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Daily Republican., 1884-07-12
DROPOSALS
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FOR
GLAZING.

NOTICE-THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
IN meeting of Frarklin Loan Assoc alton
will be held at the office of the Secretary, No.
7l2 Market street on Monday evening, July
"a, 1884, at y. 80 o'clW X. The annual report
will be presented and an cleo ion OF officers
held. Attest
iy96t VIM. E HAWKINS, Sec'y
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CERTAIN YOU GAN GEL
IN WOO xooa fo- 81 50 per load nom
~ A. YOU can get anywhere
w ,'o.tai card or leave orders at
nd street, or OF Slmm9n . sio'
soOnd and Poplar Iifi"I
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SITUATION AS HOUSE
q 70 az Treat. jyll ut
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FOE SALE.

TyOR sALE-A 2.srOkY. s.ROO ".
u cd house, with bath. front
porch, front and back yards, cs-
m en- ted cellar, With heater and al !
modern Improvement ts. The pr0,,-
eriy IL in q hne location, firsi lass
or der, and can bo bought Oh rca.
sOmable terms. Inquire Gu the
promises, SOL Monroe street, or at
the Republ1cao Office.
GEORGE r. VERNON.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

IoINa MEN AMI LA LA.
! IT. isl'sS I n Charge unless situA
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

GOOD WtlTE GIRL
.n,ral hsusework, At s5' h .1,1
4 Hages paid DIV
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TWO GENTLEm FL \
tr' 81 Nv l2o-tf
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NOR SALE-A l0-KOOMED HOUSE IN
E hrst class order, heater, bath, water
closet, hot and cold water, gas and Jet, front
porch, side yard on Wet street, In . conve-
nient location for the street cars. Cheap and
on reasonable terms. Lot 24xl0o feet, Address
X. H. w., this office. jy7-ti
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,oIiH DOAKDEKS, EIa = .,
|!LfooIsSe = ina p Plea hs
|dsne,e ,a ngia in . few mi 4 nniS
Fs'91y; IMAM, Newport. lyli-1s
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

IlLAD OF IS ToLEA ia,, pHi
|, Boz 2lo, 20 gii'sI
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u story brick store house, rs feet front, 20
Get deep, No. liz West Front street, next to
the City Hotel . good stand for bushes B.
Inquire Of Jas. y. Akin or Jas. Y. Wood b
%. iylo-tf
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WAITED

yoT 0AN GET ,,Il; Tv MWEE
III. ,..s SsSh 70, Leave , Srass, ss
. n '' siisc. OapelEIs s.na h1'q sros !,
venue. Ones ''' ml9-tf
F.utr
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NOR SALE. OHEAP-A NO. 2 WkST-
IL CIeaner, with straw carrier and
trucks. Z ). PERKINS, nesr PRACTICAL Far
NOR, Brandywine HID. lyawe fr-ltwt
NOR SALE-TWO AND THREE DEAR
Il born wagons. Second and French.
jyT-1ml VIM. HAMMOND.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

ENOR SALE-ONE SET or SEOOND-
IL handed double carriage harness, n good
order; 2 sets Of single harness and one riding
saddle. Also large lot of first-class leather
lily nets. J. A. CONNER,No. 4 East Fourth
street. jy10!2td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1884-07-12

EyOk SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM OF
Il acres in Brandywire Hundred. six
miles from Wilmington ; good buildings ;
terms easy. M. 4. POOLE, No. .. T.. Sew.
enth street iy.7-6teod
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04
Just Received.

SuSb hecBHV8u4
An elegant assortment of wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting Of shades,
illuminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also, new patent window
shades, and q lot of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. ! have on hand all kinds
Of secondhand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Gall and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. P. 81. Hull,
Notice 70 Passengers.
Passengers wanting to go away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or Jackson House. -
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osureka Dailp 5entinel'
...u,0. EVERY nonsrse traorsr Mos'.,' .,
al'.eciny l''qseny & SKlLLMAN.
CAOO'S GEO. W. CASSIDY.

BANKERS
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IN ACTOR AND FIGHTER.
barrymore Knookn Out The Son of u
slOteI Proprietor,

barrymore Knockn Uut the Son OF u
IioieI Proprietor.
NEW YoRE, April 1l.-Maurics Barry.
more, the actor and author OF "Nadj, zla,''
which is being played by Modjeska, and
Andrew Dam, Jr., son Of tho proprietor ol
the Union Square Hotel, had battle Tues
day night in one OF the rooms OF the hotel
for $500 d eide. 5. ;>
A.. r. Cszsurap, tie, manager. Of the
Union Square, was Barsymore's second
aud hacker, while Bob Morris, q dramatic
critic aud The author Of "Old Shipmates, I"
was Dams second. Jim Collier, the actor,
manager and proprietor Of the Union
Square theater put up the money for Dam.
Ned Buckley, prominent theatrical man,
was referee. t2"".E
The men fought eigh, rounds with hard
glover; at the end OF which timc Dam was
saDssess aud had 10 be carried to another
room. Barrymore took the stakes. z
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CREDIT a1OBll.lEu,
'Ehe Suit Against ,he Union Pacific Rnil.
= = ,sux-a.oti Il mn n tl,a i.n,,,nnnx !

n y
x, "a wDy--l'etition OF the Company I,
New Yonr, April 1l.-Sydney Dillon,
President Of the Union Pacific railway,
iiled in the United States Circuit Court, at
Philadelphia, u petition in the case Of Row.
land G. Hazard against the Credit Mobi-
!ier and the Union Pacific railway. The
petition act forth thst Oliver Amea, the
Receiver Of the Credit Mobilier, wes claim
ing undue advantages under the Massa.
chIsetts lawsin obtaining execution against
the Union Pacific, in a,suit now pending
for the recovery Of 100000, claimed to
be due the Credit Mobilier by the railway
company, on an order issued and signed
by Oliver Ames, President, and John NJ. s.
Williams, Secretary OF the railway cen pany.
The railway company declared that it had
obtained by assignment claim against the
Credit Mobilier ior sl,2D9.B65 81, and the
judgment in this case was still pendiug.
AS the entire assets Of tba Credit Mobiliar
are said to bo this claim for s., 100000, the
court was asked to interfere, IN the event
OF the decision in the suit being against
the Union Pacific, to prevent the dissipa.
tion Of the amount recovered among the
outside creditors, hereby prejudicing the
railway III its claim. The court was asked
to order the removal Of Mr.. Ames as re.
ceiver, and appoint some resident Of Penn.
sylvania in his place, and to restrain the
enforcenont OF the judgment in Massachl.
sets until the s.it now pending in this city
shou ID ks decided. A rula to show cause
why the petition should not ba granted
wa, Issued by the court, returrable April
olBt -1.-r
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CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE Iron Trade
Rerie,g gives to-morrtw tie itst published
details Of the formation within the past
sixty days Of d combination Of vapor stove
manufacturers OF the country under the
name Of the Association Of Vapor Steve
Manufacturers cf the United S;atps, for the
purpose OF tqaalizing prices. Seventeen
companies are represented in the !combi-
nation, eight 10 Cleveland, two each in
relroit, Troy and S.. Louis and QUO each
in Chicago, Albany and CINCINNATI. The
combination capital renr+ssn,cd is one
million and q hall dollars, with u
Total annual capacity Of $4,000 stoves
valued nj $3.50, ,00G The same journal learus
that within ten days quits will bs brought
against all tbs manufacturers using with.
out lice nse the Davis Blake safety tack and
Cloughs movable pcrlecting cap, the es.
sential paris Of all modern vupor s.oves.
The parties owning these patents are
knovn as tho Consolidated Vspor S owe
Company There is considerable Als in
trade circles in cons, quence Of this move.
ment. ~. :55t
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ENDOl;SIAG TNE rsUJXCrg


Of n komc fnr Disnbied Ex Confetlcrntes es
IEe Blue nnu the Grny. p.
New Yonx,, Aprl! ll.-TLu meeting u,
Cooper Union hall Tor the purpose Of en-
doning the scheme Tor building a home fol
disabled e1-Confederate soldiers was quite
as1ccess. The hall was about two.tairds
full. A brass band opened tie meeting by
playing Marching through Georgia. y
Vigorous applause grseted that familiar
tune, and then somebody in tho audience
started the cry, which was repeated by a
hundred voices: f5.Ias
"Give Us Dixie !" =. l,..
The musicians promptly responded to
the call, and great ENTHUSIASM was
aroused by the ra!,IiBv notes o!"Disie."
Vice. Chairman ]. X. O'H!erns made a br;o.
explanation Of the uhisrts OF the meeting
Maior: William II. Quincy read latte,
from Gen. Grant, indors,Eg the movement
and regreting his .inabilily 10 sccep. the
invitation to preside over the meeting
Gen. O'BieIne declared TINT Gen. Gran,
was thu grand central figure Of the h;o,or,
Of the past," and that those who lst
fought against him loved and honosed h;a
equally with those who had fought will
HIM. These Continents wore !ondIy ap
plaIlded. Gen. ]. b. Gordon lnado an ad
dress Of some leugtb, and was frequently
interrupted by applals.. He ssld tha
each soldier who fell during the late war
whether he wore the blue or the gray, cav,
up his Ifs for the right as be uuJs:qtooo(
it. The speaker believed that the succes!
OF the prof Ct, to adssncs which the meet
lng had heen called, would do more thar
anything elee to reunite the North ane
the South, FIJI st.t'. 4 i "a :.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
JUDGE xGLLxY's DETERMINATION
TO Have Test Vote on ths horrIson TarlI BIZ.
The Strength ths Democrats viii Have to
nuaisr to Get shs Bill lato tho House
What hr. norr!sou Proposes to Do.

Pfom Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April ll.-Jujge
Kelley has finally decided to oppose the
consideration Of the Morrison bill on Tues.
day next, and will insis! that tho Rcpubli.
cans support him In this. There Is gen.
eral disposition 10 do It, and then unlesa
the Democrats can rally their column
within thirty, votes the bill will not get
into the House. There are only five Re.
publicans who will vote to consider It, and
while a number oil Democrats who voted
in caucus against bringing 1t up in the
House will abide the action Of the caucus
and lot It be discussed, 1t is not yet cor
tain that they are not enough 10 get it
taken up. ~. -. !. .ms.4,,...,, 49,
Frank IIurd, who is by far the esbrewdest
OF all the Free Traders, has been making
a canvass and says with fifteen Repub-
licans 10 vote to consider it 1t Is perfectly
safe. But the Republican leaders deny
that be can get over five or possibly six.
Prior 10 the election Of Haskell's successor
the whole Of the Kansas delegation were
badly demoralized, and now there are
none for the bill. Mr.. Randall has not yet
returned. When he went AWAY last Mon.
day he had not decided whether to oppose
itH bringing up Tor debate or not: MIR.
Morritou threatens to have the ayes aud
nays on itevery day until he drives these
Democrats he cannot control into open an.
tagonism to the party caucus.. TN.tt"
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7 Attempted Suicide,

LAWRENCE. L. l., April IL Miss Georgie
Boxer, Of Mount Pleasant, N. j., has been
the guent OF Mr.. John Jenkins, Of this vii.
lase, for the ra,t two weeks. She attended
church last evening and upon returning
she went up to her room, where abe made
a desperate attempt to commit suicide. Mrs.
JenIina went 10 her room 10 bid her cd
night, and to her surprise and conserna.
ton found her lying on her bed partly uu.
dressed and her throat cut from ca,
10 ear. A large, old fashioned rsz,r lay on
the bed by her side, covered With blood
while the bed clothing and pillow were
literally saturated with the blood thst was
pouring iram the wound in her throat. Dr.
SnoCs was Immediately sent for and sewed
up the wound, but there Is no chance fol
her recovery. Miaa Boxer was OF rathe,
p!repoasessipg appearance and but 222 year.
OF age. There is no known causs for til.
rash act, ''.f ." .,@rr
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THE LOUISIANA RING,
The cIndenendcntna amd KeudbIicnhs Gain

b. H.. ~. ~ . EIl.l-.
EAw ORLEANS, La, April ll.-So far re
turns have been received o., Eve municipal
elections held in this State this week, in all
but one Of which the Democrat-Bourbou
rirg WIS most completely routed. Only in
Bayou Sara were tho Democrats abls tc
held their own, willis in Qpelousae, St.
Martinsville, and Baton Rouge the combi
nation Of independents and Republicans
carried the day. In the State capital this
result is fraught with Significance, as il
carries with it virtual reputation ,o
Gen. Jastlemski, who Is not only tue Local
lfader but President Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, whils it render:
the parish almost certain for the Republi
can ticket at the election on the 22d ius!
The city Of Baton Rouge has been Demo,
cratic for the past twelve yearl y,
Col. Stephenson, the l.epu blican oaudi
lats for Governor, returned Ia this city TO-
night ircm a close still hunt in the uppe,
coast parisllep, and he Is confident OF get
ting ou, the full colored vote and enough
conservative votes to elect him, if be car
only get an honest count at the polls
Election excltement.in this city is becom
ing intense and mitch bitterness is bein,
shown. The s.rurg'e will be close, but th,
opinion ie that tho ritisens will Garry mos
Il nat sll Of the si,y TICKET through, notably
the Mayor and Sheriff.
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Iris noticeable fact that while West
Virginia Republicans respect President
Arthur his candidacy is not regarded with
any lsvor in this State. Ii all tho Arthur
men were gathered in one district there
are no! enough Of them 10 elect one dele
gaze. =
No Arthur delegates sonld he sent from
this State except by gross outrage on
public continent, and that would be H. very
unhealthy business for any politician to be
engaged in. Nothing Of this kind can hap.
pen il Republicans do their duty in the
selection CT delegates to. the conventions,
An important part Of this duty is to make
sare o! each man.
Nobody ought 10 be chosen unless he il
known to be in accord with the Republi
can aentiment and SO strong in his convic
tIon aud his regard for the popular will
that he caunot bo swerved from straight
course. We must nave honest, courageou.
nen, and Blaine men. -
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Prices OF tho New Drain Crop.

From Our Special Corrt,pondeat. .. Z.
WASHINGTON, April 1l.-There are indi.
cations that the prices for tho grain crop OF
the coming aeason may be better than
those realized last season. Last years
wheat crop Of the world was very light, II
Is a remarkable fact, but q fact neyerthe.
less, that about two years are required to
distribute the whea. crop and gst it CON
sumed. The consequence is that tho effect
Of the short crop Of the world is not felt
until the second year. The effect OF the
very full crop oftwo years ago was only
felt last year, when it reduced prices OF
grain to minimum. The average wheat
crop Of the word for the PAST ten years has
been l,e00GO0OG0 bushels. That Of two
years ago wa, about l,350, 900 600, or l5O,-
000. 900 bushels above the average, while
that Of the past year waa but little over
l.0OO. .000. 900 bushels, or 200 00O, ,0C0 below
the average. The result is likely 10 be, it
is believed by agricultural experts here, q
moderate increase in prices OF grain, and
better times Tor thu growers. Yet with this
competition. which the caeap labor Of
Russia and India meets us in the marketa
OF the world, the whea. growers Of this
country must be content i,h email profits.
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Rrpubiica,, Copierence.

WAsuINoroS, April ia number Of
Republican members held an informal
conference this morning, atwhich was dis.
cussed The advisability Of defeating tariff
consideration. Mr.. Kasson,a member Of
tta Committee on Ways Means, was
the only oae, It is said, who favored con.
Alteration Of the MoSriaoR bill. He argued
that to defeat the bill after oonsids srstion,
would strengthen the party. whereas il con,
sidesation .was defeated the Republican
party you'd be weakened in that it would
be taken hy the country as an indication
that the Republican pG1ty was unwilling
to meet the Democrats upon equal ground
in debate. Other members represented
that the principle Of the Republican party
at this time is opposed dramatically and
positively to any tariH agitation whatever,
and thst tho consideration Of the Morrison
bill would be agitation. &,
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%$~----
RointiuE IL 4 eat yirsiulR,

PlTTsauIdu, Pa, April ll.-John P.
Watson, Of Philadelphia, who is largely in
terested in the railways OF the State, was in
this city to-day. In conversation with u
reporter he eaid: Railway building ia
going to be unusually active and extensive
In all parts Of the State. The pennsylva,
mia Railroad Company is going TO parallel
agood pert Of tho main e.em Of the Phils.
dslphia and heading on the east and In the
west will probably extend tho Eoensburg
branch to the borough Of Indiana, and
build it's snuthweat lines on from Fair.
chance 10 FAirmout, W. W., this year.
Work on four Of the seven large tunnels
on the South Pennsylvania or Vanderbilt
line is nov advancing rapidly and sa,is'
iactorily, and ah aoon as the roads permi;
the hauling OF inen and material the con.
tractors on various sections Of tho road will
begin operations. -. IN 4,
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AFFAIRS IN CUBA,
Tic People hlnr,nct-An Oner0us Bur.
heu-PRuic iu HuHinOss Circles,

Tic People hlnrmct-An Oner0uH Bur
| T'} deu-Panic iu Basinoss Circles.
New ioRH, April ll.-A letter from Ha
vsna, dated April 8, ssys: Serious accounts
IRON the interior as to the movements ol
large parties OF bandits and government
troops continue to. come in. Yesterday q
battalion Of regular troops were sent from
Havana to Vuelta, and for few days tho
coast in tho neiyhborhood Of Havana has
been occApied by de.achments Of troops.
The government Ia apparently wakening
up TO the situation. Private accounts from
st. Domingo cay tue Cuban refugees there
are in possession Of large amounts Of money
and are preparing for landing In Cuba
in combination with parties here,
This probably is the cause Of the extra.
ordinary movements Of the troops. The
government in spite ot all these facts pre-
TEND to ridiculs all reports Of threatened
invasion. NeSs reaches this city that the
Minister OF the Colonies made new loan
OF 5000, 900 with tho uispano Colonial
Bank OF barcelona Tor account Of the Cuban
Treasury, pletlging in return the daily
payment Of Sl5 900 from income OF Cuban
custom houses. The Cuban Treasury will
have tor ,psy.. oae. percent com.
mission. on the loan and an interes! OF
94 percent premium. Tho messuro
caused The greatest indignation here and
added 10 the atste OF profound alarm and
general d;arontent prevailing, as u loan
and contract made with the same bank In
1850 was considered one Of the calamitiee
which brought shout tho present state Of
slI.iIs, by virtue Of the former loan through
which the Eanco Hispano Colonial is re
aiIziug An Immense profit, the burden OF
which Cuba alons has to Bear. The bank
!s already receiving $33 600 daily from the
income Of Cuban custom houses.
A peri. CT panic iB rsiguing in tho mar.
kets. Merchants in order 10 sell their drafts
have to submit to large loss on current
rates OF exchange, which are continually
declining. Some large houses cannot
sell their bills Of exchange.
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An ovation to Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aprilll.-A apecia
campfire OF the Department Of the Potomac
Grand Army ofthe Republic was sheldat tina
sonic Temple tonight in commemoration
OF the operations against Vicksburg. Gen
Joseph X. uawley presided, and all posts
Of tho Grand Armyin the city were repre-
ssnted in the assemblage, which numbered
about fifteen hundred pers.us. Among
the guests present and seated upon the
tho platform were President Ar.
thur. General Grant. Secretary Lincoln,
aud Gems. Lo an, Van Vlett, Vernon,
Rsum, Doubleday, VIM. Mckee, Dunn,
Dudley aud Hszen, Representative Mckin.
ley, Judge Lawrence and others. General
Grant, walking with the aid OF q crutch,
entered the hall at the head Of the invited
guests. He was greeted with the widest
applause, the asaemblage rising and eend-
Ing lorth cheer aller cheer, and continuing
the ovation until tho General had taken
bis place on the platform.
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4 hEAr cAErUkE,
Ono sheriff Arrcnts Another In Spite Of
UrhWn keyOlvcTs,

Ono sheriff Arrcnts Another in Spite Of
UrnWn KeyolvcIs,
BRMSKRD, MINI, April ll.-Sherilf
Mera and posse las. night captured here,
on al sxpresstrain from St. Paul, Sheriff
Smith and two deputies Of Miles City.
Montana, who had in charge desperate,
Steve Tayler, whom they were bringing
from Aew A!exico. They violated a writ
OF habeas corpus in g.. Paul. On receipt
Of telegram from sherit, O'Gorman Of
that place, the Sheriff organized a posss
large enough to prevent the escape from
The train, and boarding it with dozen
deputies at the lower yard junction. He
placed q man at every coach door and
starting through the train. accompanied by
Two deputies, foand the four men wanted.
Upon his accoating them, eacn disw q
pair Of seli-cockiog reyolvers. They threat.
ened the Brainerd sheriff, swearing how
many they would kill at the first move.
ment towards them. Words had no effect,
the sheriff demanded the surrender Of their
Uespons This being refused he slipped
up and took iherl away fyom ths Montsns
men one after another, and handed them
to hin deputies. The disarmed sheritfs
were then taken of the care, aud lodged in
Jail with their prisonor. Toward midnight
the officers were released on bail. -
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ger proof

Tligggis soiue amusement i'll the thought
that come O! the Democratic newspapers
which a. irst appeared and defended the
reassessment order are now jumping on it
with good deal Of Democratic violence.
One idea is that the State administra-
tiou must be unloaded at all hszards.
An other idea is that Auditor Miller has
strorg following, and lie doesn't suit the
ring by iuglul. The Auditor took hand
in reAssessmsnt, in the hope Of helping his
party out Of u bad fix, but Auditor Miller
isn't the kind OF man 10 be useful to the
ring which is bound to manipulate the
party machinery. 1t is also possible that
he can't be relied. on to howl for Tilden
and lay pipe for Payne. b