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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
WASHINGTON LETTER
THE CIVIL sEkvlIE REFOR n
BILL PASSED - new YEAHH
Day RECEPTION.
From our Regular 'orrcSpoDI,'

WASHINGTON, Jan. |, 1893.
Tie only events OF importance sine,
Chnstnaa haye been the passage of Tn.
CivIl Service Reform BIZ in ia Sen,
At, and he First Of January, 1883
New Years Day was marx 4 6y The
usual receptions, official, non.,tllpial
diplomatic, and military, Every man
arfsSed h'mseii IL hls best r.. Lhes, and
called on the ladies wherever Luey were
prepared 10 receive Tho .atlss wer.
all dressed inoa, txqriste!y, and many
OF thom btood under gas lighDsM Chan.
delinrs, with the b'inds of their parlors
closed. instantaneous Photographs OF
the tnbieauS of pG6abnia ion on that
day would te 'ntsr-sting those who
delight IN sludying modern manners,
and who uisUoln il bows, and smiles,
ana dfe5s, sud attitude, tie material
tha' J, ID. has's OF 80 much Isychologi-
sii lsssrtAtlvn In the IL Gdprn novel.
with TIE beSInDiug of The new year,
the JClal 'ea8Or, ss il l.. called, will
be fairly Op"L6d Ia Washing on Many
mem bern Ui tOGgrtss, who have been
home huriSE III. Ho' o'id4ys, will return
WIN tl"ir ia;AiIio-, and many others
anoonnuCted With oitiCial or public life,
but to whom wealth lunds means, will
come FROM distant city aud town 10 en-
log The aai-'y .ud excitement that a
season at the p'aI slforls, land which
vii, oontlue nom tu-day until the com
men, emenl ui hrll.
uUr way VI prBiendi1g to enjoy our
selvrs Is uos purely An e-lcan, tu', ike
81, 10.
many simr,es." French, English, Ger
man ard HeHtGer, nf which dancing ID
The chief In Washington nearly
everybody and her husband dances. IL,
spite of age, di4uiJles and rheumatism.
General Grant, during his presidency,
was b elI on G!ore than one occasion 10
tread n LneAsuro With ease and Irac".
Genera Banks scnJ through the square
dapcSs allh gait halt military, but
with a technical ak'lI thai mas Tor its
expIsnatio tin', long before he vas
Governor q: Massachusetts, Speaker OF
the House O! i pgnseI Gatlyes, or Gen
eral IL The army, ho vas teacher OF
the IerpslcAoteAn art. General SheI-
mar. barring slight rheumatism,
which gives him peculiar Jerking
gait; may 10 seen in the evoiutions Of
She ball room, and always with ayounR
and pretty part, or. AIN told that he
Is 80 a proficient In those round
dances against whirh Mrs. herman
wislded hel pen but IN tho matter Of
round dances DO not speak from OBJ
servltion.
| televe the American habit of dane
inp comes from Lp bAAsirDate love OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
MovlN4 Early.

TX. Gilmore, tobacco agent, VINO
has occupied the building cor. Of water
ana King sreu.s Cox sOtAo tlmo past. ~
removing Lis stors to-day to NO. lo'
East Spc0at qtreb,. w0rkmen are now
engaged in toartug ont the OLD stfuc.
tufe, preparatory TO re.hCtiug it up in "
firat-cl claps uunusr as q reSt%urhh,, 10
be known -s he Malta House ana oc'
cupied by M. joan Reyhosn'' VINO
Will vacatc his old place adjoining
atuuI Mach - d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
EsasH elpafiOn Day.


Monday was tue anniversary OF 'h'
emancipation OF the co'or" race, al,
1t was oeiebra.d a. the u, ZION IA l.
Cfuich by addresses III Inc Afternoon
and evening.
In INC aIiefhoon "u''i 'h'oa "eis ha'''
by Revs. L. u. steward, ~ b. moore
I. +. Hamiit"h a'u ohhors.
Inc evening nteo.hs "s pteSiueo
over Dy Jobtph ""'"ef' iAere WAS
large hunience p'es9 '" u..,,,
u. II. ussIus an" NV T. o. WIN" hf
enlightened 'helr heatrs on 'h' Noik
ines OF the unHeiE'"""" f"i'f""a
Mf'' htpt',a ""t,y fH''A 'he Au'aH'
cipahoh ifoc'am@'i"h WIN tAIoi'eht
gesture ana eAp'e sS'"n'
A. X. henry AZ orator OF the evening"
made !opS ahdfS7' "dVocalihs tHe
rights OF lbs coIoFel f"tH'
Iho rpeahe' men c'i'I''Heh ho o'n
Ga. cohuuct ol ex-senator bfuIe, ui
Misslssippl. M"g'c 'hl"th 'icCuVes
were taeh SHOWN 9y ~ H. shHtuS.
Aier sbolt a"ut"s"S d! James NC
fhSrson' james Murray, DAVID NJ nr-
ray, Dsnlei na'hl''oh AT" "'h-rs, thh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

SALT LAKE CITY UTAE, Dec. :l-In
October, 1881. Two tramps entered the
Utah and Northern Railroad Station al
Franklin, Idaho, and potn, ing a cooked
pistol at Agent Hiuckley, demanded
the combination Of the safe. The pistol
went off and killed Hinckley. The
trampS fed, but were caught, and
Michael Mooney, the one who hsId the
n stol, was hanged at Malad last FIJI!
day. He refused 10 disclose anything
respecting himself Ei9 family or life.
II YVES claimed tOat :he pistol went of
by accident, and that it was not intend
ed to kill HinCkley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
I:s,1l5s2gRkkZ!'EG;||ij II II
sun sets I.52.

sun rises 7,l6. sun sets l.52.
thrFthrld & Beet
Striking clock. with alarm combined. gJc
G. =. Humphrey h Bro, one-price matters
In Nsrrron's otacc. ls2i tamac st.. Phlla
For cut flowers and funeral designs. 20 Il
81 Mdrkc' II.
Try the Nirkur. double file at Mullins 52'
" Front st.
Eun 4 r. Plain Gold Rings. at j.. f.
iIlnrr. !" East fpurth It.
Inc money lender never hcglerta his busi
ncfs. lie tlkes all the intcIes, he can in it.
The man who Il most cnyicd and mated IN a
boarding house is the happy fellow who is
placed next the prUtticst girl at the table.
A not, kec per may be entertaining an An,
gel un,IRRres but an empty trunk, all the
same, cannot be- left as security for II board
bill
Canton flannel drawers, red flannel under,
nrar blue tauuel laced shirts, own make.
Cardigan jackets, f. and W collars. stylish
nornwrIr. " Is. Cole. 2G2 Market t.
Gu to II H. MoOrc's stalls. y and "A Sec
ODI street market. where you will find Il good
quality Of ucw buckwhcat -four also roll
a.i good tuO butter, cheese, salt fish, etc,
etc.
The fat Young man who paid fifty cents for
= .rrCl thLl would show him how to double
ms money without risk was told 10 double ny
the h ~ Il hlll h. could ind before putting
Il ~ his IorEct.
DrphcuS when he played made the rocks
rur'r up ANA iIi- power seems to have de-
-rruird TO great many popular singers.
f"I have to come up with the rocks if you
want to hear them.
A Louisville policeman has undiscovered
wG|Aiugihis beat ut night and the general
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

NEW YORK, Dec. %l-A panic oc,
Cured in the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music this afternoon. During religious
ser vices there gentleman in the Or
chestrs discovered that his clothing
was in flames. He hurried to the
street, where the fire WAS extinguished.
A large number OF people seeing the
fire and sno xe rushed in alarm out Of
the building. Quiet was soon restored,
however, and the services were re-
sumed. Matches in the gentleman =
pocket had acCidently ignared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
A (GAnpl niHg.

MEssEs EDlTOKS.--is it not possible
to have sOIn" better arrangements re.
speoting the telephone A tow days
since | was In haste 10 communicare
with party, and after calling the ex,
change D number Of times, sent A
youEg man 10 see what was the matter,
When he arrived at the place, he found
tho young ladies engaged In conversa,
ton and not paying the sIightest at
tentlon to my call. SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

War Department, Office OF the ChioI
Signal Officer, Washington, January
2.-l a, Nj.
The WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
light snow followed by cleaning wca.
ther, southerly veering TO colder
westerly winds, stationary or higher
pressure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
EtncAVArG Eefor,n,

Mayor Edison, of New York, is greet
ed Oh Induction to office by an in
crease Of $l,lS0,104 in the budget Of
city expenses compared with last year.
Unless the Legislature adds TO the
amount appropriated, the tax rate next
year will exceed S2.25 for the present
year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
"The Coca Baef Tonic of the Liebis

1.-THE Coca Beef Tonic of the Liebie
Company combined as it is with Coca
guinine aud iron, forms most valu
able adjunct TO the practice Of medi
cine. From the experience We have
had with it, We are forced to speak in
its favor, and to recommend Ito use,
Beef, iron and quinine cannot be snr.
passed by any other three ingredients
in or ouc OF tie dispensatory, fer iuvig
orating an eufeebed system, and when
such remedies can be obtained Com'
bined, from 80 reliable a house as Lio-
big'a, 1t behoovss the profession tc
patrOnize the same 70 the fullest ex-
tent. Prof. G. ii. Wilkinson, NJ. d.,
Editor Texas M edical and Surgical
Record.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
GOvERH0R's MESSAGE.
The SaeOud Biennial Message o'
Governor John w. HAIL

! a 4, .#aH
uoVernoi I"', .na uo tba I,sgialsture
'nu'n, ~'aFo ,ofatr,ngr ro In, functions
- ~. hisb w,re entirely
o1 'io ~ t b., aoi.,,,ure. he con-
acF'''n n1eu ~ IL, ho4n unon III, psaca
sra,uI"'es S"", mud rlI the essen
ue@''"' so.''' ~ ls,,so,t ard benpins,s,
,ls'h W -" 't"" 10 I.aony of the cd to the
"ma'u ar a," No calamity has occurred
no" SD., 49,, a,'ioyment of our prcs.
~ o'' ,i 1'".oi ,n" -, n.rnlyys. BY It's
Su' "p'.,,,' ~, ,ls snriu,s of Iadus-
"hSen' : .t 'a,1,,n.nt
wy Sua 80 n,n,,;on nf thipgs necessarily
.',d,tinn.I Weight to the IT.
'np"tie 'ih,ii,n inn;dent I, your poaiiion,
nponsi1y p"'n !, 10 ynossihle that q change, or
I9s 'i"Io ,nauha vroupht in the
.,nii, nnIicv of tho state, which might
pp;uinilh puui,i r.ther thsn enhance the
uaanats ~ tr.s onverpmeat and the
b,a.a,na. q, a benIgo Providence.
R"t.rr;ng tn fnaposs His Excellency
o.. s,apcsa Of the State, being n
,rh;eci wh,ch relates to tha power OF
i,ryiu, and raiaipe taxes and directing
,,.a,n,nnrt.,iou tbsrso. to the various
oh;sria nj Government. il ~ necessary
~, Won sHould he informed of their
.r,s c,ndI.ion. so hat you may adopt
NJ, n layislat;ou IA will enable the State
'r,o,.ur.r m meet all demands upon
MIN. .rithsr present or prospective. with.
onI The accumulation Of a large surplus
in ,he Treasury of the State tor any H.
dasnit. ner,od az time.
A pletbotic treasury 10 frequently
the act,v. cau.s OF vicious ard unwise
l.g,ala,inp. I'm that IL invites to the cap
i,nl adventurets. with their schemes
for rublic improyement, which, in
many Instances, by their supernci
merit, or ausipility, excite and seize
ths credr itv of tho public mind and
thereby obtain the endorsement and aid
of the Sta.e. 1t is aeedless to say thai
.ucb uroi.cts are aeuerally attended
win failure. or DO not produce the re.
,,It. affirmed OF ftlsm by their 1eaIOu.
and untirlpa ad yocates.
H,s Excei,ppcy then gave an extract
trom th, Treasury. showing the bonded
dabt TO he s955. .O,V
The Governor ttvn Riv YES a.detale led &C
c,unt of the payment uf certain bonusof
iposbtednt a. against the state In accord
aucs with che action ottne Le4isla[ure,
tat,rp extract, from th. State rftasur. |
tr'. reuort. ae recommends the in
crease Of ths school fund IN the follow
inc manner
WiInout increasipg the nresept rate
~ t.,,tion tba SrhtoI Fund NAV he
stiiI inrtnrr Augmented uy transferring
~ tho same a certain portion of ths
Fuud m, rate AZ which the
to,,Is nf ,he state ar. beiap extin-
,''' ,,,aS a,rra,ts tn, cnnrIuston that
rn tn. trst dnv Of .Jauu.ry 1855. after
y 'yaf-ayins - ,hs ,rIinarv rsnense. Of the
go ,I,y'rsrn,,n+ and rndeenlnv all |
,%a h',5s e1rhrac.6 in "aer,p. A."
,t's,.' S',ll na =, snrnlns In tha Treasury
ha'n1 y'n,t the General Fuud.
yhe banda ,,ubracsd IN "series b."
UiIl not he red8emAble until July lSt, |
A. ID. 1889, "nhnS "hlch I'nie tue
sh'pIn3 VIII stead'iy Increase ny ,ho
semi animal rEcglUtS. NOW, N OEUtE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

at New York for the year just closed
did not reach tho figures of u half mil
lion anticipated, the exact figures, es-
elusive Of yesterday, being 455,Ol9,
against A ,O64 last year. The imm-
grafton, however, ia tho largest yet
reached at the port of New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

take notIce-tor $l.0o yor can have the
great American AgricnIturist" ior
1889, and also al tho good and substaD'
tial clothing needed for men and boya
for dress and common wear, at Lowest
prices. Of Cyrus Stern, III Market st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

befors tie 95tn day Of March next the
entirp stupA Of furniture ana 200 oint'
at less tuau manai@otuEers' prices 70
close GGL hu,inrRs 10 60 away. LsoH 'oS
out for bargains. l.. II. Ada'r' |0'
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
TnsHsAr as New Castle.

An interesting shooting match took
place Yesterday in New Castle between
q Caorpe Heweit and Mahlon Lancaster
for n brace of birds. Lane sster won,
Lifting 0 out Of 10 birds to Hewetts ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
FOrauma's Tav0rIte.

The holder of the ticket, No. 1853
will please call for silk dress pattern
at the store of =. Fellheimer, No. $40
Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
special N ON llOn.


|
am subject 10 Attacks Of iDfamm ma
tory rXrIaysgance, aud while und,r the
i,Hupur. ,t ,bn-, ,ar,v,a,r ara
Has, ;U,',p% ''
sc VIZ Wv W '1 ~, ~ '"o Va
VI t''''o w aI've. li'". ia Vniine. W.
ui,ctrr.d fnhsccn. h,e ;nanrsd ma N
! ,aor,,d,1a rrn.n,,ity a,. a han,in,.. for
| ''hn r,,r,,..tt ot ,,y,n,, ,,,y NJ, ,nna and
! ,nn r'L1ir ..o,,,r,fl. - Jer,s, ot too
! Dnrjn1icaI ,u,Lurs,s 81 ,4re,nsisy
found Az the Great l"bseCO Mart, L
ana ouiDiay. CHAPLAIN proprietor.
Tn. Ln,es, seua.
uoIlsnd will mak. an. la,.ge rhoto-
grauE with frnp. for Sl2b, r.toucht d
in the fuest style; no tihor maze II. ne
city tius retouched cabinets for 81 (;
cards finely retouGhed for II, and PIC
lures copied and enlarged IN IA me style
at the very lowest pr. ceo. Inc ohly
S,'ap 20, ~ nsSOI'as' -a'i''4o0 !"
No o"' Nd'Ao' 'o'ooV'
GRRp.--Io all who are surering RON
the error Of Indisorelions OF yousn, her' u
- he sEsil / st pn : u
OF CHARGE. This srea. remedy was Ga
covered bs missionary "a 'nth 4 hI"'l "
+ I,,,, ~ 1'' = i;pHIn"st MAN Station D. New yGr
CIts, octil.lyi&v
Ro, spriuss SentiEel says
of n ..o,.,,r-,hl. crr. a, that rl.ce with
s. s. S: Hors IL u case the COMPANY
cor n,,t h., and s,y. away with s.gp
tlc,s,n. Price Il and g. per bottle OF
all druggists.
r,,n
poo,, De-, ,-ro .,e;, ,t,rl, T.,
,,';n,I sr,.a. ,,o,l.,t ,,u.d .u,o,y Of
black ba.., white tiah, Oike cod nrt,
h.d0nck ca, fish. smells &c,
u.,, .uo,n,np
, .,,;, e
','l'-,'.'I, ,',a,I .,orI ~. ,...-,,
II A. ,ba Merchant Tailor -o5 Mai
ks. ,rr,,.t
.,.u.s r.,q
,
u nee'ec'Sa, "'nsn d. .D ,aok' D. " '""SH
hFo' . '''ono ,'.ai r,ii,S s,'d n,'
I,'t' 80, ",l-,''''' u ~ 'inn -, ~ o. n"nt.
IL WA ~"
oSste"s az" Fish'F Il ~" """ w "'"h" "
Oysters the best ~ the cl"y' ifeci
an SAT-. rI5h o' o. 'Ail NJ,,.'s 80, :. ", L. "
"cN'u'o H'" "''.'i' Al ''n '''' A. ''' no.
Ee"0'
Holiday Presents Gents' God Stem
W'nu "eluhes' s3|'oo l'""leS qua
Watches, go w, ~ -
Y. i,EEhSEE y r..
wy. ., -
"ys's''t "ss''''"' "s
If you want TO get the oest ana
'rehu99I "Ss,Tfs ~ 'oo ma, as e'S oa =
~ ~ h'rHc"" o. - 9nipdGJ o,r ~ =" ''-'''
~ 'e'' u '"' q''''''' s''D '''' ''''-'
W. "' Plmnlon', p'hcYicht Ho,'s' t''.:.'' '1h,'
p[si., -" ,t'na p",a' ~ ~ En5r,h 4t. ghom
~ t a'r o,'j o,d W. st. Ni,m,ur-
ton, Del.
Go,r. Coal.
ma,re i. q mint to try and re. the
t.At c1al for the nassns, Come %nd try
u yon DO rot bag. T.. Fell, 622 Wei
Front street.
uaaduuaCters for pOtar0es, 303 King
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
EXPERIMENTATION.
referring to this important neasure

ItDftrrIhH 70 INIB Important hlbAbUTt
the Governor simply says
"Tne large growth Of population and
wealth IN New Castle county since the
adoption Of the present Constitution, haa
rendered an increase of representation
from that county In the Legislature a
necessity. 1t II your duty, therefore, to
adopt such Legislation as will result in
the Accomplishment of this Deedsd
change, or re-adjnstmoutiof the basis
Of representation in the General As
sembIy.
CONTINUED IN THIRD EDITION.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Ask for Wells "Rongh on Cofhs.
Quick, complete, permanent 'ui'
Corns, warts, buniohs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

StNlN OF INC EIGvsAbEIeLkF
at the REPUBLJCAN ONCE in the shade
this mcrniHs:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'CLOCK
500 37S 401
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

For best Minnesota -four 60 to W. j..
Morrow, All French street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

am subject 10 atlacks Of iDtiam ma
tory rxrIaVagance,au aud while und,r Inc
Dtiueuce uI those parOxYsms, ! am
lieble 10 he influenced by the capri a4
OF public dt dirys. That in connect on
with an organic II mia FOR selling man
uilctu.ed tob@ccos has induced me 30
jaopardiza prosperity al d happiness iOr
'hn purpose OF Eivtug my payFons aud
me pub'iC generally tae benefit Of taoae
pGriUlIcal Dusbura's Of GET GrDsity
The ISOLATION ot the above can be
fOund a. the Great lubsaOO Mart, ! l.
ana ahiDlay. CHAPLAIN, proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Holland will make one la:ge photo"
graph with frame for Sl.25, Fetouchf q
IN The fuest style; no tih1r manc IA the
city hue retolched cabinets tor 81 I;
y cards finely retouGhed for II, ana PIC
lures copied and enlarged in same style
at the very lowest pr. ceo. The oniy
cheap frst-clat, galleries in the city.
No. 3O7 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

"U~lar Wilde sailed for England
yesterday in the steamer Bothlna,
LlME KILN,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

mare it a point to try and get tn
best coal for the maSsns. Cone and tr,
" yom DO rot bug. +. Fell, 6!2 Wer
Front street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-01
STRIKE OF THE TELEGR
4 New Company to be Formed With a
Capital of 81, 100000.

BosToN, Mass, Aug. 81.
One of the results of the recent strike of
telegraphers, Is the formation of new com
pany under the general laws of the State of
New York, the announcement of which will
be made here in the morning. The name
designated is The Citizens and Telegraph
ers National Union Telegraph and Cablegram
CO., and the capital stock is fixed at So. 900.
600, with the privilege to increase The
shares are to be of par value of S25 each,
and no person is to be permitted to hold more
that 100000 worth of stock The object of
the company is to be the purchase or con-
struction and operation of independent tele-
graph and cable lines in the United States
and Canada and across the Atlantic There
are To be thirteen trustees OF directors of
whom seven shall represent the citizen and
and SIX the telegrapher stockholders an ex-
ecutive board To consist of eight members,
four from each of the classes specified above.
Books for subscriptions are to be opened
Sept. 10, and as soon as S200, 200 is sub
scribed to the stock, work on the construction
will begin and the lines be built or purchased
and operated no faster than subscriptions to
the stock shall provide means. Precautions
have been taken to guard agoipst any selling
out of the company. Every employe and
officer must be stockholder. The corpo-
rators named in the document are Eugene ]
O'Connor. Chas Z. Chute and Thomas NJ.
Green of Boston, and others, whose names
will appear npon the permanent organization
the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-01

The Kansas State board of agriculture
reports wheat harvest OF %, 49,. 9l9
bushels. or "a decrease from the crop O,
1882 of about Z 200. 900 bushels" The oat
harvest is reported at 90, 1921 1862 bushels,
and about l70 1000. 900 bushels of corn are
promised. not less than 4.655. 022 acres
having been planted in corn, and the con.
dition being l09 as compared with the
state Of the Kansas corn-felds one wear
ago. The Kansas rye harvest is reported
at 1882. 29S bushels. The prosperity OF
Kansas. therefore. is very great.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-01

There is a very large discrepancy be-
tween the statements made by Judge
Jackson of Georgia in the North Ameri-
can Review about the law abiding and
peaceful character OF the people of that
State, and the statements made in the Sa-
vannah Weekly Echo. n negro paper. bear
ing upon the same subject. The Echo al
leges that within the past six months nearly
two hundred innocent. w-abiding, peace
full colored people. residing in the interior
of Georgia. having been murdered. shot,
whipped and driven from their homes by
vigilance committees. and Ku-Klux; and
that the leading journals. instead of de-
nouncing these outrages. keep perfectly
quiet. Colored farmers who have been
successful with their crops, and colored
teachers who have been doing good work
in the schools have had to leave in haste
in order to save their lives. Judge Jack
son had better put his spectacles upon his
nose and enter upon close examination
OF these things.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-01
THE ANGRY WATERS.
A Whole Fleet Wrecked off Grand
Banks-Eishty Lives Lost.

ST. JOINS. N. F., Aug 81.
From several arrivals within the past "a
hours from the Grand Banks. intelligence of
an alarming disaster to a fishing fleet has
been received. The most reliable and defin-
lite comes from the Gloucester schooner Ma
chusett. She was anchored about 20 miles
southeast of the Virgins, and just escaped the
fury of a storm and run for land. While
coming iE she passed through a vast amount
of wreckage, everything indicating work of
destruction. The gale arose from the east
ward shortly after sunrise on Sunday last.
A heavy sea rapidly piled up and became
confused and choppv by the wind veering to
the north north east For thirty miles in the
schOoners course wreckage was encountered
on every side. Dories in tens were seen bot
tom up. oars, fishing boards and other wreck
ed material were passed from time to time.
One French fishing brig alone lost four
dores with all hands. The vessels deck
was swept, cables parted and anchors lost.
The general estimate at present puts the loss
of life from GO to so souls, while the material
damage to the fleet is incaleulable. AT the
time the gale sprang up there were some 200O
dories away at their hauls. 1t will be fortu-
nate if the disaster to the great bank fleet is
circumscribed within this report.
HALIFAX, Aug. 81.
Steamer East Anglia which which arrived
here today for coal had one or two of her
plates started and was strained a little by
Wednesday nights gale. Schooner Fannie
B., from Cow Bay, c. b., which arrived to-
day reports having her deck-load of fish car
ried away during the storm. Schooner Vesta
from Labrador had to run 80 miles before the
gale and had her mainsails carried away.