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Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

Tho Opera House was d lied last Sat
urday TO witness The Two Johns, -
but IL 10 exceedingly doubtful If the
people had any idea Of what WAS in
store for them when they entered, but
from the time the johns made their ap.
pearance upon tho stage, until their
hnal speech, they made the people
laugh 70 much that it was misery to
laugh any more +; In fact, sometimes the
mirth was 30 hilarious, that it was al
most impossible to hear what was be
ing said ON the stage.
The comedy ~ re- written and revised
would scarcely be recognized AZ thai
presented in this city last season and
the season previous, and it IL safe to say
that 1t ID now one of the best on the
stage. Messrs. Stewart and Hart were
better on Saturday night than ever be
fore, am their acting seemed like wit
Messing series OF high ludicrous scenes
In real life. With 1.-THE Two Johns, +"
as it nov is, crowded houses and de-
lighted auditors are assured wherever
they may appear,
Considerable Of the speciality bust.
ness has been taken out, and that which
remains, consisting Of q few songs and
operatic selections, 10 made part fthe
play, and like everything else in the
comedy was performed In an excellent
manner. If the company should re,urr
during the present season, it is ques-
tionable II the Op-ra House will be
large enough to hold the people.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
Tho Kingdom OF God.

We have received from the publish.
ers, r. Wilkins & Co. 576 Washington
street, Boston, a neatly bound volume
of the History Of the Kingdom of
God" by Jonathan Cummings, editor
of the Age to Come and Jerusalem's
Pioneer, which IL we'll worth all the
time occupied in its perusal. The book
makes lucid matters concerning the
Kingdom of God which very many
are ignorant of. Starting out with the
origin and destiny of the Kingdom of
God, it leads the reader through all it's
phases, proving that the kingdom had
no existence before the flood; that
Christ is to be its king; Israel his
bride; the marriage contract; that
Jerusalem is to be the capital of the
kingdom ; Christ to return in the flesh
meaning of thy kingdom come; Christ
the real king, and all others but vice
roys. The reader should not stop with
che reading of one chapter of the work,
but as the several distinct parts of the
kingdom are given by as many distinct
chapters, 3 harmonious combination OF
the whole is the indisputable evidence
that this literal kingdom of territory,
subjects, laws, capital and king, is in.
deed the real and only kingdom Of God,
through which man 10 to find salvation
and eternal happiness. The two maps,
showing precisely the location Of the
territory of the Kingdom, under the
old and new covenant, will prove a
valuable guide No believer should be
without this work in fact, unbelievers
too, should read 1t, and probably the
dark clouds of ignorance and super
stition may be chased away, and the
earnest desire Of the author be accom-.
plished In saving them at last.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
FOR SALE.

have seventeen elegant prop
critics on West Seventh street,
near VanBuren and Harrison
streets, for sale that can be pur-
chased Oil the best of terms. The
owner is willing to take mortgages
on all the properties, that cannot
fail to make it easy for persons
desiring to purchase homes for
themselves. These properties are
built of the best material in the
market and were put up by q
first class builder. No better
small properties in the city. Also
elegant and desirable building
lots on Harrison, VanBuren and
jackson streets, between Sixth
Seventh and Eighth streets. APP
ply at the Republican Office, 3rd
and King streets, or M: y
POOLE. No. 9 East Seventh st
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

Last Of unclaimed letters remaining
In tho Wilmington, Del, post Office,
Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1884.
LADIES LIST. Hannah BENNETT,
Mrs. Mary Jane Brown, Mrs. Manda
Clark, Miss Lizzie Cornish, Miss Het-
tie Delaney, Mrs. John Drummond,
Miss Bridget Fitzpatrick, Mrs. 8. b.
Feitsch. Mrs. Mary 0raugh, Mrs. Susie
Jane, M ss Clara Hooper, Mrs. Hop
kins, Mrs. d. Hurd, Mrs. NJ. Heck.
mann, Miss Rachal Hanson, Miss Lau-
r. A. Hsrvy, Mrs. j. G. Hishfield, Mrs.
Anna Jefferis, Miss Mary Jones. Miss
Matilda HOFFMAN, Miss Abbie Mar.
schall, Miss Ella Miller, Mrs. Murphy,
Mrs. Sarah Miller, Miss Susie Martin,
Miss E. Noses. Miss Nellie Newell,
Mrs. Julia Phifer, Miss Annie Russell,
Mrs. Carrie Stephens, Miss Emma @.
Sparkle, Miss Sallie X. 6tidhxm, Mrs.
Mary e. l.. Trusty, Miss Ida B. Towns.
end, M iss Annie K. Webster, Mrs. H.
M. Webb, Mrs. A. p. Zelley.
GENTLEMHN's LIsT.-A. M. Ander.
son, Isaac Brown, Edward Corson, Will
liam Cox, Abraham David, 2. Davis,
Joseph Egan, Jno. g. Eerruth, John r.
Der, Otto Greir, Robt. NJ. Gardner.
James Green, William Giles, Patrick
Herrity, Robert r. Hall, T. B. Humes,
VIM. +. Hopes, l. N. Harrington,
Harry B. johnson, 8. N. Jones, James
King, r. Korh, James Lang, Jr., Mr..
Lambert, A. 7. Mitchell, M. j. McKeg-
man, j. Moxey, Jack Nulty, John w.
PHILIPPE, Jas. Price, Webster Richard
son, Geo. e. Smith, Jefferson Shields,
George Stinson, James Smith, Joseph
H. Smith, Wilhelm Schick, William
Snyder, Dennis Taylor, r. B. Vaughn,
(2) Henry Warner, Silas Warrington.
LOCAL LETTnRS- LADIES LIST
Ida. II. Collins, Mrs. Amy Lang, Miss
Lizzie Marshall.
GENTLEMEN's LIsT.-Samuel Brad
ley, II. u. Oustis, A. j. Russell, John
Sweeney, Nj. Il. Willis.
LETTERS RETURNED FROM DEAD
LETTER OFFICE LIST
Annie Bland, Hattie Hicks, Sarah 8.
Jackson.
GENTLEMEN LIsT.-M. A. Hexie,
Jean D. 8. Kane, Charles Williams,
Francis Walker.
FOREIGN LETTFRs.-Michelangelo
Bouiello, Cay taino, Cardayco Parr.
quale Ceno, A. Chiappon, Milunghan
Francisco, Vincenca Glannotti, Maeir
Hast, Vitardonio Lichetto, Francisco
Palito, Verrilli Donate Pichishnillo,
Carmella Reda, j. f. Sconslla, An
t0nino Urgo.
H 10 obtain any of these Letters
the applicant must ask for Advertised
Letters and give the date Of this list.
w. Y. 6wIGGETT. Post Master.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
Police q. the Brandywiue,

Several weeks ago petition was pre-
scented to Council, signed by some of
the largest property holders and manu-
facturers along the Brandywine, asking
that the two special officers appointed
for duty along that stream until the
FIRST of October should be continued a
month or so longer, and it is hoped that
the Police Committee, to whom the
petition was referred, will make q
favo. able report next Thursday night.
The two men who have done duty there
during the summer have proved them
selves faithful and efficient, and the
very best order has been preserved. At
this season of the year q walk along
the Brandywine is a luxury enjoyed by
hundreds, and they should be protected.
In addition to this, as soon as the Off
GERS are removed, the people residing In
that vicinity will he subjected to the
and outrages of tramps.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
Preparation for Christmas Holi
days.

The unprecedented success achieved
by 8. II. Baynard in the formation of
the watch clubs, has induced him to
start the fourth series on Tuesdey, Sep.
tember 30th. and as the time Is ap.
preaching when all desire to inform
to that usual and beneficial custom OF
gift giving (Mr. Baynard desires to
promote this laudable custom, and ap.
propriately designates this as the
!" Holiday Series") and hopes by this
method to make 1t easy for those who
desire, but often feel unable to make
such presents as would cost from $12 to
$25. The series will be conducted on
the same general principle as the ones
now RAINING, and as the amount that
will be paid in by Christmas will be
sufficient to enable any member to Sc.
cure such article as he or she may de-
sire, the advantages of this system
are such as will induce a great many
fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters,
young men ard ladies to prepare for
that time-honored usage, which is 80
rapidly approaching. As the list is
now open we advise all to call and con-
suit Mr.. Baynard before 1t is filled up.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
Personal.

o. II. Everett, who has been employ.
ed for the past three months In the
store of V. e. Holmes at Newton,
Hainey County, Kansas, has returned
to our city with his family. Mr.. Holmes
is doing quite large business and -
well pleased with the location. He is q
good business man and deserving o f the
success that has crowned his If.
forts.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

EHOR SALE-ELEv EN- OF THOSE NEW
IL 7.roomed houses, situate ON Trenton
Place. between Adams and jackson and 10th
and 1ltn streets. Bath, gas, front porches
and bay windows, front and back yards and
all modern improvem ents. These houses are
elegantly finished and are decided bargain.
formation apply to
Real Estate Agent,
8. L. Cor. Sixth and Shipley.
iolS-l
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
YOERSON AL.

Veal and undeveloped parts Of the human
body enlarged, de veloped and strengthened,
etc., Ia an interesting advertisement long run
In our paper. In reply to inquiries We vii
say that there is no evidence Of humbug
are very highly endorsed. Interested per
sons may get sealed circulars, giving al.
particulars, BY addressing Erie Medical %,
P. .. Boz 6l3, Buffalo, New York.-Toled
Evening Hsa. alkeod-40t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

thing TO do wild hats an nickels.
I'VE win now blow ont do lamps IN
|conspire Dc meetin'." RiF
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
M TuEEl sss N. 4th st., below
HAY FEVER

HAY FEVER
From Col. ].
Maidhoff, 0fNew
York l have
suffered severely
for the last ten
years from Hay
Fever In early
and midsummer
and in the fall. I
desire in the in
terest Of my fel-
low sufferers to
testify In favor Of
ElysOreamBalm
My short use Of
II demonstrated
Its efficacy. J.
Maidhoft, No.4Ol
Broadway.
Apply into the
nOstrils.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE. THE
IL best business hotel stand In New Castle
County. A good dwelling house, with seven
large rooms and good cellar. Three acres
OF land. situated on Kennett pike,lN miles
beyond city limits. ANY one wishing to TO-
spect the premises may apply on the prem
ises
sepls, eod-7tt PETER COLLINS.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE OR RENT STORE BUILD
q ing In the Philips l. Secds' block at
Fourth and French streets, suitable for
Wholesale or commission, or any heavy busi-
rces. Building strong and durable. Well
built. Location for business good and in
creasing every day. Terms easy. j. X. u
SEEDS l. SONS. 30 West 9Th Sc. aul0-dW.t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE THE TWO STORY BRICK
IL dwelling, $40 Jackson street, containing
5 rooms and bath, hot and cold water water
closet, gas, cen ented cellar, three porches,
tin roof, under drainage lot, 20xl4l It. Will
sell low II applied for foon, and on very easy
terms. L. d. GREGG, No. 6lbH Market
street. sep16-l0t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
&l0R'S CEMENT.

SaI11nSIS LEATHER CEMENT,
RUBBER CEMENT.
h, uement for repairing China, Glass
Slp Vll.are, Leather Betting, Nicer
\ It, 'sRs me-, Books, Tipping Billiard
W cur. accepts accompany each bottle
Nv, and AZ ~, Goins. 1t will relieve the pain
y r eafe for Sore Feet Hsnds ana sSS I'm Fin'
Hand ls' 10y ~ all dealers. Price per bot
Nj th se a, y put up in bottles nearly
kta s GIG OF any other cement in the
n .hoes snd Cement for REPAIRING
bottle, loo u q aa KINDS Of leather goods.
| boots sSO uSoer cement for repairing rub
lsn. A No nSc; For sale bv all ieathel
NJ New Va " ASJOR, Propr., 282 william
oieS' iune24-ly
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

! stoves MIS- OF sEOoND-AAhp
N psrsons g,ah ,tere and clothing, or any
~ bought n, 70 dispose Of 1t fair prices
: W West y, vi SOD ct A. j. OONNER'S
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

kN-ON MONDAY, THE 18TH INST.
ni.sthyst ring, In going from No. sol
MTeet 10 No ll3 West Eighth street
tAr aill be suitably rewarded on leav'
PEAo, nj Madison street. seplS-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

Il N ,htms o. ., Il, LOAN IN MORTGAGE.
''NsEND. Ny MY property. GEORGE Il,
''' Va Market st. sepi7 ct
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
| Ill.,; ~. SIMMS'
recfectisn OF Pills.

(ne mos, -. F0VOf1to Pnll0
lnplnS. sioS liver medicine on ssrs
lauon' T ylSUaness or weakness attend ths
They t amsy 40 not leave the bowels %,
~ on tSe ae and strengthen the Liver
|ss liver o nn,ndneys, stomach and skin
e. biliousnssppiaint, sick headaohe, net
|ra the boNeiSs; pain In the sides or bAok
Y Valuable IN nidneys or bladder, etc.,
agus, chilli dyspepsia, malarialfever o.
|saEly ,s APPETITE, etc. They are splsndi n
An hes lItssnales as an assistant To fesn ths
a.nded ~ They are endorsed snS ~ ~,
csand any ny thousands as the nicsst mn,
sesaf cosisd Ga ~ iivor medicine. Elessn,,
ecns n. Sal, = cents box; family boxe,
M IL neS, It Dy mail. Sold By fssdins
n a.ins str Streets M, Main depot, Fourti
astset, Phi. wilmington, lei and e,
otpnis. nov2z-tt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22
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U06mhm104tOW0R0s
T.eutaIct.re - EAuooAAonoY ava Tyho ~ ~fIr
purpoees-wfth q capital Of q 900, 000-N
which reserve fund Of over $3.50. O00 has since
been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
Constitution adopted Dec. End. A. d 1879.
The only Lottery ever vsted on and en-
dorsed BY the people of any state. 1t never
scales or postpOnes.
Its Grand single Number Draw.
fnga take place monthly.
a NPLENDlD OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRANT
DRAWING, GLASS X. IN THE ACADE-
MY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TTrES.
DAY, October II. ISS4..l73d Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 075, 900.
100. Gao Tte n cts NJ FavA uARU lara Each
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

CELECT 81 nUUL.-MKS. LAURA OF
- good Hardness respectfully announces
that on Monday, September 9Th, she will 70
open ner school for both sexes, in the Hark
ness Building, corner OF Tenth and Market
streets. with q full staff Of able and expert.
enced ,eacherS. MIS-. H. will be prepared u
insure thorough instruction In any branch Of
education thai may be desired. She REFER
with pride to her successful management Of
the primary department In past years, anc
will endeavor by mild but hrm discipline
and system, to inculcate correct habits anc
amiable department among her pupils Terms
from Of to SIS per quarter, according to classi
hcatten. For further information apply t,
MRS. HARNESS., No. 500 Market street
au22-tf
DUGBY EVENING SCHOOL OF IN
III dustrial Science, for workinKmen nd
others who desire instructio In applied
science.
SUBJECTS TAUGHT:
l. Mechanics and Practical Physics, by
lectures and experiments.
IL. General Technology, Lectures on
Fuel, Building Materials, etc., etc.
Ill. Mechanical Drawing AID Machine
Construction.
". Commercial, Arithmetic and Hook
keeping. In charge Of Science Faculty Of
delaware College.
Receive students on and after Sept. ~, at
7.ao p. m. Masonic Temple. sepl9-ot
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

Louisiana State LotteryC Company

k9V"eC 00VUC1 OOHPHHJ
1--WE do hereby Itlfy that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi-Annual drawings Of The Louisisns
; ate Lottery Company, and la person man
aye and control the drawings themselves, anc
that the same are condusted with honesty,
fairness, and in good fai.h toward all parties
ann We authorize the Company 10 use this
certincate, with tao siM lies Ut our signature
attacned, 10 its ADVERTISEMENTS
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE-CfOOD BUILDING LOTS
II on Woodlawn Avenue, between Second
and Third streets, "a feet front by 81 feet deep
to alley feet wide. Terms easy TO thoee
wishing TO improve. Apply TO JOSEPH
PYLE aug9-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

1857 Prizes, amounting to........... .$2e5, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the Office Of the Company In
New Orleans.
For further inform alton write clearly, Civ.
ing full address. Make p. u. Money Orders
pay able and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters BY
Mail or Express TALL sums Of IS and upwards
BY Express at our expensel to
M. A. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La
or N. A. DAUPHIN.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

Wy ESLEYAN COLLEGE.
THE FALL SESSION WILL OPEN
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1884.
Classical and English graduating courses
and q Preparatory Department.
au2e-lm JOHN WILSON, President.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

Wy H.AARrL9vEPkAU
w maker, No. 10 East Third street.
WILL, bel, manulAsturer Of and dealer In ali
kinds u brooch and music loading shot
guns, Ytf1es. piseOh, ammunition, etc. Fish
tackle In all its branches. Fine gun repair.
ing . speciality. Guns choked bored 70
shoot close pattern guaranteed. Locksratth-
ing, belLhanging and all kinds Of repairing
attended to. Shell carefully load
cd 70 order. au22sm
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

fELlC SALE OF LANOAS-H.=fS
"a County fresh COWS, calves ZS2S
pdngers. The subscriber will WW-
4, public sale. az the new hetel ~ l1e
D Ward Of the city OF Wilmington, DEL
Espt BY Geo. W. Steele, on
IHuRSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1854,
at one o'clock, p. M,
Lancaster County cows, and . few
4 bulls and feeders. A credit Of ninety
Willie given. No postponement on
hui Ofthe weather.
AMOS W. HOUSE.
Nv, Stidham b Son. aucts. sel6-d-w "a
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

I'D KILNE'S GREAT NERVE RE-
DINs storer isthe wonder Of tho age for
al nerve diseases. All fits stopped nee.
send to;gel Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

A LII PERSONS WHO WISH MONEY
"A on first class mortgages, should apply
10 W. SCOTT VERNON this office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

u story brick store house, % feet mont, 20
feet deep, No, III West Front street, noxt TO
the City Hotel . good stand for business.
Inquire Of Jas. O. Akin or Jas. +. Wood b
%. jy1o-t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

u ty at southwest corner Of Third and
Church streets, now tenanted by the Hare d
Morgan Company. Apply TO ]. H. AOF-
FECKER. J r., trustee OF Jos. Teas estate,
Ninth and Market streets, city. sep17-eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE-A LOT ON FRENCH ST.
e between 10th and 18th. N. E. side, II n
In. x6s n. In. deep. VIII no sold low. J.
=. PENNEY WILL, 1124 Orange st. lS-12ts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

E,gmNt}-SECONDSrORY ROOMS
M hoard. Also table board. No. Ill
tEghth street, 'eT
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE-CHEAP, STALL Pho
neer Club Sable. Apply to ]. AU
GUSTUS MCCAUI,LEY, sos Market. 1907
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE-A DRUG STORE, CLEAR
IL ing i.om 800 ito $l26 per month. Cheap
and terms easy. Good reasons for selling.
Address 3. l.. b., this ONCE. seplS-u
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NOR SALE-9ROCERY STORE AND
II fixtures Good reason for selling. Ad-
dress JAY.EYE-SEE, this Office. sep12ett
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

THOR SALE-THE HISTORY OF THE
IL Kingdom Of God, by Mrs. A. Taggart,
6O7 Market street. aulo.f
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

NUTICE-AN EXAMINATION OF
IN ladies wishing TO become teachers in
the public schools OF Wilmington, will CON-
mence In the girls high school room, at o a.
M, sept. 20, 1884. No person under Is years
Of age will be examined.
sepl6-eod-3t DAVID w. HARLAN, Supt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

modate all minds as fur as possible.
We hev moonlight nights fur SIGH pus-
SONS as am behindhand in hoeing corn
or saving wood, and we hev dark and
cloudy nights fur de benefit of burglars,
cats and gas companies Nature didn't
make de kentry all mountains nor ell
prairie, kase she realized that the
scenery would be monotonous.
:" Had de sile bin all eand We could
have raised muffin but sweet tatsrs.
Had 1t bin all clay we should hev run
largely to wheat, an crowded de price
down TO sixteen cents per bushel. DE
ocean was made salty 80 dat de corpses
o horses, cows, dogs and cats dumped
into 1t off Coney Island wouldn't inter-
fere wild de seaside hotel bizness. De
lakes war made fresh in order dat
Chicago an Buffalo might once In Q
while change DER drinks. Fack am,
| my hearers, man am mighty slimey
grain OF sand when compared to Natutl
While she has made eberythin' fur de
bes' an in de bes' way, de wisest man
| on airth, had he pin giben de job OF
maxim q yaller dog, would hev got DC
fore an hind legs all mixed up an left
de tail off altogether.
az will now cloze. l make no charge
| fur my lecktur but In case de CLUB
should deem it best to pass aroun' de
hat 7 shall offer no objeckshuns. l
j, thank you fur de distracted manner In
which you as listened to my coherent
remarks, an trust dat sheer OF You
will be turned from your evil ways into
paths preponderatin' with elevated In
tenshuns.
The orator retired in good order, and
Sir Isaac Walpole passed the hat for
his benefit. 1t returned absolutely
empty. 10. a.
Ilacktur was not deprecated BY you,'
said the President, "but RAIDER dat you
am not convinced dat Natur had any
Daily Republican., 1884-09-22

6s RhNI +. niock Il ath and Krsne1
Ife, ID s ssv for sale in all Pasts i. g
|sHw Th street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
ACCIDENTS.

SIEBERLINGs flour mill at Akron,
Ohio, was wrecked Wednesd by
lightning AID wind, involving loss of
about $4,000.
FOUR young men, students in St.
GATHERINGS (Oit) college, were drowned
Wednesday night in the Welland Canal,
near 2 Tt Dathouse.
TIE Eagle furniture factory at South
Baltimore, Nd, was destroyed by fire
Thursday afternoon. the walls of the
sructur- falling in. The loss is $780,
600; lightly insured.
THE main breaker, tower shaft, and
hoisting engine house Of the Pine Brook
mines, near S. ranton, Pa. were burned
Thur dav morning, involving g tetal
loss of $4,000, fully insured.
NEAR Delevan, Wis, Tuesday night,
Albert r. Tapping and Wirifred G.
Dewey, while out r1Gir g, were instantly
killed at a railroad crossing. The young
people were engaged to be married.
AT De|avan, Wis, on tee 18th, a scat
Fold fell at the Luthern Church, and
several workmen were badly injured
Silas Holding suffered internal injuries
of a fatal nature. Pat Toulan had
several limbs broken and was internally
III JuT6U. AuOIHSI ndH Was SllSut1y
hurt.
--LATEST reports from the track of the
terrific storm on Tuesday evening in
North western Wisconsin and Eastern
MInnesC ia show that it was one of the
most destructive tOrnado>s tnat has
ever viited that region. The loss of
property by the demolition of buildings
and crops is immense, and a number of
persons were killed and wounded.
The account of the terrible ravages of
the cholera in the city of Naples become
more distressing daily. Dispatches
state that 1.-The misery and suffering
among the poor are simply appaIling.'
Deaths from cholera in the city OF Rome
are b, ginning 10 be reported. Switzer
land has established rigorous quaran-
tine all along her Italian borders. The
epidemic also continues to spread in
Spain.
TIE Mo inc Lumber Mills, twenty-three
miles from Pensacola, Fla, burned Sat-
urday. They belong to the estate of d.
F. Sullivan, except one-quarter, willed
by Sullivan to M. l.. DAVIS. The latter
haG SO 600 insurance. No other insur-
apce. Loss about 500 900. The Louis
vile & Nashville railroad furnished a
special train to carry steam fire engine
t. save millions of feet of lumber stack
ed in the ard.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18

that tirne [ have done errands and
collecting, and have been free to 90
aud come as | chose. Mr.. Hogue has
always been a very dear friend to me.
and shall never forget his kindness.
Mr.. Johnson, tie chief g1te-keeper, is
one of the best men | ever knew. and
has lay lifelong gratitude. The
guards and keepers, one and all, have
ever treated me with kindness and
consideration, and it would be base
ness ~ me to speak of them with
other than kind words. [ do not re-
member single instance where | was
mlstreated, or ever saw any one else
SO. vi course, 1t is absolutely neces-
sary to have the strictest discipline in
such an institution as the peuitenti
airy, and 1t is often necessary to
punish donates, but they are never
treated cruelty upon any occasion
IT the prisoner conducts himself pro
perry he will never have cause to
complain, l assure you. The peni-
tertiary is conducted much Better now
than it was some years ago. 1t COM
pares as does daylight TO darkness,
yet IN the worst time | was never
mIsused IN any way. | have only
thanks and good feeling for everyone
connected with my case. | 90 with
a thankful heart and good feeling to
all. Good BY"