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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12
OVER LAND AND SEA.
me Bill for the Relief OF General
fttz John Porter Passes the
Senate, Despite Logan's
Petty Malice

fitz John Porter Passes the
Senate, Despite Logm's
Petty Malice
And Awful Grammar Only Three Re-
publican Senat0rs Vote on the
Side OF Justice, but one
Of Them, Senator Don Cameron, Makes
a Brilliant Speech in Behalf Of
the Soldier WrOnged so
long by His Country Heavy Shows In
the Northwest Prevail. and
Five Inches at Chicago
threatens to Interfere with Traffic in
that Wide-Awake City of the
Lake. ChiefEngineer
In the Navy is Court -Martialed ard
Rcprimanded for Assaulting
Seamen Under His COmmand-Braye
Bradlaugh is Beaten In n Suit
Against the Sergeant-at.Arms for As.
sault-The Amcrican-Mexican
Treaty l, Ready for the Signatures OF
the Men who Prepared 1t.
And Other News Items of Interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12
Treaty /, Ready for the Signatures OF
the Men who Prepared 1t.

And Other News Items of Interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12
FINANCIAL IND COTTON
FINANCIAL

rrosent daily output OF tue A'NN
mnes aSersgss ,S y,,l9ao sIS of Montana pTSSPsFs y
the h""s sS,sss sone.third greater IN i''-
ISL e.a,,s treasury now ho!us -
ass STs IN lawful None ION i sS
lhr Tta Now York Commereial I. and Caninol
my ~ ~. are losses in this county "NN
that ANY, us last wear - 500 2o0 WV; r.oseJlabel
amo,iV amounV.ui IN the Bank of Englanu lhVie
sho mast week f26i,eOO. ,...,ased Aapers
ing the pa, ,Se hank Of FIR nee decressSSsost SsostolC
-, speSls, Sas, W Week 7l25OOOf. gold anu on all
silver. ,,alor e.timates that ertles, ~, o.
.uSs hS reSuired for naval expenui'u' Casius
the yeStt stated ted at Montreal that hmsw"VWvs VWvaxal
ls lts 's;,i tsSe $50 OOO, eco worth SieU, g n
nns's wnwsy w stock out of the slo@ unr;s. ~, ID
clnvonaon clnv nai Of taking the balance nser' Ene We,
tain time. ,ha pbiladslphsna; Janes
1882 aggregated o"''''-'' Acaster; James
3O9, sos. .,rser6 silver, Farmers BIN, ~
49,, Amounted to 3s sos 2Ss-p ~, n CLARK
uvn ,n tSs over the same date lni,; ;aasc,l,e. b
hH Httv,oornaving for all the dsk,aines'' 'rTTcxarks
,hi hi,v tss3 the county tree Por,er'
uu,sohusetts uu,lus has sS 900 ouwood, ,,s,;n q
sVshich he divided amSsons IN n at the
tax Wn.on MN n,ininp operatioLAs HERALD as'AAN
ACtlNS Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12

srRiScEikLp. Jan. ii.-The house J
adopted a resolution declaring snyoi
sible for the United States senate n
while In an Office Of the state. n
ton is intended 10 bar 0overns
who 10 Q candidate fnr The Uni
senate. The vAe 10 - 70 s,l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12

detective who arrested Polk here and WAS
afterwards, II Is alleged, briper 10 assist in
MS escape, skipped the city last evening
aud was overtaken by San Ahtonio offi
Ger to-day, captured ard is now with Cam.
eron, his partner, in Jail here. They will be
prosecute as accessories. Ii i, due IN onr
officers to say that Price and Csmeron nave
no ailliation with them and cnly recently
established a branch detective agency here
me csptors of Polk, Cameron and Price are
not San Antonioans.
Marshal tossing arranged matters, and
went on with Treasurer Polk for Tennessec
not holding him at Austin, as was surpassed
he would.
Hon. Il, h. Washburne, ex.minister 10
iahos' Mhue flulng To-Day was painfully
;Ju,eu oy oelnS thrown IRON ms horse. 1t
10 no' SERIOUS, out causes suffering.
Fort Worth
FoRr WoRrH, Jan. ll-,TSpecial .l-Tbs
county court adjourned tod Az till next seA.
sion.
The Texas Il Pacific Railway company is
s'ubbornly defending the suit for damaee
To the cattle OF Andrews and Harris the
plaintiffs. Wv
John Oberty, boy vagropt arrested here
10 DAY, is thought to be wanted AT Decatur
for THEFT OF money.
rage for railes has broken ont here.
Dr. +. l.. King, of New York CITY has
bought halt interest in DashwooJ,s drm,,
store. N's
J, G. Taylor of Dallas, has purchased a
large saloon business here.
Many citizens throhged the recorders
court to-day at the Mongoliau trial
1t was "as good ag A cir,,,, % %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12

Seamen Under His Communicative
Bradlaugh is Beaten In n Suit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12
Constitution Seems to Have Aroused
the Ire of all the Noble Sena.
tors, and they Bombard
Inaugural is Anxiously Awaited, that
His Views as to Legislation May
be Known Before AnyiS

Attempted in Earnest MIR. Wurzbach
wants No State Tax for 1883.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12
six cOlu
;, ), ,,,,.,.,;11R'S !
chan.
'sslnr I;
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'aOns

she house and
k-the first of
Iners as braved
'oods not sold
X. They in
he gentlemen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12
And Awful Grammar Only Three Re-
publican Senators Vote on the
Side Of Justice, but one

In the Navy is COurt-Martialed ard
Reprimanded for ASsaulting
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-12

out of twelve dilleteht
Hsl territory n OF Montana al Is
already ad led not lie less IS.
and silver to the curry !
world. ,.,n(
bank department o.
S70O,O0O,6o 900 in the
over 2,tOO, OoO dep9 .
The bullion ing 7
York was as folio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
Farm Items,

Fred T. Crowley of Lewiston, killed a
yearling steer which he bought of James NJ
Thompson of Webster, that dressed IA
pounds.
Gen. c. p. Mattocks. proprietor of River
side Farm. Baldwin. has recently sold to
Spear Brothers of Rockland, the excellent
stock boar Riverside Sambo, bred from sire
and dam imported from Russell Swanwick,
England.
The sale at auction of the herd of Jersey
and Holstein cattle, comprising 35. owned by
VIM. +. Greene of Vergennes, VT. took
place Friday. The prices realized were
quite low, the cows averaging less than $40,
yearlings $40 to S35, and Holstein calves
Sl2
The St. Albans Cheese Association recent
ly held the annual meeting and elected the
following officers A. j. Bunney. president ::
J. T. johnson. secretary; j. NJ. Skinner.
treasurer; Daniel Pratt, director. During
the past wear fourteen tons of cheese were
manufactured which found ready market
Mr.. S. A. Taylor. of Fairfield, has a steer
four years old that has gained ten inches
during the last seven months. He recently
had six heavy fat cattle, well mated, which
would be difficult to match and flock of
graded sheep that are heavy shearers, beside
numerous other stock.
Mr.. Joseph Nve of Fairfield Corner has a
steer two years old last April. that girts eight
feet and two inches. Mr.. Nye has refused
an offer of Sl70. Good judges estimate that
he will dress 1000 pounds. Mr.. Nye has a
large and level farm and carries on farming
extensively. He does quite a business in
the poultry line has quite large flock Of
Plymouth Rocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
State News.
ANDROsCoGGIN.

1t cost the town of Minot l.l4S to sup
port its poor, last year, including ..Sl60 for
tramps."
Policeman Phillips Of Lewiston seized five
five-gallon kegs of whiskey at the lower
Maine Central freight station, Monday.
The Journal says Mr.. Charles DAILY, for
merly of Lewiston. who went to Colorado, a
year or two ago, has recently 'sstruck it
rich" He is reported to have taken $50
600 out of silver mine. He is expected to
arrive in Lewiston, in about two months.
Mrs. A. X. Ordway Of Lewiston, fell on
Main street, near the Catholic church and
broke an arm, Saturday P. NJ. 1t is sim
Rular coincidence that Mrs Ordway fell in
the same vicinity. and broke the same arm
in the SAM place two years ago.
The Journal says: An excitement was
created in Auburn, Sunday morning, bv a
mysterious disappearance of a respectable
citizen of Perryville. His wife and neigh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
"yyfth Grateful Feelings

DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y. Dear Sir
Your Golden Medical Discovery" and
"Purgative Pellets" have cured my daughter
Of Scrofulous Swellings and Open Sores
about the Neck and your. Favorite Prescrip-
ton" has accomplished wonders in restoring
to health my wife who had been bed-fast for
eight months from Female Weakness. | am
with greatful feelings. Yours truly,
r. III. LONG, Galveston, Texas.
marc. .&wlw4p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
Personal.

The daughters of Henry W. Longfellow
accompanied by Mrs. Ole Bull. are spending
the Winter quietly in Washington.
Gen. Peter j. Sullivan died at Cincinnati,
o., on Friday, aged G2. He was appointed
Minister to Colombia by Presile johnson
and reappointed by President Grant.
Ex-senator Joseph Lane, of Oregon, is
seriously i'll at his home in that State. He
was the DemOcretic candidate for Vice Pres
ident in 1860.
COngressman-elect Luke p. Poland, of
Vermont. is visiting Washington in the
famous old blue swallowtail csat with the
brass buttons.
The only surviving members of the Con
necticut legislature of 1928 are General
Charles T. Hillyet, of Hartford, and ex Gov.
Chaupcy +. Cleveland of HAMPTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
Election Notice.
STATE OF MAINE,

County of kennebec, 90
City Clerks Once, Augusta, Mar. 3, 1882.
To the inhabitants of the City Of Augusta, qualified
according to law to vote:
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re-
spective ward rooms, on Monday, the twelfth day
OF March. A. ID. lss3. ut being the second Monday
OF said moDth) at 10 O'Clock A. N., then and there
TO give in your votes for the following officers viz
Mayor, Warden, Ward Clerk, Constable, and one
Alderman.
The polls will be closed at O'Clock in the after
noon.
You are also notified that the Board of Aldermen
will be in session at the Aldermen's Room In Granite
Hail. on Thursday, FRIDAY and Saturday, preceding
ihr said day Of election. from to iz O'Clock In the
fore ioon and from to O'Clock in the afternoon of
each Of said days. for the purpose of correcting
The lists Of voters Of the several wards for re-
cering evidence Of the qualification of voters whose
names not on said lists,
mN3dtd He. BLANCHARD. City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
General News.

Russell Sage is quoted as saving that the
next dividend of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company will be Il per cent
Ting Lum, Chinese murderer, who was
to have been executed at San Francisco Fri
day, hanged himself in his cell that morning.
Paul S. Denpison, Of New London, CT, a
l4-year I'D boy, committed suicide Friday
morning. The act was the result of a course
of dime novel reading.
The British House of Commons have
voted that it is inexpedient to introduce the
principle of compulsory education into
Ireland.
Sir Arthur Otway was Friday elected
deputy speaker and chairman of the WAYS
and Means Committee of the British House
of Commons'vice Rt. Hon. Lyon Playfair,
resigned.
Gov. Cleveland has reserved his decision
in the case of Michael J. McGloin, of New
York. sentenced to be hanged March Q, and
who desires to have his sentence commuted
o life imprisonment.
Patrick Murphy, aged IA, at Albany. n. Y.
on Friday night, shot Joseph Roark, aged
l3. inficting slight injuries. The book "Jes-
sc James, the Outlaw" was found in the pos
session of the lad who did the shooting
A New Orleans, La, dispatch says: The
Mississippi becomes lower and lower and no
material change to the lower delta is antci-
pated There is much suffering in Arkan-
sas from rise in the st. Frances river.
The present outlook for Louisiana is encour-
aging, as the Ohio Flood will reach the Gulf
before the Mississippi rise comes on
The Intercollegiate Base Ball Association
held its annual meeting at the Massassoit
House, Springfield, recently. Represents
tives were present from Yale, Harvard.
Princeton, Brown, Amherst and Dartmouth
Yates, of Yale, was chosen president. The
National League rules, when out will be
adopted by the association this year. with the
exception of the rules regarding high end
low balls. out on foul bound and the umpire,
which will remain the same as last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
paiIp kfnnfbel 3nurnal.

A recent Hamburg dispatch says the
merchants there fear retaliation on the
part of the United States for the passage
of the bill prohibiting the importation of
American pork into Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07

Now is the time to see that everything
is in readiness for the spring work. See
that your plow and harrows and all other
farm implements are in good repair,
Much loss of time will be avoided in a
season when one cannot we'll afford to be
behindhand if these points are observed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
A YOUNG OLD LADY.
Yes, Sir I'm Younger than any OF my
Children now" said Mrs. sarah NJ Rob-
fnsOn. of 81 William At-, New
Haven, C0nn.-We read bout
this kind Of noble ladies,
but seldom them
I'm RacielY.

but seldom see them
In society.
"Yes. Sir!; I'm younger than any of my children
now. keep up with the times. read the papers,
applaud the victories OF old Yale, and don't grow
DID, were The words of Mrs Robinson to YOUR re-
porter when lie called at her home. Mrs. Robinson
is one of the earnest go-ahead OF aged ladies, of
whom you read, but whom YOU rarely find in
modern society. ave had my share of trouble"
she said, "for all my life I've been a sufferer from
eIysipt las. From this has result. d stomsch
and inacion of the digestive organs. I've been
troubled with dy sp-psia. and have had such weak,
ness of the stomach il has seemed If | needed
something artificial and strengthening i attribute
this 10 ysipelas, which is constitutional with me.
PSe been under the physicians great deal
during my life but never eceived any p.rmane Mt
benefit think until began taking DR.. k-nnedy's
Favorite Remedy, which has proved a perfect res
toratiye in my case. My health is better new than
II has been ior u long time. ! consider DR.. kenne-
dy's sFav oriie RI nedy an excellent Medicine Ii is
used extensively in This city. l keep il family
medicine, and rely upon it for know of the good
results OF using it,"
Your reporter left Mrs. Robinson rel icing in
health and renewed youth, and bestowing meriied
praise on that which is the source of happiness to
viz: DIR. kenn@dys Favorite Remedy.
Ask your druggist for ii. kennedy's Favorii- Rem
edy has become q household word. Everybody,
sooner later gets Sick and sickness is both wear
some and costly. Favorte Rene dy ps in at this
point. 1t is not expensive and il il efficient. For
all diseases Uf the Blood, Bi ious Disorders Kidney
Constipation. and the aches and ills
which make the domestic lie OF women cross
hard TO bear. mar3deoda " m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07

Large quantities of potatoes are now
being shipped from Aroosiook every day.
1t is reported that some farmers in that
county have from twelve to fifteen hun
dred bushels on hand now and are quite
anxious to dispose OF them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-07
Notice 4!
Photographs Taken in
an Instant.

Having taken advantage Of the very latest i'm
prosennt-e in the Art OF photography, am pre-
rra,sd 10 make sbsortely insfanianeous expO-ure-
Fas likeness being taken in an instant, the EXPIRES
ion. which is everything 10 photograph. is caught
before the musc.s OF the lace have time to relax
"a ose in the OF long \ Dos
mi. process /. especially adapted TO the photo
.,sphng Of children true lkehess /. guarant. Ell
rthout sorrimen Mt or loss Of time, showing every
feature sharp and clear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29
Destructive Fires,

A fire in Wiuooski, Vermont, on Sat
urday morning, caused Il loss estimated
at 500. 900 1t was started by Il car on
the Vermont Central Railroad running
oft the track and colding with another
car loaded with coal oil The oil cX-
piodrd, setting fire to Il large wooden
warehouse, which was consumed, with
It's contents, consisting of wool and mill
supplies. Ten loaded freight ears were
also burned.
A fire in Forsyth, Georgia, on Friday
night, destroyed building containing
til" Masonic Hall, Pye's grocery, and
Procl"r'S dry good store; also the ad-
joining grocery store Of Roberts < San
dcrs. Loss $4,000.
The upper part Of % large building in
Iyru, Massachusetts, occupied by
Swrr1zcr's shoe factory, and other ten
ants, was burned on Friday night. The
loss is estimated at elO9,OOo.
Peters woolen factory and Fowld s
cotton factory, at Hastings, ontirio
were burned on Saturday. Loss S3o,
600
The wholesale grocery store of Henry
Homer X Co.,, in Chicago, was damaged
by fire on Saturday morning, to the rX-
tent Of about S25, ,OO0
Clark & DAVIS nail and tack factory,
in liaycrhi'l, Mass, WAS burned on Sat
urlay Loss so, 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29
The Raymond Excursion to Cali.
fOrnia.

The Raymond Excursion to the Pa
citic coast will be one of the Interesting
events Of the coming spring. For two
years past these excursions have been
carried ont with great success, and each
year several wcll-knoWn residents Of
Wilmington have been includrd in the
list Of participants. Til" coming trip
will he even more inviting than the
others, The party will take its dcpar-
ture Thursday, April 18th, from Phila-
deli hia, in a special train of Pullman
palac" cars, and titty-ninr days will be
passed in magnificent round Of
travel. The Out-wr>t journey viii b"
by tn" Southern rou'" and the return
over the Central and Union Pacific
lines. A circular has been printed
giving flr!l details of til" trip, and this
will be sent to any address by II. +.
S36 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29
IlcYil's Auction COmnanY.

The Devils Auction Company, from
the Grand Central Theatre, Phlladci-
delphia, appears at the Opera House
this evening, in the great spectacular
Extravaganza Of that name The play
is highly spoken of by the press aud
people Of Philadelphia and wherever it
has appeared il has been greeted with
ovcriowing houses. Mattit and Bar
tholomrw, the celebrated pantomimists,
will appear as Toby and Bonnytong.
These gentlemen are host in them
selves. The ballet corps consists Of
twenty ladies, every one a beauty, led
by Madam Sohlkc, the queen Of ballet
dancers and leaders. BESIDES, it in.
cludcs III" beautiful Miles Elise, Pas
IN and Xibrirlii, and the celebrated
LrNrrdr sisters, who ar" noted 1or their
refined dancing. The company also has
III" wrll-known RonadoS, who created
such sensation with the Uaruum and
London Shows during the Jumbo sea
son
The company is under the direct
management Of Mr.. Gallagher, one Of
the prUpri"t"rs of the Grand Central
Theatre and the gentleman : wcll-kuoWn
success III this line ought to b" an ad-
ditiUnal assurance OF the merit an!
character Of this evenings entertain
mcnt.
The company left for Wilmington
yesterday morning with fprty-tiv" p"o-
pie. They cam" direct from Brook iyn,
" here the theatre has not been large
enough to hold the crowds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29

Officer Cathcart is we'll of smallpox
and goes on duty again to-day.
Dr. Maull has connected his oflic,
with the Telephone Exchange Hi
number is 143
The revival services at Bethel a. NJ
+. Church are meeting with gratifying
success.
Letters upon the estate of the la''
Elizabeth Sanders were taken ont on
Saturday by William Mrndinhall,
There will be meetings every evening
this week in the lecture room Of the
Grace NJ. T.. church
The depot restaurant is now closed at
~ o'clock, midnight, instead of 2.3O a.
In., as heretofore.
The Neptune Social Club will give
their second annual ball in the Institute
Hall on Friday evening April 10Th
Company B, of Milford, will give its
third annual reception and dress drill
on February l6.
Mrs Eliza Adams, living at No, Sll
Locust street, lodged bristle in her
ihI'h' WI liHl N'ihg' ~ N"N' 'N''"'t'' u
by DR.. Ball.
The ice in various ponds and creeks
in the vicinity of Wilmington has all
broken up before the ice men got n
chance to get much Ice.
There is u prospect that all the bids
for the stone work Of the new B. & ..
bridge will be thrown aside and the
company build the bridge themselves.
F Company, ID. V. NJ, will give an
exhibition drill and reception in the ar
mory Masch 8, on the occasion of its
anniversary.
There will be a sociable given by the
Young Peoples Missionary Society, at
the Central Presbyterian Church, un
the evening Of February 9Th.
The tug boat Major, recently rebuilt
by the jackson a. Sharp Company, has,
by an order Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, dated January 25, 1883, had
its name changed to "Oceanic."
The young lady named Fitz, a student
at Wesleyan College, who was said to
have injured her spine is not badly hurt
at all, having received nothing further
than shock in the head
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29
POINTS On PENINSULA.
Gathered all Over the ktate-What
the Exchanges say Down
Below.

| The steamer Artisan will resume he
trips between Scatord and Baltimore
March lst.
State Treasurer, John Mitchell Hous
ton, bonded on Tuesday and has enter
ed upon his duties,
A saSsairas cross-ti" put down over
20 years ago, andFstill in fair condition,
attracts the attention Of railroad men
near the j. & II. depot.
DR.. Barber, rector Of the Christ y. +.
Church, at Cambridge, which was rc-
Gently burned, has succeeded in raising
about $4,000 toward rebuilding his
| church.
c. II. Treat, the biz plaque manufactu-
rcr, it is said, will soon erect u mann
moth storchousc At the depot at George
town, and will pm, therein a so, 900
stock Of assorted merchandise.
The schooner Joseph Martin, which
weeks ago, has been total loss The
vessel was insured il, the North Amcr-
can Insurance Company, of Philadel-
phia,
The Town Commissioners of Middle
town have appointed the following
board of health;
Dr. G. q. Chambrrlainc, G. f HUI
kin, r. W. Buckle, \. Williams, w. p.
BiggS, The board has not yet been or
.;lkzcd.
Many Of those engaged in the oyster
business declare that the natural oyster
bars in the Chcsapral" watcrsarc being |
rapidly depicted. Cambridge dealers |
and packers say that the supply is far
short Of the demand, and that the
Chesapeake beds are rapidly falling.
Mrs. Margaret Young late Of ChcSa-
pcakc City. who died in her 9lst year,
leaves lOS living d"sccnIcntS. She
was the mother Of - children, Had II
grandchildren, 30 grrat-grand children,
and five great at-grcat- grand children, all
living ut the time of her death.
Jane Turner, Il culorrd woman who
is said to have been over one hundred
years old, died at her home near iiouS-
ton, on Sunday week last, She rcmcn-
b"rrd many events in III" last century,
rrcollcrtcd distinctly he time when the
British attacked l"wrS, during the
year Of 1872, she then being slave, and
/ resident Of SUSSEX County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29

Last Saturday evening, about seven
O'Clock, Robert Graham, residing at GA
Church street, came into the police Sa-
tion with his face considerably swollen
and bruised, He wished to bring infor-
nation against his brother George, who
had come home and repeatedly struck
him without prOv0catlun, George is
said tU be the sam" person who injured
Il young woman on an excursion last
summer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-29
StiIl N issing.

Walter Naricn, the young man who
WIS employed by Charles II. Vary, til"
express messenger, To transact the bust
ness while he was sick is still missing.
and about 5000 worth Of yauablcs,
which had been entrusted to his care,
disappeared about the same time. Mr..
Vary offers Il reward Of 500 for his ar
rest and the return of the property.