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Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-05-16
Recorded Conveyances.

Recorded COnveyances.
Edward G. Dean, of Washington. to
Lewis J. Margach,- of Fargo, northeast
! of section Is, township l44, range GO;
consideration, $40.
Edward C. Dean to William Margach,
southeast of section Is, township l44,
range GO: consideration, $40.
Edward G.. Dean to Peter Margach,
west of section Is, township l44, range
GU: consideration, 81 ,fl0.
n. p. r. II. Go. to Lowe Emerson, of
Cincinnati: west ] of northwest / and
west of southwest of section 81, town.
ship IA, range -. and sections ] rs and
10. township IA, range6l: consideration,
Ss,0O+.56.
Cooper Bros. TO Charles L. Ferguson,
lot +, block SO, 0ooperst"wn; considera-
! ton. S22o5.
Cooper Bros. to r. G. Brophy. blocks
81, 5s, 10, as. a., 7s, and lots %, %, "a,
block 60, Cooperstown; consideration,
S36, 400. ~.
United States to Ole s. Moen, north
east of section1O, township 147, range
50.
United States to Harriet C. Ruth.
north of northwest /, southwest of
northwest of section 3. southeast / of
northeast and northeast of southeast
Of section 4, township AS, range 60.
United States to knut knudson, east
] of northeast OF section 26, township
Jag. range IS.
Proceedings of County Commits
lniSSiOnerS.
Board met May 10, 1854, at l0a. IN. in
accordance With adjournment.
Present, Rolliu G. Cooper. Adjourned
till 3 p. m.
Convened at 9 p. m. Full board pres
ent. Rollin c. Cooper in the chair.
Bids for building court house and jail
opened. consisting of the following. viz
\. Motfat, amount of bid. ..... $40 ,9St
S. IL. Lynn, amount of bid,. ,...... 2l.GOt
J. G. Drake amount Of bid. Il 7F
The three above named bids. being
! each accompanied bya preliminary bond
q approved as provided, are filed.
i, On motion ordered that bill of +. B
q Edwards. account of services as arclii
, tect and s,perintendent of construction
y court house and Jail, of $500, be allowed
O Petitions for roads in Helena scloo
q township. signed by ID. r. Swartwout
6 l.. G. Blanchard. James Lowe, Alber
Mutt and others. presented and ORDERED
;, published.
- On motion adjourned until May 18TH
> 1884. at 2 p. m. RoLLIN G. COOPER,
:, - HERBERT T.. SMART, Chairman
. Met may Is. 1854, at Up. m. in accord
ance with adjournment. Present, n. {
= Rukke. Adjourned till 3 p. m.
'e Convened at 3 p. m. Full board pres
: ent. Rollin G. Cooper in the chair.
On motion ordered that personal PFC
e perty tax against Halvor Halvorson, in
~ ~ Guiding school and road poll taxes, b
- abated. except on valuation of s100, an
. that personal property tax against We
= lick Hanson. including school and roa
- poll taxes. be abated in full, affidavit
Z" having been filed stating that they Wei
not in the county and had no other pr.
perty in the county on the lst of May
n 1883.
+. On motion ordered that personal proI
n erty tax against G. II. Johnson, S3G.s-
2. be abated except on valuation Of sS20'
/. he having filed proper atiidavits dal
n corroborated.
e On motion ordered that the c!saiIIna
s be instructed to buy six steel scrape,
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-05-16


Ii buys your wife seal skin sacquc,
And covers your childrens feet.
rSy-Pure Maple Sugar at Whidden
Bros.
ew-For mule jewclry, and all that
pertains to the winged animal in the
shane of leather dress goods and deco
ratlons. call ut McDermott's, opposite
the Union house. where tirst-class goods
at the lowest living prices are the rule.
Call and examine the immense
new stock of summer hats at Whidden
Bros.
r7YsIt is said that many people die
annually 10y being poisoned Toy cracked
and broken crockery, such as tea cups.
saucers. etc. Odegard n $ Thompson
carry a full line of crorkery, from real
china to common ware.
Blest be the tie that binds is the
tune every one feels like singing who
uses a Mccormick binder.
g;5y'We can take a lady clothed for the
wash room and furnish her everything
fit for the queens drawing roonl--cor-
sets. linen. hose. silks. laceS. ribbons.
hats. gloves. false hair, jeWelry. and IA
glass eye ii necessary.
ODEGAHD & THOMPSON.
! Beautify Your houses with some OF
those elegant paintings ut Whddcn
Bros.
The Esterlv and Plano binders me
also handled by Holland Il Rukke. and
which they recommend as reliable and
tirst-class machines.
EYf25 crates and casks Of stonewalr
crockcry and glassware opening this
week at Whidlen Bros.
GaY"The ordinary twelve mile per day
(be1ore the sceder] horse. when assured
of IL strong. tirst-class work harness: such
as is guaranteed by McDerinott.. IS m
spired to make IL few extra rounds. out
farmer.
@yWhilden Bros. have just received
half a car of canned goods which they
will sell you cheaper than You evel
dreamed OF buying them.
Flour from Fargo.
Flour from Valley City
Feed from
Minneapolis,
Fargo.
Valley City
and SanhOrn.
DAVIS g. PICKETT
~ Anticipating the need of a first
class harness shop in Cooperst join
McDermott has opened The shop On I'ni
rell avenue. and is always at home read,
to show goods.
: sw~(;rand display of Prints, Gi,lgham
and notions at Whidden Bros
GA full line of horse millinery is II
be found at John McDclmott S. OH Bur
rell avenue.
cw~ln the spring the old mules tanc.
lightly turns to soft bran mash. Brn:
him in and let us load him up.
? DAVIS IL PICKETT.
esOh how fine it is to wear a fine fit
: ting suit. They fit like the paper on th
| wall. and are for sale by Odegard I
$ Thompson.
? A Gard
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-05-16

esOh how fine it is to wear a fine fit
ting suit. They fit like the paper on the
wall. and are for sale by Odegalu 4
: Thompson.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
DEATHS,

ITWADDtLL-nn I tuesday,, June sd. Chas
Twa1deIl. IN the 81 year OF his age
Remains 10 leave the residence OF his son
| ln-ldw, Wa. J McHalg. NO, 4Os East Sey
enth street, Wilmingt ton, Del. Services a
| the house at ~ o'clock lntcrmeut at Ccntr,
Friends ourylng ground. Funeral private.
lBRlDtMAN-On the Sd OF June, Michae
B'ldgman, in his 6Oth year.
Relatives and friends OF The flmily ar,
RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend the iunera
| from his late residence, on Pleasant street
| between Adams and Jackson street, on Fri
day morning, at o'clock. High mass at st
Pauis X. G. church. lnterment at New Ca
thedral cemetery.
SANDFOKD-Dn Tuesday, June 3, Mrs
Amanda SANFORD, in the 53i year of hel
age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral. ron her late
residence, Sl5 l. Ninth street THURSDAY,
June 5th, az II O'Clock 4 II. In;erment at
Riverview cemetery.
STOt PS-On the Sd inst, John Stoops, In
the 18th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted to attend the funeral. from ms late resi-
dence, E22 Chestnut street. on Friday. June
eth. at O'Clock y. III. lnterment at vii
minyton and Brandywtne cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
A OIiyei Cnurch'

a strawberry festival, lll'os'
IanspiceS of the Ladies' MISSION
society, opened last night IN t'T
uieut Of Olivct Pr"shyterla'' ',"Y
corner Adams and Chesm'll, al"
fairly attended. Members Of 'He w
| ty were on hand to entertain y
guests with music, ETC., an" ~,
them with ice cream, CAKE ,nSs| ,"
ade, fruit, etc, of which an aDuna asat
| supply was on hand Tables arc ,n no"
arranged around the room, ap" d 'nt, ,,
ade well has been bnl.' IN '"r t.1 N
A REPUBLICAN reporter 1''I'e" ,;rl
festival last night, and was ''I'r'.% aar,l
in good style, and treated J." " '!'. uI
supply Of ice cream. Ih' 'r''m" ',, "ri,h|
cont Iue tonight and to moro" ma r.al
and perso,- desiring I" "rrh" inir1 mi
ant evening should unkrH ro1 cons
20 be present and hriN a go%' ."t1
In one corner of the r"oW ", hI
noticrd "A huge he'd Qn'iI' Mun,.ir,] Mu'.n
Le,n made by the ladies' ni tn' nSi4 n
and is conrosed Of 1872 pieces H| f NJ
into squares. Upon il n'Im". mad
blocks names we're iu,crl6~d' ""., r II,
inquiry, it was learned ina, ,'Y W. tbl
privilege Of having your ap %n' ,}ara
inscribed, n fee of ten Gems "'S 'irn j,b
ed, the amount thus res I'zed s""si Snssis,y
the treasury of the Missionary a ' .rr til,
The quilt is very attractive, ana ,rr TI' ba rI
close of the festival it is 'hoS-Ow, Owbrl
few blocks will remain uIlsoI,M, n
The quilt is finished it will pr"'"'
sold
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
ArthUr nor "a nguipe.

" A>HIN"T"N, ,IuU~ 3.-The vot,
upon The temporary Craftsmanship q
the chicago tUrlertiDn was awaited
WITH Interest, a. Il wa. pHpected i
you'd BE- iHiiCatirrrfttn S'r.ugth n
blaipt aud ot Ii, "rgDs.54ou When i,
came amt "4- aT0 yZ.j tud It va,
seen mat many Blaine in"l vOted fo,
Lynch and manyanJi Hliju"men voted
Tor t,iNtGn the ca ru.atnrS were 2,
much ~ the dark a. before,
.nHk uD0u the res : simn'v as y
masSlng Of the field against BaIne. -
sad Commissioner Of Custom, Henry
Z. johnson. The field realized that
II C-aE;0n Were elected i won ID give
the b.tlhe !urore 4 lev impetus, which
Wouiu be almost Crr'alu to carry him
through on rLv fT~r bui.yr The vote
mas iittIe slEnlfcducs AZ test of the
strength Of ary canI,ia'e."
The view or SIR. JOinsYu was con.
currti III By other OLD caupa paigners who
heard bis remark
The Pr@.id,nt received aut few call
era ~ daT 'ot -l'e Di t., C1.uu4t ,tti
GERS. He h.t -ey"ra. r,.rsr4lu- every
lew moments Oy ne pr.var. v re whiri,
mas b"en Al tite White Ii,pse tOr >ey-
raj years a friend who wa. with
him said III evening that Mr.. Arthur
Woui@ b" It'll. disappointed to hear Of
ms d@f"at. - he hli been rol.vinced
that 20 he and Blaine would be left
du uaFN Grr-e yin. tirr-uam stock
rose 4 HtLle fp-'.dy. Sevcr4! bets we're
ma!e t" night IT nifty on Gresham
agalgs' one hundred Oh the heIi. S:na
Oof cameron re'nru"d to-day and ap
beared 1nr hort time On the Senate
moor. He .tiLI maintains policy of
the fght.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
THE Effects of IsUun.

This morning Belle LOhner was ar
ralghed before Deputy Judge Sharpley
and plead guilty 10 a charge OF drunk
enness. A line of 81 and costs was i'm
posed, and it is probable the unfortunate
woman will have to 60 to jail in de.
iault OF payment. Ten years ago she
was tine wife Of man holding the
position of hookkeeper in large estab-
lishment in this city, but she, as well as
her husband, fell into evil ways, and
the downward course was rapid. Two
or three years ago he died, and since
then she has been more dissipated than
ever, and it is said is now making her
home with coIored family in Hedge
vile. She is about middle aged, and
her features still show that she was at
one time a remarkably fine looking
woman.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
JO|hTLESS MATING,

A Canton Mating loom is
easily mastered by the most
ignorant OF the natives. and
from illustrations which reach
us it would seem as if the
crudest and most primitive
methods are still in vogue ii,
making these cool and pretty
floor cloths. The manufac.
ture OF Jointless Mating,
however, requires more care
1ul attention to the minor de-
tails, and it is claimed for il
that a tar better value is OH
tanned by the buyer Of the
Jolntless goods than Of the
other, which IS composed of
short mats tied together.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
THIRD EDITION.
DrOwnlng OF Noted Men.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June s. Pri
yate kilograms received in this city and
Baltimore, this morning, from Mr.
Benjamin, an employee of the Light
house service, dated Daytonia, Fla.
June 2, via Astoria, Fla, anrounc:
that General 0. E. Babcock, Engineer
of the Fifth Lighthouse district Mr..
Levi p. Luckey, bis Chief Clerk (for.
merly assistant private secretary OF
President Grant,, and Mr.. Benjamin P.
Sutter, of Washington, d. c., were
drowned on Saturday in Mosquito In.
let, off the coast of Florida, while
surerintending the work on the light
house being erected at that point. An
other private telegram says the casualty
occurred yesterday The body of
General Babcock was recovered. Search
was instituted for the others, but with
out avail. The Lighthouse Board has
received no otfic ial information on the
subject, nor has the Adjutant General
of the Army.
General Babcock leaves wife, who
has been in i'll health for some time past,
and three young sons. They reside in
this city. Mr.. Luckey, who resided in
Baltimore, leaves wife and four chill
dren, one girl and three boys, tw" OF
whom are grown.
New YORK, June 3 "A private dis
patch was received here this afternoon
by j. W. Porter from Hon, j. X. Up.
ton, late Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, which confirms the report OF
the death by drowning in Florida OF
General o. E, Bahcock, Levi p. I.uckey
and sister of Mr.. l.uckey.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 3.-Alll
the particulars of the drowning Of
General Rabcock and party at Mosqui.
to Inlet obt tainabie now are as follows
General Babcock and party left Balti.
more at noon on May 1y on the light
house tender Pharos two-masted
schooner, bound for Mosquito Inlet,
ninety miles below the mouth of St.
Johns River, on the Florida coast,
where the Government is building a |
Lighthouse. The probability is that the |
Pharos anchored off the inlet, and the
General and his party undertook to go |
ashore in small boat, which was
swamped in the breakers. The only |
way to communicate with the scene ofI
the disaster is by telegraph TO Daytonia
several mile from there, on the Hall. |
tax river, via AStOr.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
EDITION,
RRSe Hall,

various speculations are rife as to the true
Standing OF the Eastern League clubs, on nc,
count Of the disbanded Monumental club,
some claiming that the games will count
IN the schedule, while Others per
slst In their assertions that the game
must be thrown out. Both the New
York Sun and Herald claim that the games
cannot DO counted in the schedule. They
give as reason that the Monumental never
paid It's assessment and was also run under
fraudulent conditions BY this ruling the
| Standing of the CLUBS will be quite different
Trenton will take the lead with IA games
won and lost; Wilmington following with
| 10 games won and 5 lost; Domestic l0--g Ac.
i've lO-9, Virginia 9-y, Allentown 7-l2,
| Harrisburg oil As an offset to this, If the
games played by the lrOnsides are counted,
| another change will take place, which, at
| TINS date, Will make decided difference in
the above schedule, and throw the Whining
ton farther In the rear.
Gus. Albert has been released by the lie
gheny club, and is now at his home in Read
ing, where he Will probably sign with the
Actives. Larkins is to he released from the
Athletic team, and In that event he will also
sign with the Active.
The Wilmington club left for Reading this |
morning, and will play their first game with |
tne ActlVes this afternoon Dan Casey and
McCloskey Will probably be the bat cry Il
Dennis Casey, who has been suffering with n
sl'"ihSu hhhlt' Will hlsU u SUNNI MS Olu lIbSl |
ton.
John Daley, OF Brooklyn. has been ap-
pointed an Eastern League umpire.
The Union base ball club Of RI ing sun,
has organized with the following pI yers T.
10y, c.; J. Windett, p. II. Comfy, lb; =.
COnly. 70 II. GeaTy, 50 j. Comfy, c f.; W.
ioner, f. j. Foster, r, f.: q. ri2Lell, S. $.
All challenges should be sent TO the captain,
tI fri2zell, Henry clay 4. O New Castle
County, Del.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Baltimore- Baltimore. 1: Toledo, l. Game
called at the end Of the tenth inning, because
u lhe approach Of a rain torn,
Phliadelphia-St Lpni.. !; Athletic, 49,
Newark Domestic. .; Jefferson /.
,hlcago-Chtrago, I: Buialo.3. Chicagou.
|; st, Ouis L., -.
New York Metrprn. tan. i; enc nnaa 10.
Boston-Bo't0n. II: utladelulua. i
i,lttsbutg-lndmnUAu .; lleghcHy,.
frtPidence-lrONlltHrc !; New luk Il
Biooklyn- BroOh!n, {; Louisville, H. ,
Washingt0n-koyst"n Z; National, ).
I.ancaster-lrOnaIdeS, Il; Trenton D.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
Meses from Hsw Castle.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,

NEW CASTLE, Juns 4, ls4s Accidents her,
go hand in hand, there being no less thar
FOUR In i've days On Friday last, while tn,
parade was marching through the streets, q
carriage ran over little boy and injured
him seriously. when picked up the blood
flowed from his mouth very freely, and he
remained unconscious for some time. AT
this writing he is thought to be out Of dan,
ger.
On Monday the little son of Mr.. Rudolf
fell in the river and would have drowned
but for Mr.. Pedree, who rescued him from a
watery grave, and carried him home. After
some time he came sTOund all right.
The little son Of Dr.. Sturt came near get :
ting killed on Tuesday. by the Doctors horse
becoming frightened, and, backing on the
child, caught him betw ecu the wheels. He
was but slightly hurt,
On Tuesday morning, as Young lady and
the children Of M. J. McMulien were coming
through the pasture leld of Mr.. Ecklc. they
were attacked by bull MIR. McMullen's .
son came to their assistance and vas badly
hurt. He would, nall probability. have
been killed but for the timely arrival Of seye-
raj men, who got out OF their boats and sue
ceeded In getting the enraged animal away
from the boy. He was taken home and Or.
Sturt summoned, who, after careful exami.
nation, stated that he was not dangerously
hurt, as no bones were broken W.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
Another lfurglary.

Some time last night the house OF
Allen Curlett, at Van Buren and Llnder
streets, was broken into by burglars,
VINO effected an entrance by boring n
mole through the back kitchen door
and pushing back the bolt. They
thoroughly ransacked the house. Dut az
tar as could be ascertained this morn.
ing did not succeed in getting away
with anything. One of Mr., Curlett's 5
children cried, and a member of the
lanlI y got up to get it drink of water,
ana 1t is supposed frightened the
burglars away, They went out The
'front.' door, locking it and taking the
key with them.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
Bishop Lee AZ sFuneraI

NEW YORK, June s - Funeral ser.
vices over tue remains VI the presiding
bishop, berjaMiu Smith Of Kentucky v.
were held t0-day in the Church of the
Heavenly Rest Bishop Alfred Lee, of
Delawar", read thr funeral services The
church was crowded. Aucr the ceremo-
mes he bishops and Iarlymen held a
meeting and appointed tIa bishops Of
PENNSYLVANIA, long l,.and and New
IoIh, and Rev. Dr., Moran and Tn.
man, committee todae up apLropti.
ate resolutions of rord, =. rhe re-.
mains will he taken to Frankfort, KY,
for intermrut.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
St1lIlncOOhclOus

Mrs. Harrison, the nurse who wa.
seized with paralysis and tell down
stars at Notl9 Madison street on Mon.
aay evening, is still lying in an uncon.
clous CONDITION, and her attending
physician has very little hopes of her
recovery.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
keRdinG q (AnOM'a MIMI.

LONDON june @.-Mr. Irving Bishop
the American thought reader, gave {
wonderful exhibition to-day Of his pc
culiar power. A canon Of Wes,min
ster Cathedral, consented 10 act as a
subject, and, after Mr.. Bishop had
been securely b.indtolded With a huge
black silk handkerchief, wrote I'll,
name of an object within a radius OF
one mile llnon lip Of paper which he
continued 10 holu in his hand.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
-----n--
IeMth WhrI NnnliuaI nm 4

The Republicans OF the Tenth ward
have mad" the following nominations
Council, Dauiel f. Stewart.
Inspector Twenty-inurth district
Err. Luh"nS ; Assistant Inspector
Joseph II. Wrrxler.
Inspector Twenty. district, A.
Braclt Starr Assistant Inspector, 4. S.
Pennington.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
Accident 90 u Lforse ana Wnr

By the freAh nv of an axle ola wagon be
.ohVihg to William n. Bowers, the baker A,
NO. 900 West seventh street. y"s:erd V. til,
morse bccamr frightened and ran away. A,
Secpbu ana Jackson streets the horse stun
bled and f ilcuttlny his hind leg and n rn,s
ing the cOl0rcd driver out, VINO also r.c,.Iy.J
cut head ! he horse was captured al hi,
point, and farther damage ayprtcd
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
temperance Nomination

Next Saturday afternoon at : O'Clock
the new Castle County Executive Con-.
mit'te, Of the Stale Temperance Ali.
ahce Will meet i'll Asbury NJ. T.. church,
Tor the purpos" OF selecting candidate,
Tor the Legislature, and pprfrclinp ar.
rangements for "A vigorous and success
tul campaign.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
AifAM berry EaafiXal

a strawberry festival vii. he held in
the NJ. +, church al Red Lion uext
Wednes lay ana Thursday evenings.
a the proGe'ds are for The benefit Of
the Sunday school, it should be liberal.
Iy patronizrd both evenings. The fes.
IVA! Is in charge of toe ladies', and
nothing will be left undone to make il
a Eranl snccnss
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
A NMisaIIca.

Much complaint is made at the prac.
Ilce OF number Of boys who fill Stal.
cup run sewer above Second street fnI
OF loose lumber lying in the enclosed
lot, thereby preventing the free escane
oi water and debris that flows down the
run. ''io
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
rne eExcursiOu seas"h'

The present weather is "'',E ,,E',iI ET' Nv inI
excursions, and the sta'o" " ~'' 'M,p'i U
augurated to moro" " ~ "a Cbp,rDi'
sunday school, who Will 90 ~ CIydo-
Grove On the steamer lhO1''"u 1,,, IN Green
Clark ~ Horns free eXc'fS''t t,,morow
Bank Park also takes l!y" v invi alton;
morning, and those having "a t. itom i"Sl Watel
will leave on a Is. y ! 'ra'n nv" m OtbcE
and Market streets at $50 I,,iI d. ~ success
sion, and for the ;t Dsxt an% ,n'Tt the snail
bow, Az well as many older 'n''
in high gIee, ,:,ooerts a d nlah'
M vOr YOUR mind which eSc"r'lO" w.
tend to 60 on !,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
News summary.

The will Ofthe late Samuel J. SWEET
of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts,, ma ke.
bequests TO local institutions amoantine
In the aggregate to S24O, 900. This in
cludes $50, 900 to the Massachusett,
General Hospital and $40, 900 to the
medical department of Harvard Col.
lege. The residue Of the estate, estma-
ted at $5iO, 900, is to he diyided equally
between the American Board of Commits.
slorers of Foreign Missions and the
Massachusetts Home Missionary So
ciety. The American Board has also
an individual bequest of 100000.
Frank Langston, a young coored
man, son OF our Minister to Havti. was
acquitted in the Criminal Colrt at
Washington yesterday e the murder
OF James Spencer, also cOlOred. Lang
ston lnierterred in a street hrawl in be-
half OF white man with whom Spencer
was lighting, and killed the latter. The
plea was seif.defense. The Jury con-
sisted OF seven white and five colored
men. LangstOn was released on 81 900
bail to answer the charge of shooting
with intent to kill another man in the
tight in which he killed Spencer.
The bodies Of Edward Bowen, the
colored porter, and William Maulton,
the coiored drayman, Of Hooper &
Sons, We're on Tuesday taken from the
"ulns of the warehouse on Cav street,
Baltimore. This makes seven bodies in
all recovered. II is not believed that
any Others are in the ruins.
Samuel Palmer, coored, of Northum-
ber!and County, Va, shot and fatally
wounded his wife in Washington last
night, because She refused TO return to
her home. He was arrested.
Jesse Garter, crlored, convict,I Of
naVlhg been accessory to tt.e murder Of
john Foster by " Babe" Jones. was
hanged yesterday in Pitfshurg. He as.
serted that lie WIS innocent.
While DuIub"r cf men were driving
logs to saw Mil ~ New Bay, New.
fouDdland, on Tur>day, dam burst
ana swept Jnelu AL away. Two bodies
have been recovered.
The place 10 ct your gold watches is
at Baynard :, FIUy aHd Market streets
Pianos ahd organ. of all kinds At
BaynaTG.,.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
For the Promotion of HOliness.

Ihe convention for the promotion OF
holiness opened at 1890 o'clock this
morning, in st. Paul's NJ. Il. church,
unler the leadership Of +. |, d. Pep
per, with a fair aud ence. The Rev
W l,l'am l.. Grey will preach at 3
O'Clock This afternoon, and The Rev.
Joseph II Smith at O'Clock this even
lng' The sermon this evening will be
followed by revival services. A cor
hIa invitation is extended TO all to at
tend
Daily Republican., 1884-06-04
Injured by an ExDI0sfou

An explosion of battling apparatus
az Moir cannery yesterday afternoon,
IN h]ured man named Miles Jones'. Nv .
piece OF the glass striking him on the
nngers, cutting deep cash. He wa.
taken TO caEt~"Ips drug store, Eighth
anu Spruce streets, where the wound
was properly dressed. '"