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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01
Wanamaker & Brown,
oak Hall, 81 xth and Market SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
Dr. Simpns' Blood Purifier.

The Great Blood Cure purlfies the blood
rapdly.and has made and is still at the pres
ent time making many remarkable cures Of
terrible diseases of the blood. 1t is not tri-
fling with the public to say it cures Scrofula,
Pimplcs on the Skin, Bl0tches. Rheumatism,
with our Pain Searcher,) Ulcers, Itchy dis
eases Of the Skin. Eruptions. Bad diseases Of
the Blood. letter. Itch, Erysipels. Sores and
EruptiOns of every kind. or Children's Nasal
Catarrh. discharges from the ears diseases Of
the Throat and Mouth. And in all diseases
requirn. Purifier this medicine will act
promptly anfpertorm thorough rure. This
Purifier is a positive preventive of the viO-
lence of smallpox by purifying the blood.
Keep the blood pure and small pOx cannot 20
beyond variloid: bad blood makes the dis
ease bad. pure blood makes it mild In its at
tack or wards it off altogether. Use this
remedy,and you are safe and certainly as safe
as vaccination will make you. If not far more
secure from the now dreaded disease. We
have used it many "A time in our large pri-
vate practice with complete success. 81 .
bottle. or six for rs. Main depot, Fourth and
King streets. Wilmington, Del; Philadel-
pha. 500 Arch street, johnson, Holloway 4
Co.. Wholesale Agents. Sold by druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere. fS-ota
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

Two lads, named ChaS. Cook and
Frank Prince, each about sixteen years
Of age, and pupils of the Academy street
public school, ut Trenton, N.J., quarrel
led ON Monday over "A girl who attends
the same school. Cook seized Prince
by the throal:the latter drcw.hiS pocket
kuite and opening the large blade
plunged it into his antagonists face.
The knife entered Cooks left eye and
tore through the cheek down to the
upper lip. Several of the boys fellow
pupils then intcrtrrred and prevented
further blnodshcd. The girl will hav"
nothing to do with either Of the c0mha-
tant>.
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An Abducted Girls Narrow Escape

Mary Crittcn rushed up toa Louis
willie policeman threw her arms around
his neck and begged him to save her.
As soon as he got over his surprise Il
little, and sh" got control of her feelings,
she told him she had been abducted
from Taylorsvllc, Ind, by two big,
rough men, and that she had given
them IT," Slip only a few minutes before.
While she was telling her story the men
drove up in a carriage. They told the
officer that they had brought her there
to place her in the Home Of the Good
shepherd, in hopes Of reforming her.
She Indignantly denied the charge, say
ing she was an important witness III a
case in which they were trying to de-
fraud Il poor woman ont of her rights,
and they had taken these means to get
her out Of the way. Her manner was
such as led the officer 10 believe she was
right, and when he said he would hold
her for an investigation they put whip
to TIT, horses and left the city. Her
story proved to be thrtrilc one.
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The Had BOy's GSrI goes back On

Peck's Sun.
My girl has shook me-"
ShO! you don't say 50 2" said tn
to into basket OF good ones that wer'
going to the orphan asylum.
Well, she showed her sense. yo,
would have blown her up, or broker
her neck, or something. But dom
feel bad, YOU II soon find another CIR
that will discount her, and you will for
get all about this one"
"Never p said the boy as I've nib
bled at IL piece of Goldfish that he had
picked of, shall never allow my
affections 10 become entwined about d
another piece Of calico. 1t humans me
Henceforth am hater Of the whole
girl race. From this out shall harbor
revenge In my heart, and no girl Can
cross my path and live. want tOgrOw
up to become o he school ma am, or a
he milliner, or something where can
grind girls into dust, and make them
sue for mercy. 0, you don't know
anything about the woe there is In this
world You never loved many people,
did you %
The grocery man admitted that he
never loved very hard, but he knew n
little abut it from an aunt of his, who
got mashed on a Chicago drummer.
" But your father must he having u rest
while your mind is occupied with your
love affair" said he.
''Yes, said the boy, with II vacant
look, " take no interest in the pleasure
Of the chase any more, though | did
have a little fun this morning at the
breakfast table. You nee pa is the con-
trariest man that ever was. III com
plain that anything at the table don't
taste good, pa says it il all right. Thi.
took the syrup pitcher and
cmptied out the white syrup and put
in some cod liver oil that mil is taking
for her cough. put some on my pan
cakes and pretended to taste it, | told
pa that the syrup was sour and not fit
to eat
Pa was mad in second, and poured
SOME out ON his pancake and said was
getting too COMPOUNDED particular. He
said the syrup was good enough for him,
and h" sopped his pancake in 1t and
fired some down his neck. He is gaul
turned hypocrite, that's what he is. !
,ould sceby his face that the cod liver oil
vas near killing him, but he said that
syrup Whsall rlBht, ana II ulunl eat
nine he would break my back, and by
gosh had to eat il, and pa said he
he hadn't got much of an appe-
lite and he would just drink cup Of
;"it'" and eat doughnu,.l lik'd to die,
md thai /, one thing, think, that makes
his disappointment in love harder to
bear. But feel sorry for ma.
Ma amt got very strong stummick,
and when she got some of that cod liver
Ill in her mouth she went right upl
stairs, sicklern horse, and pa had to
help her, and she had neuralgia all the
morning. ate pickles To take the
astr ont ofmy mouth, and then | laid
Tor the hired girls. They eat too much
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Sued hy his Girl.

a young lady of Denton, Md, re-
Gently obtained Il judgment before one
Of the local magistrates against form
er beau for IS, the alleged value of ii
piece of i"wrry--a locket or something
of tlr sort-Wlich she loaned him, and
which the young man lost or made way
with, and refused TO return to the young
lady. The magistrate last week issued
an execution for the debt, and as the
quon,lam bean is possessed Of some
the young lady expects t" re-
cover the amount.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

jK KENT-Nu. ll3 NJ A RkII 81 kFEI
" IlmIu;-t"n. Del. Rare opportunity
G wholesale grocery business. The sub
CT having made other business engage
Is Offers 10 lease his property Tor term
ar. Ia a responsible pnrty. ibis is a
lhld opportunity to engage in IN eStah-
d business Valuable agencies viii he
s,l over W. +. BRICK.
Ian3U-r.O.dtft
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Or SALE-FOuR BEAUTIFUL NEW
cottage buildings, oath and Market 4. 8
d.. front porct,"s. front side and back yards.
grounds. dry cellars, iine view Of Della
river all modern Improvements; terms
Apply OF address J. &. PICKLES. or
II fOt LII. at W. ID. Plckcls' Flour
Is, 9TH aud my street. fz-tt
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ON FRIDAY,
THE i6rH DAY OF MARCH. 1883.

ON FRIDAY,
THE lern DAY OF NJ ARCH lsS3.
At 10 o'clock. a. m. the following described
real estate. to wit
All that plantation or tract Of land situate
IN st. Georges Hundred New Castle County
and State OF Delaware. HdioInin. lands or the
heirs David Burcharh. Christopher Nhnde-
grin and others. and bnundcd and described
rs follows. to wit
BEGINNING at an old dead white oak stand
Ing ON the Sonth-eaStwnrd side Of Scott Kun.
the same being IL corner foi lnnd of Wi lam
tlcnvcr. thence binding on his lana. ana lana
now or late Of William Bennett. south hfty-one
degrees and fifteen minutes. east %'h aud BIO
pcrcheS toa stake corner to land Of Christie
phcr Nandcgriit. thence with his line south
~ degrees. 30 minutes. east 70 and $40 perch
rs 10 u stake corner Of the heirs OF David
RulchHrd. deceased. thence binding on their
line ~ follows north IL degrees. west lN
prrchrs south - degrees IL minutes. west
and Clio perrhrs. north 81 degrees ANA " nm
utcS. west lId prrchrs to q Stnk" now n hrhrt
cherry tree. aud north 81 degrees. east $50
pcrrhcs to the place of beginning. containing
lGl acres and 4o.suuarc perc'les OF hhd. ne the
same more or less. with II w.. story frame
house, frame barn and stablmg thereon erect
ed and also ull that certain piece OF marsh
land in the Hundred. County ana State
aforesaid, containing 10 acres. more or less
Seized md taken in execution ns the pro-
perry Of John b. Nelson and Rachel Nelson.
his wife. and I. t.. and to he sold by
JAMES NJ ARTlN. Sheriff
SHERIPE's OFFICE, Wilmington Fenruary
2e, 1888 mi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

X RENT-THREE STORY BRICK
house. No. l22l West street, with all i'm.
mrnts. nine rooms, open stairs, front
; immediate possession. Also houses in
parts Of the city to let. Apply to JOHN
fN, cor. Washington ST. and Delaware
.e. d30tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

( RENT OR 3 ROOMS, RNlSH
al Or unfurni-hed. for single gentlemen
pnrior and bath. No children. quiet
Durh"ud. Gn"d boarding near by. Adj
Moderate Terms" this office Ei-5th
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" SALE-CHEAP, TWO LARGE
NhInk book one Il by 10. the other 70
400 page each. bound in leather, suta-
j Iodgc OF lnsurancc.T company. Can he
At thIs Office. f21.3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

OR SALE BY EXECUTORS DIV ELL.
iny house late Of Ell Wilson, decd, No.
Washington street, Wilmington. Terms
:. Apply to y, NlELDS, Attorney for
rutOr, SO Market street. aue2-coi If
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

Or SALE-IWO OFTHE CHEAPEST
aud mus, rn2y little houses in the city,
cdnr stree, near No. ~ school Eleventh
t. rooms down, " rooms up, and bath
Il. gas pipes. sink in kitchen, one ready
.rupy Muw. the "ther on the 18th Of March.
q. sos. can he rented to tirst-class rent.
It sPpcr month. Apply toJDHN DAVIS,
MARYLAND ave. f2bBt+
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

JR ShLE--A PAIR OF YOUNG
mule. coming -four years old. Kind
we'll broken, and sold for want of use
ress, r. " STEWARD, 622 W. Front
6-tf
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IDuBLiC SALE.

The undersigned, intending TO quit farm
Ing. viii sell nj Public Saloon the road lead
Ing from the Bear Station on ID. X. r., to
Chri-tiana. on the farm known as the Sim.
mons farm. his entire stock AMI personal pro-
peTty on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

K SALE.-5 HOUSES AND A STORE,
on South Jackson st.; on easy terms.
70 r. r. ulI.WORrH, Second and
ON streets. l3-2ln cod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

" ShLf.--A BABY COACH, COM
paratlNely new. part one seasons wear
can or address 4o5 ". Seventh street.
J23tf
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( SALf-A CARPET LOOM COM.
plrtc and cheap. Apply at 10th and
N 81. fcb4-Gtt
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)R SALE OK EXCHANGE-A FARM
of ~ acres. Good building and good
Z orchard and small fruits. Apply to 4.
,NlNiTON. No. b +. Sth 81. del5.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

L RENT-A LARGE BRICK
yelling house with lHacres Of ground
nlnp the city limits. Close to street
Apply to EVANS PEN NlNGrON,
f. Ei.hth street. filF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

lR SALE-THE FINE THREE STO
ry dwelling house No. T05 M,nroe st. in
order. For terms, apply TO Dr. John II.
ms, +ih and King SITS. lan5-u
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WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
dbl DELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
L BALTI MORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons d.55, 40, 1890 II. IN. $50 400, 7.30, 9.55
p. IN.
Philadelphia texpress) ., 2.23, $50, 7.5O,s15,
., Y.39. 9.5S 1l.j3 a. m. IL Is, l.53. SIT, 6l0,
6.3s. 7.26 p. m.
New York. 200 223, $50, 6.55. 9.5S, II SO a.
m. 'l2.3s, ! SO, 2.3O, SIT, 6.3s, 7.26 p. III.
Baltimore and intermediate stations LOS,
9.l7. 1000 IA. IN. 800 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. LAP, 4.5l, sos,
OH a. m. LOO, T.09, 500, 6.57, ll.04 p. m.
Baltimore only, LOS, 1910 am; 1928 and 8
p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 600, $40 II. H.. LOS, 800, s.26
p. III.
Harrington and intermediate stations, $40
a. IN. LOS, 6.25 p. III.
Delmar and intermediate stations, 80 Il.
m: los p. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

L SALt,-WlLI BE SOLD FOR
want of use. an old bugg!.
Apply at this office.
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IL SALE. AT 4 iKEATSAtRlfl''E
u spIyudld new organ. Apply to office,
linut street ara IT,
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K Hint STALLS, ALSO A
large yard with shedding suitable for
M horses. etc. All in a central locu-
Inquire l.. J. Ford, Front and Madison
4
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FOR RENT,

TX SALE-A SPLENDID PIANO
cheap. at 1903 East Second st. ils-tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

of space is indefinite. The immense
sales of Tobacco and Cigars at Chap
mans il also incredible
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t,uK SAIEI-vEkY DkSI KA BILE NEW
\ residence. No. Sl2 W. Ninth street. A
E,utilul modern architectural, nine roomed
En.e with bath nd all modern improve
lts. heater in cellar No. 81 Monroe st.
loaned house. with bath, front porch, bay
|uIow. back stairs, splendidly papered, and
Ecral new seven r0Omed and bath two-stOry
\, ses at Hazlctt and Jackson SIS, within 30
\ Of Delaware avenue. Apply to J. X. y.
tHI,s n son, sll Monroe st., 80 W. 9th
or s2 Jackson Il, f19tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

,DK SALEUK EXCHANGED LA ROE
brick dwelling house, II rooms, front
n bny windows. In first-olass order with
modern improvements. Lot 2bxl40 feet.
property Is well located commanding one
ne finest vtews In the city, and is well
nv the attention Of any one wanting h de-
nlc home. VIII sell on easy terms or cx-
we for smaller property. Apply To +.
.yNlNGrON, No. 8 L. Bth 1t. iZ-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01

VERY STABLE YOK SALE.

T. T. stroud, offers his entire a.
A. stock Of horses and car
ETC., at Private N-
AZ The business has been established FOL
. sars. 1hF IL a rare chance for any person
ishiny to engage IN me business. Every
\, Soardihg horses. For further Information,
4 tress or call at 100 West street or at No. 623
o., Fourth 81. i3-u
>OR SALE-A NEW FIRST.CLASS Is
\ rpmed house, suitable for lawyer, doc
|, ar dentist. corner 9Th and French streets !;
I. I'VE bay windows and oil modern i'm
!. gements, Well aud all waste water un-
|, IrnineG TO sewer. Also, the three houses
Iininr the above. Terms easy Also,
her houses, price from $1,000 to 5000. Also,
new store. Chance for good Investment.
ns payngs per cent. clear Of taxes. etc.
l.o for rent n new eleven ro0lncd house.
Irly u q, II. TlNDALL, 7ol French street.
Dlms
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yANTED.-LADIE.S no X NOW THAT
w they can procure good girls at No.
loo Orange street. Mrs. Meyers. fG-3t'
NyANTED.--Af GIRL FOR GEN ERAL
w housework. ut All II. 4th It. t27.3t'
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HYANTED-A HALF-GRDWN GIRL
w to assist in honscwork. Apply at
.Dellcris' grocery store, Fourteenth and Clay.
mont street. f2S2ts
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VXYANTED--A GIRL FOR ENERAL
w hOusework, = in family. Protestant
preferred, at s24 W. md st. fls-3ts
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NKTANTEn-A YOUNG LADY. PLAIN
w writer, wishes employment. Address
CITY L. q. BOX 2i5. f2s.3ts
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VXYANTED-TO PURCHASE, A MILK
w route. Address, -. II. Il, care Of
Adam frubb h Son, Brandywine Village.
fl6-3i*
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XYyANTEDAN u NFU FINISHED ROOM
w for II single gentleman. Address ~.
g." this office. f2S-2t'
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VXyANTED-BO ARDlNG BY A YOUNG
w lady. Private family and east side Of
town preferred, Address -. C.' this office.
fZT-3ta
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NyANTED-lN PHILADELPHIA, IN A
w private family, a halfgr0wn girl to
help take care Of children. A good home.
Apply at this office. i2'3t
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,Ur tN-i IN - , :
NyANTED. "A SITUATION by A
W. young man as clerk, assistant book
keeper, or anything honorable. Address ~.
=. e." this office f26-3ts
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90 to Sutterley 4 Co..
302 Market street, for fine photographs

S,HERlfF> SALE-Bi ,lkruh or A
- writ OF Levnri Facins. to me direct.
ed, will he exposch to Public Sale. At the
Hotel OF Sarah Shearer, now nccnpi",' by
Frank Richards ut Kirkwood. In Pencader
Hundred, New Castle County Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01
OurShirts.

1t ought to be borne in
mind by all wearers of shirts
that our unlandried Conquer
or at 81 is positively the best
for the money, The price is
standard and the profit very
small, but the quality Of ma
terial, work and finish is
never deprecated. T h e
trademark has cost us years
of work, and we are deter
that nothing shall
compromise its integrity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-01
FRIDAY. MARCH Q. 1888

rs fresh COWS, springers nnd stock hnllS.
carefully sole ted in cumberland tounty.rh:
Also II lot Of small shOats about 40 tons OF
prime timothy hay. 10 bushels Of bell pota-
toes. one large ch,lrn. witt! horse power. as
Il, cd MS new. Sale to commence at ] O'Clock.
D. m. 2 and months credit. No postpone
ment on account Ui weather.
rOULE \ BALDW IN.
.IA'OBSIAtGIiIE III. Auctl"neer. hl-A"ltd
III HIIC SALE or STOCK. ETC
Having decided to quit the dairy business.
will sell at Pubiic Sale. ut my residence III
Mill Creek Meeting House on
u,,I,rDsnt\ NaRlls lssY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-02

Tho people Of this great country are
hard TO rouse and are long-suffering.
Rather than have . row they will put up
with what 10 tolerable. They have
patiently submitted to prodigality and
plumber for long years, hoping, under the
promise of reform inside the ruling party,
there would be . change for the better.
But instead Of improvement the abuses
have been aggravated, and now tens Of
thousands Of honest Republicans join
cord;allv in the demand for q house
cleaning at Washington.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-02

1914
A Modesto schoolmastsr named 7. J.
Blake yielded the other day to the pre-.
vailing weakness Of the community Of
which be Il an intellectual Light. and got
drunk. There Wa nothing remarkable
in Mr.. Blake, or any other Modestan,
going down before the bottle, but what
made Nj. BlAks's jambores noticeable
wa the fact that in order to get the
money nesdful to keep mp his spree he
took the liberty Of forging the names OF
two Of his fellow oitissns TO : note,
which he h~ypothscated. Mr.. Blake wa
arrested. He frankly confessed his guilt
and refused the assistance Of . lawyer to
defend him. He said he WA able to
take care Of himself in any contest with
the law. and proved il BY going into
court and asking that the warrant ON
which he was taken into custody be de-
clarsd void, for the reason that u wa
drawn on : complaint that was sworn to
by IN inhdeli After thus referring to
this extraordinary cass. the Stockton
Herald y "Mr. Blake Of Modesto
sxtricatss himself from the little bog
into which his indulgence in forgery has
plunged him. II il to DO hoped that he
will turn his able attention to battling
against the skepticism Of the day. which
il interfering seriously with the spread Of
the gospel"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-02
OVER the WATER.

Our style of Fishing Recommended
20 British Fishermen-Preparfng
for ChambOrd's Funera1-A French
Literary Club Suppressed Dy Gen.
ManteufTel-Etc.
ESPECIAL TO THE sExrINEL.I
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The circular sent to
British ports by the Executive Committee
Of the international Fisheries Exhibition,
recommending that the American method
Of catching mackerel and herring be
adopted, strongly suggests that an Ameri-
can fishing schooner be hired for Great
Britain TO visit all the principal centers OF
drift net fisheries for the purpose OF DEM
onstrating TO the English fishermen the
mode Of working the purse seine net ana
its great effectiveness. The circular sug-
gests that the expenses OF the experiment.
be borne by the Exhibition Committee.
Since the conviction Of DR.. Gallagher
and other dynamite conspirators the Lon
don police have closely pursued the clews
which have been obtained in regard to
other members Of the gangs, and which
are believed will clearly establish the facts
Of the relations which exist between ille-
gal societies in England and America.
Queen Victoria sent . magnificent
| bouquet of lilies and white roses to Frohs-
dorf to be placed on Chambord's coffin.
At q meeting Of Irishmen in London
last night money was subscribed to pay an
eminent solicitor TO defend O'Donnell, the
| slayer Of James Carey.
A dispatch from Paris says the reports
| Of the death Of the Queen Of Madagascar are
confirmed. A niece of the late Queen,
who is hostile to the French, succeeded
her on the throne.
ST. P~ETERsBURa, Sept. 1.-The Russian
Court goes into mourning five days fol
Chambovd.
VIENNA, Sept. Emperor Francis
Joseph yesterday received all theO Orleans
Princes here. Three thousand Frenchmen
arrived ct Goritze to attend the funeral Of
Chambord. It is expected four thousand
more will be present On the day of thu
funeral. The Countess Chsmbord received
the Orleans Princes with royal ceremonies
PEsTH, Sept. 1.-The military have sup
pressed fresh attempts at rioting agains
the Jews in Sofia. Many have beer
arrested.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-Baron Won Manteuffel
the German commander Of Alsace ant
Lorraine, has closed the French Litersr,
Club at Metz.
DURHAM, Sept. 1.-Zululand is in q stat
Of anarchy. Cetewayo has asked for Brit
ish protection.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-02

A stray copy Of the National Gazette.
Philadelphia. dated July ~. 1880. wa
recently picked up. II contained thu
following paragraphs, that will b inter
esting souvenir Of . great man whose
character and views are truly understood
by comparatively few persons in the
United States:
At the celebration Of American Inde-
pendence ct Pendleton, s. c., on the
Sd inst, the following toast was given by
the Hon. John G. Calhoun, Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States:
Consolidation and Disunion-The
two extremes Of our system; they are
both equally dangerous, and ought both
to be equally the object Of our apprehen.
sion."
A correspondent Of N Eastern journal.
to which the paper containing these para
graphs was sent. writes:
That seems pretty sound doctrine, but |
We seldom hear such sentiments ascribed
to Mr.. Calhoun by the writers Of the day. |
In fact, Mr.. Editor, I find our young
men, and, Of course, our young women, |
a ignorant Of American history before
the year 1861 - though they were living
in Japan or FIJI.