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Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

IT HAS been sensibly pointed ont
that the insult offered by bismarck in
rejecting the Lasker resolution IS mat
ter for the German Reichstag and not
for the United States House of Repre-
sentatives to deal with. If the German
Parliament had addressed similar
resolution to our Government, and if
some otiicious Cabinet officer had inter
cepted this resolution and insultingly
sent it back, it would he the duty of
our Congress toinvestigate the matter,
and to punish the autocratic boor. This
is exactly what the German Beichstag
should do,and the fact that it is too cow
ardly to resent the indignities which
Bismarck lays upon it does not lessen
its responsibility.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
SATURDAY, MARCH l5, 1854,
Mt q n'cl1srk n m

at 2o'clock, p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lot, or pa roels of land
situated IN h,istians Hundred, being NOS.
IT, 10, A. ", ~ and SOL on the plot Of the IA lie
OF lots, on April Is, 1878, ssveralIy bounded
and described. to wit
Beginning at stake on the southerly side
Of Fourth street, extended, at 81 feet inches
wide between holman and Hawley streets.
and 1t the distance Of rs feet from the wester-
ly side Of ROdnan street, thence sOutherly
parallel with hOdman street 20 feet inches
10 stake. thence westerly parallel with
Fourth street, 30 feet TO d stake, thence north.
erly parallel with hVdpal strr ct vs. feet IN
ches TO the aforesaid side OF fonith street.
and thence thereby east rly 90 feet 10 the
place Ofbsgi pniDg. be the contents thereof
what they may, DC.
No. 4. Beginning Al the Intersection OF
the easterly side Of Webb street. at ~ feet
vide, with the northerly side Of Third street,
extended, at ~ feet wide, thence along said
side Of Webb street, Dortherly Va feet inches
to = STAKE, thence easterly parallel with Third
street 100 feet " another stake, thence south.
erly parallel with Webb street 81 feet inches
TO she q aforesaid side oi Third street, and
thenos thereby westerly 100 feet 70 the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may; being part Of the same land and
premises, which William " ebb, by indenture
bearing date Of tho Eth day OF March, $50,
did grant and confirm unto the raid James
Webb IN fee, as In and by the said Indenture
recorded In the office for record ng de DIS, nc,
q New Castle, In and for New Castle County
In rock 2 Ioi. 6. Page ~, ac.,
will more fu ly appear.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Thomas Cory, ard TO he sold by
JAMIE MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Ofnoe Wilmington Feb q, 1884
fL&epd.ts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
Tho Republican Committee.

The first important step in the 8p.
preaching municipal election was taken
on Saturday evening by the election OF
a City Republican Executive Commit
tee. 1t is favorable omen of success
for the Republicans that there were nc
factional issues in the good natured COR
test.
The fact that but few hundred votes
were polled may be taken as an indica-
ton OF perfect party unity. Had the
same factional feeling prevailed that
manifested itself two years ago, there
would have been thousands instead of
hundreds of votes polled. SO far as we
can see from casual glance, care las
been exercised in the election of active
workers in the party of men who are
Republicans from principle and have
no political axes to grind. The plan
by which the committee was reelected,
removes any and every excuse for OBJ
lection to any Of them.
They are the free, untrameled choices
of the citizens of the wards they repre-
sent, elected not only by MAORI
ty Of all who voted but that selection
has been confirmed by the larger num-
Der Of Republicans who remained away
from the polls and thus showed their
acIuiescence in the selection The next
step will be for the committee 70 meet
and organize by the election of Presi-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer, Az
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Senator Bayard should deliver one Of
his spreches in the Senate on the bean.
ties of local self government nv the peo.
ple. He has become eloouent more
than once when dilatipp on this suh-
iect at public meetings. and denounced
in scathing terms the exactions Of the
government. and the tendency towar,,
the Capitalization of power in the hands
of the President, He sbonld exnl,in
the management in our State in order
to show how consistent he il While
talking in favor Of local se,f.govern.
ment. mower has been gradually remov.
ed from the hands ofthe people
There are few States where the ,eonle
are entrusted with 80 little mower The
Governor appoints all the officers ah,ut
the Court House and II, tha ,n.ois
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

|NOTiCE-iN oONfOKMITY With
N the provisions Of the Act passed by the
General Assembly ofthe State Of Delaware,
ON the l4th day OF March, A. D., 1859, notice
10 hereby given that an application will be
presented " tho Honorable Leonard 4.
Wales, associate judge Of New Castle
County, on MONDAY, the tenth day Of
March, A, D., 1874, 1T 10 O'Clock In the
morning, ut Uhsmbers, In the city OF vii.
mingt0n, for . charter Of incorporation Of .
company called The J. Barley 4 Brothers
Company, 70 carry on the business Of manu-
featuring crackers, cakes and confectionery
In sll It's various branches, and To use. sell or
otherwise dispose Of the same, and OF pur.
chasing, selling and dealing IN foreign fruit
and merchandise generally: The PRINCIPAL
place Of business Of said company ~ b Ut
the city OF Wilmington Aforesaid the
amount Of the capital stock to be Ons Hun
dred tt Ousand Dollars, ,.ivided into one
thousand shares Of one hundred dollars eanb;
the amount OF capital 70 DO paid In before
commencing business TO be nifty thousand
dOllart; that said corporation lie 10 com menoe
on the nrst dsy Of April, A. ID. 1884, and
terminate on the h day OF March, A. d.,
1904 The names and residences Of the
original subscribers TO the capital stock are
~ follows:
JAMES BARKLEY,
6e7 West Seventh street. Wilmington, Del.
SAMUEL BARkLEY, JR.
S23 Jefferson street, Wilmington, Isl.
MATILDA 3 BAKKLEY;
S23 Jefferson street, Wilmington, del.
feb2S Vt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
DELPHIA Markets
NOME OUT OF THE DARKN EsS or

TOME OUT OF THE DARkN rtSS OF
" high prices into the marvellous light
Of low prices at l9s East SIKH rect. r, Nj,
Wir. We opened another lot of fruit on
Thursday morning.. We have ovened an.
other lot Of nee california piums. lOS East
sixth street. bits prunes 2tc AIRS prunes.
25c. =; ans prunes. 90. besi French prunes,
loo a pount; N pared and evapOrated
peaches. &c. 3ibH Damson plnms, Uc.. 1T
TO- East SIKH street. Print butter. 25c. q
pound. Fresh eggs always on hand ana for
.ale al 10} East Sixth street. also fun line
Of Lenten goods. Rem ember orr syrup ut
at l0rtr. quart and our new crop New pr.
leans at Is rt'. a quart. Honey drips, l2ets.
Quarp. and Crown syrup, cts. 4 quart ~
lo3 East Sixth street. T. NJ Wier, A 10 OF
fine IRISH Duise. landed from the last steam.
or, at l6cts, a pound at lo3 East sixth street.
re-. 1t cod r.. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

A WORD of sympathy for "a man who
has sustained great lows, how far down
into the heart it reaches There is no
loss NO great as the loss of venerable,
pious, sympathetic mother. The older
she gets the more we cling to her the
grayer she gets the moro wa love her.
Mr.. Hersey's thanks to the Morning
News for its kind words Of sympathy.
The editor OF that paper must have an
aged and loved mother, too.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
FRIDAY. MARCH 18th, 1884,
at ten O'Clock, a. IN,

the following described real estate viz
A certain lot or piece o, lsnd SITUATE in the
town Of Middletown,in -. H.oIges Hardrtd.
New Caste County, Del, on tGe west Side Of
Uass street, betwe q Maine street and Lake
street. being In fiont on Gaze street 30 feet
and extending in length In depth, between
parallel lines 2e3 feet TO Scott street bound
ed On tue north by lands Of samuel ' CHM
on the east by Cass stree On the south by
lands OF Geo. tchenh0fer, 1hOmss Mas ey
and Others ard on the W ct by scott street
be the contents thereof more ur lesf. with 2
story fiame dwell n, h0use, kitchen and 9th,
or buildings thereon erec,e
Seized and taken in eXecu ion az the ! rop.
erty Of 5. y. h elley, and 20 be sOId by
JAMES MA TN, Sheriff
therif's Office, Wilmington, Fen. u, lssi
rs God-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

A DMINIsrKATORs SALE OF REAL
0fphanI Court q thc state Of Usisvare In
aud for New Castle County msds on the oh
day Of February, A. D, lisa, will BE- exposed
70 public ssle, q the Court Houss, In the city
Of Whining ton. on
TUESDAY, MARUH 9TH, 1854,
st two o'clock. p. m,
the following described real estate, In the
CITY Of Whining ton aforesaid, being the pro-
perty late Of John Carroll, decssssd, ~ fol.
lows
No. l, with alarxe brick building, known
as the "City Hotel," thereon erected, be.
At the distance Of IS feet and ono inch caster.
ly nom the essterly side Of Orange street. ct
q line Of land now OF late Of James U, Aiken,
thence by said line soatherly and parallel
with said Orange street O. feet 10 the norther
y side Of Water street, thence thereby easter
~ 20 feet aud one inch " line Of land now or
nor thsrly and parallel with esid Orange
street 0S feet to Lhe southerly sdeof Front
street Aforesaid, and thence thereby westerly
20 feet and one inch 10 the place Of begin.
ming, bs the contents thereof what they may.
No. 2, with the brick stables thereon
erected, beginning on the northerly side OF
Front street ut the distance OF 10 feet and ono
inoh essterIy from the easterly side Of Orange
street, thence northsrly and parallel with
Orange street % feet thence easterly and
parallel with said Front street 70 feet and 2
Inches, thence southeriy and parallel with
said Orange street " feet to the northerly
side Of Front street aforesaid, and thence
thereby westerly 70 feet and two inches to the
place Of beginning, b the contents thereof
wha. they NAV.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place Aforesaid, BY
JOHN GRANT, Administrator,
or by Benz. NIyLps. ESQ.,, HE Attorney.
Attest J. IA. HoUshAs, CLERK y. o.
tebl2 cod Is
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

NOTICE-rHE CON rINENTAL IN
IN surauoe Company Of New York re
spectfully informs the property owners and
Insurers Of the city Of " ilminxton that, hag-
ing severed the connection heretofore exist.
ing ander Mr.. J. ID. aiming. It has estab-
lished an once On the corner Of Market and
Seventh streets, Exchange Building The
Continental 10 not member Of the Whining
ton Bosrd, and In consequence Of the mon.
intercourse rule existing with the under.
writer's Of Wilmington, 1t will deal directly
with is customers UPON THE npRITs OF
Risks.
The Continental was the FIRST and largest
comp my TO act under the restri,tions Of the
New York Safety Fund Law which law
provides for de2Oaung with the State 0fNew
York q fund To protect the lOeers In any
great IRE, Al WILL As BUN TO PROTECT
rHo6h oUTsI DE % Such CONFEDERATION,
and by this law tho company cannot fall
Tho sum deposited under this law amounts
to one million two buadred thousand dollars.
AND CANNOT BH WITHDRAWN WILLY A SINGLE
Foley RNAAIHs IN voRCR.
The Continental charges no more for IT,
policy than any other good company ought
to charge.
EMMETT RHODES 4 90, Agents,
X. EMORY WARFlEID,Stat Manager.
febll.lm-Shd
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ Of Venditioni ExpOnAs, TO me d.
rected, will be exposed 10 public sac, at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, bel, On
SATURDAY, MARCH lBTA., 1874,
at two O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate. VIZ:
All that cert lin lot 0f land, situa ted IN The
ity of " ilmington. County OF New Castle
and state Of Delaware, bounded M fellows.
TO wit
BeyinninY at the northwest corner Of
Tenth anO Lombard street.. thence north by
the westerly side Of Lombard street Is fert I.
thence west parallel with Tenth 8 rect. rs
Get thence south parallel with Lombard
street 70 feet to the north dc Of Tenth rect,
md thence thereby east 20 feet 10 the place
Of be ginning Book / 10, ia
Seized and taken into execution az the
property II I'aniel Collins ard Mary Col.
ms, and 10 be sJld BY ia NJ rs MARTIN.
Sheriff.
Sherlt's Office. Wilmington, Feb 27, 1884.
feb2o-e o-d-t-s
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
SATURDAY. MAKCH Is, 1854


ate o'clock. p In,
q lot u land In the city Of WILMINGTON,
county Of tew Castle. tate OF Delaware
bot nded ana described az follows L.sin'
ming vt ap Int OIL the sou thetiy side Of six
teruth street at the distance Of 1T3 te.t ives.
terry from the westerly sid" OF Ciaynont
street, thence southerly parallel with clay,
mont sire t II feet, thence westerly PARALLEL
with ~ixteeuth street lO2 feet ~ the place Of
beginning ALTO lot beginning On the north
erly side OF Fourteenth sreet. At 80 feet east
Of heald street, thence northerly IS feet Q In.
rhee, thence west 70 feet, thence mort lerly 70
feet inches 10 proposed street. lbegce
thereby easterly ~ feet, thence southerly 70
feet 8 inches, thence wsst ~ feet thence
southerly II fee o inches 10 aforesaid lido Of
Fourteenth street, thence westerly thereby II
feet to he place Il beginning.
sSetAed and taken IN execution ss the prop
erty Of Henry NJ. Armstrong. Bnt to be sold
by JAM rs M ATTN, sneIih.
SHERIFF. OtBce, Wilmington Feb q. 1874.
!2e eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

DUBLlC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. will sell atpublic sale At his stables,
corner Of Third and Orange streets, vii
mington, delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH, 8, 1884,
at 10 o'clock, 3. m., sharp,
So HEAD OF IOWA AND MISSOURI
% HORSES AND MULES. %
One pair Of bay horses, 5 years old, weigh
2, wv pounds, go0d workers.
One pair Of black horses, 8 years old, weigh
900 pounds. good workers and drivers.
One pair Of urown hOrses.b ears old;weiyh
1900 pounds, good workers and drivers
One pair OF sorrel hOrsss. 8 years old, weigh
2, 400 pounds, X I'D workers ard drivers, one
Of them an excellent saddle horse.
One pair Of handsome bay coach horses, 10
hands high, 9 year old.
one pair Of bay mares, Q years old weigh
200 pounds.
Ono roam horse, good worker or driver.
A brown horse, weighs 100 pounds. extra
good family horse. . years old
A bay horse very stylish, and extra good
driver.
A sorrel horse. q years old, n very fine
driver
A black horse, 8 years old, II good driver.
gray horse, years old, sood worker
and driver
A bay horse, 4 years old,a good worker and
diver.
The balance good workers. Any person
Wishing to purchase n horse 10 invited TO ca Il
and give them trial before. day Of paie
Ev ry horse sold warranted 10 be as repre-
sebtod.
JERMs-A credit OF 70 days will be given
hy the purchaser giving a banKatle note
with an approved e.dorser.
W.O. MARTIN.
l.. W. Stidham b Son, Auelioneers.
fLS.NW-eDd 8
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

Eureka Roach Exterminator, the
housekeeper's friend. 1t is perfectly
harmless, and IL never fails. The only
safe preparation where you have chill
dren. For sale at all the drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

WILLIAM W. PRTTOHElT
IN constable, has removed his office TO the
southeast corner Of Sixth and Shipley streets.
f2Slmt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

~ Offices formerly occupied by Mr.. Y. =.
Corliss, at tlb1t harket street, ] shall re.
move thereto ~ ~ about Feb'y 6th. The Of
foes In Clayton House Building, now oocu.
pied by me, are for rent. Il. H. GRECO,
Real Estate Agent and CObveyanoer.
Aim
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

NOTlCE-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR
~ bid trusting any one whatever on any
acc mt, ~ will pay no bills contracted by
anyone without written order. J. H.
CHAM BEKS, Stanton, Lei. nl3t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

NOTIUE-WM. T. HICKMAN, OF al
~ King street, will move TO No. 4l9 King
street, four doors above, on or before March
18th. febl2N
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

IyOE SALE CHEAP-.1.b 100 BUSHtIS
/, OF choice potatoes at corner Second and
Orange streets. 10Th JOHN PYLE.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
at2 O'Clock, y. m,

StpERItF"S ~ALE-Bi WRIT h OF A
- writ Of Venditioni txponas, 10 me di
rooted. viii be exposed to public sale, at the
Court HOUSE, on Market street. between
Ter tn and Eleventh streets, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

ENJK CITY TREASUhHR. co4. MIL
T. TON $. SiMrERS. Subject to the he
pu blieaI uomiE alton.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

TUESDAY, MARCH ArH, 1884,
at o'cIo X sharp,
IN the premises without postponement,
with ,raval or under bidding. These houses
are elegantly located Oh nigh ground and
arG accesssbic to all works in the city. and
they all are nov r1nted at fair prees. They
are bran ncw--huiit lat Toll. and they are
furnished In IN. style, 1hsy all contain
rooms each. and have hot and cold water,
gas bath etc, they are Ia feet front and
two.story back buiidnVr with front alleyf.
For t,rms Of sale and 'r' particulars. see
large posters II EFhf WllSlL,
Front and Madison sts., Wilmington Del.
l.. W. 'itdhlm & SIu. Aact Feb DIT
DUBLl SAIL --OTTHE ENTIRE
/ stock Of . dry goods and notion store at
the N H. corner OF md aud ID sdis0n street,
commencing on
THURSDAY NAH 9Th, 1884
at 10 O'Clock a. m, and continue until all Is
sold. DRAKE co
ml.4t Aucts.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

ChEklFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Venditi0ni Exponas, To me di.
rected, will be exposed n public sale, At the
Court House, on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city VI
Wilmington, New Castle County Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

NUTICE-ALL PERSONS AXE ION.
~ fed not 10 trust any ono on orr NO
count without written order, ~ we will
not psy any bills 30 contrao ed.
nl-u GEO. ". VERNON h SI'sS.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

StHERIFF'5 SALE-RY VIRTUE IF d
- writ Of VenditIoni Expouas TO me direct
Ell, will be exposed TO public sale, az the no
toll Of Alex. Maxwell, in Midi town, st.
eorge's hundred, New Oastle County. Dai,
aware. on
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

DUBIIC SALE-TAE UNDERSIGNED
L will sell at public sale, on the Price
Price farm, Ninth ward, In this city, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il, 1884,
at u O'Clock, m,
Two good farm horses, one Of them a rne
brood mare; 10 head u good mich cows; two
yearling calves, one yoke Of fat oxen, good
workers.
! farm wagon, ] dearborn, cham ion
moving machine. nearly new; 1 hay rake,
corn shelter, straw cutter, grindst ne, two
cultivators, grain fan, grain cradle, har-
row, set Of double harness. 2 plows, set OF
double trees, hoes, rakes, forks. barn broom.
baskets, chains q ain measure, milk buckets,
milk pans. milk cans, measures, etc.
lerms.-All sums OF So and under, cash:
over that amount, q banksble note W tn an
approved endorser, at 3 months, with inter.
est. NATHAN WOMAN.
George Il. townsend,
Agent for Mrs. Helen Il. Price.
l.. W. Stidham h Son, Aucts.
f2y ltW cod d
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

CHEHlFk'S ALE - BY NlRlUE OF A
10 writ Of Levari Faeias, 70 me directed
will be ex poesd to public sale AT the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In tie city OF Whining ton,
New Castle County, Del, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH. 1884,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
the following described real estate, via:
All that certain lot of land AMI two-story
frame dwellings thereon, situated in the
city Of Wilmington, bounded aud described
Is follows. 70 Wit
Beginnihg at point between Fourth and
Fifth streets and Lincoln and Union streets,
At the distance Of 40 feet westerly from the
westerly side OF Lincoln street, and l3b feet
one inch from the s0utherly side OF n tn
street, and at the westerly side Of q 3 feet
vi Galley, thence westerly about 1855 feet To
the eastcrly side fan Open road al 80 feet
wide fnuw called Union street thence
northerly along said side OF said open road
At right ANgle 10 the line first described 80
feet hence easterly parallel TO Fifth street,
parity along the sOutberly side OF three
feet wide a ley, about lt8 feet 10 the westerly
si1e OF Tire nrst mentioned alley, distant ~
feet from Lincoln street, ~ afuresaic, ard
tneuce thereby southerly psral c! IT, Lincoln
treet 81 feet " the place Of beginning. be
the eontents thereof what they ma with the
use 81 said alley, and also u all other alleys
with which 1t connects. Load ing into UniOn
street. in common forever.
Seized and taken into execution ~ the
his vile, and t. L, and to he sJla by
JAM ES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sherifs Once, Wilmington, Feb. u. lss4
feb % e-n-d-l-x
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

NOTICE To OWNEKS-IN ARRANG
~ ing for renting your houses, do not for
get the tacllities possessed by WIN. J. FISH
Ek, heal Estate gent, 6J2 Shipiey street.
Keuts collected al lowest rate Of cOmnissI Ion.
disc o q q
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03

ID EMOVAL JAMES McKEOUGH.
II merchant tailor, No. 7 East Seventh
street, will remove On March 18th to No. 10
East Seventh street, where he will keep q
full line Of hne sa.tings. Repairing neatly
done. f29e Old
Daily Republican., 1884-03-03
"a GG G 81 q GM q @G

ubiic sale. six Ine two-stOry brick
house, On Harrison ct est, Just above
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-23
NEW DOMINION.

Indi&Ds Making Trouble-A Constable
 Takes Several Prisoners After a Tough
 Resistance.
 WINNIPEG, Man, June 22.-TeIegraphic reports from Battle Ford indicate 8 serious state of affairs between the Indians and mounted police. Two days ago the Indians on the reserve north of Battle Ford assaulted Farm Instructor Craig and robbed the eov- ernment storehouse. Major Crozier with thirty mounted police left to arrest the h. dians. Later despatches from Battle Ford say that great anxiety was felt all day in re- gard to the fate of the police who went to Poundmaker's reserve, no messengers having returned, and all the families of the town and surrounding country were gathered in the fort. The police, however, returned about a. m. with two prisoners, being those who had beaten Instructor Craig. Consider able difficulty was experienced in takino them. One of them did not attempt fobt but stood by the other with an upraised fight. Constable Storer caught him by the arm and prevented hm from using the knife. He then threw himself upon the ground and had to be carried of. While the prisoner was being taken several Indians threw themselves on Constable Cole, taking his belt and riffs, but he secured his revolver and kept them at bay. During the alterca- ton Chief Poundmaker struck at Instructor Antrobus with war club studded with knives, but the blow missed and Poundmak- CT was instantly covered by several rifles, when he threw himself on the ground. PoundmRker has been elected chief of all the Crees. Great dissatisfaction is expressed that Poundmaker and the other rineleaders were not arrested as it is felt there can be no security until Poundmaker is disposed of in some way. He threatened last winter that blood would flow ''when the berries ripened'' and the present trouble has been brewing for 9 long time. The result of the fraeas will lead the Indians to believe that the authorities are afraid of them. A home compsny has been organized under the com mand of Captain Scott. Mr. Richardson went up to tap the telegraph line opposite the reserve, but the Inc was cut after Ee er l rived and he could not communicate with Battle Ford: A general feeling of dissatis- faction and insecurity prevails several oth- CT chiefs have joined and have agreed to re- sist the police.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-23
THE WEST.
Kentucky.

Negro Fatally Stabbed-The Desperate
 Revenge of Young White Lad.
 MT. SPELLING, June 22-Green Clay, 8 boy of sixteen and highly connected, was to- day assaulted by & negro two or three years his senior and much larger and was severely beaten with 8 club. Clay, rising from the ground bleeding and bruised, resented the brutal onslaught by drawing knife and plunging the larger blade into the negro's back, breaking it off in the marrow of the spinal column. The negro is not yet dead, but is sinking fast The negroes hers feel that they have been outraged and swear ven- geance. Their purpose is to surprise Clay at his home and take him out and hang him. The Cerro Gordo Guards have been notified and at a moments notice will be called into requisition. The white people are thorough ly incensed Young Clay is at his brother g house under heavy guard.