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Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Republican Work I'm Maine,

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. One of the
big pe. tings OF the canvass was held
to night by the Republicans. Over
3 200 persons crowded into the City
Hall, and many were turned away.
Over half the audience were Irish
Americans. Hannibal Hamlin, the
Rev. George W. Pepper, the Irish ora.
tor Judge West, of Ohio, and T. Fl.
Dudley, of New Jersey, made address
es. Mr.. Hamlin paid an eloquent trib.
ute to Mr.. Blaine, stating that he was
the foremost statesman Of the land. Mr..
Hamlin said that the Republicans
would carry the State next week by
10000 majority, which would be great
gain over two years ago. He said the
statement published that he had said
the State would give $4,000 Republic n
majority In September was false. He
had never made such statement
In his speech Mr.. Dudley, who was
official report of the Golden Club of
London, which said the club in a few
mouths had circulated 800, 200 Free
trade tracts in the United States. He
also read from the list of members
showing that Professor Perry and q
number of other warm Cleveland Demo-
Gratis are members of the Golden club,
whose money IL being used to aid
Cleveland.
In this city there have been formed
two Blaine clubs, made up of Irish
Democrats. Great efforts are being
made to defeat Mr.. Reed for Congress,
for which purpose the Democrats are
distributing freely money received from
New York. The probabilities are that
Mr.. Reed will be re elected. The Bos-
ton Independents are working in this
State with the Democrats to help defeat
the Republican State ticker and mem.
bers Of Congress. Josiah Quincy, Of
Boston, will address Democratic
meeting here this week.
Mr.. Blaine will be at the Topsham
meeting to morrow afternoon and pass
through here in the evening on his way
to Manchester, N. H., where he made
an engagement good while ago to at
tend the opening Of the New England
fair.
Judge West, Of Ohio, says that the
standard Oil Company has supplied the
Democrats with q large sized bar
rel, which the Repub. leans will have
to fight in that State, but he thinks
Blaine will carry the State by q big
majority. He says he has yet to hear
OF the first German who will leave the
Republicans, while he knows personally
of many Democrats who will vote for
Blaine.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

|t,so,. '2'4sH 2.49N 2.5OX
and IN. y ,h an excellent condi-
lance de ,neie Is no doubt but the
Il tho 1fair.nR the tn rec remaining
|ottIna, tin ,alr will be large.
! ;eatn, n,pp pacing and running race
win purse = Of $500, free for ali
hsrsn = record not lower than
tphiI,;asre are the following entries !.
b. EP,ips, Pnp.,p Philadelphia, 5. m. Cora
R;F. r. Srniladelphia, br. m.
Pay Bill n.ikinton. Wilmington,
Pa. ~ o. L. Garrett, Village
Middi1 1r' 9. Randolph :; W. q.
DlS Delavaa. a. Wilson, Newark. N.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

~ 'fl pD.
:. race was the three minute
m'ie heats, best three In Ave.
'0F purse Of 5000 divided as
the III first horse $50 to the sec.
70 ne third, and $40 to the
Js which the following enteries
innaisrover, Philadelphia, b. m.
,ee William Harris, Phila-
T. 4 9 Bob Harris Z. Posten,
pnia, b. g. Major A. Dan
Tphi!adelphia, 3. z. Morning
no'ger, Wilmington, Q. 8.
;n FIRST heat the horses started
n;s Ss a. at the pole, and came In
III te N n; ahead, John NJ. second,
'ss NJ .hlrd. Major A. fourth, and
6ng q~s os bringing up the rear the
pr the mile. milo anu
second heat Bob Harris and
|otbs1sw bews 3 were distanced, and
Isiers Iiers came in with Lizzie r..
6e Er i;u a. second, and John M.
Ei,S 5'%e being 2.491z.
Won neat was quite exciting,
/. sUn said oy Lizzie Il. in $50, with
So0ona, and Major A. third.
h piiafy was as follows
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
The Cholera.

PARIS, Sept. 2.-There were four
deaths from cholera at Fabrepus, near
Montpelliers, and six at Perpigpan.
yesterday. AT Carnoules there have
been eighteen deaths within two days.
1t is believed that visitors to the fair at
the latter place introduced the epidemic,
The inhabitants have fed, In many
cases, to other towns in France.
Soup-kitchens have been opened ct
La Spezia, Italy, where there have been
twenty five deaths in thirty six hours.
confined to their barracks.
MADRID, Sept. 2.-Cholera has un.
doubtedly appeared in the city and prov.
ince of Alicante. 1t was brought there
by family from Cette, Franco, which
reached Alicante by way of Algiers.
,, The weeks quarantine 10 which Il was
subjected proves TO be an insufficient
safeguard. Another case in addition
to those already reported hps oc,u urr. Il
in the city of Alicante, while at Novel;
da. a town on the railway . few milea
west, sixteen persons have been At
! tackled with the disease, and Ave Of
them have died. A sanitary Gordon
has been promptly established about
the town. At Elda, two suspected
cases of cholera have appeared, and two
likewise at Monovar. All .n,, .Lu,-
provinces Of Spain will maintain
quarantine of 10 days against Alicante.
Much alarm prevails at Saadriu, A
railway train arrived yesterday, bring
ing hundred passengers from ALI
cante. These are now quaratined 1T u
village near the capital.
ROME, Sept. 2.-The official bulletin,
showing tho progress of the cholera in
various provinces Of Italy for the past
"a hours, is as follows
Aquila, fresh case, ! death Berga-
mo, II fresh cases, deaths /; Campo
basso, iresh cases, death Cuneo, IA
fresh cases, IL deaths Genoa, Al freah
cases, Is deaths ; Lucca, 2 fresh cases !;
Massa Carrara, l death !; Modena, 4
fresh cases, death Milan, fresh
case Parma, fresh cases, 8 deaths /:
Turin, fresh cases, 4 deaths city oi
Naples, 60 fresh cases.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Character is the united product of
thinking, feeling and doing. 1t is a
mistake to make action correspond " ith
knowledge without the Intervention of
feeling 1t will not be ruled out.
Knowledge must be made vital in the
heart before 1t can blossom into con.
duct, and the continual passing of right
feeling into right action alone can form
u worthy character.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
A Good Character.

What we call the sterner virtues
alone cannot make good character.
The man of integrity who Is cold, or
hard, or unamiable, is as far from moral
goodness as he Is from moral beauty.
He who prides himself on being
righteous and forgets to be kind Is not
truly righteous. We cannot analyze
character and parcel out some parts of
1t to constitute moral goodness and
others to form moral beauty. Each is
wrapped up In each, and only together
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
The Temperature.

The present week has been very
pleasant, the mercury not going above
So degrees, while on Monday morning
Il stood at 60. II is probable that we
not likely that the mercury will again
get above 90. On September 6, 1881,
the mercury stood at 95 in the shade ;
on September 7th, at97 September 9Th,
at 98, and September 9th at 90. Should
there be a reasonable amount OF rain
we think no such degree Of heat need
be expected the present season, which
pressiye.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
s:sERAs|i2I||||
Sun sets o.2s.

Sun rises $40. Sun sets o.29.
Alfred Edgar Rest.
Read tho REPUBLICAN,.
Agents for Dum1op'o Hats
RumfOr0 Brothers. Maetero.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs o. Fullmor's.
Brasilian ronic Bitters only 20 cents.
The first duty on Ito Cross 1t.
L0tta has another imitator.
Grief causes many suicides.
Splendid nights for sleeping.
Reed birds on toast In order.
Love is stronger than revenge.
do not let the weeds go to seed.
The lecture season will soon open.
A midnight broil-Oysters for two.
Frogs are mist before they are gone.
Yesterday was beauty. So Is TO day.
Philadelphia theatrssa are well attended.
The reporter has to be pushing fellow.
Out West'it is loaths the poor Indian.
Mosquito bites are good for fever patients
Fruit lars. hammocks, trunks, 800. store.
Oity Laundry, sixth and Shipley strests.
niiiard h. Davis, jewellers Z. End street.
Turtle soup and slowed crabs at FulImer's
Wringers sold and repaired. at 818 Shipley
Fine 10 X. Rings, 1T Hanf. is L. Fourth st
Steward, coal dealer 7I3 w. Front street
brazilian Balm, coughs and colds, 10 OTIS
OnoAp n0ur aud feed, Kimnle, Front and
Mad isJn sLfeets.
Speaking In nautical terms, was Noah's
vile hrst mate
A kitchen probverb-Things rubbed
against a greater become less.
Tailors make irresistible lovers. They know
how to press suit.
or course they throw out the wormy apples
when they make cider.
Much may be said of the modern cigar,
but you must draw 1t mild.
Never look on the dark side Of anything
unless 1t Is q buckwheat cake.
The grass is unusually green forSepts mbel
third.
There will DO but few cipher despatche,
this campaign.
A little girl at the scashore mistook a dud,
for mosquito.
The small child makes large noise on ths
street after dark.
Monkeying with marg,ns Is the new
name for stock gambling
New York aldermen get no more passe
on the New YORK Central railroad.
China Ia satished II she can kill one Frenct
man for every five Chinamen killed.
Gall on Mullin In his nsw tobacco store
SIS West Front street.
CLAIMS and crabs, also SAT- oysters, at Pom
nells hsh stand l2o and lzs King street.
Touched the bank tlll," an excha ng,
calls 1t when the Cashier gets away with toU,
900.
The Philadelphia Star asks who st Johi
is. sc are afraid he has not read the bibl
lately.
Kobblng po.t Offices has row become pub
lic pastime, along with getting away witt
bauk funds.
CONSUMPTION, Coughs and Colds cured b,
DIR. KING's NEw DISCOVERY for Consump
tion. Trial Bottles free. N B. Dantorth.
Take your oauies w rieilans's, s0T Marx q
street, and have their picturos taken bv tn
instantaneous process.
Having bought n Job lot Of fblll-heads sn
cards cheap, we win give those who wisl
printing the advantage In the money saved
at the REPUBLICAN othce.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
The War In China.

PARIS, Sept. 2-The delegation of tho
Extreme Left has sent letter to Presi-
dent Grevy pointing ont that France IL
conducting war with China without
the vote Of the Cham bers, and is ex pend
ing money without the sanction of Par
lament. The dispersion of the country's
forces, the letter continues. IL weakening
the national defenses, and a personal
power ia being affirmed with an obsti-
macy and audacity unworthy of the Re-
public. The Constitution remains a
dead letter and the Government acts
without informing or consulting the
representatives of the people. The let
ter concludes by demanding the con-
vocation Of the Chambers and appealing
TO M. Grevy's high political probity.
1t IL believed that NJ. Grevy will SIM
ply acknowledge the receipt Of the let
ter, making no further reply.
General Millot, who has had the COM
mand OF the French troops in Tonquin,
will embark at Saigon on the 22d inst. !,
on his return to France. His successor
will he appointed by the cabinet Coun-
Gil after Prime Minister Ferry's return
from Saint-Die. The Temps, in an edi-
torial on the Tonquin forces. urges the
Government TO give the compa and Of the
French troops there TO an officer hold.
ing an important position In the couu.
try and accustomed 70 handling large
bodies Of troops. The preparations
have been completed for the despatch
Of 1900 marines aud G,000 regulars to
China, If circumstances should render
1t necessary.
LIHUNG CHANG DEPosED.
Letters from Tien. Tsen, received at
Shanghai state that Ia Hung Chang,
the distinguished viceroy of Pee Chi Ii,
has been degraded from his high posi-
tion and deprived of his titles. His
chief minister succeeds him as vice.
roy. This report needs confirmation.
The present condition OF affairs at
Shanghai Is most trying. A declared
state Of war would be preferable.
Frenchmen who are living there ex-
pect to be expelled at any hour. The
Chinese Officials are in q high state OF
excitement.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Burke and KeIlum.

Uall telephone 247 for the hest coal
for family Jse also lime, sand, etc.
Burke q KelIuIn, King and Railroad.
Branch office, Seventh and Jefferson
streets.
Photographs
made by the instantaneous process.
Fine retouched cabinets, German finish,
S30O per dozen at Holland 3, 307 Market
street.
Read This.
For bargains IN coal, -four, feed, hay
and straw call at No. 713 West Front
street, between Madison and Monroe.
Painting.
T. Danner, $40 Market street. Is
ready to do all kinds Of paint
Ing and graiping. Jobbing q speciality.
Bargainsi BargainsiI
For the next thirty days In cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
ut 105 Es st Second street.
Prompt ReIiablei Safe
Canada Pine Syrup for coughs and
colns, can be depended on every time.
as cents a bottle.
We have purchased this year nu-
Terons cuts of steamboats, and steam
cars, besides good quantity of well.
selected wood type suitable for poster
work, such as is used for pic.nics and
Sunday school excursions, and will
guarantee good work, and prices In
keeping with such at the REPUBLICAN,
Office
The worst case of dyspepsia can be
cured by using Clarkes Vegetable
Compound, as thousands can testify
that lave been cured by its use. Try 1t
Get your drugs and medicines at
Hartman's drug store, Fifth and Poplar.
II is first class place to have prescrip-
tions compounded
Taylor & Fullerton's genuine insect
powder kills insects of all descriptions.
Taylor & Fullerton. 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Life will bring cares, many Of them
doubtless heavy and bitter. Troubles
there are far more sad than many for
tunate ones ever know but there Ia
Que generally safo and certain cure for
all, that is work. Occupation for
others must bring with II the greater
pauaeca for all unhappiness, dullness,
or ennui.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
what We Arc ana what We DO.

While what we do unquestionably
Influences what we are, 1t is equally
true that what we are influences and
determines the real value OF what we
do, Let no one then imagine than he
can permanently benefit his work or
further his business by sacrificing his
own manhood or neglecting other Ob.
legations.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 2.-In to-
days election there are no prominent
local or State issues calculated to call
out an unusual vote, but as the day
dawned fine, despite the slack canvass
made by both sides, 1t seems likely that
a pretty full vote will be polled. The
vote today will be compared with the
vote for Governor in 1880. That year
the total vote was 70,6S4. or this the
Republican candidate for Governor had
Al, ,S48, the Democratic candidate q, 245,
and there were 1878 Greenback votes
and IS strays."
A new feature of the present election
will be that the Secretary OF State and
State Auditor will be for the first time
elected by the people, instead of by the
General Assembly, as formerly. Two
members of the Forty-Dinth Congress,
members of the Legislature and county
officers will also be elected. The new
Legislature will elect successor to
United States Senator Morrill,. The late
Legislature had 1856 Republican ma
jority on joint bablot.
BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept.2. -Burling-
ton elects g. A. Hibbard, City Repre-.
sentative, by 392 majority In q total
vote Of 1900. This is the largest Demo
CraI1C IuAJOTtby ever cssSt nero.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt, Sept.
|2.-Returns from 30 towns In Vermont
give Pingree, Rep, 1871; Redington
DEM, 5666; scattering, III. These
towns last year gave Farnhnm, Rep,
1877 Phelps, Dem, 6253; scattering,
165. The Indications are that PiDgree's
majority will be less than $4,000. Re-
turns from 40 towns give Pingree, Rep.
1896, Redinpton, DEM, 402l; -scatteving
1O1. In 1880 the same towns gave
Farnham, Rep, 10, 293; Phelps, DEM,
4453, and scattering, 1913.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 2.-Burlfng-
ton gives Pingres 912 and Redington
1923 Redington's majority, Ill.
This Is the first time this city has ever
given o majority for Democratic
State ticket G. A. Hibbard (Dem.
WAS elected Representative by major
icy of 394.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept.
$50 far as returns have been received
| in the First Congressional District
steward, Rep, receives 1888 Simmons
Dem, All Kidder, Greenback, 301, and
scattering LAT. In the Second District
IGrout, Rep, receives 7S47; Goddard
Dem, 3187 Soule Greenback, IS, and
scattering a. The returns are coming In
Islowly.
WHITE RIVER, JUNCTION, VT, Sept
I2.-1O5 towns in Vermont give Pingree
Rep, %, ,636 Nedipgton, Dem., 10. 440
scattering, 29l. The same towns, II
1850, gave Farnham, 25,964; Phelps
In, 1855. scattering, 492.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
The Uhespest ana MOST ReliaDle

place in tho city to buy nne imported and all
the most leading brands Of domestic cigars is
at Beehan's Great Tobacco, snuff and Gents
Furnishing Goods Emporium, S. W. corner
Sth and Madison streets. Anything the
most fastidious smoker or ohewer may desire.
appertaining TO the business may be found
at his pltce. He has the largest and most
carefully selected STOCK in the State, at pri-
ces that defy competition. lie guarantees as
good a cigar for 8 cents, as you usually get
elsewhere for 60. Stop In; SEQ him he win
be pleased 10 see you, and give you tho worth
your money every tin =.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
The Water Commission.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Water Commission was held last night.
1t was decided TO let the bids for coal,
which were presented at the meeting
last week, lie over until some future
time and to purchase ten tons of Lee
coal from Charles Warner & Company,
and ten tons of Schuylkill pea coal
from George W. Bush & Sons, for the
purpose of experimenting. The weekly
and monthly pay-rolls, amounting TO
S279. % and $3.50 respectively, were pre-
sented and orders drawn in favor of the
chief engineer. Mr.. Gibbons moved that
the chief engineer be instructed to
shorten the payroll for this week, but
1t was thought by the other members
that such a motion was not necessary,
as the amount of the pay roll would be
kept atas low figure as possible. On
motion, the collector Of water rents was
instructed to stop the supply OF water
70 those delinquents who, after two de-
mands for pay ment made at intervals
of six days each, still refuse to pay.
The Board then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Pfcture Frames.

People are complaining about dull
times, but nevertheless Yerger, at
Fourth and Shipley streets. IL dong q
good business on account OF low prices.
He makes gold and bronze frames q
specially; he is the leading frame
maker one call IL all he asks.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Ge,,sr al Basin ess Notes.

At a special meeting of the paper
stock importing trade of New York,
held on Tuesday, forty firms being
represented, committee of three was
appointed to try to secure "such modi-
fcation of the order of the Secretary of
the Treasury prohibiting the importation
of rags as will give reasonable protec-
tion to the trade" The committee were
TO start for Washington last night to
attend a meeting of the trade to be hel d
in that city to-day
The Slate Pool at Granville, New
York, has voted to stop all quarries for
the production of green slate for thirty
days, or until the present stock of sla to
il diminished.
A telegram from Montreal says
Great CONSERVATION and indignation
has been created amongst the grain
merchants of this city ON account of the
re-iInposition of TX cents per ton wharf
age dues on grain, and 1t is thought the
trade should be called together to con-
slider and take action In the matter.
One cent per ton has been charged since
the 10Th of June last, and the old rate
again came into operation yesterday
An executive session of the manutao-
turers Of knit wollen goods was begun
on Tuesday in Saratoga. Representa-
tives of about 100 manufactures wert
present. The object of the meetin & is
to devise some plan for cutting down
the overproduction of goods. H. S.
Bougee was elected President.
The Transcontinental Association,
comprising the railroads west Of the
Missouri river which are concerned In
the California trade, is holding an ex-
ecutive session in Saratoga.
The window glass factories and many
of the bottle houses at Pittsburg have
resumed Operations after the usual
Summer suspension of two months
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Lost.

A carriage whip was lost In going
from Fifth and Jefferson street, down
Jefferson to Fourth, to Adams. to
Chestnut, to BroOme, to Fifth avenue,
to Maryland avenue, to Seventh
avenue. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on leaving 1t at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
For Sale or Eent.

The three story brick house No. Alb
Jefferson street, with all the latest i'm
provements, con tanning ten rooms, side
porch, and bay window. On easy
terms. Apply to Howard E. Vernon
REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Loaf Pocket. Book.

A lady lost her pocket.book last even
ing on Market street, East Seventh,
King or Fourth streets. 1t contained
$il. % and q receipt for rent. The finder
will be suitable rewarded on leaving 1t
at 22l West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Shoulder Braces

for arched or round shoulders, weak
chests, etc., in great variety at Ladies'
Department of q. James Belts, drug.
gist, Sixth and Market Competent
lady attendant. Entrance, No. l West
Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
sheep.

Reuben Satterth waite, Of Stanton, VIII
have 400 choice OHIO ewes and wethers
for sale on and after the 9th inst;
Farmers who wish to purchase should
call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

f. V. Mccall, who is connected with
the tobacco and cigar agency with U. X.
Gilmore, has gone to the country To
look after his vineyard.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
Just what We Say

Silks less than cost to make bought
for ready cash, warranted not to cut.
Russell's, 3O6 Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Special cash bargains in cotton and
WOO len fiannels. Russell's.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

A boy who can read manuscript. Ap.
ply at this office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

That will not wear out or rust, sold by
Danforth, Second and Market. A hit
guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

The temperature is gradually rising,
and warm weather may be expected.
Tomorrow promises to be hazy and
sho very in some sections of the country.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

People in want of good lunch and a
cool glass of beer, would do well to
call to, n light at the Ebbitt House, 1lth
and Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

People in want of a good lunch and q
cool glass of beer. would do we'll to
cali tonight at the Ebbitt House, 18th
and Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Everybody chews Elephant Chewina
Tobacco, and gets 1t from Chapman No.
East Third street. and Seventh and
o ange streets. TFt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

fenn g. Cos thermometer registered
yesterday, so degrees at 8 p. M, 70 al
p. M, and 10 at 10 .. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Esti-
mates furnished. All work guaranteed.
122 Market steet. d I.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

$5 to $40 can be saved by buying O
silk dress now at Russell's.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Goods freely shown at Russell's Bee
Hive, 3e6 Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Over three thousand Jerseys bought
for cash. Russell's Bee Hive.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Benson's Capcine plssters have been award
cd gold medals over all competitors. saft
and positive.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Now Offering good black and colored
silks; bought for cash. Russelrs, SOC
Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Job printing d RnrpDL1uAx onoa
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Mate OF the Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade.
o'clock 10 o'clock II O'Clock.
72o 800 $50
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Bush's coal is the kind you want.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-03

Gall telephone M7 for the best coal
for family Use; also lime, sand, etc.
Burke q KelIum, King and Railroad.
Branch office, Seventh and Jefferson
streets.