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IT is stated that 1882 women are en-
gagged in farming in the State of Indiana
1t has not been reported how successful
they are, but it is hardly to be expected
that if the first 1000 had failed, that
tie second 1000 would have gone into
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

W. w. Radford has just received a
fine stock of assorted fayoring ex-
tracts.
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Tell me blue-cyed stranger, where
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IIipkins? Kind sir, on Main Street, at
the Main Street Stables.
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Where are you 6oin6
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are the forrest In t0wn.
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Gov. Knott has RENTED $3.50 in
fines against j. D. Yonts, of Green
Vile, for violating the liquor law.
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Ed Gaithey'S s h ow-
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w in t er has not
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W. F. Randle, but is
still at his same stand
selling Groceries way
down low. Call and
see him.
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The Mime is still in
the ring, and will be
pushed to the front
again by
FORBES & BRO.
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A new frame cottage on Jesup ave-
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COURT NEWS.

But little has been done in Circuit
Court this week. a few fines have
been assessed as follows:
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Low prices and
cheap goods can be
found at w. F. Ran
dies Grocery, on
Bridge street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15

Would like 10 know when q
the Municipal Court Penningt
tends 10 make his report 10 CityI
Gil, and turn over the fines and q
has received during the past
months to the City Treasurer.
Also, II the fall Of tine Demo
banner at Seventh and Market y
yesterday morning. was not a pre'
ton Of the frigid blast from ohi'
struck the party last night. -
Also, why it il that Deputy AN
General, City Solicitor Turner, do
attend to his duties at the Nun
Court ?
Also, why the fate Of Anan las
visited on the individual at HOOK
who sent a report of the Repu'
meeting at that place to the
Evening. ,,,
Also. If the tax payers Will De
upon to pay the expenses OF ths y
ing comm ittee that visited ne
" j., to look at the fence aiof
Railroad,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
News suunsnsry,

A second attempt was m ade to wreck
Santa Fe express train near Florence
Kansas, on Sunday evening. A tie wa
fastened down upon the track, but
was discovered by some workmen an,
removed in time to prevent a catastro
phe. On the Sunday night previous al
obstruction was placed on the rail nea
Emporia, which resulted in the wreck
ing of a freight train and the killing o
q fireman. 1t is believed robbery wa
the object A reward OF $5, 500 is offer
Ell for the arrest of the villains.
An empty coke train on the Pitts
burg, Virginia and Charleston Railroad
was thrown FROM the track near Mon
ongahela City, Penna., yesterday morn
Ing, by running into steer. The en-
CINE and twelve cara were wrecked
George Jarrett, fireman, was killed
Frank White, engineer, fatally scalded
and Frank Hatton, brakeman, danger
ously injured.
j. G. M. Blakely, aged 30, a cotto,
buyer, committed suicide by shootip,
himself in the head in his father ware
house. at Columbia. South Carolina, OF
Monday night. No cause Is assigne,
tor the deed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15

A ten year-old girl WAS assaulted by
one Of three negroes working in corn
field near Guthrie, Missouri, on Mon.
day. All the negroes, after making a
show Of resistance, wore arrested and
put under guard In . house 1t Guthrie.
AT three O'Clock on Tuesday morniLg q,
. mob Of mounted men rode to the
house and Aired through the windows at
the prisoners. One of them ran into
the street and was shot dead. The one
who assaulted the girl being shot at,
fell 10 the floor and feigned to be dead,
whereupon the mob rode away.
David Bandit, coxchmau at DR.. link q,
has been lodged in Jail in New Haven
on the charge Of having committed a
murderous assault on the Doctor at
Branford . week ago. The authorities
refuse to give particulars.
George Rowsey was shot dead while
hauling lumber at Parksville, Ken.
lucky, on Tuesday. His brother-in law
James Shrureu, is suspected OF the
crime. In 1882, Rowsey's father killed
Shruren's half brother, and In Febru
airy last Rowsey killed Shruren's son
Two others of the Row seys had beer
killed In brawls, q third was killed
while resisting arrest, and fourth wa,
lynched by . mob.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
Political.

The Verm ont House of Represen IA,
tives on Tuesday morning baliotted 70,
U. =. Senator with the following re
suits:
Justin S. Morrill,, present incum bent
III Redfeld, &c; Dillingham;, 3 i; scat.
tered, 8. The Senate balIotted in the
afternoon as follows /: Morrill,, n Red.
held, 3. The election Of Mr.. Morrill,
will be formally declared In Joint con.
vention by the two Houses TO- day.
Mrs. BeIva A. Lock wood, the Euua]
Rights candidate for President, arriy.
ed In Louisville on Tuesday as the
guest OF the Southern Exposition. She
was met by committee Of ladies and %
corted to the Calf House, where she held
reception and received many visitor q,
Mrs. Lockw wood addressed large audi
ence at the Exposition last night.
The Independent Republican Com.
mittee OF Kings County, New York
has engaged the Brooklyn rink for The
evening OF the 22d inst, and Rev. Hen
~ Ward Beecher has promised to speak
there on that evening In support OF
Cleveland and Hendricks.
Ihree mass meetings in the in teresl
OF the Peoples party were held In
BROOK Ign, New York, last n light, which
was addressed by General Butler. The
principal meeting was held in the
Academy of Music.
governor Cleveland will leave ALBANY
ior New York this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
THIRD EDITION,


The regular meeting OF tho Board q.
Water Commissioners was held las
evening, when Chief Engineer McIn
tire reported that upon making Al
examination of the south basin 1t tn,
Cold Spring reservoir, he had found I
leak, which he had repaired, and tina
since then the flow Of water from III,
drain pipe underneath that part of the
reservoir had been reduced FROM A..
826 gallons . day, to Is 383 gallons
He also made report on the petition
of Price h Phillips to have the firpt
dan, repaired. and stated that the firm
had declared that they will not Day any
more money until the dam 10 put in
good order. A conference had been
held at the dam by Colonel FebiRer.
Mr.. Prtce and the Chief Engineer, and
the Chief stated that he thought the
Water Department has sufficient tim.
Der ON hand to make the necessary re-.
pairs. and that tho work could be done
by the regular hands with very little
expense, and he was authorized 10 have
the work done.
William Mccullough peiitioned for
water pipes on William street, between
A and Lobdell streets, South Whining.
ton, and the Secretary WAS instructed
to file the petition, and notify the peti
toner that 1t would be granted as soon
a. the Commission have the funds on
hand to do tho work.
The Chief Engineer reported that the
bills for the department., which had
been paid by Council since the LIST of
last January, had been delivered to the
Secretary Of the Com mission, accord
ing to the request made some time ago.
Tho weekly payroll, amounting to
$404.l7, Was presented and an order
drawn for tho amount.
Some time agotCity Auditor Ball WAS
requested to audit the accounts of the
Water Department, and ~ no answer
has been returned to the communities
ton, the Chief Engineer was requested
TO call his attention to the matter. and
inform him that IL vas important that
1t should be attended to 1t once. The
bill Of Milton Shippers of $50, for open.
ing . now set Of books tor the Water
Department, and which WAS referred
70 City Council, and by that body re-
ferred back to the Comm ission, was
taken up for consideration, and the
Secretary VAS directed to return the
bill to Council and state that tho
Board was Of the opinion that accord
ing to section Is, OF the act creating the
comm lesion, the bill belongs to, and
should be settled by Council. The
meeting then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
The Dynamite Expl osis,.

QUEBEC, Oct. 14.-There are no new
developments in the dynamite scare.
IN reference to the four suspected per-
sons' It turns out that they put up ct
MRS. Nolin's instead Of Mrs. Couturoi q
Is before stated. The first three of the
party arrived on Thursday, October 2,
ana their only baggage was . carpet
Dag. Inc man last described arrived
ana Joined the three others on tho 9Th
2, Cct1oer; He brought with him a
oiack leather bag, the one hitherto
mentioned as being 20 heavy. They
all occupied the Same room, in which
we're Two double beds. The youngest
OF the party left on Thurdsay last,
snsing with him the heavy valise, and
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Dion,
guardian of the Quebec Central Depot
~ Lewis, stated that on Friday last be
neard the individuals above mentioned
speaking In reference to an intended ex
Pistlon In front of the station, and thai
ne AZ once communicated what he had
neard to the police of Quebec and Lewis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
w. q. T. U. work.

At q largely attended meeting
Women's Christian Temperance
y esterday In Grace chapelit was =
to suspend the opsn.air meetings
the entrance to Rosendale PARK. =
mittee was appointed to prnc'
suitable place In which TO con'.p'
meetings. It IL understood t ~
Opera House has been engagen 'o'
purpose every Sunday afternoon
Taggart was elected Treasure, ~
Union TO succeed Mrs. Chano's
signed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
FOURTH EDITION.


There was . large and enthusiast,
meeting of the Republicans Of tn
Second Ward last evening 1t the cor
nef Of Heald and Apple streets, Soutl
w ilmington. A stand WAS erected OF
the corner cpd decorated with fiaRs
while the houses of Councilman
Amos A. Eastburn and Charles Can
non were brilliantly illuminated. A
large flag was suspended from the cor
ner, on which WAS inscribed: Blaine
Logan and Higgins, and Protection
70 American Industries.
A fter the messing WAS called TO or
der an organisation Was effected by thu
election Of the following oficerp
President, Charles Cannon secre
tary, Amos A. Esstburn vice presi
dents, Henry Conrad, James NJ. Carr,
John Ford. William Turnsr'
James p. Carpenter, william Ken.
ney, Nicholas Jenney, ST., Peter Gar.
rison, William Brennan, 6r., william
Brennan, Jr., Charles Sowders, james
Brown, George Hulmes, Joseph Nc.
Master. Henry Martin. DR.. Morrison,
Abner Ban ner, william Peacock.
George Wright, George II. Henderson,
Charles 8. Hurley, John Cravford,
David Powell, Joseph August, A. j.
Parmsr, William Mccullough, Henry
Lantx, William Grant, John, August,
William Lewis, A. Reed George Lewis,
Thomas L. Clark, John Eastburn,
Thomss Marvin, William Williams,
James Lewis and John Cullen Bryant.
Excellent speeches were delive red by
Charles Cannon, Anthony Higgins,
ESQ. Levi G. Bird, E.q., Is. redmond
smith, Esq, Owen Traynor, Amos A..
Eastburn and John Cullen Bryant.
The meeting WAS kept up until . late
hour, and was conceded TO be the lar
Rest ever hold In South WilminRton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
How Tho News was Reee,v

EARLY on Tuesday evenings
com menced TO gather on Market
In front of the Young Mems Rs
can Club room, TO learn the res,
O.io. Others went to the rooms
Jefferson Club ct Seventh and N
streets, but the returns were mol
nature 10 be received at that plac
the returns were received and
known by the Young Mems Repu'
Club, they were received with q
that sounded the death knel 4
Democratic party in this cam
The crowd remained on the strs|
til m idnight, when 1t dispersed,
satisfied that, AZ far a. Ohio id
cerned, the election OF James G. u
and John A. Logan Is an assured
The cold wave from the Buckeye
came upon the over hopeful Dem
with such chilling effect, that
who were compelled TO be Ou
morning were wrapped up in owe
and IL Is reported on good aut
that they have ordered mum
blankets and Buffalo robes for
the II fth of November, when ACC
to all the signs, there is great dal
the entire party being killed
frost,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
Elf 7 EO|T|)
Casrying the N.-..

DETROIT, Mich. Oct ~ n,a'1
In front of the Russell H is.-rhe
when Mr.. Blaine appeared 'e 9
balcony, and, after MALI d
speech, introduced Oenerai pg s
TAR surpassed anything ., ~
ever seen In Detroit. The 3 ,ss sas !
~ Desutifnlly illumina,ed NJ.
rig hgnts, while coldred dsc" Wy
rom the City Hall and snre Led
made = picturesque back eron rUa|
great crowd which must have 'I !
sd fully ssventy.ave thousa"1S n9
Notwithstanding the cold sm
rrowd had stood in the sa eveni
patiently from 6 o'cloct , ne,;}
AOce. "'' nrst q
Never has Mr.. Blaine. .,,,,
trating voice sho y n preatAr roa
~ this talk. Without effort II"
himself heard to the distance ~ no
posite side Of the campus. Ill
the speakers who followed him
upuuo Inc murmer Of the crowd
70 make themselves heard. Tn
VI IN. ac.uai io.afns Mr.. Rla;r
dicted good news from Ohio ~
much confidence rs II be had s,ra
hand official returns ASSURING
victory. News passed tbrona
audience when he waved bis TX
them, and he said that the nress'
this great throng showed that n
publicans Of Michigan were n
earnest, and that there conld
found in the State enough Dem
TO overcome them.
At ll.30 the indications vs-s
nounced and 80 decided in fsvo,
Republican ticket In Ohio ,Ss
Blaine sked his operator to
his instrument with the one
house At Augusta. Thomas Sh
Mr.. Blaine's private secrstsrv
telegraph operator. He was
Augusta key. Mr.. Blaine cali
Mrs. Blaine. .She came into the
with her daughter Maggie
the connection was made Mr.
came to the operator table.
seated near It, and leaning upou
elbows on the table, with bis d
walter Blaine seated upon the
began to talk to his wife 1 10
away. Congratulatory messages
exchanged, and q conversations
on with the same ease AZ II the,
no space dividing those engaging
Even the servants Of the family
not forgotten In the family vi,
they were called up for a word
The next President, as every one
him called Mr.. Blaine to- night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
DOls.


Much damage WAS done 70 tho grape,
~ Leckport, New York, on Nonday
night. By = white frost.
There was . slight snow fall In Mon
treal, ON Tuesday, the first Of thu
season.
Mr.. Daniel, tho prohibition candidate
for Vice President, will not speak in
Newark this evening, as announced.
Service was held In the old Bapt's
Church on King street above Tenth, las,
evening, and q sermon delivered By
Elder Smoot OF Virginia.
The body OF Richard Grimes. VIII
was drowned in the Christiana last Fri
day, was sent TO Tappahannock, Va.
yesterday, by undertaken Palmer.
Register Biggs granted letters Of nd
Uinistratiou yesterday on the estate O
susan Cochran, late Of this city, Il
Charles r. Martin.
The Building Committee of Cit,
Council are having the meeting room
Of the Board Of Health re-carpetsd. snt
put In complete order.
The Are in the Syndica mine n,
Carbon Hill, in the Hooking Valley
Ohio, WAS extinguished on Tuesday
The fire in the mine at Sand Run va.
still running.
June Holmes, nineteen years Of aue,
WAS fatally burned by her clothes
catching IRE from . gasoline stove
which she was lighting In Wash.
ington on Tuesday afternoon. She
died In few hours.
The junketing comm ittee Of CITY
Council have returned from their trir
to Newark, N. j., and will probably re-
port TO Council tomorrow night wha,
they. know about fencing railroad
tracks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
Labor y Otea.

The Wilkesbarre Record says the
Coal Com bination has ordered sus
pension at the mines during the frs,
week in Novem Der and the first and
fourth weeks In December.
Al an adjourned meeting of the Board
OF Trade of Fall River, Massachusetts
on Tuesday, cit was practically agreed
70 close mills aggregatine zoo, 900 spin
dies. - The mills owned by the Bran.
TON interests did not agree to the shut
down.
The boys in a number of the glas.
factories at Pittsburg have struck fol
an advance of to 10 cents per day, and
the factories have been closed In conse-
quence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
The Proppects IN IsoIsn..

r.iNDIANAPoLIs, Oct. Al met or
aues1ay at the Republican State Cen
e,si Ooinm ittee rooms Hon. William III
Haikins' candidate for Governor. He
informed me that he had visited sixty.
~o counties ana had made about sixty
speeches' and that the Indication sho ".
Gu ,o o anat ms majority would BE- abou,
. aV ,oo he thinks st. John will get
,ovo votes, mostly Republican, and
.nat buffers vote will reach $4,000
wn,ch VIII be Greenback and Demo.
S,a.ic votes. The total vote of the
40, 600 in 1880. "''
Onairman John 8. New regards the
C Csase good for 10000 majority fol
SS s, and the electoral ticket will
have about the same. wan
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
AYoTICE-I WILIIAMY nRIrEIrH

NOTICE., WILLIAM Y 8RIFFITH
An the owner Of the within men TONED
property, do hereby give notice tia snal
Apply 70 the judges Of the Court OF Genera
SEES Ions OF the Peace and jail Delivery o
the state Of Delaware, In and for the GO unity
OF New Castle, on n onday, the 18th day Of
November next, A. D., 1884, being the irs,
Day OF the November term OF said court. fol
license 70 sell intoxicating liqu rs In guam
Titles not less than ono half gallon, at ny
store 90 Main street, in the town Of ewa-k
In the United school Districts Nos.33 and Al
In White Clay Greek Hundred. New Oastls
County. Delaware. and the fol owing re
spectacle citisens recommend the said appli
cation, to wit ::
George W Lindsay, SE Choate,
J W pennington. Cloud Pierson.
OAlvin 5 Worrell, James p Morrison,
James Jeferts, George Karl,
Nathan Sanders. John Corbit
Joseph Wnlis. John Rambs.
ocl&Ts WILLIAM Y. 6kIFFITH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15

The flee IT the collectors Oh :"
tax, No 6O211 Market stIee., 10
from 8 to II a. M, and from
p. m. All who have not yes pa
should call and do 80 ut INC
practica BILE moment. 1t Is iohyf
Of the pay ment until the day ., 4
.ioL, as there will thtn be CO. 60
much trouble will be exper'0"'
reaching the collectors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
NOnCE-I MAKnARET n HKAnI

NOTCE-I, MARGARET J. BRADY
IN occupant Of the house situated at n o
SOL East Fifth street, In the Fourth
warA of tho city OF wilmington, New
Castle County and State OF delaware
In compliance with the requirem ents Of the
act ofthe General Assembly in such cass
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing 10 the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail 10
livery Of the state OF Delaware, in and foy
New Casle County, on Monday, November
18th, A ~, 1884, being the FIRST day OF said
Court, for a license for said house as An inn OF
tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxicat. ma
liquors n less quantities than one quart. Il
be drunk on the premises. ami the follow M
respectable citizens OF the said ward recon-.
mend the said application. viz:
John fehrenbach, WIN II Slmms
mos Lally, William Conner
bernard Bcnper John Calhoun
] ames r. Mcf}ouigal, Patrick Hession.
Robert Moo uillnn, George takin.
Joseph blark. Peter kavanaugh,
=. Nc MonaRie, Neil Gormley.
Joseph McIaoe, James Bropa on
reter IaKgart, J. u Fehrenbach,
Ionn scandlin. William Carpen.er,
N'rNRrI J.C"nnelley, Harry Callahan,
Michael Healy, Jan es F. Finley,
Joseph i.athrop, Edward MuIvlne.
ocl5 ST. MARGARErJ BRADY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
l, dEOKGK W. GRIFF1Tu

NOTICE-I /, dEORGK W, GRIFFITH
IN osner and occupant OF tre house stu
Ated ON tho northeast corner Of Eleventh ~
Thatcher streets, In the Niuth ward of tn,
city Of Wilmington. county OF New Castl,
and state OF Delaware, In compliance will
the requirements Of the acts OF the Genera
Assembly, in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply II
writing 10 the Court Of General Sess 'ons O
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State o
delaware. IN aud for New Castle County. or
Money, the 18th day Of November, A. D..
1854. being the next term Of said court, for a
licer Sc for said house as an inn rtavern, 70,
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors, IL
less quantities than enc quart, T. be dru
Oh the premises. and the following respecta
lie citizens OF said ward recommend the said
application, viz:
r. GA lagher Thomas Guthrie
fe' rye i Barnhill, Alfred " ilsoD
tfisl 'iroctvo ell Nathan iol r. Inn
Iotleib F.Rehfuss, rohn Guthrie
fust1Ve leu. S1mu Slct O2ald
Angus LENT w McKiuuon
Joan Elliott, Jos. N Tetfer.s.
rauI kOlk. Joseph WonL,
Shari,s ". simmons, James GAgan
Daniel A. Forrest, Neven q 1jambIa
John Morgab, Aaron =. Beale
John W. Paker. James L. LYNN
oclo 3tst GEO. W. GRIFFITH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-15
FinGer Taken ON.

Jonn M. Kirby had the index finger
e OF ms right hand taken off by . sas en-.
Gihe at the electrical exhibition in
r1ni,adelphia last Saturday evening.
G He mas been employed by the Arm Of
SieIk q Co., the makers Of tho gas an
H,ne, ior the past year, and had charge
Vi TWO engines when the accident oc-
CURED: He Ia now in his fathers house
IN Inc Ninth Ward, and is attended 10
ny ny ~. wales. The wound is very sore.
out no is doing rs well AZ Gould be e.