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Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

PARIs, OCT. 8.-it is reported tina
Colonel Badens, commanding tn,
French forces from Hal Phong, has ha<
an engagement with Chinese regular
at Baic- Mini, resulting In . defeat o
the Chinese, aud that the French gun
boats will intercept their retreat.
This despatch probably refers to the
movements Of Colonel Bsdens from
Hat Phong mentioned in the Canton
advices of October l, stating that Colo
mel Badens started on the 18th of Sep
tember from Hal Phong with $50 French
troops BY way Of the Tai-binge river for
Baic-Ninh.
AFFAIRS IN TONQUIN.
| An official despatch from Saigon
says the situation of affairs In Tonquin
has much improved, owing to the pres
ellce OF the Anamite ENJOYS and the
submission to French authority of the
Delta Mandarins. Epidemics have
decimated the forces of the Black Flags,
and many of them are deserving. The
enemy have abandoned their works in
the villages near Hani, and have re
treated beyond Dai and the Rapids
Canal toward Lao-Kai.
LYONS, Oct. 9-An internal machine
exploded here yesterday, doing consid-
erable damage TO the Town Hall. No
one was injured.
LYONS, Oct.9.-The police are making
an investigation into the causes of the
explosions both at Lyons and Bordeaux.
1t is generally believed that they were
the work of revolutionists with the
view OF creating public alarm.
PARIS, Oct. 81. is officially an
nounced that General Campenon has
been appointed Minister Of War in |
place Of General Thibaudin.
PARIS, Oct. 8. The Opportunists. |
with Mr.. Waldeck Rossean at their |
head, applaud the appointment Of Gen.
Campenon rs Minister of War. Gen.
Campenon will begin his new duties
tomorrow. Tbs first evidence of his
influence was shown by the seizure to-
day Of an anti.Prussian Journal. 1t is
stated that Generals Saussier and
Lewal, both OF whom had In turn been
asked to accept themselves the position,
urged Gen. Campenon's appointment.
FREE POSSESSION OF TERRITORY.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The Figaro states
that the agreement entered into BY
France with the Black Flags in Ton
luin grants the latter their arrears of
pay and the free possession of the terri
tory between Lao-Kai and Hung. Hoa.
SPAIN.
MADRID, October 9.-The difficulty
between Spain and France is still unset
led. Daily Cabinet councils have been
held, aud another has been called for
when the result of the latest
Interview between the Due de Fernan-
Nunez, the Spanish Ambassador to
France, and NJ. Challemsl- -Lacour,
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, will
DO impaired TO the Cabinet. k
MADRID, October 9.-It is reported
hat Senior Sagasta, President Of the
cabinet, isnegotiating with the Left
n the admission Of representatives of
hat party into the Cabinet. IL
LONDON, October 9.-It was rumored
hat George Warden, the late Secretary
lnd Manager of the London and River
'late Bank, who was arrested last
light, has confessed his criminality in
with the defalcations in
hat institution, and also implicated
thers.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
The Weather To. Morrow

CLEVELAND, O.-The Plain Dealer
says the indications point to severe
changes In the weather, and that in
consequence, druggists place on the
handy shelf "a large supply of St.
Jacobs Oil, the sovereign remedy for
pains, induced by the inclement
weather.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

1t is certain that the longer speech,
the weaker it is, but not so with a cold,
the longer it runs, the worse it becomes.
A cold, be it ever so slight, is no trihe,
it should be checked in its early stages.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the " Balm
Of Gilead" that millions say is divine
in its origin.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Cheap Excursion to Readsnr

On Thursday, October 18th. Round
trip ticket, good for three days, only
$3.50. Train leaves Wilmington at 4. 80
q. m. Excursion to Switchback same
day, same train. Tickets $500. Reach
Mauch Chunk at 10 a. IN. Tickets good
for three days.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
so Cent Cash rneres.

we want every woman who wants q
cashmere dresa to look at ours for so cts.
All colors and black G. Worrell,
Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Ladies'

fine pebble button, worked button hol.
for $3.50. at Babcocks, 2O6 Marke
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
btAt0 O1 the THERMOMETERS
at the REPUBLICAN office in the sba. ,e.
7o'clock 10 o'clock u O'Clock
$50 67o 500


Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, October 10.-1 a. IN.
For the Middle Atlantic States
Generally fair weather, variable winds,
stationary or falling barometer, rising
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Elegautly PerfuIned

Toilet soaps at Hartman's drug store,
bouquet, pansy, rosadora, rosemary,
rose, jockey club, oat meal, glycerine,
windsor and many others. 5cts. to 35cts.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Hollis.

The old-fashioned molasses candy man,
has returned from the sea shore anu ie-
opened the candy kitchen at 12l Market
street, where you can find the finest
assortment of home-ma candy in the
State,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

The worst cases of Dyspepsia can be
cured BY using Clarke's Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
that have been cured by its use. Try it.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

Improved Roller Flour best in the market !;
warranted good. Our 80 -four Is good
flour for the money can't he beat. W. j..
kimble, Front and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
S:E5akBA21|||II
Sun sets s. 80.
Sun rises 6.0l
Chrtstt1eld h Best,

D Sun rises 6.0l Sun sets &. 6.a0.
Christneld l. best.
Rumford Brothers, Hatters
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
il on tnp-The anvil.
II Tired out--Wbeels.
Spring goods--Sofas.
Rad rock-Th. cr.d,.
posted un--C,rcua hills
''iie'
s", Tas .s.S no".1nss-nAnes' s,e'
100 thin-Shadow soup.
lhat he drinks salt water.
Fall goods-Fruit parings.
Dark weights-Coal scales.
| Dog dazed-A MAD canine
Ise rts all-Old Father Time.
| C,.,.n, -. ,,,.s
A. rD 'o"s''
m' 'h' o'er neald corh-stalk.
Aae 'ish' 'orisaoe-Match boys.
always going to seed-Canaries.
A sweet thing In jugs-Molasses.
Behind time-The back of clock
High art in vrsase-A bnst in ,.,t
rno, An,,s.,, to.
Th,t von na,n ~.aa.a a' 'o' a. ois"n'
nav ''n oauo runs the ART Association.
h'eu cages step ladders, clocks, 9ac store.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
German imported goods at 500 King street
q. $. Humphrey 4 Bro- .batts,s 400 ma rk..
That DR. Thrill, waars I,r n1,vno,,,.
ma M. ,.,. anoo''
of Wales. A1'''on 'nu'oeo 'he frince
rb,t pro, po,,,
Lhat frol. Borcnert goes East to show his
nn.. 49,, ,..,.
s,an "' '"o S'ooh neport Is small expl0-
''on'
ihat sir 1ummiss hunts fteas in the Palace
no'o'.
That I)r. Maokintosh is writing a treatise
on Quackery.
Get your painting done by OsIer No .
East Seventh street.
Fine IA X Plain ,4o,a p,, =,
Hanf,s. 10 n. 1th street, A'ne'' "' E. f.
That m. Koor,v-..ro.. ..
looked afYer hv tx naiio. ''s'ueo shouio 10
nr.,.n. P"'o'
maze ~ anu FEMALE canaries for sale at Par
Aer :, Ao' EAST SECOND street.
anat me captain OF the revenue launch
cruises IN The boatmans Saloon.
That Buckingham & Hecht have thrown
another dead cat into Rose Avenue.
Of VIM. H. Lloyd, 7th and King streets.
StradIey does really first class Sign Paint.
Ing at low rates, eo211 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Attention.

100000 cigars Just received from first-class
Gall at the Delaware Tobacco
Agency, l06 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Harry Yerger,

4O5 Shipley street, has just received
large lot of brackets and wall pockets,
which he is selling very low. Call and
see them at once.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

Miss Annie Alfrey, 615 West Second
street, WILMINGTON, DEL, says: II
felt very bad from dyspepsia. found
an appetite and great relief in Browns
Iron Bitters,"
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

For the throat and perfume, throwing
a continuous spray. Sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, No. 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
A. Chambers,

practical tin-roofer. and all kinds of job
work promptly attended to. No 2l5 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

Prompt, reliable and perfectly harmless.
No other preparation can compare with 1t for
cough or cold. Twenty-Five cents at all
drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Como and Look

at our ladies' kid button CATERS for$1. 25
at Babcock's, 2O8 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Ladies'

lasting kid foxed button CATERS, at $1.25
only, have few at Babcock's, 2O6 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Base Ball,

The following games Of ball were
played yesterday:
At Phiadelphia-Butlalo, Z; Ath-
letic, |.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, 6 Cleve-
land, 4.
At New York-Boston, O; Metropoli-
tan, l.
At Observation-Disclosures, 16 Ale
gheny,2
At ST. Louis St. Louis II ; New
York, J..
At Lancaster, Pa. ,-Trenton, 10;
lronsides, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures, o. ID, troit,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

and smokers generally, would say have
been appointed sole agent for Straiton n
Storms celebrated cigars, and am able to
sell them at factory prices. Chapman, 7th
and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

Wilmington Portrait Copying House 6ll
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

hIe nu.t p 4 mps all Of Dr. Bliss em edi Gin o.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

Dr SImmS' White PulmOnic Balsam
Is the Leading Lung Remedy OF Whining
ton, Del. 80 cents and 81. Depot Fourth
and King streets. Philadelphia, Johnston.
Holloway l. Co., COZ Arch street. Sold by
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
All Kinds OF Furnace or Heater

work attended to promptly. None but ex-
perienced and reliable workmen employed.
Schoen's heater, range and stove house 200
to 2ls Shipley street. Telephone No. ia.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Paint ting.

1flshman Danner Is now ready for all kinds
Of jobblng and painting. Jobbing speciality.
No. $40 Market street.
Just go to Smeltz & Co., and try one pound
Of their print butter only rs cents. No. Is L.
Fourth street.
Lex. Barney makes frames cheaper than
others. Fall styles In ebony, velvet and
plush goods. No. Z. Seventh street.
Where to buy produce of all kinds and
save money is at Smeltz Il Co.'S, No. l3 h.
Fourth street
Oysters Is cents a quart at Lynch's 6o5
Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10

Dr. f. B. Weathers, ELTON, KY,
says: :" regard Browns Iron Bitters
as a medicine of unusual worth.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
Photographs

reduced from $500 per dozen to $500 pei
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touched,
reduced from ~. 10 per dozen to 81 so per doz-
en-. 7. u. Holland, photographer, gallery
3O7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
SPECIAL n EN1AOH,
RAr0. Carson

has on hand for this fall and winter trade
an extra fine selection for business and dress
SUITS and fine oyercoatings, and being u
healthy and vigorous state OF mind and body,
is determined to let somebody know he is liv-
Ing by his good works Of clothing In proper
style those who sre hard to Mt and In need of
a suit. Give him . call. Merchant Tailor, 6l6
Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-10-10
EcOnOna1Ro.

Now that winter is approaching, see that
your bins are large enough TO hold, 2,N0
pounds to the ton Of the best family coal.
Sold by Steward, oA W. Front street.
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Wednesdnv, December 3.

sEaArE.-After yesterdays avalanche oi
bills in the senate il was thought that these
pests were disposed Of for some time; but as
soon % the chaplain finished to-day there
were cries of "Mr. President" from oil parts
of the chamber by senator's anxious to
serve their constituents. Consequently an
other torrent Of bills, the maj jority relics of
the last session, was poured upon the secre-
tary's desk, exceeding that Of yesterday. For
nearly two hours this business was coutin.
ned.
Mr.. Morgan offered resolution, which
WAS agreed to. instructing the committee
en- Indian affairs to inquire into the expedi-
ency of creating . military academy west of
the Mississippi river, for training and edu.
eating Indian youths and men up. to O
proper age, ~ soldiers, and to admit them
when qualified int the regular army.
House MIR. Randall objected to the
passage Of resolution for the immediate
appropriation of $20,00e for printing the
records Of the United States supreme court
and 1t was referred to the committee Of the
whole. He said all deficiencies should
have thorough Investigation, not only by
the house, but by an appropriate COM
mittee. He had horror Of deAcien.
cies. Tho Virginia contested cleo.
tion casa, Garrison vs. Mayo, was referred
TO the committee on elections, when ap-
pointed, with instructions to report the ID
gal quedsns involved therein. Il was Or
morrow Il be 10 meet Monday.
Mr.. Jones submitted the customary Yeoo.
lutions announcing the death Of Represen.
tative Thomas 81. aeradon Alea, and out
Of respect 10 the memory Of the deoeasec
the house adjourned, With the understand
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An Interesting Patent Suit.

An interesting case, involving very in,
genious and economical device, has Just
been decided by the courts, the particulars
of which will bear brief mention. Nelson
Lyon of Albany, N. Y, has recovered judg-
mont OF So, 547.10 besides cost and interest
against &. 4. Fisher q Co., In the United
States Circuit Court. at Detroit, Mich, for
an infringement of what is known to the
trade as Lyons Patent Metallic Heel S,iffan.
or. This contrivance is enc Of the most use.
full of modern Inventions, and has achieved
9 aremark able sale e-over three.quarters of q
million dollars worth, the testimony in the
present suit showed having been disposed of
since the patent was granted. being grand
total OF 273 478 pounds, or 3SSs, 600 pairs.
At one time the Attorney General OF the
United States declared d Lyon patent In.
valid, simply on account Of al informality
In the application, but this was aftarWard
corrected by the Commissioner of Patents,
in accordance with special act Of Congress
authorizing such Correction. Fishers main
improvement consisted in elongating the
screw.hole fastening the plata, and, as de.
PENDANTS they based their main defence In
trviDg TO show the special act OF oongres
was Unconstitutional and that plaintiffs in.
vention was not new. Action vas com.
-menced in May, 1880, . perpetual injunc.
ton was obtained in December following,
and the case was referred te. master TO a..
certain the pr.6ts made by defendants and
the loss sustained by Mr.. Lyon. Tha mas
ter reported the sum as g, 3S4, but onmotion
the court doubled the same, and directed
Judgment to bs entered against defendants
TOR sueh double damages, With interest from
the DO OF the masters report and oosts.
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arise, unleaa tho wisdom OF congress
shall provide against its recurrence. The sen-
ate ct its last session. after full consideration,
passed an act relating to this subject which viii
both housas Of congress. The clauses Of the
constitution, upon which must depend any law
regulating the presidential succession, presents
also for solution other questions OF para
mount importance. These questions relate to
the proper Interpretation Of the phrase 'ins.
bi!i.y to discharGe the powers and duties Of the
the president ehall suner from such
inability. tho presidential office shall devolve
upon the vice president who must himself, un-
der the circumstances, give place to such offer
ss congress may by law appoint 10 act as
president / need not here SET forth numerous
and interesting INQUIRIES which are suggested
fully stated in my first communication to con-
gress, and have since been the subject of fre-
quent deliberations in that budy. Il lis greatly
to be hoped that these momentuous questions
will ind speedy solution, lest an emergency
should arse when longer delay will be impos-
may furnish cause for anxiety aud alarm. For
the reasons fully stated in my last animal
message, repeat my Recommendation
that congress propose an amendment to tbat
provision Of the constitution which prescribed
that the formalities for the enactment Of laws,
tion Of public moneys, the executive may be
enabled while giving his approval to parlicu-
lar items, p interpose his veto 10 such others
~ do not0 t0ommeH themselves TO his judg-
ment
1HE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT III
Of tho constitution co tiers the riguts OF citi-
zenship upon all persons born or naturalzed
IN the United States, aud subject to the juris-
diction thereof. 1t Was the special purpose of
this amendment to insure members Of the
co ored race the full interment Of civil
and political rights. Certain stAtuatory pro-
visions, intended 10 secure the enforcement Of
those rights, have been recently declared un-
constituonai by the supreme court Any logis-
lat,on whereby congress may lawfully supple
ment the guarantees which tho constitution
affords for the equal enjoyment by all the citi-
zens of the United States OF every right, priv
iege and immunity OF citizenship, will re.
ceive my unhesl,ating approval
(Signed1 CHESTER A. Arthur.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 3, 1888.
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DAOKTA NEWS NOTES.
The Now. Bishop Of Dakota.


The New. Bishop of Dakota.
New York, special.-Bishop w. D.,
Walker, tile newly elected bishop Of
Dakota, recently held service at the
Floating Bethel. He leaves very soon,
for his new mission. Bishop Walker
took for. his text the subject Of Christs
walking upon the water. The ship ii
which were his disciples was Storm
tossed and sinking, when through tho
storm which seemed to be their destruc-.
tion was seen thu form of the master.
their fears we're forgotten in their awe;.
clenr ard distinct came the cheering
wor Is, "lt is ], be not afraid" Thus Il
is with the sailor to-day. He faces tenn.
pests and vnrie tcrr5rs Of the deep, yet
if he be 81 Christian that still, small voice
brings him hope and comfort. No clase
of men so need the divine help as sailors.
What lias the sailor to hope, should his
boat be wrecked? There is but one wha
can bring him safely through, but he u
always willing, 8. He urged the Storm
tossed sailors to receive him into their
ship, ere it may be too late. <
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Romance in Texas.

Houston Special:-J. W. Rose, a wealthy
carriage manufacturer, disappeared on the
I'd. His wife and her supposed step. son
tell the grand Jury Rose is Cornelius Kaup,
who in Kingston, N. Y, in 1868, commit.
ted heavy forgery. deserted his wife and
three children. came to Texas, made money
and married Mrs. Dagnall. Rose returned
to Kingston in 1876, after the charge of
forsery was outlawed and promised to bring
his first wife to Texas. Failing. the son fol.
lowed him few months ago and threaten.
ing exposure Rose shot him six times. The
son showing signs of recovery. was sent to
Florida, Rose assuring him that his second
wifc YVES only his mistress, and at the same
time inducing her TO say he did the shoot.
ibg. The boy is now at Houston, but his
fathers whereabouts Is unknown.
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] tt4
laws. and amend thS4 hynsslI s lIWls,
~ Mr.. Cauron (wisJets rssesGs . 80
market certain lan3s ot NJ Jaits6 g ~ II
Minnesota and Wisoonlin, auA 6uthoIio0
their sale subj TO iigh, OF howaes. TA0es
ere lands Withdrawn from sale II 10O onl
quired for use In the constructors and 0afn.s
tenance Of dams, reservof,s. . Q. noposed -
be erected for the improvement Of the Nts-
sinippi river. They arc by this hlll
made snbjsct tc privats y sntzy,
and sale at .$l.26 p9 acfs.
BY Mr.. Morgan, proposing an amsndnsut
to the constitution BY which ths p1ssadant
will have power to disspprove any item in
an appropriation for .livers and ha1bofD
while approving other Items. A lAysp
number Of minor bills were introduced.
House. Mr.. McCoid took the oath Ct
office and the house adjourned until Mon
day 10th inst, to allow the speaker time %
prepare the camisiltees.
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Foreign Items of News,

GVEO1Sn 1VS1u0 Vi NOWSs
Lord Lorne delivered long lecture at
Birmingham upon Canada and it, products.
He particularly praised the salubrity OF the
climste, and said fevers, which were too
common in the United States. were un.
knoWnsin the boundaries of the Dominion
he lauded Canada ~ fold for emigration,
and exPatiated upon the marvellous progress
made BY various towns. Lord Lofne con.
cluded BY saying that the Canadian people
were thoroughly devoted to their connec
tton with the mother couhtry. Otherwise
they would long ago have discarded their
alliance, OF which they ara proud. With
the Dominion of Canada and Australian
colonies in close relations, Eagland need
never feel that her proud position would
be shaken or questioned.
A popular teacher at Irkubk, Russia,
named NeustajeB, was arrested and shot
within twenty-four hours for striking Gen.
Anntchinn, governor general OF Eastern
Siberia, in retaliation for IN affront given
by the general.
IT is stated that Bismarck intends to in.
troduce in the reichstag bill modifying the
system of elections for members. A maisr.
ity OF the votes cast Is now requisite to So
cure an election. Tne plan proposed re-
quires only plurality of the votes.
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PERSONAL Gossip.

W.. 8. Chambarlaia Of Cleveland. o..
father Of Miss Jennie Chamberlain, whose
bssuty has attracted much notice in E.-
rope, seeing the statement that propositions
were making to plscs photographs of his
daughter on sale Ia New York, requests tie
announcements that no photographer, at
home or abroad. has permission to cell her
photographs, and anyone found selling
Of the law.
Manager J. NJ. Hill threatened to shoot
homasJ. Mosier, city editor otthe morn
ing paper In Detroit. Mica, for writing a
severe criticism on Margaret Mather. Who
has been playing there, Mosier gave Hill a
tongue lasbing AMI fdends interfered.
Henry Willard has sent check Of 500
oet. A.exander's hospital, New Uim.
Gen. Hancock and family are on their
way to San Francisco.
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Casualty Record.


Prof. Won Bsuenn,ng died at Bridgeport,
Ct. OH the 9Th, from the effect ofthe am
putation ofa deceased foot. He wss known
a. the tramp musician" He was formerly
. baron in Germany. When he came to
this country several years ago he pos.
sessea SIS, ,000, which he lost in gambling.
He fiuslly became tramp end mis- an
tbrope. ..t7
An employe of Graf, Murray & Robbins
of Duluth st their lumber camp on the
seuth shore named Robert Empsey, VAS
paoly hurt by falling tree da. or two
ago. His shoulder and so leg were bro.
ken. he was taken to Bayfield,, where he 70
being nurssd. II
D. ]. Sullivan, one Of the victims of the
accident on the Wickes branch, died at 81.
Johns hospital, Butte, Mont. On the I'd
inst, both of his le s were amputated.