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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11
News Summary.

a train on the Gettysburg and Har-
risburg Railroad, containing the com.
psnies Of the Tenth and Fifteenth Rsgi-,
lnents returning from tho State Eu-
|campmens, was thrown from the track
near Carlisle Junction; on Saturday,
by the spreading Of the rails, and the
engine and tender fell down an embank-
ment. Frank Small, conductor, and
Fuller Thompson, fireman, were killed.
Three men named Nelson, Goelsett
and Watts were arrested in New York
on Friday night for posting on the
streets proclamations in reference to the
execution of Schumacher, the Vienna
Socialist. They were fined IS each on
Saturday for violation of city ordi.
nance, and Justus Schwab paid the
fines
The disabled steamer Lydian Mon
arch, from London for New York, with
1852 passengers, put into st. Johns, Now
foundland, on Saturday. She WAS 81
days out. She sailed at eight O'Clock
yesterday morning for New York. At
last accounts she was a few miles off
Cape Fear, looking disabled"
Ten or twelve convicts have escaped
from plantation opposite Vicksburg
and lodged in cane brake few miles
below that city. Having made repeated
raids on the Deighboring farms, q posse
has been organized for their capture,
with bloodhounds.
4 Tho Signal Service Bureau had pfe-
dicted frost in the Ohio Valley and Up.
per Lake region for Saturday night and
yesterday morning. Reports received
up to 1 o'clock yesterday morning
failed in every instance to verify the
prediction.
The last layer of stone was placed
on the Washington monument, In
Washington, on Saturday, and the
structure il now 500 feet in height.
The erection of the frame work for the
roof, which will be 80 feet high, will
now be proceeded with.
i A FIRE at Catlettsburg, Kentucky, yes
terday morning, destroyed Potter
Brothers warehouse and five other
buildings. Loss $4,000. Three men
were killed and two others fatally in
jured by falling walls.
Nellie WEIGH, aged 20 years, a do
mestic, attempted suicide in Albany
, yesterday morning, in fit of insanity
She cut her throat with carving knife
but finding it too dull set fire to hel
clio, hing and was fatally burned.
George Scudder. aged q years, de
scribed as "a most estimable younl
! man." committed suicide by shooting
! himself in the head, 10 Sandusky Y, Ohio
on Saturday night. No cause for sui
eide is assigned.
Henry A. Haworth, Common Coun
Gilman from the Twenty fourth Ward
aud real estate agent, has disappeared
1t is said there are claims against hin
. amounting 10 about $40, 200.
n There was severe frest in Norther
n Michigan last Thursday night. At Eas
q Tarnas the potato and buckwheat crop
were ruined.
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Coming Home.

We have received note from George
Veale, Jr., dated at Brussels, Belgium,
July 2Sth, In which lie says: l will
leave Antwerp August I'd, per steamer
Noord land ,and expects to arrive in New
York about the 18th or 18th inst. am
enjoying good health, and have had a
pleasant trip considering the cholera
" which has driven mauy Ameri cans
home.
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WIDE Awake.

TIE Maine Democrats are deludinG
themselves with the hope that they can
make % still hunt, AZ they did III 1850,
but the Republicans are too wide awake
for that this time. The Boston Herald 4
correspendent has TO admit that there
is no use in trying 10 misIepresent the
fact thar the Maine Republicans are ex,
esedinely hopeful and enthusiastic and
have q splendid organization.
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Doors OF Paper,

A durable and weighty looking door
is now made of paper. While it costs
about the same as wood, it is much bet
ter, because there is no shrinking SWELL
ing, cracking or warping. 1t is COM
posed of two thick paper boards, stamps
ed and moulded into panels, and glued
together with glue and potash, and then
rolled through heavy rollers. 1t is first
covered with waterproof coating, and
is painted and vanished aud hung in
the ordinary way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11

The Sabbath school connected with
the old City Mission will make an ex-
cursion to Penpsgrove on Thursday.
They wish all their friends TO join
them on this occasion and contribute to
render the day one of pleasure as well
as profit. See adv.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11
Sale of stock /.

William Dean will sell at public
sale on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, a fine
lot of sheep and lambs, two Dares and
colt, Ave thorough bred Jersey cows,
one thorough bred Alderney bull, and
q lot o farming utensils.
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Dr. s,m.ns, pain ssxrcner,

Iu hot water, Immediately relieves
cramps, pains, cholera morbus' heu'
ralga, headache, etc.; the very 1a ineu,
cine for cnoleratic diseases, 30 cents.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. Depot
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11

New styles of type will he constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN, job ROOMS.
We invite q call when wanting )op
work, and we fiatter ourselves that we
csa please both in work and price.
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Ptruae nsDo Orgsu,s,

Buy only WILCox& Il WHITE oHoAh
~ A. EoIrTH & o., 7l3 Market stfee'
" f. NULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11

Daniel b. Hull blacksmith, residing
at 9l2 Chestnut street, wishes it stated
that he is not the Daniel Hull who was
fined by Judge Cummins last Saturday
morning, for being drunk and disorder
lily.
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.sga@!iI

Alfrsa EAgar Best. ...A....s
Sun rises 6.e7.- Sun sets 7.os. :,
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
Rumf0rd BrOthers, HstteFs.
Harry Men-Glovers.
Oiam soup at Fullmer's.
Try Ainscow's clam soup.
Dsviied crabs st Fullmer's.
Try Ainsoow's deviled crabs.
Try Ainscow's clam chowder.
Soft she'll crabs ct Fullmers.
Try Ainscow's deviled CLANS.
Try Ainscow's ice cold oysters.
. New reclining camp chairs 99c. store.
Brazilian Tonic Bitters only s0 cents.
Change for . Sovsrsign.-A republic.
Goal, flour, feed, Steward, 7la W. Front.
OiJ Laundry. Sixth and shipley strssts.
Miliard r. Davis, jewellers Z. End street.
Turtle soup and stewed crabs at Fullmer's
Wrtngers sold and repaired, ut 313 Shipley
Fine ls X. Rings, at Aanf. IL +. Fourth ct
lirasilian Bailn, coughs and colds, 10 cts
VIM. +. Lowell best beef, NO. II and street
market.
Go TO Vests, els Market street, for sport
ing goods.
ball goods.
Cheap -four aud feod, Kimble, Front and
Madison streets.
Kyie's loo Cream Of all havors, at Mo
Oaftrey's, NO. 236 Madison street.
Remember you get ~ hours at the Capes
| on the Scott excursion. Tickets $l.00.
great financier is thief who succeeds.
| A thief fs q great tnancier who fails.
CLAIMS and crabs, also sat oysters, at Pc
nells fsh stand, 10 and liz King street.
Pierre Lorillard's horses won him $17, SOC
/ in one day at the Monmouth Park races.
Go to Shoemaker's. 5O2 King street, and
get good dinner. Also choice Ice cream.
why is q man reused out of his sleep like Q
silk hat in a storm Because his nap is dis
turbed.
TlNTYPES. The best and cheapest. Gal
! lery, East Third street. lnstantanoOui
process.
Take your babies TO Holland's, 8o7 Marke
street, and havo their pictures taken BY tn
instantaneous process.
Best time in the whole year to go to tn
Capes. So come and 20 with the Scott, for $l.U
on Wednesday, August l3, 1854.
The place to get reliable work done is 81
W. Front street. Buckmaster and Wood
mansey, house and sign painters.
"It's so quiet in the country" said Rot
Iinson. +" that I've often lain awake at nigh
and listened to the bed-tickiug ~
A Burlington mother has special roer
for adm inistering corporal punishment Z
her children. She calls 1t her box office.
Little flaxen hair: Papa, it's raining
Papa, annoyed by work in hand: "Well, IL
1t rain - Little haxen hair, timidly: :"
was going to-"
BE sure and be at the r., ". Il b. Depl
ia 625 q. IN. to 20 on the cott:I.iterary excu
sion. Tickets 100; children under II year
90 cents under {, 6,free,
Having bought u loD lot Of bill-heads an
! cards cheap, we will give those who wiz
, Iprinting the advantage In the money saved
at the REPUBLICAN OH 90.
Oh, LOVE, MY LOVE
Her saucy dimples come and 20,
She lsces rather tight;
ri Her curls in rich abundance flow
she takes them off at night.
Her lips would tempt o honey bee,
81 Her left eyes all askew;
Il A Gainsborough hat she wears
II And a number fourteen shoe.
She cannot bake flannel cake,
i Yet eats them by the score;
4 She loves me, am pretty sure,
but loves her poodle more.
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Wanted.

The public to know that they can
get ice day or night, also all day Sun
day, at 209 West Eighth street. S. r..
Hamilton.
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Fresh Roasted COGoe

Every day az the Union Pacihc Lea
store, BIT Market street. opposite oi'y
Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11

Hacks leave for Carroll & Dawson 8
picnic and sports from Fifth and Mar
ket streetB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-11

Carroll Il Dawson's picnic and ath.
letic sports August ~ and 13, at
schuetzen Park.
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An Exciting Race.

Last Saturday afternoon the good
yacht Nancy" formerly named
Alice" owned and commanded by
City Solicitor Turner, weighed her
anchor, and with her sails spread TO the
breeze, skipped gaily down the Christi
ana, and out upon the raging .iiinws of
the mighty Delaware, fo- :, trial of
speed with another flyer.
The "Naucy" was in cilarge of a we'll
known attorney OF this city. NJ o acted
az sailing MASTER, and although Ae exert
ed all the skill of an experienced navi-
gator, the Money was beaten,
owing probably to the fact that she was
ballasted with several Hundred pounds
of sand, and such a vast weight Of legal
lore.
A small cannon is mounted on the
bow of the Nancy" and wien Com.
mander Turner saw his adversary
sailing far ahead he resolved to give
him parting salute, and with this end
in view loaded the little cannon to the
muzzle, but while he was engaged in
fastening cigar stump to the end of q
fishing pole for match, the navigator,
fearful of the consequences 10 the
yacht if the gun should be fired, poured
water in the touchhole, ard the com
mander tried in vain to fire il OFT. Tho
party arrived home safe and sound.
and it is probable the race will be re-
peated some other day.
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Good coal at Busn's French street
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rxv su his cosi; roo vJl like Is.
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Tne Cholera In France and Italy.

MARsEILLEs, August 10.-The in
tense heat Is causing an Increase i'll the
mortality among the cholera patieuts.
Seven desths occurred.
Twelve deaths from cholera occurred
at Gigean on Saturday; at Aries 1.-TWO,
and at Montpelier one. The number of
cases uuder treatment in the ho pital
have decreased to 43.
ToULoN, August 10-Four deaths
from cholera had occurred since last
night at ten o'clock this mornipg. There
have been no deaths siuce that hour.
The record for to day of the hospitals
here is as follows: Admitted, Z; cured,
13; deaths, 1; under treatment, so. There
was one death to-day at lie Beaussenr,
that of a prisoner from Tt ulon.
| At $40 p. m. to-day there ha been IA
deaths here from cholera WITHIN "a
hours.
| LONDON, Aug. 10. - The English
cholera has appear, d in sever al di,tru ts
of Lancashire and is making cons der
able headway. The number of persons
struck with il exceeds two hundred,
and five deaths have so far occurred.
The doctors attribute the outbreak to
the excessive heat and the use of inn
/ proper articles of food.
ROME, Aug. 10.-The report of the
TaVaReS OF cn0lera III liza y since the
last account is as follows One death
has occurred at Dronero, two deaths
a nd one fresh case are reported at Cairo
Montenotte; at Bellni there are two
cases, which have been isolated. Fresh
cases are reported at Ssiorga and Pan
calieri, and one death at the latter place,
and three deaths at Pearo Osapo
BERLIN, Aug. 10.-Dr. Koch, the
lgreat authority on cholera, stated in a
lecture that he was ccnviI ced that I'll g
elta of the Ganges was tue real home
the disease. The religious pilgrim.
ages in India greatly promo ii the
spread Of the cholera. An imp owed
water supply, DR.. Koch thought, was
the best means of checking the disease.
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LOUlSIsyA ALI. RIGHT.
PROsPECTs BRIGRTEe = FREE
TRADE DENOUA CED-AN EX.
SENATOR FOR BLAINE.

WASHINGToN, Aug. 0-Repregen-
tative Kellogg, who has recently return
ed from LOuisiana, says the Repu blican
prospects, In that State are brighter than
they have been before for several years.
In mingling with the peope Of the State
during his visit, Mr.. Kellogg found
among large portion of the Democrata
o stI ong determination TO cut loose frono
their party, mainly because Of its vaga-
rtes on the tariff question. Mr.. Kellogg
Is q man cautious in his expressions as
to probable future results, but lie pri-
vateiy says that there is more than an
equal chance of securing the electoral
vote of Louisiana for Blaine and Logan.
He also thinks there is a chance for a
gain of two Republican Congressman in
Louisiana this year.
He says the issue between the free.
t rade policy of the Democratic party
and the protection policy of the Re-
publican party is more sharply drawn
other Southern State, and it has al
ready produced great effect iu that.
State, where thousands of white Demo-
Gratis have declared their independence
on that question. Mr.. Kellogg thinks
the result may be to divide parties in
Louisiana In such manner that 1t will
be practicable to secure fair elections,
not only in Congressional districts, but
in the State ut large.
| AS an Indication of this he referred
to an editorial In the Claiborne Guar.
dian of q recent date, which reads 50
follows: Ex-senator Walton, of Con-
cordia, the leader of the Democracy in
that parish, has come squarely out for
Blaine. He sets forth in his letter that
there Is no longer any political neces-
sity for the South's remaining solid
THAT time, he thinks, is past. He also
sets forth that he believes in projection
as principle, and for these and other
reasons he supports Blaine. If the ex-
Senator really believes in protection as
. 3 principle, he should join the Repub-
lican party, as he has done, as that Is
the party Of protection. We are o
Democrat because we do not believe in
protection. The man who believes in
/ protection is only acting honestly when
he joins the Republicans.
We know no good reason why O
: Southern man should not assert hi q
t political principles. We think it will
be better for the South when there are
two intelligent parties and people are
divided by political convictions. The
i, rule of either OF the parties then would
4 be better than the present machine
methods. We have no censure for the
man whose convictions lead him into
t the Republican ranks. The 'Solid
: South is a disadvantage to the Demo-
;, cratic party. But it may be that Colo
mel Walton has not taken this step
4 from purely disinterested motives. 1t
is intimated that he has an eye to Con.
gress. The future will disclose the mat.
ter"
Mr.. Kellogg says there is good reason
to believe that the electoral ticket to be
selected by the sugar planters and
others interested in protection to
by the Republican State Committee and
that it will be elected.
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lieutenant 4. f. Gordon. Il. y. Deputy SUI
psrutcuIrut of tho ruI'otaf Meteorological .'rvlc'
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stations 80 .hr straits .hu Hr- 400 ucs of loo 'p ZOO
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winch uOcK- HUDSON rttdts ID June ONES iruiu, anu
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hudson Straits. 90 wnt p.u.e oI ln q '~oh Bay Al
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water a De noticed aAd ne couAllJh- ol STATE o.
tue zee CSus Hone is tine most important station ana
mere ala uon 20 The other siservaupns. temporary
msgnetical station Will ne opened. Mr. stewart,
Ohz-rvatory several year viii DE IN charge o' tue
observations tere. All the stations will De supplied by
tie NeptDhe IA stock OF prJVslOns 10 i uuti yeai
lions be- -s@ri nv the observer NJ return
home Their winter life these desc promise:
10 Ue lonely one, put 40 dnuht Will have 10 cOmpeu
satluu,. RON Hudson Straits Lieutenant GoIdos wII
proceed 70 Fort Churchill where another ob.ec Is wi
De Stationed. The Lieutenant expects 10 return hom,
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BITS or NEW, FROM THE COURTS.

Ell~ or NlsNN I l'f II liAl' WV "a ~
I'm Che. u,t Of George f.. Cummings, a stock
holder o. rc Nrv.Npr, .uu-.rt HIIl. 3.a'as, i''
Company. GuIoph N.ou.o0. jaime, % fi'A, Ferdinand
Ward \.rr Weber aul others winch was before judge
Van Uruut Iu o.. Supreme tnJrt t.tu'.r- ..'r'5'
, u,oiI,n We, made mat Tao inu.cl1I rr. raining iue
defendants rom lrt+ins the Casino. 1t Hr'ti"' ana
IIlr., -4.utL-t., b. coIl ul"l d4fu- lho p'"4'"''
90 the acIon. Mr. Ar1ns'n is ojoinei oy i"e
temporary Injunction from receiving auy OF lh'
Gonna, ,,'- money EtIuig. utJ~uulcfrr appeared Tor
Mr. Canning, 70 sup port the notion David NJ Lawn
trf op sed 70; General Wlng1t- appeared Tor NJ. Fish;
william IT, shepard Appeared ior NJ ward and Edward
f. poiy. The complaint charges that Mr.. Aronsnn acts
% presIdent secretary, manager Of the com
pAny leader OF tie orchestra Al tle request OF MI
s -plrd and General Nins4te an adourunenI va
TAX "a until Tuesday.
Tie N.uLa,tan AMI New York Elevated Railway Con-
pauy yesterday oatiu.d extension " time IN when
10 have commission appointed AMI to assess tdn Va ue
If the land ia rceuwicl aud Rector Joan H. clover
obtained a judgment against the railway company ll
January, All ~ the deere. provided tnit u eos
railway company should conielnn tho land ia th-7'
streets owned Co., clover before july Is, l~oi, lnuu-
on should be granted against tn operation OF me ran
road a. those PAGES. DECO a faIertor.. tr the com
panv said tlat 4 commission had been applied for IN Tue
supreme CURT uut u>d Not ye, been appointed. AID
JuI re luzr.a an, IN the superior tolr,, Chtnocis
granted unu! January D. las5' To comply with the
In tne matter Of an application for nunc:oo by the
N@,sYurl Hetropo itan Telephone and Telegraph Com
parg 10 restrain Culve Lead COMPANY from digging
around cert poles Ihlryninth-t. near -lIth-ive
which te cJinyans' wres are earned, Juuge III
ham, DID he up-liOr Court, decided yesterday mat tO
Whatever damages m<ut oe su tined comPiete re
found action 1t law, and he denied tA'
| motion for injunction.
Charles A. Fue, Who some time ago obtained tempo
rlry injunction AGAINST the Mayor utr0ltr and -inkn
Fund Commissioners, 10 restrain then from letthg
Franchise for ferries 70 run from Pier No l. asl River
10 staten Island aud Bay kdgey yesterday made motoA
| before JUICE Lawrence. supreine Court Chambers Y
continue Tie Injunction while MS suit against the CITY
pending. Ihis motion Tue Court refused " grant -h
! dismissed the injunction.