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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
7 uiRO EDITION,
The Gsne, n Ouslook

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-Secretay Nc
Pherson, OF tue Republican Congress
sionai Committee said to day that the re-
ports received from New York indicate
that the publication of the Cleveland
scandal" has given the Independents a
chill from which they can never entire
ly recover Carl Schurz's efforts to
warm them up again are futile. Even
the furnace of an Investigation com.
inittee cannot restore their normal
warmti he says. TO vote with the
ID ,mocrats would be so inconsisten,
with their high moral declarations
that many of them are 30 king the bes
me ms Of getting out OF the difficulty
quietly.
S;hurz and Curtis will soon he with.
out following, and Blaine will carry
New York by $4,000 majority
Republicans who voted for Cleveland
for Governor, he says tell him the same
story.
The Star tonight says q" A German
politician, who arrived in this city from
Cincinnati last night, says Re never saw
politics more mixed than they are nov
In and about the city. He said h
went about among every class of Ger
mans and found the very much divided
The substantial business men anon
them, however, he says are opposed I
any change, and will vote for Blain
with good chance of bringing bacl
their disconnected BRETHREN
Reports from Wisconsin and kansa
indicate a serious disaffection anon
the Germans and liquor men in thos
States. Ex.Congressman Murch say
that he met a prominent Prohibitions
politician from Kansas yesterday, VIII
said that Blaine would get nearly all tn
Prohibition vote from that State. st
John, he said, would not poll NOR
than 1000 or 5000 votes. The Germans ar
dissatisfied with Blaine, but most O
them may be depended upon not to vot
with the Democrats.
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To-Days Excursion.

The committee of Hope Lodge, No.
81, /. o. o. F., advertised their excur =
sion to French Creek Falls last even.
ing by parading the principal streets
of the city with the First Regiment
Band and a wagon containing a bril-.
liant transparency, while red fire
was burned along the route. The ex.
|cursionists, umbering between 200 and
300 persons, left this morning on q
special train over the w. & N. Rail
road, and good time will no doubt b,
had.
The committee of st. Patrick church
also made street parade, headed by {
fife and drum corps, and large trans
them this morning on their excursion
to Atlantic City.
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More L1ghthOuses.

The Ii Clubhouse Board on Wednes-
day issued instructions for the erection
of six stake lights at the following
named points on the Hudson river
At Upper Coal Beds, at West Flats, at
Sand Spit, at upper and lower end OF
Mulps Dixie and at Bath Dixie
The Lighthouse Board has ordered
the establishment of beacon at Hyan
mis-, Massachusetts, and the restoration
OF the light al Portland Head to it,
original height and power.
1t is expected that the electric ligh
tower at Hallett's Point, He'll Gate
will he in operation before the end o
this month.
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Temperance Notes.

From speech delivered in England
q short time ago by Sir Edward Lawson
it appears that local option is taking
deeper hold there than here, and the
people are better organized there than
in this country.
The local option campaign committee
propose attending the temperance meet
ing at Newport this evening, and the
committee will meet again on Saturday
next in the McClary building at p. m
Henry w. Morrow, Of the Temperance,
Campaign committee, has just returned
from Penrose's camp meeting, Person I
corner, Kent County, where be has bees
ACTIVELY engaged.
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Braudywine summit Camp.

The sermon Of Rev. X. G. Jones, on
Tuesday evening, WAS followed by a
prayer meeting Of unusual power. The
| fire came down and there was q shout
in the camp. Several were converted
about the same time, and this WAS a
| time long TO be remem bered. seven
persons were Frustrated until nearly
eleven O'Clock, after which some of the
trustees had the Devil to fight, in the
shape OF loafers and hostlers on the
outskirts, and they (the managers
made clean sweep. The manage
ment will not submit to any breach OF
the peace or of the State laws.
| Wednesday morning opened grandly
the bright sunshine max ing everybod y
feel glad. Eev. c. f. Shepherd led
| the 80 a. III. meeting. 1t was pre-.
cious time The 10 a. m. sermon was
preached by Rev. T. f. Meredith, OF
the Philadelphia Conference, from LIST
Timothy, LIST chapter and 18th verse
The 30 p. III. children's meeting wa.
led by the Rev. w. Z, Gregg. of Ep
worth, Wilmington.
The p. m. sermon was preached by
Rev. I. NJ. Griffith of Media to q large
audience.
The bright day has brought quite an in
fiux of Wilmingtonians and the sur
rounding country.
AT meeting Of the managers held In
the afternoon 1t WAS decided to confirm,
the camp over until Tuesday morning
az an offset to the weather that kept
so many away who intended to come.
They now have an opportunity still o.
spending two or three days at camp
Sixty-one tents voted in favor of hold.
ing over, but all will stay with few ex
captions.
Rev. III. Adams, of st. Paul's, Whining
ton, led tho q. 80 evening meeting. Al Z. A;
p. IN. Rev. T. E. Martindale, preached
from Romans 18th chapter and 18th
verse to large congregation. The
evening is very pleasant and the wood,
are full of people.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HNIlLF FL KTH Err NOrIUETHEsT EA-
~ mer Samuel Nj. FELTON, ~T~~
VIII run between Wilmingt q S6xSd,
and Philadelphia On the following schedule (:
ON WEEK DAYS.
Leave Wilmington At G. AZ n. IN and u As %.
IN: for hester and Philadelphia.
Leave Philadelphia atg.a0 ii. II. for Chester
and Wilmington.
Leave Philadelphia at 400 p. m for Chester.
Marcus Hook and Wilmington.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Wilmington at 6.45 a. IN. for Ches.
tor and philadelphia, and connect with West
Jersey Railroad for Atlantic City.
Leave Atlantic City at 4.l5 p. m, connect.
inK at philadelphia at $50 p. IN. for Chester
and Wilmington.
FARE.
Excursion Tickets, Good on Day OF Issue.
between Wilmington and philadelphia, &c,
Betwoen wilmington and Chester DOC.
Between Chester and Philadelphia, l5c
Atlantic City Excursion, from Wilmington
and Chester, Sl.O0,
SINGLE-rRIP TICKETS.
Wilmington to Philadelphia, lie
Wilmington to Chester, slOc
Chester to Philadelphia, Ice
| Pull adelphia to Marcus Hook, Toe
Chester to Marcus Hook, l0c
| Marcus Hook to WILMINGTON, lOc
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TIL EDITION,
Diets.

., 4. John Ohm F. Salisbury, Of til. n. II
warean, was in Wllmin' ,,sl Dova Dsa
;,a =; A. A. CIhurchman Of Thu hi, 's s''
Boat Owners Associs uius OF III. 4
mr.. and Mrs. DR., H.,, r"' /
Tor a trip to Saratoga a.''I lsavs tod,
Lake *, champlain, Montreal aas Go Sse's
The Misses Br,ttou s,,, .ua vpss;
tSe they VII i,
Admiral Kittell, the com.,
t tne S'eaIner " Ben Butler" I, s,aa
weeks trip. '"'os f0rs,s
There is no drink eoo,, -
water. You will get it ga !" geo. goo I'd
good r every time at Bartmaa's' 1 Dh. v
cy. Fifth and Poplar streets plaa
Thomas H. savery and Wilt. i
Reybold of this civ are VIVA" Imam
guests at the famous Norman, a'n'p 4
at WerDersvllle, near Esa Sln,a s %
sylvania. 'alssPaI
Col. Thomas Bowen and wn..
Bush have gone on three ws.s aa
TO the Adirondack mountaip ss =
they will spend the time bnu,i' v. /
deer. hunting
a family fight between Mr., Ma.
and Mrs. Quinn, residents NJ IVY y
wilmington, made things liyelv III
vicinity for awhile yesterday mo.s]
The former was worsted in he 6,s
g. $. Humphrey, Of thefrm M,
phrey " Bro, matters, at No ROD MAJ
street, has returned from a three r...j
Trip through New York STATE nj
Grove, Asbury Park and other pla0sI
note. p'''aI
| A neat and tasty catalogue Of M
ware College for 1854 has been u,irl
and copies are being mailed to MI
points of the country. The bOOE y
tains all desired information rslr1
to the college.
| A meeting Of the Democratic Cpd
Executive Committee was held A !
ICourt House yesterday afternoon M
was largely attended. A plsa
work during the campaign wa, usp1
Tout. y
| Five years ago Tuesday Milad
Davis, the jeweler at No. 0 East M
street, embarked In the bushes h
which time he has built up quite NJ
tensive trade and is one Of winl
tons enterprisirg young bsll
linen.
! A horse belonging to vosheil ~
mon, while engaged in hoisiingal1
car on the new elevated rainM
their coal yard on Church str4sN
terday, was thrown to the grogniI
the heavy weight. Il took Two I'd
to raise him.
| A drunken man entered the and
tural warehouse Of Warren HaN
Company, at Front and Market srd
yesterday afternoon, aud beOul
very abusive he was ELECTED, wha
began to use threats and was Ii.
arrested.
The schooner l.. S. Lowering, VI
cleared this port lew days
was struck by lightning on Nrl
evening while lying at anchor nal
Greenwich coal piers. The VEST
Slightly damaged but the crew az
Injury.
The funeral Of Edward DaraaI
place vest erday afternoon from y
home No. 1929 Lombard stTsi
was largely attended. Service
held at ST. Patrick's chuict, 4
Father Fallon delivered a very
, discourse. The remains were ID
in the old Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
The MuuicynaI C0urf,

In accordance with thereguest OF Cit.
solicitor Turner, Judge Cum Minis issue,
rnle last evening, making Wednesda.
and Natnrday mornings, and when occa
sion requires, Wednesday evenings, tn
regular time for trying cases by infor
nation before the Municipal Court
The rule was granted on account of tn
very many devolving upon the Cit,
Solicitor, which occupies all his time
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DE ATH =

CONNAHAN-In this city on the 9Th inst
Maggie A Connahan aged 70 years,
Tho relatives and friends Of the family mr.,
respectfully invited to attend the funera,
nom the residence Of her brotber.in. law
no BERT Hagan, No. s2s Monroe street or
Friday morning, at9 o'clock. Mass at st
Pauls Catholic church,
SPlEHkLHALTER-A 9Th, Christina
wife OF Mathew Spiegelhalter, In her 44tl
year.
Relatives and friends OF the family mr.,
respectfully invited ~ attend the funera
from the residence Of her husband, No. so
| East ThirdIstreet,on Friday, at z O'Clock. u. IN
Services at 0erman Lutheran church, corns
sixth and French streets, at $50 o'clock
lntermeDt at kiverview cemetery
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Resolutions OfRespect,

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God In
His All-wise Providence to remove from our
midst our late and beloved sister, Lydia A.
Conner therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we bow down in humble
submission to His divine Will and extend our
heartfelt sympathy to our brother, the hus-
band of the deceased. Also TO the family
that the sad atfiiction which has bereft them
of their dear one, may be the means of draw.
l ing them nearer to God.
Resolved, That the charter of this Council
token Of respect and copy of these resolu
tions be sent to our brother Geo. II. Conner
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub.
lished In the Daily REPUBLICAN.
Y. IL, ASH,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
ExpIosiOns and Fires

The dyeing and cleaning esiaolls,l
of Char es FRANKIE, in West Forill
street, New York, was wreckedois
nesday morning by an expIo'ia /,
posed to have been caused D? lau
Of gas. The dye house was ouile ].
a beer saloon adjoining was demons
Three men were injured, one ~
Liudenberg, dangerously Frank
Inmates his loss at So 90.
A large agitator containing aoo y.
b .rrels of crude oil, in the ~ Y
Ign Oil Company's WORKS a. ". y
ton Greek, Long Island, expIoaes','
one O'Clock on "Wednesday mo,.'
The aeiiator and its contents V Va.
stroyed, but the fire was prevslt;''Iii, n,
spreading to thesurroundlng oa y.
A fire IL, East Portland, oire'a'
Tuesday, destroyed q business SD \, \
jnys. causing a loss OF Slj,OOO ii'
snrap ces aggregate so 900. 4,
The wholesale dry goods llVu'' :
A. Lewis, IN Columbus, Gt9IsA
burned Oh W ednesday morning
S75. 600: insurance $4,000 "A
The North Bennington, 1900. aus \
Cornpany's factory at lienI'nf,v', :,
mont, was burned on WedIls s' 1Ert d
;ug. Loss $50, 900; incrrancs '''@
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The w Gather.

For the Middle Atlantic States, gen.
orally fair weather, except in the ex'
treme north and south portions, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, vari.
able winds, generally southerly, slight
changes in temperature, Tomorrow
promises to be warm, partly cloudy and
showery, followed by low temperature
and clearing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
nun1clDAl GinnrU

Albert II. Nelson and another unfor.
tn nate were before the Municipal Court
this morning charged with being drunk
and disorderly. They were each fined
$3 and costs. Benjamin SINNERS, Re.
becca johnson and Eliza Rodney, all
colored, were charged with keeping a
disorderly house at Bird and Nancy
streets, but for lack of sufficient evi
dence the case was dismissed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

CORRECTED JULY 9, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia, ZOO. 2.5', b. . $40, 200,
100, SLOT, SIS 100, 9.O9 400, 1908, 10. 80 IL
b3 a. IN ; IL OF m; l2.4b. 12.4l, 81, 40, L. 90,
6.22-, 5.3ot, o.3t o.45, o.55, T.4ls. .. o. y. m.
For New York, zoos. 2.45., $50 6.45, 200,
s.b5 1905, ll.6S a. m; 1911, l.54, 5.22s ,e.37s
6.4os p. m.
For Baltimore, 1868, 1.42', 4.4s.. 5000. TO-.
o6'. 1885 a. m; LOO, LII, So, 900, 100, .e8'
p IN.
For Washington, 1.42s, 4.43s, s.05s, 10 0es
10 IS a. m LOO Iii, ABS, 90. IL .09s p. IN.
For BALTIC and intermediate stations, l.O5s,
10. 0o a. m; Loo, l. bS, 9 90 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
I Trains running ouly on Sunday.
For Delaware Railroad, o is, s.35 am; IL.
IS. 30o' 3 DO, 6:26t p. IN: No Sunday trsins
For New Castle only.
For Harrington.
For Wilmington X Northern RAILROAD, y. 90
s.45', l0.20t a. IN; 2.45, 500, o.l0p. m. OF
Sunday at s.l2 q. m. and p. m.
Connect with steamer Republic for Capt
May.
I Connect with steam or Clyde.
For Delaware Western Railroad, 7.O6, 0.s'
a. M; $50 p. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

5l1King street. Having purchased thir-
ty head of Virginia steers (fed on the
famous blue ridge, my customers and
the general public may rely on getting
luscious, tender beef at reasonable pri.
ces. just received, forty tierces Taylor's
sugar cured Jersey shoulders (smoked
or unsmoked), at l0c. H.; 5000 lbs.
Mitchner's Excelsior hams, at 1Jc. ID.
our own curing dried ef(guaranteed) },
zoe. ID. by the piece; breakfast bacon,
12Hc. H.; Jersey leaf lard, 2tb. buckets,
DC beef tongues, TIC each. We have
beet, mutton, veal, lamb, fresh every
day, and sell at the lowest marke,
ra es meats and baskets delivered to
any part of the city free of charge. A
call il respectfully solicited. Satisfac
ton guaranteed, at Richardson Della.
ware Market, 5ll King street.
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COuft

Joseph Martin, c co CIvu' lat !,
ing before Ju lge Cn@in'n momiairll
inc on the charge o: C. c'n with b.
assault on officer can !, al y. mouth. \
TO xiii on the 26th OF i'S' ras srss
e tGe prisouers brother, ' ~Ssa y,
f'r i isorderly condact ,,s opsil
struck rPr in the head ly vs. s'l me n.l
crowd crowd s me tn that tit It was he ID
lear 1sa,I wita slsss was not cert1is s,cst
very sure that it was sr ID
His heal I'll i i h y large 'Il lasP !,
e tbs eve anu s,v al other ls ~ls,' t.
t tny 's ONE OF whom -. sT % ,dbe boz
t ,iu,' he saw Martin stTl = itrf.s tsa]
then run. AnothesIi s snovIttg }
that to the best OF i ,ras the mad
5@sf h" ed nna ! assl s.a il ' ~
81 s Zoo 900 bail for his nrp.''' ,,,,..
Another reacnsr 10 u % tie ~
At a recent meeting tin. decide! II;
School Board it . %,i i T ~
S;:;:; s s !: e.; s' + ;;'; s; +
t., .ss@ Services Ts:' s' = Mr. Mt s'''''
haven, L. l. mai |
II. 4s,1'. oe:i you ''''Dl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

Residents ofthe Ninth ward com plain
Of the sma Illness Of an inlet at TWEEN
tieth and Market streets, which is
entirely too small to carry off the sur.
facee water In case of heavy rains.
Council will be asked to have the same
enlarged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
Committed 10 the Cells,

George w Alexander was charged
with drunkenness last evening in the
Municipal Court, and upon his pleading
guilty, Judge Cummins sentenced him
TO an imprisonment in the cells until
Saturday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
observation-disclosures

Offieer Marques sia'e', !, ai n, !,
that he is prepared TO prove III y " IN, \
al Witnesses, that since as ~
Peter Cortigsn, and US REESE ..sa" ID
that he has been ca led uPOa -
times by that individual, EIG y
very anxious TOT lin 20 W VIZ. 4,
charge. The officer say, ,I 4" IN
time he called, be offered n ..-Ilsnhl
lars TO settle the case, ana ~, Sp' I'd
fused, told him that ls ~ G'u 4, I'd
whether he did it or n9 u. iptss
Cottingham had roGsid' l,i1 a. ia nd
with ito Judge, and woal. . nj nnrb
il wound l.or cost him t a ~, Ma, Man,
was M.st trying to arrest, had ara aIa,I q I
has been Ruled by the C % u, iSas
deadly weapon, and he e sea- rpgssra
CorriSan's interference ils oT oIS,sa
it to tie community % fa !. J, N b.
the case, and show tl ,as u Cont NJ
fluence enough with tue ''
the course of justice
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For Sal Q or Rent.

The three story brick house No. All
Jefferson street, with all the latest i'm
provements, containing ten rooms, sid
porch, and bay window. On cas-,
terms. Apply TO Howard E. Vernon
REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

The quarterly love feast of Asbury
NJ. E church will be held In the church
tomorrow (Friday) evening and the
quarterly conference will be held on
Saturday evening. Rev. W. l.. s. Muir.
ray and the official mem beers tentinQ on
Brandywine Summit camp ground will
be 1T the meeting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

For dyspepsia, nothing equals Brazil
ian Tonic Bitters. Large bottles 90
cents at the druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

Hacks leave for Carroll & Dawson's
picnic and sports from Fifth and Mar
ket streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

Twenty-seven car loads of mixed fruit
and vegetables passed over the same
road for the following places:
Philadelphia, cars Jersey City, II
Chester, 3 F.; Wilmington, 5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07
Fruit ShfpIn ents.

One hundred and ten carloads of
peaches were shipped over the Della
ware Railroad yesterday, consigned
as follows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

"ANTED-BOARD IN A PRIVATE
w family for man and wife in the 7th
"ard. ADDRESS u. f., this office. au7.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, 10 degrees at p. M, 0S at
8 .. H., and 76 at 10 D. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

To STRIP TOBACCO
w us Market street.
au7-2tN SOTO & BROS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

r OST-A PAIR OF GOLD SPE(,TACI. VS.
~ Tho Hinder will be suitably rewarded on
leaving them at No. All West Fifth street.
hui'lt' NELLIE HATES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
Z o'clock 10 o'clock 12o'clock
73o 75o 700
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TRAINS ARRlVE AT WILMINGTON

From Philadelphia, 1855, 1872, 4.3ss, 7.45
s.o2., $40 10 OF, 1o.lot, 10 81, IS a. M; r. 80
l2.5l, LOS, 2.3o', 43, 347, 4,4o. 45i. 53s, s..
So; e.2o, $50, 1885,, $40 43' 1898, II oa. p m
From New York. l;S2., 3s', s.o2', a. IN.
From Baltimore, l.5ls, 2 10, 9.O4. 1902. II. *
a. IN. ;l2.3s, 81, 5.l7, $50, CAB, $40 p. m.
FROM Washington, l5l, ais, l.43 u. In.
| IL 30, Isl, BIZ, $50. 6.43 p. IN,
Both daily and Sunday.
0n Sunday only.
From Delaware RailIoad, $50, o.51, 10, 40 a
M l24O, l.iS, { 81, 7lO y. IN. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle only.
From Wilmington 81 North ern Railroad
go, 10 l0.53 ii. IN; 6.a3 p. IN. ON SUNDAY
S.i5 a In. and 6.25 p. IN.
From Delaware Western Railroad. 6. 90 a
M; 2.l5 and p. III.
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LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia-Broad Street StGtion. IL. 40
3 IS, $50. 20 $50 80 S.35t 10 l6 10 rs, IL
80 a M; 1870, 1867, 81, 8 Of. 3 80, 4. 90, L.
~ 5O5, 5.l, 0l, cost, $40, $50. $50, 1000
ll.32 y. IN.
New Castle, 7.39, ll.35 a. m; sol, 6.2l pm
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
train Will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations, Sundays excepted, at ~,
IN. Returning leave Newark at S.25 a. IN
for Wilmington and way stations.
The black figures denote the
Limited Express Trains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-07

ENOh RENT, CHEAP-A X-ROOMED
~ mouse, In good repair. Apply at cigar
''oio, No' ooi hdams street. au7-4tH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-07
Ieisa.rea.bsa fsisanarA .

New YORK, March 6.-The Her
aid says editorially: Good nature,
fair treatment, just views Of the
rights of others, federation of differ
ence of opinion-none of these are
things to be looked for in Bismarh.
On the contrary, he is man pos
sessed of the greatest possible de-
gree Of ugly human qualities. Each
characteristic that makes human
creature disagreeable to other hu-
man creatures is to be found in him
developed to gigantic proportions.
He is a man, therefore, near to
whom it is not pleasant for an op-
ponast to dwell. His present pur
pose is apparently to make it i'm
possible for our representative in
Berlin to stay there. Every word
printed in the Berlin papers assail-
ing our Minister is to be taken as
the direct act of the German Chan
cellor. Berlin is not city like
London or New York, where the
press acts on volitions that the
Government is powerless to con-
troll. Not word has been printed
in that city against the will of the
authorities. What freedom of the
press naturally exists is nominal
and in the narrowest sense. Tie
representative of a friendly power
is in special and peculiar sense
under the direct protection of the
Imperial Government, which would
make it hot for those assailing him,
if it did not connive at the insult.
This being the case, it is likely to
become nice question at Washing
tor how far this thing may go'be-
fore the abuse heaped upon
our representative must be recog-
nized as an indignity to the State
he represents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-07
Information Wanted

John F. Pauley, of Magnesium 6,
Greene county, Pa, inquiries for
information regarding the whera-
abouts of William Meegan, whose
postofice address some eight or
ten years ago was Winnemucca.
when he was said to be engaged
near there in the cattle-raising bust
ness. He was formerly a resident
of Grsene county, Pa, where he
still has sister and friends who
are anxious to hear from him. Any
information that can be given will
be thankfully received. by address
ing as above.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-07
Nevadans in W. r.

The APPEAL has received q copy
of the Seattle Post Intelligence"
the leading paper of Seattle. w. T.
It as a large. eight column newspa-
per cram full of advertisements(f for
which it charges 50 an inch) takes
press dispatches, runs about as
much live matter as the San Fran
cisco papers, and is perfect typo
graphically. Captain Geo. Lyon,
formerly Of this city, is connected
with the PAPER editorially and as
part owner. and doesn't fail to give
plenty of Nevada gossip, as two or
three hundred of the papers sub
criberes in Seattle, are old sage
brushers and want Nevada news be-
fore anything else.