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pany and has been connected with the prop
erty for many years Mr., Tut 10 Nesldent
OF the Third National hank oi bi. Louis.
Ths railroad extends from Omaha ana
kansss CIV TO Detroit and Tolsdo, with
la,orsl extensions 10 Chicago, Cairo and
Indianapolis, besides numerous hranrhas
The total length IL abou, 3 go miles. Re.
c ivsrs ware appointed ga application OF
tue COMPANY In view tho default OF | =
tefsst ialling due Juro 1t upnn is gsosr ]
mortgage bonds. There IL also danger IN.
lsss TINS ao.ion ,hou'd ~ taken shat y
large amount OF ita equipment, term,n ]
facilitiss anu other pruper,y essential 10
working iis lines will be swept AWAY bv
foreclosure aud sac under the collateral
trust to which those prnperttea are plsdgsd.
TIE trustees ~ ali tba mortgages upon tue
several p rtions III the line ara made d,-
fendAats, the principal defendant being tue
C.n.rsi Trust compsoy, Of Nsw
York, trustee ot the general
mortgages. Those best Informed
ara VI tho opinion that the net earnings
vii se enough ~ pay tho iuterest upon all
gage. IL IL believed that In lion OF that
mortgage and sl-o two or thrss OF tho
mortgages upon branches acquired 81 Dos,
= ssneral mortgage will have 90 be judi
clslly enforced uni ,ss some mutual agree
msnt Ia resch1d. IL ia said tue company
viii PROPOSE 10 those Of it9 creditors who
hold IT'S general mortgage, slso boLds
upon parts of road which have
Aot earned interest, to accept
In lien OF the COUPONS which mssnIe
within tao or three years the compsny's
income bonds, Aod thus to enable ths com.
panv 60 recover from the deficiency OF
ssrnirgs OF the past w years. Short crops,
floods aud o,hsr extraordinary mist7rtsnes
snder which the company has lsbor.d,
have caused ,hs deficiency. Afser paying
oil bonded interest and rsntals, ths order
OF the court provides for the psvmeet OF
toe amount due for labor, maierisl and
supplies. Auxiliary suits hsvs been besup
In other sta,es through which the road
ruus, and the order made here has been
approved bv United States courts slse-
WHARF IA far m hNnfd from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

A QutcR Recovery.
II Sives us areas pleasure 70 nats ehst
the merchxnt who IVES reporssh
beisg at tire point Of dasIh
FROM an attack % pneumonia has
entirely recovered BY the uss Of nr. VillisD
HalIs oslsam for shs lungs. Naturally h4
feels gr.tstul Tor the ksnedts derived from
Using the remedy, for this lungs and ,hrosi;
and in giving publicity W This asement
we are act uatod by motives of public benz
faction, trusting that Others may "a nene,
flied In a sinlilAr manner. On sais by all
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30
The Kansa, Dem .cratic Delegates.

TopsxA, KAs. May 2s.-rhe ballot
for the thsee remaining deleRatesat-lIrgs
resn,tsd Ia the choic. OF W.. q. Perry aud g.
p. Fenlon. The rules WEN then su.psuded
end the nstion OF Tho1As Hudsoo
made by amstion. fhs elected dsls-
gates arc ali for ridsD aud Hnndrioke, -
first ehoio.. Ftsid II the second cnoiss OF
twelve n tho Gig, ts~a dslssstes fs- Grst
Mace. A. " second shoios. I've ssaud non.
nommitted. Govsrsos Gliok tAvers PAYNE
and Flower nc s~sond choios. Az 10 the
yice.p,ceids ENJOY, Flower has twelve efthe
eigntesu votes aud Cleveland ak. Ad'
iourued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Sr. LoUn, May %. --Btuon, president OF
the Hot Sorlngs bank, and Mrs. steel are
sill in cu,,ody. and remslo here until an
officer from Hot Springs comes after them.
While vt police he~tqnsriors this evening
thew were searched snd lsss thsn $lQO
vera found in their possession. IL ~ 14'd
that b uon shipped n trunk from Hot
Springs before l-svicg there 10 soms plsce
in Illipoi., and It IS suspected IL oontains
q large amount Of money taken nom the
bark. The authorities are trying 70 rave
it. Bruon gays Mrs. Steel 10 his step'sis'
te-, and IL in no way concerned 10 his bank
affairs, but the key to cipher was found
on him, which clearly shows shat II was de-
signed TO he used BY them In CASE they
were sepArated, and indtaatss their de-
parture together from Hot Springs was
prearrnnged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

CUrr Tor PIIcs,
Piles are frequently preceded by sense
Of weight in tho back. loins aud lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient To sup
pose he has some affection OF this kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times SYMPTOMS
OF Indigestion are present, IS iistulsDcy ,un.
essipess OF the stomach. etc. A moisture,
Ike PRECIPITATION, producing very disa'
greesole itching, alter getting warm, Is a
very co~mon attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield at once to the sppll'
cation OF DR.. Bosapko's Pile Remedy which
scts directly upon the paris affected, nb'
sorbing the tumor,, alayiog the intsnsc
itching, and affecting permanent cure
Price 81 cents. Address, The DR.. Bosarco
Medio!ns Co, Plqua, ONO. Sold by W. IL
Patterson * Co.. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

CRY or MEXICO May :S.-Ths Gu amber n
deputies hAs psssed u constitu tionsl smspe-
,.sert d. II cite y abolisb,ng interior. custom
homes irom DAcsmbsr lat, 1856.
The salt,r of Tsn,po publicly declipes y
duel vith tho editor OF tho Nsconal. He
proposes 10 settle tho difficulty il ihe
cour,,, as |, 10 contrary 10 his rel eions prir.
cip,ss 20 fight q d.sl This - the first no
/ sble instance In which duel has bson de-
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Tho New Iberia MIDDLE.

Nav ORLEANS, Nay 2s.-The Picayune's
Nss Ioeria sp-cikl says: Judge FoD-
tenellieu has obtained from Judge Bsilleou,
Of th- twenty. fhh judicial district, an In
junction prohibiting Judge Gates from
Interfering with or assuming the duties Of
iudss OF sns twenty. first judicial district.
A Il milsr order was issued in regard to the
contest for sheriff.
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Not Hutluy

ANNAPOLIS, May S-rcc cry OF "mu.
tiny'i on the Dale, startled the guard at the
nava, soademy and six marines hurried "
the ship to arrest the mutinesr. II appears
ths office-s OF the sbip ordered The matches
bnttepsd ard the yards brseed " meet an
expected blow. When hstrhss vent over
their br-eshia g hclss, ths salem eslsv, who,
n snncsr, had srrksn int the iisuor ehest
and y sn,rv and Vish slsohol and susar, bed
made todd rushed for the Upt@ dsok. This
demon n alton the officer ooustresa - mu-
tinou'. The ships oarpsatsr, hoe.swsin,
mate and ssamsn we're arrested. All have
since been released.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Ertrsc. from a letter from Wsymart,
WAYNE county, Penssylvsnis: Tho von-
dsrfnl efR tacy vf your gress remedy (Popd's
Ex,rAct) for tho nlleviauon of pain and Tor
h.,.lIDs al,e.sea 1. .sues, ~ signally shown
In ,hs oAss Of my wiie while suffering from
a csrbuncls OF tho most malignant type.
For tour weeks s..s wss dSns@rou-ly low.
Ponds Exsrscs wss prsTribed by one ri
the hes, phyyicisps in Pennsylvsu,a. Il
Gas u Nd lsvisoly and constantly tor bath.
ing, and used internally, and 1t vas car
taiuiy the prlnoipsl remedial agent in ef-
tactinx h,r resovsry. II. ToSpEY.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30
Purity, Freshness Zine Flavor

Ara mighty and will prevail. Rionosn,
the perfection OF roasted cotiee is pro.
nounoed by oil who use it, tho beet roasted
cotias over placed in the Tex1 market.
Prepared Of the largest coffee mill in the
south. II Ia shipped direct TO the dealer
and reaches tina consumer quickly, posseai-
lug undiminished, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes fine coffee;
go,i Immediately after roasting, by all
srocers, in pound packages. Guxrantetsi
absolutely freah and pure. Those who are
not ianilisr with the superior qualities %
Rionosa, should In justice TO themselves.
give 1t an early trial and be convinced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30
Less Pay or No Pay at All.

CIScrssATI, May IS 1t trsnspires To-
pigbt that the owners OF the roll ng mills
In Nncinnst, Newport and Covington have
come 10 an agreement to dema and their en-.
ployss to Sign bill OF wsses lower than
tbs present, 70 20 into effect June LIST. In
csss the workmsn refuse 70 acceds 10 tne
reduction, they will shut down the mills.
The proposition has not yet been presented
In tho WOYk man.
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A Delicate and Wholesome Aroma.

ALreoably uniike the rank perfume OF Az
o'diDary soseuce. Is percspticle TO those
cho inbsle tne odor OF ScZoGont, n cheps-
csliy rpre botanic ediuuos &C Tho toilet,
which iipds the grenlest favor IN those re.
tined circles whore personal comlinese and
tha graccs vhich elevate tbe tpno OF 80
Getty are held N deserved esteem, Beside;
arra.ting tho prorr, ss OF decay OF neg
lected or abused teett aud removing tartar
and other impurities which causes them TO
become dim and lustreless IL PARTIES the
bsen,b sud remedies canker In the mouth
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ONE ~ THs BAsr TpNic2.
Dr. 4. A ikiuscu, professor u.sstia med
~ snd dcrmatology, IN College oil Pnyt'-
fans aud Burgeons, Baltimore. Maryland,
ysays: at M akes u plsgssnt DR. nk, aud Is
one ot our best tonics ~ tina snaps OF the
phosphaies in soluble torn"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30
Tho New Orleans Mayoraity Contest.

vOsLEsNs, VI AZ 2S--Counsel have flied
action ~ brlog thu contest Of w. J. Bshsn,
ca udic.te lcr mayor OF tho CIT zens parish
tic,or, declared defeated by counters,
ug.ipst j. V. Guilloie, declared elected
msv0r nn thu regular democratic ticker,
bsfore tho courts. The document ul'leses
oil manner OF violence fraud, corruption
and illegal Acts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

81. Lours. May S.-rhs bIlsvfse s0dsl
sts1sa est wsr nsas - rsprOssnsetvs 81
the Assvoass>d Pro- te-sSgAt ~ esScrl
Waeusf ewsire, Esced ssee0, ene 80
Hum phrsys, srHeAs -yssA1ses = ~ We.
bash rsllr-sd. judo 1ssOW q re Usisse
s.stes s,.cu,' = e ~ 49, -. n.y. IT u
Tut, u sh!s city, rsssav0 = - Venoh,
81. 1sais q Rahs aAlrauk ~. Ds0-
phreys Hae NrmaIy RBssiAsnk q -Yh-
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In The soudan.

CAIRo. Nav 2s.--Nsws has reached here
that . rev black false rochet has appeal.
troopa. RE new Mshdi Nates that vi
Mahdi wee ons az his esrmsr dsrishss.
The Catholic bsAAop 81 the eSudsa, lust
arri0l ~ Cairo fresi the ssuth, rsperts
seven IAaltsn pdssss sll isur Ssssrs OF
mercy, nsss~srsA ct FL Obsd. He also
reports tat three prissts VEN sxpessd
from their exposure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Although PozzoDi's medlca,ed complex
ion powder is perfectly harmless and non.
explosive, still II goes off and makes good
report. Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Dr. j. BRADrIELp: Dear sir-We have
for the past fifteen yoars handled your
remedies. both ut Wholesale and retail, and
In no instance, no far rs our KNOWLEDGE TX
tends, have they failed TO give Satisfaction,
We have sold mora OF your Regulator than
OF ali the other similar remedies comb iDed.
We regard Pr,or's Pile Ointment oDe Of
the bea': and Mother's Friend wo know TO
he une 10 .i,s distinctive title, "the
Mothers lest Friend" Yours truly,
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
Wholesale druggists, ALBANIA aud Macon,
Geo gis.
Treatis on tho health and happiness Of
woman mailed tree.
BRADrIELD REGULATOR Co,
Box % At ants, Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

For lame back, sids o. onsss ~ 6hiloh's
Porous lfsster. Prioe Is oenb. Sold by
], N. HouSs DsllAA
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shuoh's Cure viii ImInsdiatsly relieve
Group. whooping cough and bronohnio.
Sold by ]. N. House, DallAs.
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In the sma of Ills Back.
..Bensun's Ospcins Porrus Plssters cured
me of duli, wesry pain In the small OF my
back. ~. 4. IS cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Those suffering from Dyspepsis. Indigo .
ton. etc., should read the advertisement
ofColden's Liaaid Beef Tonic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Yuas, Calvert y Cs.'s Mixed Paints.
Hsvioy been appointed sole agent for
this vell-known and reliable paint | AN
prepared TO supply consumers and the
trade ct n Anutsosu rsrs' erioss. This paint
has bssu extensively usssi Ia this state tor
over flessn years, and has given universal
satisfsotion. The company authorizes me
70 guarantee every gallon sold;
X. 6MuLDs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dypepss, imps-
tsuce, sexual debility, cured py "Wells'
Health Rcnewer" s1.
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~ tbbWu AOWu Wetsuhuts
Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agones and cries ola suffering child
aud becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was Just the article
needed, procured supply tor the child
On reaching home and acquaintlng his
wife with what he had done, she refused TO
have II administered 10 the child, as she
was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed In suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; aud while contemplating an.
other slcepiess night, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend TO some domestic
duties. and left the fsther with the CHILD.
During her absence he administered por.
ton Of the Soothing Syrup 10 the baby,and
said Nothing. That night nll hands slept
well, and the little fellow awOse In the
bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
full change, and although at first offended
mt the deception practiced upon her, has
10 usa the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies aud restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial Of the Syrup
never yet failed TO relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice OF the mother
Sold by all druggists. scents bottle.
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Durk>e's Salad Drsssme. "A ready -msde
rich and delicious dressing ~ I'll ssls1s q
meat, hsa OF vvTDkblsA OAaao0 81 In
finitsiy better thsa -hsmSnSaA UnsS-
VALID = q sSenp.
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Group, whooptns Cough, and even As.h-
ma i'm q, ediatsly relieved by Aoksr's En-
gIian Remedy. Sold ~ ". H-Ps'te ron
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WNas ssil Ne Psso s0osesstos - ~
e,sr ia tr.sh NASy - "vsav IL u
essd: 0s - Il 49, vDsysN snSfA
he 49, q RsxA"
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A uanl lsjsssss - IN - sssss .
ehleh's 0ss><rs nsTsSI: fnss" ~
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crssp, vsssytns sseS - Ssse'1 .
vi. n. d.. DaiH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-30

Every body use "L,tGie Joker" smckins
kNh
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80 900 ACRES alternate sections In Terry
county, SO situated "a 20 form one soud body OF
llon0 acres w,tn n vida SURROUNDING renge AM
be had with very little OUTLAY; will make de-
siraole ranch Titles staic patent
oi,OOO ACRES land solid body on Double
Mounniu Fork ~ Brasos riyer IN Scurry, Kent
and Fisher counties Everlasting water end
good grass pnd protection. lsas good location
for a ranch ~ cau bs found in western Texas
10000 ACRES In Crosby county on While
river permanent water good grass and protcc
ton, and forms the key 10 a wide range; win be-
sold on easy terms 900 ceres tnolosed win
wire fence.
100 900 ACRES IL Tom Green county. solid
body, t. xas & Pacific railroad runs though It,
state patent,
,i5s ACREs southeast portion Of Callahan
county; open timber and prairie land. Can be
had at bargain on long time and low rate OF
interest.
800 ACRES Pslo Pinto county, prairie
land. we'll adapted to farming with living water,
y miles OF railroad.
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ulosler in window and plate glass, wall
amer. window shades, etc, SIS END street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-29
scarcity OF Oysters.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 2S.-There has
been great scarcity of oysters here for
the past week, and every shipment
made from Annapolis lately has on.
tailed loss to the packer. Some OF
the packers have informed their Gus
toners out West that because of the
advance in oysters here they will have
To discontinue filling orders unless at a
corresponding advance. Other packers
who have agreed to furnish oysters
under contract for an entire season at q
stated price find it very difficult to full
fill their obligations, and in many In
stances have to pay very high prices for
their stock in order not to delay the
shipments.
Several vessels arrived yesterday
oaded with oysters which had been
purchased from other boats. Sixty and
seventy cents we're offered for the stock
but the offers were refused. the parties
evidently anticipating a freeze, in
which event they expected the prices
would rise rapidly. 1t was stated that
an offer nf 81 bushel was made yes.
terday for a small lot of oysters and
also refused. Some of the Annapolis
packers last week procured their stock
from Baltimore and had it delivered
here at lower figures than they could
have purchased the same quality of
oysters from A nnapolis boats
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-29
The Earth hquake Q In spain.

MADRID, Dec. 28.-Official reports
show.that 266 persons were killed In the
provinces of Malaga and Granada by
the recent earthquake. The population
OF Granada are still encamped in the
square, and the richer classes are lodg-
ing in carriages along the promenade.
The facade of the Cathedral was serious.
ly damaged by the shock. Many houses
were destroyed in Jimena, and whole
family was killed in the village of Ca
jar by the falling OF a chimney. over
half OF the inhabitants of Albumelai
were killed. Albania is mostly in
ruins.
Tha province of Malaga suffered equal.
ly as much damage rs did Granada
Commerce is paralyzed. Two hundred
houses at Alfarnetejo were dam aged
The panic is subsiding. The shock
was not felt in the Northern and North
west provinces. The Government has
granted $4,000 from the national calami-
ty fund for the relief of the sufferers in
the province of Granada.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-29
Ohio and Prohibition.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 28.-The liuuor
question will coma into Ohio politics ~
the next Fall election not as a marty
question. Neither party desires 10
tamper with IL. II has proven too dan.
gerous for any party. The Democratic
legtslAtors have on the carpet . PROPOSE.
tfon to submit TO the people two
amendments 10 the constitution--one
Tor Prohibition, the other for license.
This submitting of alternative amend.
ments, may 20 divied the vote a. "a
defeat both propositions. II 90, IL will
not b the hrst time such strategy ~as
employed.
II 10 safe to predict that in case of
these two amendments coming up tn
city Will astonish the world by the vote
II Will roll up for Prohibition. A sur-
prisiug revolution has taken place here
In the feeling on that subject. Drunk.
ards, moderate drinkers, Germans.
Irish Democrats and Republicans arc
all contributing to the Prohibition
strength. The overthrow Of the Scott
tax Law and the consequent increase Of
taxes about 83 per cent, with o prospec.
tive greater increase next year, have
aroused prohibition sentiment In Gin.
cinnAti. Independents OF these causes
there has been . great trsngthsuing OF
the feeling for Prohibition In this part
of the State. l ~
Riots, murders and Cincinnati
Sundays" are believed to have injured
not only the reputation but the bust.
meas of the city. The Cincinnati pub.
lie seem just now TO be In transition
mood. ready TO leap from the extreme
that they are sick Of to the other extreme
inst as soon ~ An opportunity Ia offer
ed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-29

ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
DEATH Of MRs EMMA MURRAY
WHO WAS hTRUCK WITH A
BRICK DUBING A RIOT.

Mrs. Emma Murray, the colored
woman who was serioue II Injured
Christmas afternoon by be nd struck in
the face with brick, alleGisr to have
been thrown by VIM. Stewart, during 3
riot nj ButtonWood and Decatur streets.
died last evening from the effects of her
injuries. - : 80 =. - -, -
Stewart was arrested last Friday
evening by officer Cannon and looked
up at the city Hall. He had q hearing
on Saturday evening before Squire o..
Nelli, when the condition of the woman
was so favorable that DR.. CantwelI. the
attending physician, testified that n
was his opinion that the woman would
recover, unless some unforeseen. com pli.
cations should arise.
After hearing the PHYSICIANS testi-
mOny, the Squire decided 10 release
Stewart on bail, for . further hearing.
The amount was fixed at $500, which
was promptly given by Colonel William
b. Morton, and Stewart was allowed To
60 home. =
Last evening, as soon as Colonel
Norton learned that the woman h.d
died, he visited the police station and
requested that Stewart should be ro-
arrested. Officer Tibbitt and Mcbride
went to bis mothers residence, No 7O1
Locust street, about, 10 O'Clock, and
found Stewart getting ready for bed.
The officers told him that the woman
was dead, and he accom- panied them "a
the ball without making any resistance.
He denies throwing the brick which
struck the " omar, but there are tboee
who were present that stare fhev saw
him throw the brick at Archy. and
that 1t missed him and struck cha
woman.
When the woman was injured, it was
thought that she could not recover. a.
her skull was fractured, and her nose
mashed into her face, but under the
sBilful treatment of DR.. Cantwell sha
was In q fair way to recover until. Sun.
day, when there was a change for the
worse, and Notwithstanding the efforts
Of her phy sieian she continued to sink.
until she died. - =
Stewart il about 80 years of age. and
married, but has not lived with his
wife for some months. He ia we'll
known In the vicinity of Eighth and
Church streets. where he enjoys the
'eputauion of being q bully. II is said
hat some years ago he served one wear
70 the New Jersy State prison for cut
;ing man at Pennsgrove, and that he
vas tried in Philadelphia for man
ia aughter, and acquitted.
Deputy Coroner Smith was notified of
he woman's death, and will hold an
inquest at 3 O'Clock this afternoon,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-29
A Nameless Murderer.

1t will be recollected that about six
weeks ago an Italian laborer on the
Linwood section of the Baltimore and
Phils. R. r: was found lying in a
gully near Chester with his skull crush
ed. A heavy clnb with spots of blood
was lying at the murdered mans side.
but, though Investigation wa, m ade by
the authorities, no clue to the prepetra-
tor OF the deed was found. Since then
certain facts have directed suspicion to
a fellow !aborer of the dead man, and
steps for his arrest are being taken. The
suspected murderer has fled the couAtry
ana Is now on a steamship bound for
europe. The names of the murderer
as q mis- victim are not known, as the
numbers.