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Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
MOVING ALONG SLOWLY.
EOth Houses TO Adjourn To. NOR
row until Monday.

Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 10, 1883.
At present time hangs heavy on the
hands Of the State Legislators on ac-
count Of having little OF Lo business
on hand Just at present, the people
having bills 20 present before the honor.
able body being very derelict in pre-.
senting the same This should not be,
but, on the contrary, in.t.ad OF walt
ing until the middle or latter part OF
the session, persons should present
their petitions at as early day at
possible.
The ouly business transacted in the
Senate this afternoon was the adopting
OF a Joint resolution adjourning both
Houses tomorrow morning until
O'clock Monday afternoon, and the
adoption of q resolution offered by Sen
a,Or Roe, authorizing the Secretary O.
State to make tabular list OF appoint
ments to office made by the Executive
authority OF the State from the 2lst day
of January, 1879, to the 10th day O
January, 1883, and submit The same Il
the Senate.
HOUsE-AFTERSOOE SESSION.
| House re-assembled at sp. IN.
Chairman DeIney gave notice o
| bills to incorporate the Capital Build
ing and Loan Association. and to lnCOr
porate the Dover Market House Com
pany.
Senate resolution of adjOurnmen
from tomorrow TO Monday at =. In.
coucuTred in, but RECONSTRUCTED, at tl'
Instance of Sussex members. an
amended by the Insertion Of the wore
"morning" after "to morrow
Petition OF about $50 citizens Of Dove
for the extension Of state street acrOs
Shakespeare mill pond TO a junction
with the Smyrna road, read and Ie
terrtd.
| Adjourned at 43O.
The above petition will no doubt Gre
ate some discussion at some future da.
as there Is already similar document
in the field in reference to the same su
ject, with the exception OF the street
lusIesd of STATE street the other petit
Toners will ask for the extension o
i. | Governors avenue, which IL consider
ed the most desirable street TO open 10
This purpose, AZ it is more central
The lat petition has IL large number o
petitioners, and the Legislators will b
asked TO decide upon ono Of the tw'
routes An the pond will have to b
bridgcd it is thought that the narrow
est point thereof Will be taken
A. far as your correspondent can ~
Governors avenue would be- tho mos
desirable PENSEE.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
United Ntsves Court.

Court re convened this morning,
proceeded with the examination OF
nesses for the defence in the Reyl
case. Mr.. Groves, agent for the J
adelphia Transportation Company,
recalled, and testified to the BUSH
transactions between Reybold and
company from 1851 TO 1873. He
that during that time he had NJ
known OF Reybold making any {
plant, or showing any dissatis'ae
with the defendant.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
sold Out.

T. W. Bye, manager OF the New !
viz sewing machine office, III Mr.,
street, has sold out the hxturo- OF
store TO Bowers Il Butler, a. a he /
still on hand a numbs' of dltirrs
kinds OF the best mach nes for sale Il
week at very low cash rates. Tn
who want goo' machines for III
money shout. give him a call. n
$5G machines with q full line OF attac
mens Al low AZ SIS. Remember, Il
IL the last week and your last chance
get good and cheap machine. Ais
| sleiyh for sale cheap.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Union News Company.

Tho new stand of the Union NT'
Company In the p. W. u b. depot u
very handsome thing. 1t IL apv'
eight feet high, of carved mahago%
Plate glass windows are hung IN "
stand. The upper part OF the gla".
hand somely stained The name OF y y
company is stained in the centre OF J..
stand. 1t will be IN charge Of BnrIS1
Nom ullin, and he will sell all the ~.
adelphis, New York aud WHINING"
paperb,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jau.ls-O'Don-
nell, who acc uses himself of phrtcipa .
ing in the murder of Lord Frederick
|Cavcndish, is said 10 bear 'olne reso'n-
blurce TO one Il the men seen in the
cab In which the assassins caiao to
|PLuaix Park. Justice Fuller, who
committed O'Donnell to await further
developments, says he has ccrtirmatory
evidence which La does not care u
make public at present, He says tina
he viii send a copy OF O'Donhel's con
fes.ion to the British consul at New
York city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
FIFTH EDITION



Tho State temperance Alliance NEE.
in Smyrna to-day. A large number 0
delegates went down on the $40 train
The delegates are from oil the temper
ance organizations, as we'll - the churc
and religious organizations, white an
colored, In the State. The conventiC
promises to be one Of magnitude.
During its session the subjects 0
TEN per ance and local option will b
disc used In all their lights, and msa
sures will be taken 10 bring the subjpc
70 the attention Of the Legislature .
The program Of the exercises II L.ve
by the Smyrna Times az follows: IT,
meeting will be organized ut II o'cloc.
In the NJ. +. Church. Afternoon al.
evening meetings will be- held, a
which addresses vii he delivered.
Meetings tor children aud youtl
will be cid from 6 80 to 7.3O O'Clock /
the evening, under the direction of Ia
W. C. 7 U. AT 30 O'CLOCK the regQ
lar meeting will he held and he a.!
dressed by Rev Georg" " Miller. IT,
Executive committee will hold bus.
ness meeting In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

AT the annual meeting of the SIN!
ma Ind Delaware Bay X. r., held w
nesday, the following officers vi
elected:
Robert w. d.. Forest, Ghas W. Gov
John f. Bingham, ..e* YORK; L.
Douglass, Jno. II. Hotfe.. Rer, N;
Wilds, Smyrna; Jno. II. NisnG''
Dover. John f. Bingham, fresi1eI
Robt. W. UeForest, Secretary d.
Douglass, Treasurer Jno. II. NicA
son, Attorney l.. d. Bruyn, III
noer
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
EnllN ON The Ice.

Yesterday afternoon AZ Mr.. Char
II. Il. Gross, residing at No. 22l III
street, was walking on Front sire
near Maryland avenue, he slipped
the leo and fell. Officer PiersOn, ="
witnessed the accident, went to his
sistance and finding that he b
sprained his ankle placed him II
street car and took him home, wls
he was attended by DR.. Burnwell.
A young man fell OIL the Ice at FL
and Pine streets last evening, but D
not sustain any serious injuries.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
yhe I,CAuh Of Mr.. Pl Al \.

The cause Of death IN The caho Of
Fred Pharz, wLo died suddenly on the
ears whils returning from Edge Moor.
on Tuesday night, was investigated
Yesterday by Coroner Smith, who, aftel
iLquiriug into al The circumstances OF
the case gave certificate of death from
heart disease. The deceased was q
native of Miersdorf near Berlin Prussia
The funeral viii take place from his
.ate residence this afternoon, ard the
remains will be inferred in the VIII
mington and BrandyTine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

John knoUse, a baker OF water
street, New Castle, fel. as he was coming
out lie door Of HIS shop this morning
and broke his leg. The fracture waS
bad Que, aud the gentleman suffered
severely. DR.. Black was summoned
and succeeded in setting toe limb and
left hliu an comfortable As possible I'M
der the CIRCUMSTANCES.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Last evening u sleigh, contain,
John jackson and several friends, W. W.
unset while turning the corner at o.H
an Madison streets. The horse, WIZ
belonged to John Hanson, the I'VE
man, ran off, ard was caught Dy 4
seph Campbell, on the kennett
near the toll gate. Tho occupant OF |.
aleigh escaped injury, and III" o.,
damage sustained was a broken 81"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
II COSTS US

Not only money but also
looks and Room to carry
goods until next season Do
you inter anything from this?
Well explain cur position
and try to show you how you
can be benefited by helping
US out. We've sold more
Clothing and made more
Custom Clothing this season
than ever before and as the 1st
OF January shows the begin
ming Of the dull season we
are anxious to sell t h / S
month all we possibly can,
If we even are compelled to
suffer a falling off of our pro
fit and sometimes even a
little more. hyou want to
| tet a suit or Overcoat made
to order or wish one eAdy.
! made we know we can suit
lyou and will astonish you in
the way of prices At least
come and see what we have
in stock and learn the prices
for yourself.
| J. T. MULLlN Il SON,
Cl.OTHIEKA, &ixl n Il Market Sts
WILMINGTON.
| nov7-Smeod
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
simmer IN FLORIDA.

While the people Of the north art
wrestling with the bUhbing thermoine
or that insists in keeping down IN he
neighburhUod OF zero, others moro Tor
innate are bashing III genial sunshine
amongst the orange groves or flor'na
A letter da,ed January 9Th, from
Della ~arean at Jacksonville, states thai
the thermometer at that place ranges
from 50 to IS degrees above zero.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
mr.. ktmu..' white ulmOn1c
HalHanl

is the leading Lung Remedy OF VIII
mingtou, Del and the Perfection OF
expectorants. Positively prevents Con
sumption quickly cures Coughs, Sore
Throat, Hoarsenes7, Group, ~. bocts
and g. 90. sod by dealers. Main Depot
Fourth and King. Johnton, HoiIo
way 4 Co., COZ Arch street, fbiladeI
phia, wholesale agents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

A gentleman, a tax payer, said to us
this morning, tha: in looking over a
numb Of tax receipts the other day
he found that he had paid his county
taxes regularly on the 18th of Decem-
Der for i've years past without any de.
sign on his part to pay them on that
aAy
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Eqafp nfsn aged Man.

Lart n r}ay William p MeRaar, -
years OF age. died If maiaria fever al
smyrna the deceased w@s unmarr'eo
ana retI~,d from business some tlihs
ago. The remains will be brought u
this city end Inferred in the Friends
burial fruuuu,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

A three weeks old colnred child, the
daughter of Emanuel and Sarah Brown,
was killed yesterday by all overdo"s OF
paregoric, administered by ptrSon In
whose charge 1t WAS left. The parents
live in Guthrie's row over Market
street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Steamer Disabled,

The new United States Fish Com mis-
sion steamer Albatross, which left this
port On the 30th of last month met with
an accident to come Of the machinery
about thirty miles from Washington
and had to be towed TO that city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Poll Down ; tairs.

On Wednesday afternoon three W
child of Robert Smith, letter carref5
fell down stairs at his residence. NO.
10 West Eighth street, and sustained
serious injuries.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
MUSIC BONES
CLUSING-O UTSALE
AT HALF THE REGULAR PRICE

This being our last sale In this
city for some years, We desire 10 sell
out the entire stock before closing
our kAlesrOOms for the season. To
this end We quote the lowest posi-.
BILE prices. " 18th only small adv nnce
over cost Of man ufacturing,t to GOV.
err expenses.
Only finest quality High Glass
Music boxes, specially made for
our retail trade, including many
new styles, with latest Improve.
ments. and OF the greatest dura-
biIity: far superior to the binary
Music Boxes generally sold In this
country. The tone Of these Boxes
In very powerful and AT the same
time remark ably sweet. Musical
Boxes with Bells, Drums, lastIsg-
nets. Celestial Voices. llnrp.Zither,
piccOIO, TremOlO, MandOlfnc.I Forte
Piano. and Sublime. Harmonic. dc.
" iih two and three main springs,
running twice and three times the
length OfOrdinary Music BOxesb by
one winding.
Large stock Of Small Music Boxes; also,
lAlbums, Cigar rarIurs, Decuntcrs, &c, with
concealed music.
Immense Display, Rev HeleCtloD.
No home should nc " ithOut one Of
III eve beautiful Instruments.
This is an opportunity seldom Of
fered. Price list on application.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
The MuitlfuI0B

take advantage OF Chapman's FOOLISH.
NESS and are laying in their stock OF
Tobacco and Cigars for the seasol .
Remsn Der, We are having A Clearing
Out Sale. We would rather get cost on
the gooAs lau to move them, Chap
man, q a u,, SbIp!eJ ',rHct5.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

20 to the sac, Front aud Market, ever
evening at T. p, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
THE BEST
llDNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE
nEYER KNuNYN FAIL.

Il had suffered twenty years with severe
disease OF the kidneys; before using Hunts
Remedy two days was relieved, ard au
now we'll" JOSHUA TUTHILI..
My physicians thought that was para.
lyzod on one side. ! was terribly afflicted
with Rheumatism from 1859 to 1850 | was
cured BY Hunts Remedy. ~
My doctor pronounced my case BriVht'F
Disease, and said tha, could live or ~ forty
eight hours. / then took Hunts Remedy,
and vas speedily cured" NJ. aOtlSPEED.
Having suffered twenty years with kidney
disease, and employed various ply ic'ahs
without being relieved. ! was then cures by
Hunts Remedy" SULLIVAN FEH MEX.
81 have been realty benefited by the use
OF Hunts Remedy. For diseases OF the Kid.
| noys and urinary organs there Is nothing 81
parior." A. u. NICK ERSDN.
Il can testify to the virtue Of Hunts Rem
ety In kidney diseases from actual trial, hav
Ing been much benefited thereby
XIV. L. q. TAYLOR,
~ WAS unable TO arise from bed from an
sttEcE Of Kidney disease. Tho doctors c"uld
not relieve me. | was finally completely
cured by using hEnta keT u i}y,CxsoN
have suffered extremely with Kiduey
disease; after using Hunt Remedy two days
| was enabled 70 resume busines.
GEO +. CLARK.
| 81 sold IL two years (s9,l10) thirty three
thousand, one hundred and twenty bottles OF
Hunts Remedy II lisa valuable medicine
for kidney disease" W. h, BLANDlhG.
One trial Will convince you. For
sale by all DruEgiSts. send for Pam
phlct TO
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. Providsn &c, K. |
| Prices. 10 cents and SLIPS.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Every thing must DO sold
at Front and Market. Auction all day
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
THE CENTURY
II II j uIy


Rccollcctions of the John Brown
Raid, by a Virginian who witnessed the fight
Hon. Alex. X. Boteler), with comments by a
radical abolitionist, frank h. Sanbornl. The
Illustrations include a striking portrait of John
Brown.
Anthony Trollopc, . charming essay by
by by Henry James, with full page portrait.
Striking Oil, a practical and picturesque
account 81 the Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania,
by L. V. Smalley. Fully illustrated.
Nights with Uncle Remus, more of the
Uncle Remus' stories, by Joel Chandler
Harris.
old and New Roses, by II. r. Ellwan.
ger, with several exquisite engrayings.
The Native Element in American
Fiction. H.: Since the War. By James
Herbert Morse.
Black Bass Fishing, by an experienced
angler, DIR. j.. A. Henshall, of Kentucky.
With numerous Illustrations.
The Philadelphia Committee Of
- practical account of the organization and
work of this famous citizens anti-ring commit
tee.
Flood and Plague in New Orleans,
by George w. Gable; illustrated by Joseph
Pennell.
Washington on the Eve of the Civil
War, by General Charles p. Stone (Stone
Pasha of the Egyptian army. An interesting
chapter OF history.
A Study of Sea sickness, by George T.
Stevens, containing novel ideal and suggestions.
The Contents also Include EARLY
Letters of Ralph Waldo Emerson, " written in
1929; ''The Legend of Padre Jose, by Thorn
as A.. Janvier; 'Frans Halls" a sketch of the
great Dutch painter, by Mrs. Schuyler Van
Rensselaer, Gllnstrated); interesting papers in
the new department of open Letters; Sum
mer Songs by varions poets, etc, etc.
Sold everywhere; price, 80 cents; $500 a
wear. THE GENTRY Co. New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
MNOminp.

Ex-Nice President Colfax lectured at Lara
mic last Wednesday evening.
Fort Steele and Warm Springs are to have
telephone connection.
Surveying on the L. p. track still goes on in
the neighborhood Of Green River.
During May 1867 acres of land were sold
in Spokane county, by the railroad company.
Secretary Sturgis, of the Wyoming Stock
Association, reports the cattle in the territory
free from all contagious or other diseases.
The asscssable property in the city of Chey-
enne amounts to about two million dollars.
The rate of taxation will be about the same as
last year, 13b mills.
1t is rmored that an effort will be made
soon to organize Crook county in this territory.
Articles Of Incorporation for the Searight
cattle company have been filed. The amount
Of capital stock is 81 800, 900.
Rawlins journal: A new discovery on Elk
river is causing a ripple of excitement, assays
from which give fifty per cent copper and forty
ounces silver to the ton.
Two thousand graded stock cattle were un
loaded Mt Green River last Thursday and will
be driven to Three Crossings, where they will
be delivered to m English company operating
on Powder River.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20

The stOckmen in the Pawnee country in the
Indian territory are preparing to resist the
Standard oil company from putting their
1900 head of cattle on n range they have lately
fenced.
Rolling mills are to be built at Irondale,
Washington territory. The cost is estimated
ut S75, 900.
The Chinese firms Mt Victoria, Il. c., advise
the Chinese government to allow no more men
to come there at present. 1t is asserted that
., 900 Chinese labOrers died last year, and the
mortality is attributed to exposure, accident
and sudden change of diet.
Reports from the canneries along the British
Columbia coast state the catch this season is
much below the the average number.
Reno, New, boasts Of the boss pioneer in
the person Of Joseph Stanley, who first came
to California in 1912 ON the frigate United
States, commanded 10y Commodore Jones.
He was n sailor on the vessel at the time
Jones landed at Monterey and took possession
of the country.
1t is estimated that $3.50 is spent daily for
liquor and tobacco at Pendleton, Or.
The architects selected by Mr.. Willard t.
superintend the building of a mammoth hoteI
in Portland, have arrived from New York,
fortified with all necessary plans and specif.
cations, and n gang of Cinnamon have beer
set to work clearing the block of rubbish.
Victoria (B. O. papers report that til,
Chinese are buying large blocks of real estate
in the northern portion of the city and will
erect business houses.
Tucson is said to be a Papago Indian wore
meaning adobe, from the black clayey soil that
is found in such quantities near the old ruins
in the Arizona city of that name.
The trustees of the Tualaten academy ant
Pacific university at Forest Grove, Or, have
decided to build "a ladies' nome to cost 800,
600. The work will be commenced this sun
mer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20
OCCIDENTAL J0TTTINGS.



Five creamery companies had n meeting in
Lennox the other day. They agreed 10 pay
thirteen cents per inch for cream for the pres.
ent.
A newspaper has been established at Har.
rold, Hyde county.
Parker is to have q calaboose.
Gophers infest the Aurora county corn fields.
Flandrau wants more dwelling houses.
Columbia will soon have its fourth banking
house.
An artesian well is to be sunk at Groton,
Brown county.
1t is claimed that 200 buildings are in course
Of construction in Canton.
Every thirteenth building in lie Moure is a
saloon.
A live cormorant or sea raven was recently
captured at Oriska.
Hurley has thirteen business houses.
WATERFOWL wants a good merchant tailoring
establishment.
There are seventy.two tents in the town Of
Gettysburg, in Sully county.
Pierre's telephone exchange began business
recently with fifty subscribers.
There are GA postofices in the territory. OF
these iS are money order offices.
Potatoes large enough for table use have
been raised this year near jamestown.
Remenyi, the violinist, bought "a, 900 worth
Of property in Grand Forks recently.
There is one wheat field two miles in ex.
tent ON ex.President Hayes farm, near Bis.
marck.
Telegraphic communication has been estab.
lished between Darlington and jamestown. u,
One hundred and twenty icres southeast of
Bismarck sold last week to a jamestown syn.
dictate for Sl6, 900.
The Bismarck Tribune says: Perhaps one
of the largest sales of land this season wa,
made by Geo. II. Walsh, of Grand Forks, to.
day. Fourteen hundred acres near this city,
which cost him $25, 900 three weeks ago, hc
sold to-day for $1,000 o
Bismarck Tribune: 1t is now settled beyond
a doubt that both the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul and the Northwestern roads have Sc
cured all the land they want for terminal and
other facilities in Bismarck. Their purchases
amount to over :, 1000 acres.
a call is issued for n meeting of stock rails
crs to take place in Fargo july 8, the object OF
the meeting being to effect the organization OF
"A stockmen's association, broad enough to &C
commodnte all branches which may come UNI
der the title of stockmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-20


Fifty mel and 400 horses were employed in
the Sun river roundup.
The population Of Montana is now estimated
at SO, 1000.
Gamblers say that Deer Lodge shows up
more money than any other o in Mon.
tana.
The books for the new Benton library We're
not lost on the wrecked steamer Big Horn,
as reported. They were shipped on the Da.
kota.
Surveyors are looking up a feasible route
for a broad guage road from the Amazon.
da mine, Butte, to the smelter at Warm
Springs.
Nick Kestler, living near Helena, has built
ut his W expense "A school house for the ac-
cOmmodation of children in the district. The
structure cost 81 200.
The future Of quartz mining in Madison new.
or looked 80 bright as now and from all sections
Of Montana, in fact, come reports of rich strikes
and new discoveries.
A bounty Of s2i is paid for bear scalps in
the territory.
Deer Lodge is becoming noted for its fine
horses.
The Helena city bonds, drawing Z per cent
interest, sold at 3 per cent premium.
The Little Spanish smelter at Barker is
turning out a ton of bullion a day.
Numbers Of ranch locations are being made
along the foot hills on the east side Of the Vel.
lowstone, from ten to thirty miles above Iiv.
ingstone.
Prospectors report the finding of good
placer diggings at the head of Pipestone
pass.
Young cattle by the thousand are being i'm
ported from the states into Eastern Montana
to Craze.
The Western Union Telegraph company has
opened Offices ut G~allatin, Townsend and Bed.
ford, and expects TO have "a line in opera
ton between Bozeman and Helena in n short
time.