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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26
why Patrick Egan supports blaine.

Patrick Egan, the recently elected president
~ the American brazch Of the Irish land league,
has addressed a letter to the Lincoln, Neb.
Democrat, in reply to some unwarranted
structures on his political opinions. The fol
lowing Is an extract:
Before the late Boston convention OF the
Irish National league I had, as the result OF
close observation and careful research, made
M NV mind that there existed no grounds on
which the Democratic party should hold any
mortgage on my vote because | happened to be
an freshman. / weighed with care and delib-
ayation the merits OF the two presidential can
d;dates. and / came to the conclusion that,
ne;fher "A Irishman or an adopted citizen OF
America. could Mr.. Grover Cleveland have my
~sunport. The case of Mr.. John Dewey, on
which you so persistently harp, and which
Won have again and again referred 70 ~ the on
" ground Of my opposition 70 Mr.. Cleveland,
was only one of the many objections which
/ entertained to that gentleman. Ibid, indeed,
consider the treatment nleted to Mr.. Dewey Of
the very basest kind, and strong evidence OF
e;fher the hostility or contempt Of Mr.. Glove
lana for Irishmen OF national opinions but
ob;ected also to Mr.. Cleveland as the pet cam
a;aste az The London Times, the London Stan
lard the I.ondon Daily Telegraph, the London
Dailv News. the London St James Gazette, the
london Saturday 8eview--in fact OF the entire
EngEsh press + objected q him a. the pet
T8
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26
THE PITH or THE NEWS.


Postoficss observation-disclosures, Gertrude,
Pembina county; Iowa, Nelson Guthrie county,
Postofice Name Changed-MInnesots, Davis,
Kittson county, to Donaldson. Postmaster Com
Observation-Disclosures b. Mcclellan, Rest, Wis.
1t is now known beyond a doubt that Gen
Gresham can have the treasury portfolio il he
wishes il. His hesitancy is caused by his de-
sire to conclude Investigations already begun,
and inaugurate further reforms in the post
office department.
Postmasters Commissioned-Francis A. Pat
terson, Drakesville, Iowa; Charles W. Jacobs,
Richfeld, Iowa; George W. King, Oakland,
Mimi. Josiah +. Winship. Winnebago City,
Mimi. Names changed-Reuben 2. Jennings,
B~inghampton, late Kibbs Oak. New Offices
Catherine Hubbard, Cromwell, Burleigh eoun-
ly Oak. Elizabeth Palmer, He'll City, Penning-
ton county, Oak Joseph Thalhammer, Rube,
Manitowoc county, WIS.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

clothing. Many mills are idle or atiH rum
ming on short time, an0 will not start up OF
run full time until the demand so improves as
to insure the cost OF manufacture.
The South American commission meets In
New York on the 29th October, to hear the
views of the merchants Of that city as to the
best methods Of promoting trade, and when chs
hearings are concluded they win start fer
California to interview the merchants there,
who have o very large South American trade.
the city of Mexico, and after completing neg0-
tiations with that government, will take q Pa
cific mail steamer sc Acapulco for Guatemala
and visit the several Central American states
in succession. The instructions to the COM
mission include negotiations for a standard
commissioners will take their wives with them.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

The business session Of the Sovereign Grand
LodgeLO. O. +. held il Armory hall, Minneap-
oils, was mainly occupied with the election Of
officers for the ensuing year. The election
passed of tremendously. The candidates foI
the office Of grand sire were Judge I'll +. CAREY
of Baltimore, and the Hon John Underwood OF
Kentucky. The following named gentlemen
were elected for the ensuing term:
Grand sire-Henry +. Carey Of Baltimore.
Deputy grand sire-John II. White, Albion,
m. X.
Grand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ross, New Jer.
sey, tre-elected.)
Grand treasursr-Isaac A. Sheppard, Phil
adelphia.
The only further business was with regard
to mileage and per diem. After some debate
members were allowed 10 cents per mile and
% per day.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

Two stables of the Northwest mounted police
we're destroyed by FIRE at Fort Macleod on the
18th inst Loss, $4,000.
Otto Schlessing, a prominent farmer living
near Pomeroy, Wash, was instantly killed
while feeding q steam thresher. He got caught
IN the large cylinder, was darwin in and his
body literally torn to pieces.
The factory of the Temple Manufacturing
company at Muskegon, Mich, was burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
The stock of the company was chiefly held by
Boston and Chicago parties. The fire started In
the yard about six hundred feet from the mill.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

ID. Linn Gooch q Co, wholesale grocers and
fancy goods, OF I~ronton, Ohio, have assigned
Liabilities ~, 200.
COS, $50 worth of bread stuffs were exported, as
against s114, 239, 4T6 for the same period last
year.
The statue of Gen. John +. REYNOLDS. who
was killed at the battle OF Gettysburg, was un-
yelled in front Of the city hall in Philadelphia
with appropriate ceremonies, under the aus
pieces Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
The Aztec club, which was formed by Of
icers Of the American army in 1S47 while on
the march to the City OF Mexico, held its an
nual banquet in New York. A business meet
ing was held and Gen. HancocI was elected
president
The J. w. Bailey company Of st Joseph,
Mo-, mace an assignment recently. No pre-
f~erences. The assets are 500, 600, and liza
bilities $4,000. All Of Mr.. Bailey's personal
property is in the assignment The company,
It is said, viii pay dollar for dollar.
Every year since 1917 . barbecue has been
held over the grave Of Benjamin Braswell who
died near Madison, Ga, leaving an estate of
$35, 900 for the education Of county orphans,
with the above singular proyiso. Over . thou
sand persons participated in the one held last
Saturday.
The big Brooklyn bridge is . delicate Their.
mcmeter. During the hot weather last week
the slip-joint in the center OF the bridge showed
an expansion of about twelve inches. With
the $500 tons In the superstructure, and the
heavy weight OF the planking, ii works freely,
and Is wonderful for its delieacy.
N
Gov. Hoadly's ssyoung friend" Allen Q. Mey-
ers said in q recent speech that the mother Of
w. j. T~omlinson, editor of the I~ronton, Ohio,
Busy Bee, was anegress. On Monday Tomiin-
son met Myers at the muzzle Of sreyolver made
| him swear thrice that he had lied II was moi
however, the FIRST time Myers has had to abject-
" swallow his words.
In reply to q circular sent out by NE Journal
,f Commesce. that paper Wiz publish answers
from f1S mills, representing 068 sets Of cards,
showing an actual iesscning IN production
of 1900, 600 yards, or 100000 suits OF mems
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

candidate of Puck and Harper's Weekly as the
author Of innumer&ble vetoes in the interest OF
the great m~onopolies, and as a man who had
as / believe, proved himself the enemy of every
just right to the telling millions. ! objected
country of my adoption, and because Ifelt that
in the words of the Boston PiIot-a straight
out-and-out democratic organize has not o
single quality to fit him for the presidency Of
the United States. / had made up my mind tc
support Mr.. Blaine because, from long obser.
walton, / had come to regard him as the very
opposite of all this, as an American of Amert.
cans, a man among men, as an able statesman
fitted by nature, culture and experience to fill
with credit to the country and to himself the
position of president Of this great nation.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

Toledo Special:-General Logan spoke at
League Park to one of the largest audiences
that ever assembled in this city. He claimed
that the only monument erected by the Demo
cratic party had been its course in relation to
free trade. 81 will not say that they are acting
the part of agents of the British government
but / do say that misguided though they are,
they performed the same service for the
British government while they had the power
in this country that the lords of England would
have performed il they had seats in the con-
gress of the United States" In reply to q
portion Of Gov. Hendricks recent speech Gen.
Logan said: fMr. Hendricks stated that the
Republican party had been derelict in its duty
toward foreign-born citizens in distant lands,
who had been permitted to suffer because OF
the failure of one part OF the Republican party
to preform their duty. Now, / am sorry that
Mr.. Hendricks made that statement While
the Democratic party stood in control Of this
country for forty years, let my friend Mr..
Hendricks point out one single statute that
was enacted by the Democratic party, declaring
that a citizen of the United States should be
protected, whether ne wasa native or foreign
born, when he passed back TO his native coun-
try. 1t was left for the Republican party in
the year 1868 to pass a law declaring that a citl-
zen Of this country, foreign-born, should be
protected on his own mother soil in person and
property, the same as if he we're a native-born
citizen, and never was that doctrine enumerated
in a statute Of this country by the Democratic
party"
s'When a proclamation was issued suppress
ing slavery, the Democratic party everywhere
opposed it in congress and out of congress, and
no act has ever been passed yet in favor OF
human freedom by the Democratic party in oI
out of congress-" In reply to a statement by
Gov. Hendricks in his speech at the fair
grounds, as to the passage of the homestead
act, Gen Logan recited the history of those
laws. During Buchanan's administration the
homestead bin passed, and il was left to a Re-
publican congress in the administration OF
President Lincoln to pass the homestead bill
and the bill for land given for agricultural
colleges was signed by Lincoln. The speaker
ridiculed the tariff plank of the Democratic
national platform. We were compelled to go
back 70 history to know what that plank meant
The party was a free trade party before the
war, and the constitution of the Southern con-
federacy contained q free trade provision.
The Confederates In consequence received
sympathy and aid from England, because the
eleven seeding states would have been opened
to her and manufacturers.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

e G. Larned, one Of the Oldest and best
known members Of the Illinois barr has jus:
died at Lake Forest
Mother Superior Mary Francis Xavier Waldo
founder of the order of Sisters Of Mercy in
America, died at Noun st Mary's convent -
Manchester, N. H.. recently, aged seyenty-four
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

M.NN
Wheat, Chicago spring, A@741{c; No. 8
Chicago spring, $50; No. 2 red, zsc; No. Sired
Corn, cash, 54Ll@sso.
Oats, cash, Doc.
Rye, bSAc.
Pork, cash, s16.75.
Lard, cash, $T.20@sz.25
milwaukee markets.
Wheat, No. 2, 73Mc
Corn, No. 2, Sc.
Oats. No. 2 white, 2S1&c.
Rye No /, 53c; No. 3 Bic.
Barley, No. 2 eOac; extra, No. 8, 80
Mess Pork, &lG cash
Lard-Prime steam, $7.20.
Butter, choice creamery, 21@2Sc; fair 70 good
17@20c; best dairy, l6@lsc.
Minneapolis Markets.
WHEAr. No. / hard, 795<c; No. ? hard 74c'
Corr, No ? SIC; rejected, 4s95oc; CON
Oats, No. 5oid, white, s5@s6c; No. :. new.
2551{ e; rejected 2s9s4c; condemned, 2292sc
Mixed Feed. No !. si7.5O@ls; No. 2. slea
Corn Meal. unbolted. si7@sls; bolssd, 81
Hay Hay. sAnothy, sa@sa.5o; Wild. choice, ssa
$3.50: No. 2 wild, $55O@$67 20
st. Paul Markets.
wHRAr-No l hard. new, nc; No ? hard
Corn, No. 2, soc; No. 8, 4sc.
Oats. No. ? mixed, 24c; No ? white, 25c; No.
3 extra. 24c.
Rye. No. 2. 45c.
Barley, No 2, SOC; No. 5, 4oc.
S SsSsp Hay sss y; timothy hay. slooO@sloso
Flax Seed, St1h
Timothy seed, VI. 20.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-26

d. Linn Gooch q Co, Wholesale grocers and
fancy goods, OF I~ronton, Ohio, have assigned
Liabilities $4,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

Marriage licenses have been issued rs fol-
lows: John Mcknight, Of Baltimore, Nd, and
Annie Dunn, of this city; Lewis G. Jones and
Bette G. Purks, both of Caroline county, Va.
Wilson and Mary I. Reddick, Joseph II. Bevar
and George +. Herbert, both Of st. Mary
county, Md; Joseph II. Hunter and Eliza B.
Foote; Joseph l.. Wilson and Sarah E. Mann
both of Chesterfield county, Va; J. v. Ander.
son and Hattie Tolson; John Temple and Salli,
Lewis, both of Rosslyn, Va; William Jackson
aud Emma Marshall; Russell b. Lancaster o.
Fauquier county, Va, and Harriet Parker, o
Fairfax county Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
Grand Holiday Excursion Rates Over the Penn.
sylynnia Railroad.

The usual general excursion covering the
Christmas and New Years holidays has been
ordered over the entire system OF the Pennsyl.
vania railroad east Of Pttsburg and Erie. I'm.
der this arrangement excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates will be issued to all promi.
nent points on the Pennsylvania railroad system
from Washington. These excursion tickets
will be sold December 49, 81, % 30, and 81,
1884, and January |, 1885, good for the return
trip until January 8, 1885, inclusive. The reg
niar hve.days excursion between -, Wash.
be affected by this arrangement These
excursion tickets will not permit stop.
off privilege, except at Philadelphia, within
limits. tickets being valid only on continuous
connecting trains. For information concern
ing rates apply to ticket Offices, Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue and Baltimore
and Potomac railroad station.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
Policy In the Police Court.

"Mouse" Ridgely was sentenced to six months
in jail yesterday for writing policy Detectives
Raft and Block testified to nrresting the mar
with policy plays and money in his possession.
The prisoner said that he was taking them to
Johnson, james Carter, and Emily Miller,
charged with the same offense, were con.
tinued
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller happenings Of Day In and
About the CITY.

Ihe smaller happenings OF spv In anu
About tho City.
r.,,,. -. ,.,.,, .,,,o,,,,,.,,,,on,s ,o.ao ,r
II =, VIM "inn ''.' ,,,s, IN,
-, Az, .sI. W.. IN &c.,
WIN ho. iecelVe on NeW l.a, my 80, aio so
qucsted TO send notice to tnht eiiectto inc ONCE
as carry az prao'icaole.o siro ''uno i or propor
arrangement Tor publication on lnursdny
morning next.
N,,y W., co,ds Iov f.o,,d 40, Nir,h a,
Nh" ihAH '"'''' % '"' ''"'u' '4i Ni"s" ~
Liquor licenses were granted yesterday 10
John H. Bosse and James Fortune.
Thomas Hill, a colorcd man, OF 110S New
York avenue, has been missing from his homo
since last Thursday, and the police are look.
ing for him.
r,.w.u, ,.,,.,.. - ....s A.. IL
r,nn,hI YV u s WIS 1 seniIIoncs . 70 n W.
snatching a pair of trousers from the store OF
Solomon Slomborg
c,.u ~ O. ,,... ~.
Nui NAib oALh'-hibeniah pros' uorner
cNen'u anu r.
Richard Curtain n saloon keeper, was fined
20 IN the ponce court yesterday ior taxing lhe
nn. Vi Jonn Hryen, Dechuse tno ialter Woulu
r,. n..,-e,,.., NM, ,,.,,.
~, dne iunet r OF tne I'VE 5hoIhas ucnaruson
sv nnp I.cc iroin ~. re'e, cuurSn sestIvIuhy
nneIi,oon az CLOCK; WV. thtner suilNhu
V,uvla.cu, anu Ine interment WIS inhue NJ
"uuu' oilVe1
:, Inc National academy OF Fine Arts corner
W nem ioIh nNsnue anu ElgnNcntn stIect, Is
opSn, H., w III, pctsons lllteIes.ou ~ qIHwing
n nnu Pni nnl.g, ior tnfnselves OF tneir cuii
uioh' wednesday evenings NJ o U ciock'
CUT RATE SALE. SEQ our $40 oyercoats; the
| price must self and will sell them, Eiseman
| Bros, corner Seventh and T.
nh, ,,,,..o :, .,,,,,.. -.
a. iuo SousoO VI pVPuHh SouccIls aIhhgeu Wy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

Officer Pat Kearney is stationed at the foot
of Fourteenth street, where the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad company threatened to lay
Pat is stationed is called Fort Kearney. The
officer reports everything quiet, and as yet
the railroad has made no demonstration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

stated yesterday that he ordered the officers
to get what legal evidence they could without
doing anything discreditable to themselves or
the force. The sl2 which the officer spent
was furnished by the officer himself.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

PROF. R. c. WORD NJ. D., LII. D., Dean of the
University of Georgia editorial in Southern,
Medical Record, says: "1n view of the favor.
able effects of the Coca in connteractipg the
is admirably adapted for the relief of this un.
fortunate habitn aa'.'.=-'-sT-..a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

JOHN A. LOGAN is said to be decidedly
happy. lie has found out the secret of sue
ccssilIl campaigning. 1t is a plentiful supply
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup 1t keeps man
calm and sprpnp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
"Itchlnr lPiles"-Symptoms, Moisture

Like perspiration, intense itching worse by
scratching, most at night, seems II pin-wor
were crawling. "Swayne's Ointment is
pleasant, sure cure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

RAPID TRANsIT,--The latest and best form Of
rapid transit Is for person troubled with a
sick headache to take a dose of DR.. Leslie's
Special Prescription and note what rapid
transit train the afliction takes for its de.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

CUT RATE Saskatchewan Bros, corner
Seventh md L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
T. - N 8 Y

Elegantly andPaned Carved Handle reduced from $3.50
$l.00. -
reduced from $2 25 $3.50
Lovely More Elaborate Decoration $l5 200 $50
2.75, 800, and up.
special Ladies' Wraps having
preciated, we decided to keep up until jan l. 1885.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
CLIO Y EIS
CLIO Y EIS
CLIO Y E'S
EG[0V Y Els

LadLieS' Gloves
1850 pair Gloves the shades of browns
&c. 3-button 4button $1o 5button S15 obutton 81 49,
8buton, Sl6O
will be sec pair.
Royal" (every warranted
button 1885, 4buton 15O 6-button Ito; Sbutton, 400
gloves the
by the most eminent Paris house
1000 pair English Gloves buttons, heavily
broered backs made the Paas Royal in England
tail price is 81. so pair
great Glove sale these Gloves will be
SL36
1900 Mousquetaire Gloves; pearl
lavender, white also street shades 81 90 pair
eg- these Gloves will be cooper pair
$50 pair Suede Cor Kd ousquetae Gloves
and browns perfect fitting and
best French kid $Lo8 pair.
During special special these Gloves s4e
pair.
1860 pair Mousquetaires
evening these the Gloves advertised
competitors for 50. 90
csrAs we 'inport direct" offer them for $1e9.
900 pair Mousquetares, long; shades
pair $50 pair Of extra long Nous
quetaires in shades at 80 90 per pair
sa so Gloves for 1885, 275-or special
only
Paas Royal would hint to its patrons that all Gil
sold below the usual For instance,
yard and Dolls Silk Handkerchief Plush Tides and Plush Toilet Sets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

We have great many short ends that were
shipped to us during and before Xmas that we
were unable to offer ON account OF our big line
of holiday goods. and which we shall close now
at less money than they cost us. We have al
ways made 1t rule that at the end OF every sea-
son odds and ends must CO.
Our assortments are mostly short length, and
the following is the line:
400 yards of rs wide Dress Percale, splendid
patterns, bl2c.
200 yards OF 7.9 Manchester Cretonnes, dress
styles, 7ihc; good worth zoe.
800 yards Of Amoskeag Il f. short length, Can
$50 yards OF Amoskeag Il E. short length,
Canton flannel, SIac.
900 yards of shaker Flannel, short length,
7iac
600 yards of Staple Dress and Apron Cling
hams, &c; 1Oc. goods.
800. yards Of Assorted Wool Dress Goods,
short length, &C.
10 pieces of Heavy Wool Poplins, In three
shades, garnet. green, and brown l6c.i goods
we sold for 25c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30
SPECIAL SALE REDUCTIONS.

Reduction Ladies' Newmarkets black and brown only full sze
box pai double breasted of finest Berlin twill Cot sizes on hand
"a, 49, regular price has been STA; reduced price, $825
Reduction No ladies Russian Circulars brown drab and pigeon
color only with Aahan trimming around collar and down 'front.' Sizes
"a &c. regular price has been SIS; reduced price, so75
Reduction No. 3-Ottoman Silk Circulars lined with genuine ST.
ian squirrel skim sizes hand and regular price, $ reduced
price, SAG
Reduction No aides vistes of plain and figured Otoman
silk trimmed with fur and silk lining; hand,
sc inches; regular price, SAT; reduced price, SIT.
Reduction No. Seal Plush Coats inches long, four loops and
ornaments elegant quilted silk nng regular price reduced price S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

Commencing Monday Dec 2 and Terminating Saturday. JAM

Special Sale Gloves shall special in every
only exceptions being New York that sell G.
comprise aga drawers holds Cloves
gran of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

BED COMFORTS. BED COMFORTS.
This Ia the last time we shall advertise these
goods for this season. and shall go little below
our previous great mark down.
lot of Bed Comforts, 45c.
lot OF Bed Comforts, CSC.
lot of Bed Comforts, Tic.
lot of Bed Comforts, soc.
lot of Bed Comforts. 0Bc.
vELvETS. VELvETS. vELVETS.
All our Silk Velvets, best brands In the
market, we shall sell you at 81, and any shade
you wish.
INEQUALITIES.
30 Shawls, heavy wool mixed, roc; sold be
fore at 81 40
10 dozen Mems Best Scarlet Medlcated Knit
Shirts, SOC; sold before ut LA.
10 dozen Ladies' Vests. 24c.
dozen Ladies' Best scar let Vest, finest quail
ity, Ole; sold before at s1.40.
10 dozen Children's Mits. large Sizes 10c.
10 dozen Fancy SILK Mocked Hose, 1Oc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30


niDo SAN reduced smsa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-30

Gents Gloves
500 pair French Kid Gloves,
strong, well made
rB For the special sale the o per pair
1000 pair "Palais fitting
Glove Produced
embroidered backs all the per pair
cB AS a souvenir these Gloves 81 as
1900 pair PARTISAN equal English and
the best OF French importations; only SITS pair.
counter lust to ad
| mire the absolutely perfect At W -
900 pair Fisk Clark
tsiny to Dents
EH- For special sale the price will $2121
Misses Gloves
1000 "Palais Gloves sizes for girls and
them nair
en- From Dec. 90 to jan the price be sec
lob Lots
Lined Kid Gloves with and without fur pair be
, 1884-03-30
Serious Dynamite Explosion.

CHESTER, Pa, March 29.-The nitro
glycetine house of the Repauno chemical
works at ~Thompson's Point, New jersey,
opposite this city, exploded at 1920 this
morning and it is supposed that even OF
eight men were killed, including Lamot
Dupont, vice-president of the company,
w. N. Hill, superintendent, and Mr.. Nor
cross, c]ompounder of dynamite. Their
tug was Immediately dispatched to this
city for surgeons and returned with a
number. Many of the houses in this city
were badly shaken by the explosion. The
Repauno works are among the largest dy-
Mantle manufacturing houses in the coun-
try and is operated largely by the Du-
points, of Delaware.