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Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
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This mDrninga young lady uaneI
Vince mt, Will" waiting on the soul
side of Market street bridge for one Of
Forsythes ferry boats to convey her
across, she was seized with a. dizzness
and fell into tie creek and sank nary
up to her neck in the cold element She
was promptly rescued by Mcssrs. For
syihe and McManus. and taken to the
residence Of the former, where she was
properly cared for until the arrival oia
physician. The woman is subject 10
light attacks Of heart disease and 1t IS
supposed was seized with one of these
attacks when she fell overheard.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Ooeo.


Frank Q. 6tidham, tho suctioneer, ,ha
announced himself . candidate 70
Sheriff on the Republican ticket.
The Brandy wine String Band will
give ball In the hall st Rising Sun to
morrow evening.
A furniture car loaded with house
hold goods broke down on West Secont
street, near Tatnall, this morning.
An employee of the p, w. & b. Rail
road had his hand mashed while coup
ling cara at the West Yard about .
O'Clock this morning,
Engine No. 8 of the p. w. 4 h. Rail
road having been overhsuled and re.
paired, made successful trial trip yes
terday.
Work on the frame work Of the new
Astor yacht is progressing at the yards
Of the Harlan q Hollingsworth Com.
pany.
John c. Farra, Secretary Of the Bal
timore and Philadelphia Railroad Com
psny, has been appointed supervisor of
the B. & o. telegraph Office in this city
The Gem Novelty Theatre, at Filth
and Walnut streets, has opened its
doors under the proprietOrship of Mrs.
Lilly Lands.
Fifteen Pennsylvania Railroad trucks
were shipped to the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad to-day, by Bowers, Dure &
Co.
The body Of the late John r. Whitson,
who died of small pox, was buried In
Riverv'ew cemetery by Thomas j.
Giles, the undertaken.
WIN. Alonzo Ward wishes to bet
any sum Of money desired that he can
beat any man in Delaware, in a race of
100 yards.
A horse attached to James Megrat.
tens furniture wagon fell down on
Fifth street betweenShipl' and Orange
street this morning and was with diff
Guilty raised upon his feet.
Complaint is made that the crossing
Of the p W. & Il. Railroad al Edge
moor, is attended with danger, as the
trains give no signal and there are high |
hedges on each side.
The ferry boat now being built by the
Harlan Il Hcllingsworth Company for
The Kaighn's Point Ferry Company Of
will be launched in about
two weeks.
Delaware avenue Baptist church will
not be re-opened on Sunday next, AZ
owing to the repairs not
'eing finished. 1t will probably be
opened the third Sunday in Novem-
)tr.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Race TrOuble In TcXma

ST. LOUIS, October 29.-The Post
Dispatch in late edition prints a spe
al from Austin, Texas, stating thai
night and to-day because of q telegra q
received by Governor Ireland that 5O(
negroes were under arms in the town
of Cause, Milan County, and an ont.
break is momentaiily expected, and
asking for Immediate help. The late
decision by the Supreme Court, regard.
ing the Civil Rights bill has created a
very bad feeling among the negroes in
various parts Of the State, and out
breaks have been looked for.
Governor Ireland Immediately y issued
q proclamation calling the militia to
arms. Two companies were mustered
at once, and before midni ght last night
over 1000 men at Aus in, Houston,
Galveston and other places, responded
to the call, and were ready to march at
moments notice. These troops were
still awaiting orders ut 2 O'Clock this af-
ternoOn. The precise nature of the
trouble cannot be ascertained, but there
seems to be no doubt that disturbance
of some kind is in progress. Governor
Ireland has ordered . special military
train to be got ready for immediate use.
AT 2.3O p. H., hen the despatch closed,
the writer says the Governor received
kilograms from the Sheriff of the Coun-
ty, and from Railroad officials, saying
that matters had quieted down, but no
particulars OF the affair were given.
A later dispatch from Austin says the
troops who gathered have since been al.
lowed to disband. Parson Grant, a
colored preacher, after consulting with
the Governor, went to the scene Of the
trouble.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Storm and Flood,

NEW ORLEANS, October GA
special to the Times Democrat from
Waterproof, La, says: "A cyclone
passed over Catahoua and TeLsas
parishes this morning. The first place
1t struck was James Bowmans planta-
fion on the Tensas river. Three
houses here were blown down and four
negroes wounded. The next place
was d. D. Miller's Highland planta-
ton, where one house was lifted from
its foundation and carried about half
a mile into the woods. A negro church
was turned half around. Tim Thomas,
cOlore,l, had his arm broken; his wife,
another woman and two children were
badly hurt. The cyclone then visited
d. Stones pecan plantation, and barn
and two houses were blown to ,ieces
On Il. Moses & Co.'S Helena plantation
the roof of the overseer's house was
carried away, and three persons were
badly hurt and seven or eight slightly.
Mrs. Bowman's house, in CatahouIa
parish was blown down. She escaped
but her three children have not been
found. Three houses on W. G.. Young's
place, three on Mr.. Watson's and three
on Mr.. Permenter's were demolished.
lNDIANAPOLIs, Ind, October ga
cyclone struck the west side Of Column
bus, Ind, between and . o'clock this
morning, unrooting Mooney 4 Sons
tannery, ,and Gatf, Gent x Thomas new
four story mill. The cyclone ais
knocked the corner off the NJ. and |.
depot and partially demolished John
Gyne's saloon. No one was injured.
CINCINNATI, October % 1t rained
heavily here last night and this after
noon. The Ohio river is rising rapidly
Special dispatches to the Time ar
state that there are big rises in the Llrk
ing, kanawha and Big Sandy rivers.
A storm in Bourbon County yesterday
blew down Bedford 5 tobacco barn and
warehouse and James +. Clay's farm
house, killing family Of four negroes
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Death Of Jesse williams.

H. will be remembered that gentle
man named Jesse Williams was rob
bed al the Broad street station III phlla
delphi a, in February last, of 81 900 in
gold
II" "aS on his way to Smyrna to
purchase farm at the time the robbery
Mas '"lnn tted but had to abandon the
PROJECT and news now comes that he
ha' since died at South Bend, Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Altar klab for ~. Marks Church.

Mr. Charles T. Smith, of the Will
1nington granite and marble works,
Tenth and Tatnall streets, has made
and presented to St. Marks church, a
conservation slab of white marble, to ie
set in the meusa of tie altar when the
latter shall be made. The slab is TWEEN.
ty-one inches square, and is marked
with five red crosses inlaid in the four
corners and centre respectively
bolizng the five wounds of the Redeem.
er. The slab may be seen at the exhi-
bition room Of the works on Tenth
street
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
AlW0Ya(he BEST.

But now better than ever. Beecher.
the photographer, 5l5 Market street, is
enlarging his sky-light, and it is now
the largest and best in this city. Can
work two cameras at once, and pictures
taken quick as the lighuGio. S flash. he
is now ready for the biggest rush that
can come every day and tol ;.lr holi-
lays. New back grounds and accessories
in endless styles. Guarantees to suit
all at low prices, and pictures the finest
and best. Remember Beecher, 3l5
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
An Interesting Debate.

Tomorrow evening an interesting de
bate will take place at st. James Chape
over Eleventh street bridge, between
scveral prominent colored men of thi.
city The question to be discussed is
" Which is he most detrimental to oul
race, our condition, or our color .
The debate Will commence AT 1.3t
o'cl""k, and Will he participated in by
William II. Clayton, Peter $. Bake
Henry Furrough and Levi j. Dale.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
A New Trial Refused.

The United States Cirru I
Court Of Pennsylvania yesterday refuS
ed new trial to James j.. Branson
against whom III" Trump Bros Ma
chine Company OF tins city, recovered a
verdict for so,9v7.,j AS damages for a
breach Of contract ON the part of Bran
son in retus ng to receive "A number OF
knitting machines made for him.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
A Valuable CanIue's Death.

Sometime during last night il1e
specimen of the canine race, owned by
S'anshury Murray, the popular barber,
No. lOi East Front street, died from 'h0
effects of fits, which were brought on
by severe fall. The dog was quite y
pet to the patrons Of Mr.. Murray
establishment, and his untimely dean
was much regretted. He was proper!
inferred in the back yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
EDITION,
bsrsh dsy Celebrates .

nsspite the disagreesble weather
last night, about sixty persons, mainly
young people, assembled at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Frank G. Stidham, of the
firm of L. W. Stidham & Son, auction.
eers, No. lO5 East Eighth street, for the
purpose OF joining his little son, Harry
j. Stidham, in the celebration Of his
fonrth birthday. The house was hand.
somely decorated with flowers and
evergreens and brilliantly illuminated,
while the merry prattle Of the little
ones sent thrill of JOY through the
hearts of all present. Little Harry WAS
the hero Of the hour and was constant
ly surrounded by his many friends and
playmates, who did all in their power
for his enjoyment upon tine occasion.
When the children were invited TO the
dining room their eyes sparkled with
deli ight, and when they beheld such q
bountiful supply of fruits, cakes, can
dies. etc, upon the table, they banished
all thoughts Of play and at once pro-
ceeded to make an onslaught on the
good things set before them.
To watch them was a sight long to be
remembered, and the parents Of the
children, who were also present, en-
joyed the festivities quite az well AZ
their oflsprings, and their minds would
often revert back to the time when they
were young and unacquainted " ith the
sorrows of this world, and some were
wont to say: would that were young
again" The children, having no
thoughts Of trouble or sorrow, spent
the evening ~ only children can spend
it, and at an early hour they were es
corted TO their respective homes, one and
all well pleased with the event. Master
Harry received large number of pre-.
sents, such as cards, books. toys, etc,
which will remind him OF the happy
occurrence for long time.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

The large safe lately used by Baynard
q Dawson, jewelers., at No. 22o Market
stree =, was moved this at'erL Don to he
n'w stor" Of s. II. Baynard, at the
sOuthWeSv corner Of Fifth and Market
streets. The new safe of Il G.. Dawson,
who viii continue the business at the
old store, was also moved into his build
ing. Mr., Baynarl will also place a new
Marvin SAT-. in his new building.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
500 and II

Market street is our number. If you
have never been to see us, come We
will b" ever 50 glad to show you our
stock of fine goods for tailoring. We
think we can show you aS nice goods as
you ever saw in Wilmington, and We
make them up to fit you. j. r. Mullin
a. Son.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
The Board of Pharmacy

On Friday morning John y. Price,
President Of the State Board OF Phar.
macy, will 90 to Dover tOassi4t in he
examination Of drug clerks, hich will
be held On that day. There are but
four applicants registered, as there was
an examination held sixty days ago
Another examination will be held in
this city on Friday one week in the
rooms of the Board Of Educa'on
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Kent Comfy Court.

The whole of yesterday was cons'ln'
Ell by the Court, now in session at io
yer, in the argument Of the riot ca'e
Ia the morning Attorney Genera Gray
hogan his argument, and was follo"",
the afternoon by James l.. WaI'V',,
and George V. Massey, Esqs., cou",e'
for the defense. The Hon. Ell Saa's
bury occupied the floor this morning
In behalf Of the defendants.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

NERVOUSNESS, Nervous Debility, Neu-
ralgia, Nrrvons Shock, ST. VituS' Dance,
ProstrA'ion, and all diseases of Nerve
Gen"ra'ive Organs, are all permanently
and radically cured by Aliens Brain
Food, the great botanical remedy. 81
package; 4 for S5.-At druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
A N CIV Firm.

Joseph N. Wheeler and Natha";m
Rayne have enterel into co psrtner'p,'hr, W,
tor the purpose of conducting W, c
merchant tailoring business, and eHrhH, N,
10 open their establishment ~ n,;n IN,
Gawthrop Building, Fourth and s"'r ,"' |.
ley streets, on Saturday. Both ',"'I
gentlemen are practical worklnel' "''
we'll known in this city.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Calling the Long Roll.

Eli Crozier, President of We the rev, =,
pie, was at the City Hall last nisht. y y
sell tickets for chances on $500 sun "
furniture, for the purpose Of purchasing LUZ
home for soldiers widow. The l'lsIIi
was incle,nent and very few answei'InI heII
to their names. lie will he at the LIZ 'r
every night this week. Patriots, wan
up and answer the rOll-Call.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Died IN HIrEIuia.

Word has reached tins city 10 the
effect that Mrs. Dr. r. A Brown, who
went to Virginia some time ago for Tie
benefit Of her health, but who was re-
cent y reported seriously i'll, died this
morning. When the serious illness was
teegraphrd 10 her husband he imrnedi-
attiy proceeded to her bedside.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
THE Larceny Case settled

Yesterday afternoon Charles u, =, 81
bell, from HON the coIored man ops
Ger & reen wood had attempted TO >"
a hat last Saturday night, apPearn'a"c co
the police station with Walter pa'i
Esq. and upon his stating that 10 -,. ~
not with to prosecute the case, ,the P'
ner was released,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Fresh Pork and Sausage.

Otley Vernon will hereafter have on
his stall in the Third street market, on
Wednesday and Saturday. a good supply
OF fresh pork, sausage, scIapple, lard
etc, which he will dispose of at reason,
able rates. All who wish something
nice should give him call.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
TIE Fall Ola Horse.

A horse belonging TO James Mcgrat-
ten, fell down on Fifth street between
Orange and Shipley this mornny, and
twisted the tongue Of the wagon over
his body making it difficult to extrlcate
him from his position.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
DS1nutke6A.

Cal! at kennard & Co.'S aud see their
large white blankets, bought at the
great New York sale in September,
weighing $ pounds. measuring yards
70 inches long, 2 yards . inches wide.
Price $500 and $500. These goods will
not last long.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale, at
his stables.
CORNER MARYLAND AVE. AND BEACH STREETS
WlLMlNHTON. i,tL.
On Wednesday, NOV. IL, 1883,

AT 10 O'CLOCk, A. M,
His entire stock Of horses. carriages, ,sleixhs
harness, etc. The former will comprise some
Of the finest horses ever offered to the public
Ia this market. Suitable for track, road
family, and business purpose.
Buggies, carriages and sleghs. Amongst
the carriages viii be found a second ha nd
buggy by Guthrie, Gust repalnted) an Eng
lish Drag by Brewster Of BroUme street, N ew
York; pole cart by Toomcy, the best thing
made for speeding. exercising and show ng
horses: a road cart by Toomey; track sulky
by Guthrie, nearly new; new light express
wagons, 2new buggies: a large three seated
sleigh, cost 500, best in the city; a second
hand Portland cutter, nearly new three sets
double a nd sets single harness, all in good
order; strings OF sleigh bells.
20 new swell body cutters liLed with red
plush, we'll made. An opportunity to buy II
sleigh Of this Kind will not be offered again
this winter A lo' Of Baker and other blan-
kets, also. II lot OF" Maud )" halters.
A catalogue giving ful description of each
horse will be mailed to any address. on appi-
cation. Sale being large. 1t Will be necessary
to commence promptly at 10 o'clock Persons
from a di tance viii not be allowed to suffer
from an empty stomach. W. Y. WARNER.
l.. W. SrIlHAM SON Aucts.
j. W. Scott, W. 5. Quigley, Clerks. o3O,ts
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Officers Elected,

At the meeting of Aqua Pnra
Lodge, Independent Order Of Gou
Templars, held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected
W. G. T., NJ. l.. Wilson W. V. r.,
d. =. Wells W. NJ, May Blythe W,
l. S., l.. Blythe; W. q. s., William
Gsligan ; w. c., John Quinn Nv. +. S.
NJ. L. Wilson W. T., X. h. Mellon
nell W. p. s., N. =. Lamplugh Trus
tees, X. b. Mcdonnell, d. p. Wells,
John Quinn Lodge Deputy, n. p
Lamplugh.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
tnnketA

From New York auction sales. Kennard
d" '|' are showing large, tine, all
wool, "I''te hIanEe, weighing 4 lbs,
mtahurlhE z yards 20 inches long, 2
Yards u inches wide. Price 81 40, worth
sl2 90; grand goods. These goods will
not last long.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Appliances.

Irnsses, supporters and suspensory
handages Of every description. w $,
End Pharmacy, Seventh and jefferson
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

And satisfy yourself that we are
selling goods 25 per cent. less
than they can be bought else
where. Our stock Of Overcoats
is complete in every respect, in
price and quality. Mems Over.
coats as low as $3.50 a good
quality for $500; still better, 50 ;
extra good, $40 IS. Boys Over
coats, So, 1913, 81, $3.50, S. and
upwards. Our Mems suits vary
in prices from S. to $l5, worth
one-half more than We are selling
them for. Boys suits, $3.50, s.,
$3.50, 1925, $3.50 and So. Pants
in endless variety. Also, 4 full
line Gents Furnishing Goods at
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
CARED ~ Boston.

Andrew Crow, of this city, has been
called to Boston by telegraph to give
testimony in the Harkness divorce
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
The " oath or.

Office Of the Chief Signal Oflcer
Washington, October 30.-lO q. m.
For the Middle Atlantic States
clearing weather, stationary or risinl
barometer and slightly cooler, TO
morrow will be cool and fair.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Another Auction.

Gray blankets from New York
auction sales. Kennard & Co. Offer
another bargain. This time large
sized gray blanket, weighing 6 pounds,
at ~ 80 per pair.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
Three victims.

This morning there were three drunks
before Squire o Neill, who were fined 80
cents and costs each
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
YDERkON Al.

Weak and undeveloped parts Of the human
body enlarged, developed and strengtheued,'
etc., Ia an interesting advertisement long rup
In our paper. In reply to inquiries we Will
say that there is no evidence Of humhug about
very highly endorsed. Interested persor,
may get sealed circulars, giving all particu.
lars by addressing Erie Medical o., r, G..
'sox bl3 Ruttalo. New york. Toledo Evening
h.c DH.tL til 81. 1861
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
HARRIAon,

WINTERS-WOODS- Chadds Ford Pa,
on the 9TH inst, by the Rev. J. Wesley
sullivan, Mr.. Jacob b. Winters to Mise
Amanda Woods, both Of Fsirville, Chester
County Pa.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

Fem < Co.'S thermometer registered
% degrees at 7 a. m. ga at 10 a. m., and
sc at II IN.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
SpAl.Skln Cloths.

Six.quarter seal skin cloths at $40,
Sl4, ,Sl6 and SlS per yard at &. Worrel's,
$50 Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
DI HI y SALE
l. Or
~ HOI SES, CARRIAGES, HAR
10y 4 ESS. ETC

VII, be sod at the Wilmington Bazaar,
corne of 7, urth and Walnut streets, " ed.
nesday, October 81, one ihree-,pring exten.
sio Ii .,p. one three.sl ring ID. r. rockaway.
l. nwrence extension tops, two lump-seats
extension tops, one Brewster spar buggy, >
end spring buggies, one doctors buggy. two
lnmp.sents. three new market dcarbOr ). two
slcighs IA so several good work and driving
horses. "A lot Of whips blank, ts robes, har-
ne ;. etc. The carriages are all new, and
those who are ooklng for bargains snould
not fall to attend this sale.
Sale ca led at II o'clock, sharp. Three
months credit will be Z ven
DRAKE n o.. Auctionpers
S.-The Wilmington Bazaar has remov.
ed from Tenth and orange streets to the N
W. corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets, in
The building formerly occupied by r. bar
iah. o3O.ltt
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

The place to ge' good pound cav
at Weyl's, No. 7 East Second stree'
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

The Sureet, quickest pan-Cure known
is st. Jacobs Oil.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

htate OF the 1berm1IDeCer
" 'he REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
o'clocS 10 o'clock l2 O'Clock
jG $50 GGO
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30
DEATHS.

ELLlOTT-Ont the 18th inst. Amos 7. Elliott
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted TO attend the funeral, from bis ia,e resi-
dence, No. 8 Fast Nineteenth street. on Wed
nesday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. lnterment q
kiverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

Is. Row, Merchant Tailor at o15 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

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Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

ENOR RENT-HOUSE 500 EAST SIXTH
1 street. five rooms. Apply 403 East Sec.
ond street. oc.Al2t.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-30

NOR SALE CHEAP--tOR WANT OF
L. use. store wagon. built by Hatta h kai-
ser. Apply to |. r. VErN 18Th and FOrr. st
streets, over llth street bridge. o3O-Bts
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-13

Probate Court.
Before Judge NcGrorty.
Estate of Lauriston Hall, deceased.
Hearing adjourned to March II, 1888, 10
a. N.
Estate of Thomas Rossiter, deceased.
Hearing adjourned to Feb. 20, 10 a. m.
Guardianship of Patrick Miller, minor.
Hearing adjourned to March 6, at 10 q. m.
Estate of Herman Wallroff, deceased;
account and petition filed. Hearing
March 8, at 10 a. m.
Estate of William Irvine, deceased; Pc
tition for letters filed. Hearing March g.,
at 10 a. m.
Estate of Charles Proal, deceased; will
and petition filed. Hearing March 10, at
10 a. m.
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THE INSANE.
THE Claims OF THE UNFORTUN.ATES
UPON PUBLIC SYMPATHY.

The Provisions Made by the State for Their
Care-The Institutions at st. Peter and
ROchester-What They Have Cost and
How They Are Managed-The Expense
NAL Period.
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*s*''Middle measures are often but middling
measures There are no ''middlings'' about
Kidney Wort. Il is the most thoroughly re-
fined Glover of medicine. 1t knows 40 half
way measures, but radically uproots all diseases
of the kidneys, liver and bowels 1t over
throws piles, abolishee constipation, and treats
the system 50 gently and soothingly as to prove
its true kiiship 10 nature IL all It's praises. 1t
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Gov. Wergan Dangerously I'LL.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-Ex-Gov. Edwin D.
Morgan is lying dangerously i'll, attended
by a number of eminent physicians. His
family are very anxious.