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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
Horrihla Murder.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July 29.-Mrs. De-
Vile, an aged widow, was found horribly
murdered In Henderson County to-day.
Her body was partly devoured by hogs,
1t is reported that her daughter and the
atter's husband have been arrested on
suspicion of committing the deed for
money.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
Chandler at Bar Harbor.

BAR HARBoR, ME-, July 29.-The
steamer Talapoosa, with Secretary
Chandler on board arrived this morning.
Captain Merry came ashore and visited
Mr. Blaine. Later Senator Hale went
aboard and brought Secretary Chandler
ashore
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
Saratoga Races Postponed.

SARATOGA, ~ Y, July 29.-The races
,dycrtlscd for to-day have been post
,oned until Tomorrow on account OF the
min
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
Money and Stock Market.

INV YORK. July 2p.-Money lac per cont. I;
BxchanHe duh but steaay; Governments nsrn;
currency, 6's, LA bid; fR coupon, 1sOx bid;
tH'e do, 1l2* bid. The stock market opened
weak and fsvcrish and deelined In the earl1
part y - per cent, but at the first uall ther6
.as 0hanes for the better and on buying by
yDoQuee prices all adyaneed before Snpon II
OlAper cent. Afcer MIDDAY thDreUaa an
Nh0e S4aptibn. but a tho time OF wrllink -
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
Ireland.
POSTPONED.

DUBLIN, July 29,-The promoters OF
the convention of the Irish Nationalist,
which was to have been held in Belfast
on Tuesday next, have decided to post
pone 1t on account of the opposition OF
Parneil, whose recent letter to his sup
porters, advising them not to attend the
convention, would probably lead to its
being q ilzzle If held at so early date.
MORE ARRESTS
have been made In connection with the
criminal scandals, and others are likely
to follow. The men arrested to-day are
Fowler and Consdin, who have hitherto
held good positions in society. The po
lice attempted to arrest another man IL
connection with the same case, but hi
escaped.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30

Mr.. A. s. Williams, clerk of the Grand
Central Hotel, Brookville, Ont, Can, having
tried st. Jacobs Oil, the wonderful pain.
cure, for rheumatism he was cured, and re-
recommends it to all his friends,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
WUEGnhV Irly %

TRAIN ana PROVISIONS.
TUESDAY, July 20, 1884.
ST. LOUIS
CoTToN-Steady; middhng. lO&6llhc.
FLouR-Steady; XXX 10 choice, t200b4.20
patents. $b.3OGD560
WnEAT-Highor; No Rod. s70s7Ao fo
new; No. 0 Red, new, SlA@S2ac.
CoRN-Higher: No. 2 Mixed 4s,6d4ssc; No
| white mixed. 69hdD60c.
| OATS Higher: No. 2. 29A6l30c.
RyE-Nominal; No q 64065c.
ToBACCo-firm; Jugs; common TO choloe
s60O1l00O; leaf; common red leaf. $500
| 1000: medium to good $90]GDlZ60
| HAY-Prairie sT.ooatR 90 for prime to fancy
prime: timothy $40. 00QDl6.00 for prime 10 'gilt
edge" choice new, $l20O
BUTTER-Ffrmer; choiccto fancy creamery
10000: dairy, choice to FANCY, liOl6c; low
grades nominal.
PoTAToEs-Firm at t0lDi1hc per bushei.
PoRK-Quiet new mess, Sl6.00Dl6.35.
LARD-Steady; prime steam. 6B0T16c.
BACoN-Longs. 916@0lS shorts, 0A@oSc;
clear RIBS 09s@19Rc.
Wool = Tub-washed. choice, zoe: fair.
27@2Sc; dingy and low 24s127. Unwashed--
Choice medium, 20Rc; good average medium
l9lD26c; selected light fine l70l9c; good av-
erage, l6@l7c; heavy l31l5c; combing. Y
HIDEs-0uict; dry flint, &c., damaged,
DC: Dulls or stays, lOc; dry sailed,
l2c: dry sailed. damaged, l0o: kip and
calf, salted sac; damaged, SIC; bulis and
stays, 5ac;. green, uncured, 7Ac; damaged,
SIC.
SHEEP PELTs-Weak; green, 7O0S0c; dry
| DO, 40l370c, as to amount and quality of WOOL
green shearlings l5c; dry do, lODl5c; lamb
skins, 2Od25c.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. 2 Red. July and Aug
ust, gI4c; September, 0Ssic; OCTOBER, Sl00A;
| November, Sl.0l.
CoRN-Frmer: August, 63%c; Septem.
| Der, aSc; October, 64hc; November 63c.
| OATs-Steady; July, 35Ac; August 35c;
September, 8Sc; October, 344c.
| CHICAGO.
WHEAT--Frmer; August, S4Hc; September,
| $3.50; October, 81 %@SIhc.
CoRN-stronger; July, @,Sc August; IS So;
vember, 9hc; year, ASc; May, 4ibc
OATS - Firmer' July 3lAc; August
Use; September, @6ssc year, 2GSsc; May,
Dbe.
s7.27h; September $40; October, s752s.
SHORT RIBs-July, $500; August, $500 Sep.
TENDER, ss.27H; October, sS.25.
Live Stock Markets,
CHICAGO
HoGs-Receipts, 1900; active, firm and
Sc higher light, $5.3Od5.s0; rough packing,
s52O@5.5l' heavy packing and shipping
CITTIT-Recelpts II Ooo. steadv. exnorts
"a. lOla6 90; good to- choice 81 sSsS5' ~:
common to fair, Si5OG5.4O; Texans, S39i.
cboice So 5Nst4 " '''' "'""' oo''n'o" "
0"''S'
BUFFALO.
CATrtr-Reeer.s mostly common. ob;,
steers ~, to / aI0 mounds MT az 5saSG. ditto
I00l 70 loo mounds at sh5sS *. cor rt.o
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30

DOR SALE-Two desirable lots on 25th Street,
Il Comings Division. Apply to Jno. A Poore.
If
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notices in this column nree lines or less % cents
one Insertion or 81 90 per week.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
CAIRO STAR LAUNDRY

would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Cairo, that | have opened and am carrying on
first class laundry In the rear of Winters Block,
on Seventh Street, where am prepared to do all
manshlp and style, defying competition and at
reasonable figures. All work guaranteed, and
prompt payment ifany goods are lost.
MARY HENNELY.
N. Is ENTRANCE to laundry, through the private
entrance to the Winters Block. 7.24.3m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
BUFFALO,.
KANSAS CITY.

CATTLE Receipts $500; steadier; native
steers, 1900 to $500 pounds average, $3.50
$3.50; do. $50 to LOO pounds average. S4.5Oa0
100: stockcrs, $3.5af5450; cows, $2.s06t3. 70;
grass Texas steers, $2260l3.60.
HoGs-Receipts, 5000. firm and 10c higher;
light, $535@5.b0; mixed and heavy, $3.50
$50.
snEEP-Receipts, 265; steady; fair to good
mutton $.Ts3135O
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
France.
CHOLERA.


PARIS, July 29.--The weather continues
cool at Marsoilles and Toulon, conse-
quently there is decrease in the rate of
mortality in both cities. AT Marsellles
last night there were only nine deaths
from cholera, marked decrease
compared with the death rate in
the past several nights. At Tou-
Ion there were thirteen deaths
from cholera during the night, which
also shows decrease. At Aries and at
AK, however, there has been an increase
in the number of deaths from the dread
disease, fifteen being reported at the
former and ten at the latter place.
Through coaches on the railroads be-
tween this country and Germany are to
be stopped for fear of spreading the cpl
demic.
COLONIAL FEDERATION.
LONDON, July ga conference Of
prominent persons was held in West
minister Hall to-day to agitate the ques-
ton of colonial federation, with an
equal voice for colonial dependencies In
the Imperial Parliament with the home
Government, but each Colony to remain
independent as regards government OF
local affairs. The Conference was well
attended, the principal speakers being
Mr.. Forster, Earl of Roseberry, and Sir
Charles Upper, the Canadian Minister
of Railways and Canals.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
NEW YORK.

WHEAT-Firmer; No. 2 Red, July and Aug
ust, gTAc; September 9Ss4c; October, Sl00A;
November, $l,0l.
CoRN-Firmer; August, 63&c; Septem.
Der, 64Sc; October, 64IIc; November, SIC.
0ATs-Steady; July, 35ac; August, 35c;
September, BSc; October, HAc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30
CTiICb 30.
Live Stock Markets.

HoGs-Receipts 1900; active, firm and
Sc higher; light, $5.30d5.s0; rough packing,
s5-2Oal5.5g; heavy packing and shipping,
S55e(t5.70
CATTLE Receipts, 1000; steady; exports
$64086 90; good to choice, $5.SOSo6.20
common TO fair, S450lD5.i0; Texans, S3a4.
SHEEp-Receipts, 200; weak; common to
choice, S2.5OG42j.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17
SuldnDii1e Natbrid)tea.
Trihinpfis.

WinneappIis, Wlinn, 16. Seb.
Dte SamiIie beS gilbert 9ammsrIin9, aus
feds YerIDnen beitebsnb, 1T bier an Der
Tri4iuoFs erfranft. Die game Tar1iiie
bate robsn S9infen ssnoieu unO mar
I9Dn am nd1itenIage 10 i6tper erfrantt
bab an benz 4uftcmmen irSenb zines ber
wtitsIisbsr sssipsifelt tpirb. Sraa Sants
merlins itarb bsuts, ,nadosm iis fur4tbare
S4msraen ansseltanSsn bate.
SaIfs far bic usbers
S@memmten
Rstp Dorf, 16. Sebr. Der Mapor
srbieIt 1sute ipsitere s2455 fir bic llebsr.
idpemiaten. auf Der prceuftsnb0rle
tuurosn S4242 seiamnsIt.
pbiIa6sIpbia, Qa, 16. Ssbruar
Gas beige 8irssrtommittee bat bic
iebt $4,000 fur bic 9sottIsibsnbsn I'm
DbictbaI esiammeIt.
IpIe6o, o., 16. Tsbr. Sn ToIse
Mufrufs ieitsns bssWlanors fanb. bsute i'm
Stahtgsbaubs cine DilrsernsrTammlung
itatt, nm S1ritte sur SammIuns bon
Gelssrn fiir ote ueberi1iusmmtsn sa
tbun. Gin aus pron.inentsn Bargsrn
bsitebsnbss Salfssaommittss tpurce CT.
uannt.
Tsuersbranite.
Trop, 81. 81, l6. 5ebr. Sobn 2sss
gets pappenbsds!fabrii in Wlibple Grope
IN bisism Gtaate brann.s bsute ab. Wsrs
lun $4,000. @ssfi&ssuns 49, 900.
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bobintsreiiant, absr gang setpiB uiht err
quidIi9 lit. g8 tpirb BEL unS oft auf bic
leiAtiiunisIte BeIie gebeiratbet uno Daran
it, tpie bemerft meiit bas flirting"
i6aIo. gu beinem Irolte fam i'd Dir
aber AUDI iasenb ipas 6u ihon ieIbft ers
fabren boben ipirit, nGlHIib, bab e8 BET
unS nidt aliein gltidli6e Chen eibt icns
bern pab Die 3abl berlelben au6 nett,
tueit srDber 1T, aI8 Die berienisen, bon
ipeI9en ib Dir beute 10 rieI er5dblt babe.
9tur i6ace, caB Die 3eitunsen fait INNER
nur bon Den unsIlfIiden Gben su ipres
6en baben uno niht bon ben anbsrn!
Die @be eleibt ndmli6 barin bet 6rau,
Sab bisieniss Die bette it, BON trss@sr man
ni4t ipribt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17
Nefesrap6.
Wnslanoiid ysa9ridjten.
Biswtar&'s 2sefeioigattg DER
Ser. Staten.
9as sabara=Wseer.
Hubenfetmbiebaft tn Nuillanb.

~ - - ~ y ~
garis, 16. sSebruar. Der Bep bon
EuniS bat Serrn &OuOaire 8olIma4t err
tbeiIt aur Ausfabruns ieines YIaneS, Der
auf llmpanoIung Der 9Sulte Sapara IN
cine ginnsnlse ssriatet 1T.
GeAe 2arbindle.
Rpm 10. Seb. SIN 2oniiitpriunt, bas
I'm DIGrs suIammentritt, fperoen nur Der
Batriar6 BON 2inabou unb Der Gr8blibof
bon 9leapeI su &arbindIen eruannt. =
Wssbrere Bii6Dfe tperosn ernannt ipsroen.
3um Baf6a ernannt.
Gairp, 16. Seb. Oberit @petIpgan,
Gommanoant ppn &bartoumL lit gum
BaI6a srnannt tpOroen. Den IeBten
9ta6riGten SuFoIss itnb in Sinfat 200
Ginber ermproet ipproen. General 8ors
bon 1T in Sbenbp, 80 DleiIsn unterba!b
Rbartoum aneetommen.
3oIIerbDbung.
Wericp, l6. Seb. Der Sinanss
miniiter bat bic sSmpprts3bas obne uuz
terf6ieb INN Prosent erbpat uno StDar
ioH otsis 8erflSuHg bonn Is. wtnsean IN
&raft treten.
Subenfetnb I DAFT.
2ieff, l6. Ssbr. Die iuoenfeinb.
Iide Stimmuns 1T cine fcIdb PeftiSe oaf
elm 8erIu6 semabt tpprben it, elm aIss'
msines @smeseI Der SuSsn an3uitiften.
BiSmarf'S 9rDbbett.
Berlin, l6. Ssbruar. Die IiberaIe
BrsiSe tabeIt 8i8mard ipesen ieiner Stud,
SeuSuuo Der 8onboIensbei9liiiie betreffa
Sasfsrs an baS Ser. ct. s9tepraIentGntens
baus. Die NationaIs.3 .3eitunS iast 8iss
maTd's @erbaIten iei cine SerIeBGnS be'
@e9te bsS 8eiastasS.
Gbreu fur Caster.
Der 8erIiner 9anbperfersBerein, BEL
fen Mitglieo 2aSfsr tpar, belt beute sinc
8ebentieier ab. Das ppr benz Yrdlicen:
ten oufoeItelIte 8iIo SaSfers rubte aui
sinem 8ett BON 8Iuinen nno mar Dor
ameritani{ben uno OeutiaeH SIaS9sn
nit sSIcr umbiiut, umseben. Der abSe.
pronets 8idsrt belt cine Jeoe tporin es
iaste, bab 2astsr nur fiir oaS BoIf &C.
tpirit babe.
General Orb'S 2ei6e.
SaDana l6. Sebr. Der Sobn bei
berItprbsnen Generals Orb III ausenblid
lid bier, um bic 2eide ieines 8aters ab
subplen. 9lae llnfoitsn fur bic 9lufbe
tpabruns Der 2side tpurben BON Der Weri
can Goutbsrn @iienbabn setrassn uni
tpiro bic Der. Staaten Negisruns bic I'm
foften fur bic 8sf0rperuns Der 2si&s mad
Mmsrita tragen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

81: SRA, tpie ssbt's in 2anbau 2" -
y: $50 mittelmaBis mer bot bait i'm,
iner ieln Said,t Do ben ie iner bes sSobr
mel'm 8rOl1te alIeen ipsgem @rie6iIhe
3 9lblcIutorium peripeiesrt." - G: gu
iDas IoIdt Du Dein' Dtt9sl aa9 Itubire
SD msen aIs, bic Suase nit ali
ebrem pieIe 8eritano fDnnten
nor bsS perbase, tras mer " Its in un=
ierer Gnmmbeit perbisnt
BABE"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17
SeIbffe

2ebrer: ,Run babt Sbr mir ale nlDet
IiheR Saustbiere 8enaunt, YferS, Dds,
S6af 9uno, Rabe II. |. m. 8ommt s5br
henn nt6t auf bas cine es bat Itruppige
Saare, 1T i6musig ipdl3t li6 i'm S1mus,
trelbt it'd auf Sia9bars SOfs berunl 2
9tun Grls9en !" = Jris (eeri&am)
,,Das bin Id !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17
6 0 m mt II NJ 9 l1hr

yOarfen mir auf OaB gersnlssn Sbrer
8eleui9aft BET unisrer Soiree morsen
Abeno reanen? Dleine 1o9tsr Ntarie
tplro iingen BauIin6sn miro auf benz
8laoler pprtrasen uno meine Siinslte,
emma tpirS iPr neueiteS GeDi9t porIelen.
S1lag 8 ubr ioupiren mir"
- Utsinen beiten 9anf flr bic freunb.
l'9s ginlasans. SD Bin S4las Q l1p.
BET Sbnen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17
8ertbeirisunasn.

Gin Wsann, ber in's @efdnsniB ses
i9idt tpurbe, neil er stpei Srauen bsiras
tbete, CAB su ieiner 8srtbeibisuns an !:
gllS er cine 5rau bate, babe ite NIT ibm
essantt als er ober stpsi Trausn bate,
battsn lie nit einanSer ssaantt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

SrduIein Bertha (na1 Der 8eibna9tss
bei4erunS) $50, ein iuunOsridDnes
WtDreenbdubden unb cine prd9tise
SGiirse nebit rei3snben BantpTeIa bat
mir haS @brlittino bsidsrt; iest nod
einen rsdt artiseu Waun, unb i@ bin
cine perfette Sausfrau !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

Ri@ts nnsenDbnIi9es. Cine
pommeri9e Sbtloipade bate Befsbl,
ale auBerSeipDbaIiden 8osFaGe su raps
portIrsn. Sn Der 9ta9t fisI sin 8etruna
tsner bon Der S4an5e unb brab benSaIs.
Gefraet, iparum er bnS ni9t bsrlbtet
babe, iaste Der SpIoat: SD babe bod
lt9srli9 ni9t sesen ben gefebI sebanpsIt.
Wdrs Der Utam berunterssfalen uno
bate NJ DIT ben Gals ssbro9sn 70
iparbs i9 es bsri6tes baben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

Was t6nnte er aud tbun2
Saben Sic tuobI ie nadseba9t, mas Sic
tbun ipiroen tpsnn Sic oas Ginfommen
6sS Ser3oes bon gSeitminter bdtten ?
0orfi4uLmeiiter: gfein, aber ib babe
i8On na6Seoa9t, mas Der Sersos bon
8eitmtnIter tbun tpitrSs, ipsnn sr msia
Ginfommsn bate.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17
Mannigfalttges.
9 aria nts.

8ariante.
2eiie siebt burd ntein Genliitb
Solaeilper 8ebanfe:
g9ober fcmnlt es, bab ih ifet8
gtus benz 8irtbsbaus i9iuants 2
3tpan3ig @Ias bpa Bier bonn Tas
Granf ih beute sierig
gBdr' iebt cine 9roidts bier:
SIaubt es Mir, 70 tiibr' iG!
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Taeebu d duptia

s......Seute cine 9teiietour uuternoms
men auf ben BassnfOgeI; ipat AbenSs
IN bic Suite" suriifsefebrt Iest mid
Slst9 ms 8ett-ss beibt mid i9on. -
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@a4 d. sBunf6.

Serr GUM garbisr) ,8enn i'd bitten
barf bsute MID t iSusiosn !" - Bar.
bier (sefaais): yRi St f@nsibsn 81
SGbn, nein 9srr!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

0is Minneidnser sosen
Oabin burd's TranfenlanS,
Sie fallgen ibre lieber,
aec iith ein S4lDBIsin fans.
90 tuarsn ibrs Wanen
Sn alier 0olen Wunb,
gon ibrsm Gang unb SpisIe
Gritaat' tpeitbin ote RunS'.
uno bod - aud iis srfubren.
gDie RAID bic 4ett Iit brebt,
UoIo mar ibr Nuf perflunesn,
Sbr ysams mar rsripsbt.
Bur Giner mar bon sguen,
Deb' Aeiner ie pergoS,
Oas tpdr her tii5nt S6nees,
'4sss atssri&, ber Hab.
Dsnn mar r. aud i'm 61nos
sun ili9t bos eriis aids,
ems Nadtt' ibn unperoeeli4:
- vuan$t' - vi, ta4lts nis9t
u 6&aSsl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

Der Nann Der sinen Spisssg ftabI,
CAB sur Gnti6ulbisung an, &c babe Gin
Glas ia pieI senommen.
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Cine fIsins 8sffsruna.

Gin bsfannter Burger, berbis Gsipobne
belt BAT, ii1 su bstrinfen unb babel bic
ipsitsre anssnsbme Getpobnbeit Dat, iih
anSstIsibst su Bette 3u Iesen, b0rte neulid
Tolssnbss bon isiner Jrau: yGsitern mar
ss nidt 70 ihlimn NIT Dir iuie icnit."
,,Mie 70 2" fraate bss tbsrraiHts Gate.
,,9lun, tusiI Du bod ssits,n Nbsnb tpsnis.
ftsns ben nstsrrDd aussssossn haf."
profeifor: .Sosen Sic einmal,
9err aaneioat, an mas ipiirbsn Sic sinen
gtarren erfennsn Z"
\ Candidatus medicinn: ,,Nn Asu 9ras
ssn bis q an ms4 si&tst.1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-02-17

SSefter I'M EemmeiIees nHb TIM
Cbip s %bni: Gttpas tparmeres
Ds.ter unb Resen Dit biit SIbtpIno,
.ttpas falenoer Barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-04
EDITION.
AaaIaaonaI Pastiaular..

In addition TO the particulars already
Published In reference to the accident
which occurred On the Delaware Rail.
road 1t Clay ton on Friday morning.
when the express train ran into train
of the Delaware and Chesapeake Rail
road, which was crossing the tracks of
the main line, and played sad havoc
with the latter, the following persons
were badly injured Leon Fitzgerald,
q boy from Cordova, Nd, had his
skull fractured and received the most
serious injuries, while his brother
Harry also received several cuts about
the head. MIRA Edwards, Of Slaughter's
Station, received severe internal iDju.
ries, and to add 70 her Injuries, upon
recovering from the shock she gave
birth TO child. A Miss Eliza Hail,
Of Warwick, had an arm broken and
was otherwise injured. George Bay
nard, conductor on the Delaware and
Chesapeake train, WAS hurled violen tly
from the train, but fortunately escaped
serious injury. Quite number Of
other passengers received slight inju.
rice, all Of whom were kindly cared for
by private families st Clayton, while
ply sicians from Smyrna rendered the
necessary assistance.
The work OF removing the wreck and
repairing the damaged tracks began at
once, but all trains were delayed several
hours. A portion of the wrecked cars
were brought to this city in the After
noon. The accident created considerable
excitement at the time, and as II ap
pears TO have resulted from carelessuess
q thorough investigation will no doubt
be made by the officials.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-04
Death Of . Representative Colored
Man.

Jacob P. Pennewill, q well.known
and influential colored resident of this
city, died on Thursday morning last
after short illness, 1t his residence
No. 11A Orange street. Deceased was
about 40 years of age and one of the
leading business men OF his race, he
having been engaged in the grocery
business on Orange street for about
seven years. For about twenty. years
he was steward on board several boats
running out of this port, but finding
business increasing to such an extent
as to demand his entire supervision
he gave up his occupation about thret
years ago, since which time he has de
vote all his time to the grocery bust
ness. In speaking of his life, STAINS.
bury Murray, of No. lO4 East Front
street, says that too much cannot be
said of the life Of the deceased, who was
we'll booked up in all matters pertain.
ing to the trade, and that his store was
second to none in the city, operated BY
col0red men. In addition to being a
thorough business man he was q thirty.
third degree Mason of the Hiram Grand
Lodge of Delaware, a member OF
Friendship Chapter, No. 4, Mt. Calvary
Commandery, under the jurisdiction OF
st. Marks Grand Commandery of the
state of Delaware, and Union Lodge
No. 81, A. r. and "A. NJ. all Of whom
will attend his funeral in q body, which
takes place to morrow at noon from the
Union American church. The process
sion will be headed by Harding,
Universal Band. Delegates from tn,
Supreme Council of Pennsylvania ar,
also expected TO he present. The inter
ment will he made at the colored GENE
terry on Union street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-04
llnfa.

Owing to the short days many of the
workshops are closing at 8 o'clock.
1.-THE "Feast OF Tabernacles'' was
celebrated by the Israelites last even
ing in their synagogue.
An appreciative audience Assem- bled
at Union NJ. Il. church last evening tC
hear Mrs. Mcmahon, returned mis-
sionary OF India, lecture on " Home
Life and Customs Of India"
The temperance meeting in the grove
opposite Rosendale park will, II the
weather proves favorable, be held at 4
lip. IN to- morrow afternoon. A cordial
invitation is given to all.
The officers OF the battalion, Firs,
Regiment, ID. V. NJ, will wear mourn.
ing for thirty days out Of respect to the
memory of the late Lieutenant Hobson,
Of A Company.
The actual time made in turning off
the draw was 56 secondswhiie minute
and 4 acc. was consumed in turning il
back, allowing 4 seconds for the stop
page in turning the same back.
On aud after Monday next a new
time table will 60 into effect on ths
Delaware Railroad, when the train
which formerly arrived here at 6. SO p.
m. will arrive at 5 80 p, m, and leave
minutes later.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-04
Local, Political Noses.

The second story Of the Seeds build
ing. at Fourth and French streets, has
been rented by the Blaine and Logan
Veteran club. and the Hrst meeting In
the new headquarters will be held to.
night, when s. Redmond Smith, Esq,
the President OF the club, and nominee
for State Representative, will deliver
an address.
1t has been decided by the Young
Mems Republican club that any young
Repub licau Of this city, properly re
commended, will he furnished q sui,
for the ovation to General Logan mex,
Wednesday afternoon, but all applica-
tions for suits must be made to Licking
ton Barney, at No 8 East Seventh street
before 6 o'clock this evening.
There will he Democratic meeting
on Fourth street near Market this even.
ing, that will be addressed by George
Gray, Esq.
The Sixth ward Democrats will hold
q meeting next Monday night a: 6021s
Market street.