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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
pn.,or Downss Get. ont,

BOSTON, Oct. 20.-A large meeting
of the Bowdoin Square Baptist Church
was held to. u light to take action on the
case of Rev. Mr.. Downes, the pastor
whose relations with Mrs. Taber have
caused unwholesome scandal. Mr..
Downos opened the meeting and then
retired. The discussion was some " hat
acrimonious and very brief.
The vote stood 118 to SO in fAvor OF
removing Mr.. Eownes from the pastor
age. His friends protested that 1t was
unjust to allow the old members who
retired a year and . half ago to return
and vote on this question. Mrs. Downe,
v as present, and when an allusion wae
m a.ie to her pitiful condition the poo
woman went into fit Of Mysteries ant
was removed from the vestry. TIL
divorce proceedings Of Taber and Table
will be renewed tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

At23O O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Mr. David Liadsey Gillespie OF Pitts
burg, Pa was united in marriage Il
Miss Ann. X daughter OF MI. Ed
ward Darlington OF this city. Tn
ceremony was per formed by tho Rev
j. Richards Boyle, ID. D., pastor o
Grace NJ. L. church, at ,hs re.ideuc'
of the brides father, No, 1905 Washing
ton street.
There was large number Of tn
friends and reAtives of the parties pres
emit, some t~entJ 1--we Of whom wer
from Pittsburg, where the groom Is en-
gagged In the iron business. Their
were also several parties from Wee
Chester
A reception WA given from to 3
o. m. and at 8. 20 lh4 bridal party lei
for rittsburg, where they will max
their future home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
The Markets.

TIE heavy rain THE m)rning inta :
fertd very much with the curb, to e
market, and kept many buyers st
home. The ruling prices were As fol
lows Butter, 80 TO 50 cents per pound
eggs, % TO 2Sc. per doz white POI oes,
1910 II cents halfpec sweet potatoes
10 to u cents half peck applae, Il 10
20 cents; radishes, cents bunch
cabbage, 3 TO 8 cents q head; live
chickens, 10 to ~ cents . pounds grapes
4 to cents pound; caulifiower, 10 Il
20 cents a head tomatoes. u to Is cent?
"a hat peck; egg plants, Q to q cent,
each, corn, IL To Is cents pei
doz-n; chestnuts 10 to - cents y quart
lima beans, to IL cents = quart; strini
beans, y to 10 cent? half peck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
THIRD EDITION,


JERSEY CITY, N. j. Oct 20.-The
boy found last night under tho Lehish
Valley engine Is the last Of the victims,
~ far ~ known, of the collision on tht
Pennsy lvania Railroad, on the Hacken-
sack Meadows, on Sunday night. This
last discovery makes nino killed In all
with the PROBABILITY Of another. Marin Ut
Klinger, the Norwegian, whose SIX ull
WAS fractured, Is NOT likely to live. The
other patients are reported doing vol.
Tue foot found under the engine has not
yet been matched, and the authorities
believe rhAt another victim IL yet 10
he found. The Lehigh Valley engine
has been righted, aud will be raised to
morrow. The Pennsy lvania RAILROAD
authorities this morning received \
dispatch from Mr.. Armstead, Of Madi
con, Wis, the father of Ulena Arnsss,
the woman who died At ST. Francis
Hospital, making Inquiries about his
daughter and her husband. Tits thought
that one of the unknown men ~ the
Morgue is the dead womsn's husband.
A desc ription of the husband has been
sent for. Coroner Hughes will hold &c
inc riest on Thursday night. The New
York Comm issionsrs Of Emigration
have offered to bury the killed in the
Emiarants' fed on WARDS Island. Ds
scription In each case will be made, the
grave mum bered, and q memorandum
made for future reference.
JERSEY CITY, October 20.--The boys
leg found in the wreck Of cars Sunday
night on Hackensack Meadows,i pArl
of The body of one Of the unknown boys
The mum Der OF the dead Is now reduced
to eight, all OF whom, save the two boys
have been identified. The bodies o
the Grommer family will be shipptt
to Battle Creek for burial. The bodie'
OF the two men and OF the two unknown
boys will be buried on Harris Island
New York, to morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
1.arxsghen lIIufs

Henry p. Rlmcr, farmer living
near stanton left At the REPUBLICAN
otfi e this morning few chestnuts
which he took promiscuously from a
basket ont of which he WAS selling In
market, They are the largest Chest.
nuts within. exception we ever saw
Forty OF them heapod pint measure
They are OF the French variety, and
grew on trees which Mr.. Runner plant
ed some seventeen years ago. Tho tree
are now about a foot in diameter ant
are quite prolific. Mr. Runner sells hi
chestnata in market for 25 cents
quart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
The Pleuro.I.neun onfn.

II the p.euro pneumonia exists
among the cattle In any part of this
county, a. 7. ported IN tho Every Even.
log, the affected Ee.ds should be point
aud Others may guard against tt con
tagion. After Considerable inquiry we
have failed to find that the disease
exists 70 any extent OF that there IL ANY
necessity for any additional legia stion
in regard TO the matter. What IL
styled ileuro pneumonia may possibl Y
be taberc 1iis, disease much ,ess TO BE
feared, "a 1t il much ees likely to extend
TO adjoining farms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
WILSON'S
unpERIlKMs ROOMS, no. sIs KING STREE
rELKPHONn SIGNAL. leB,
OPEH ALL NIGHT.
IA. WILSON,
apS.1y vonerAt DIRECTOR,
MxN'.S SUITS
ARE READY FOR
DRESS AND BUSINESS

The making of clot hing
has changed greatly in the
last ten years, cha nged
greatly. Almost everyw here,
and must be right here. To-
day Dress Suits and Bust
ness Suits for the Fall and
Winter are ready. A stock
strong in every peculiar ity o.
clothing,u uses and excel ence
made by the best of C atters
and tailors-custom-in made
we ought to say, c Scept
that they were not ma de by
any particular person. ORES:
suits OF proper fashion anc
material ; Business Suit
the same words may
be said; they were made
Ito fit all sizes of 4, zen
THAT tall man, that short
stout man-we fit then
equally well. The pit O
ipoodness in this new stool
lis that the clothing is ready
made tothe measures d mel
of usual and unusual shape
land the finest.
j Suits, price S. to S. %
| Overcoats, SIS so to $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
OveYcoats, $40; Better
SIS; Still Bettev,Up
to $40.

Heavier suits will come
into thought of buyers. Our
stock of these is very large
and Of 50 many kinds, quail
ties, prices, as that whatever
amount Of money you are
ready TO spend we are ready
to give therefore good, true
reliable clothing, at SO low
a price, with so little prof
tackled on it, that we are
willing to say to you |
mot satisfied, bring it bach
and swap i: for your money
That will keep your good
will.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
lataen Pickles.

j. Is. P1in will appear at the Opera
House GA F.,dAy evening with first
g aas cDupany in Mixed Pickles. =
T 5is play is d broad farce, but under
Its fun II ere N Ia win OF bunnor htne
what better tLnn III tho many. 50 called
Gonea4es Of u gdnrn soeleiY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
A Narrow Escape.

Mirs i'aHari, daughter of the Secre-
taty pt ate, met with an accident at
Washiu 2tpn, whi.e out horse back rid
ing iar' sunday afternoon, and made
narrow escape iron. being seriously IN
iurnI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
If I \ [D|
.hesping aDiso,s.-

|, Sarah A. GRIMM .%
m,H. Mount ,l,y wsrs bs nor
ing a disorderIy s : rrs's !.
I'm moral purposes al Il, NJ
I.w Inc warrant for ,tsi
sworn out BY Chief 0, Pa n
under aa Instructions fr iS
who hal received a , n.y.
mum nun Der Of nelghbor,'" ~ v
house was disurderIy' ~.
morals iho, !. Of their children
hs It u should be broken
>, paper were called =, 10y
morning, some Of them J
j me Responsibility, and |
0 only knew what olhers !
q out Judge Cummin. b.,
0.heli senses by lntormip,
,lthey had made this N
a charge against these
/ would be required to It,.u|
or take the chance Of h. ts'I
y themselves. w.
n The prisoners were h
q Harry sharpley, En- |
: zach witness TO a seart
nation.
Il Patrick Reilley tsstls|
sides at No. sO5 East ri
that Mrs. Griffith has hi
.,Iaround her house, esp,cl
y and that there Is 50 n1cJ
is unable b res'.
/ Bridget Reilley te.lis.l
1.-TWO doors from Mrs Gn]
there are men going il
. hours.
|. Peter Cavenaugt iir;|
from Mrs, Griffith be.
at all hours, and men al
in and out. II is co5'
neightor God as a hcu.I
Z moral purpose. There d
y. fusses arouLd the hJua'
|. Margaret Ketput tai
had seen h5r husband d
pIGriiiith's house at al
both before and /,
ION Fifth street. When
'dIthe house AID ask ID
Mrs. Grill b would 81
I >, her fate.
~ Three weeks ago las. s
!. tine witness went % The.
for her husband.
llshut the door III htr IA
IA VAS not there. Tie
i. watched the back do,,
tune saw her husband 0,
Of! kettle going for bet.
|. She took the kettle
c,IthIew ii in the yard, al
re home with her. Thil
- caused her q grea, dsa.
C, having her husband a. b
=. thine ago she caugbttstl
ol lpulled the woman's hsi.
,vI Mrs. Bropby Who livyI
titled that The Is irtqGer
SSI at night by the LCiss 10
.lIand the house was a ri
w Ito rer.
ltsl Mary Ryan testified 4
fifth is her lnOIbtr, and
lylin the same hOa@ until
i Her TESTIMONY vas abaq
lC that OF the other wlirsi4
i she closed, the case sai
Jul 70 morrow morning
ri nesses " be called fOI 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

-
DEATHS.
DAY-At her late residence, 1900 Del avars
avenue, whining &C. n, Del on Wednbsday
October 2lst, Margaret Mortimer Inv n
the s&th year OF her age "
Her friends ~ invited to attend the funs.
raj services to be hold at tho hous, on trldav
the 23d Inst, at2 y. IN. 1nterment priv ate
wLLpIN I'm bIanoyMins Hun ired on tho
Relatives and friends are rtspect.ully iryi.
ted 20 attend her funeral from the rtaidepcs
OF her brother, JACOB X. Weldiu. on rhurs
day, the I'D inst at 10 o'clock a. IN Inter
moht ~ NM rieasAnt Gem etery Services at
tno onufch' Ohestef lapers please copy
this city on the 18Th inst
Isaac r., son OF william nd I,ottie. MAJ
tin, aged II years and = months
i Relatives and friends OF the lily are re-
spectfully invited TO attend tho f0nerAl from
the residence OF bis parents. No. oh Wes
Sixth street, on THURSDAY afternoon at tive
O'Clock, to proceed TO hiverv.ew cemetery.
BRYAN-On tho 2lst inst Mabel, onl,
dAughtor Of Jas. NJ. and Emma Bryan, o
spinal meningitis, aged nye yeats and
Useven months.
Relatives and friends Of tho family arc 70
specttully invited 10 attend the fur erAl iron
the residsLoe OF her parents. ll0e Washing
ton street, on Friday ate rnt on at 4 o'clock
lnterment ut the Wilmington and Brandy
/ wine eemstery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

The opening of the Industrial Fair,
which was to have taken place to.mor-
evening has been postponed until Sat
urday night, on account of the unpleA-
SAINT weather.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

& CO.,
No 62i Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Homespuns 81 inches wide,
Homespuns 81 inches wide,
Nine Colors,
Nine Colors,
At tl.OO,
Worth
Worth
$l.25.
American Camel's Hair,
American Cancels Hair,
81 inches wide,
inches wide,
Black, Black,
Blue, Blue,
Green and Green and
Brown, Brown,
874 cents,
Worth
.. Worth
."". $l.00.
Tricotines,
Trico,ines,
54 inches wide, ..
54 inches wide,
At SIS cents. ....-..
At IS cents.
"..= Black,
Blue,
.-.. Green,
Brown,
| Worth
81 90.
3G.inch Tricotinc,
| 36inch Tricotine,
i A;
i so cents,
i 80 cents,
i Worth
i go cents.
j 60 cents.
Colors
Black,
Blue,
Gendarme,
lGreen and
, Brown.
i All Wool Serge'
i All Wool Serge
e o. inches wide,
n % inches wide,
/ At 25 cents
= At 25 cent
i We have also a fine lin
e of French Vegonne, Camel
RI Hair, Boucle, Canvas Cloth
4 Black Silks and Blac
II Rhadzmiers, Colored Sill
n land Colored Rhademas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

The farm, OF the late Thomas WINE,
situated near HAre's Corner, New
CASTLE Hundre and containing -
acres, will be sold nj public sale ny the
executors ON Saturday the Slst inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
The w Gather

To morrow promises TO be clearing
and co'deF Friday fair and stationary
Temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
WILMINGTON RINK.
Eleventh and Madison Streets.


HARRY w. TUFTS, the only Cham.
pion BtcA Gle X der in America. Rival
Of Dan Canary.
81 900 given TO the Grant monument
fund by ne Ol>mpian Club II any gen
tleman in America will produce his
so AL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

M nGing Sc isioa from 10 10 L. O'clock, free. -
A i'm e~ion 10 Afternoon session, l5c
A mission ito evening session, 1lc.
Seven Coupon Tickets 6l.0@
Mos afternoon ana evening" BY vii ny
on Kick Sand
4. N, ID MULLlNEAUX,
hanAsar
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90 -
pAFkltsklm1.

State Treasurer John M. Houston, Of
SQasex County, is passing q few day.
iAkur city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
AT
VIM. 3. SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market Streets,

We have about fifty rem
nants Of Moquette Carpet in
lengths Of l to / yards,
magnificent quality and de-
signs, would be nice to makel
rugs, 60 cents from S1.l5
Body Brussels remnants, ln|
little longer lengths, IS
from S1.4o. Tapestry Brus-
sells remnants, 50 cents from
Isl. Many Of these pieces
are Of beautiful designs, and
you can find places in most
lany house where they will
| be useful.
The greatest bargain in
the way Of Rugs we ever Of
lfered is now fere, and con-
: lslsts of $50 best wool In
! grain Art Square, i yards
: long by l yard wide, taste
fully decorated, fringed anC
with a woven border. Eol
! ldining room, sitting room
bath room or chamber us,
nothing would be prettiel
e more durable or cheaper, S
from $50. You should Sc
these.
at VIM. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Carpet u
partment,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
Dots.

Choice family ocal
Mills, Fourth ADD BAL
For good coal 20 10
street wharf.
AIlcock. Porous Phi
each two tOr Is ctlsi
| Fullerton, 81. King ss
For hair, fbrs, husk
mattresses, 80 70 Came
street.
| Pierce. lOl ". Eiss
excel lent line Of kllcas
| goods.
A gold headed cane Y
| off this evening o.
IPostles's Rifits IN tue
| The firm of C. y, b9 y.
ii avn
| opened q ! iiout "a ~. and h,
| corner OF secOuu Az.
| Prescriptions ccnp1
| purest materials, 81
| rates. Frank / 'n''-'
streets. ..,,
| Edith P. Thonp%q \
| letters iestsmtn'afIs ". Y
3 ia d. '''
Ii uiiuieu' I'D MA
| Paper bags ap. =, tn,
Ipaper for sac - .,a W
lofiicu as low as '''
where for cash 49,.
| Get shaved at sl i'.s
Inc. lo4 East Front N.s s,s
| afternoon a a,d have s,' to !
Itomers do n0' na,I ,
| Buy your a s,ps # !
kinds Of produce aaa =. !,
Fourtl, street, anu /.
lDon't forget the l lna y.
| Mary Ann. VIE .,
worth, aud daus IN I'm I
and Ann snIu' P pa',
linear FairvilIe' ,, ! H. IN,
kansas, on the i''u =. -.
/ n B. McIntiIe' cD ;
| v er ri for proposals ss,., /,
Ib9 Il ,a pipes and sp 9p"i''
ling south SUI "
The situation at ' !.
Iof CLERK s. Lennoh y. u
S,m have al the , msp !.
" work n is going fo NV
Notwithstanding ~p, ' i ss,'
, nUsI knights Of Label
| The Ezion NJ, Z " !:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

Carpetings.
Carpetings.
Wilton Velvets.
Wi!tol Nelvets.
Body Brussels.
Body Brussels.
Tapestry Brussels.
Tapestry Brussels.
Extra Super Ingrains.
Extra Super Ingra!ns.
Beautiful Designs.
Beautiful Designs.
Superfine Ingrains.
Superfne In grains.
Cotton and Wool.
Cotton and Wool.
namask, Hall and Stair.
Damask, Hall and Stair.
| Linolcum.
Linoleum.
| OIL Cloths,
II Oil Cloths
Rag Carpets.
Rag Carpets.
Il Smyrna Rugs
Smyrna Rugs
Window Shades.
, Window Shades.
Il Druggets
81 Druggete
RI The stock is complete in all it,
q details and well adapted to the
" general wants of our people, an,
the same low prices made by u
early last season remaining OF
a nearly all classes of goods. On
81 price strictly, and that Away
ID the lowest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21
MARRIAGER.

oII.LESPlE-DAHI.l fON-on ok, IN
lbsb. 1T the residence OF the brides parsn.
NO. leoe Warrington street, by the Ksy j
$3.50 ~ ~, -. ut Iavid u Oh
only daughter OF Edward Darlington ESQ
Of this city. 'f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

lie nature, own remedy made from roots
gathered from forests OF 9oor.sia The
a boyo cut represents the methcd of It's m anu :
tarturo twenty yeas ago. Fac demand has
been gradually increasing until sloo, 900
laboratory Is now neee 4sary to SUPPLY the
trade. THIS great Vegetable Blood Purifier
cu,os t,.I car CatarrL, Serofulh, tcyema,
Ulcer, kheuIntti. aud Blood 1atnt hero.
dtary or otberwisc without the use OF Mer
curry or Po,ash
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC o..
N, y. III 81. I'D at drawer 3. Al anita, ga
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

-x.rrv,, vo,,N,. MEN AND wo
w mon TO learn toiegrapDy; -, se.es
perhaps, no business open TO Do'n a,ra OF
whore the competent operator ls ~ HAY.
pleasant and profitable employmepS re ssn
ing been several yesrs estapiisHee,u,;; with
offer to students positive relaUin ,ii,,ments
such advantages In the way OF III pbia.
and instruction, as no other scnooi h ~ stamp.
ielphiA can furnish. Address, VIZ, nuiIEtj &,
KEYSTONE TEL E3 RAPH IoGhastnut
Southwest corner Of Twelfth an am
itreets, Philadelphia. auo-"e 90
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coprlaipinE. o. y

.,s gssS' oi ,s ss' a'esP1' 8.
o ,s;l,s On Il f. ,n > fi il q
italian Italian qualFym'p /
place. ,..,,s buts 10 W
or - rather ,s say filthyI
k kept in a ttf1ls's are SO n
t ,ie' d st lliuss = them 4
| f fao5 they i rs. lss they beg c ca3
: q! :.ssi , ii ;i,' r' n' ''' III
| able looking
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-21

IENOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT Vt s1tns-
Il Ing health, ia I'm OF lo3 ac csoa,.r CO..
ted In Birmingham Township, ph hn M mr. eli.
on the road leading from Birmineh al, mile
ina house to tne Brandyw1ne, ,, ronms
frUm either place. Stone h2uso se tn,,,5 .eet,
sla.e roof, donble deck farm - 1sxbC
wagon hou.e and straw house at'aen ssnn in
| feet now c. riaSe house. x-t ieR., g. ,'Tite D
| soc nc Story. corn CRIB. hog hpuso' All
nouie, etc. 1iuber, fruit, water w. ,,,cu-
la excellent condition. For furtee e,pilN re
lars apply to STEPHEN u. LEp ws-tf
siding On the promises. auzs-w-ea@
IaoR $ aLE-STRAw. Apply a. ottieo
u Lobden Oar Wheel Comfashs eh sa.ti
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state or IN. Tnsrmemsser

"Neo VI shN AhoFhhe"StcE
~ the REPUBLICAN, Office In the shAds
z O'clock 10 O'Clock Ia O'CLOCK
90 so $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-21
SERIOUS MINING RIOT.
Thirty Miners Wounded,
Some Fatally.
QUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANY.
A Mad King-Germany and the Car
oIine IsIand-Illness of Minister
Phelps-The Irish, Etc.
Fighting Miners.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, August 20.-Miners
and laborers employed at Lents, Lilly
& Co.'S colliery here were recently mott
fed that per cent. reductions in al
wages would go into effect at once.
The men held meeting and resolved
not to accept the reduction. On Tues
day Hungarians and Polanders were
put to work about the NINE. and
although the striking miners watched
their movements closely, no disturbance
occurred until late in the evening, when
the foreigners were attacked. The ex-
element brought to the scene crowds of
persons, and in less than ten minutes
the fight became general and was par
tiCipated in by 100 men and boys. All
sorts of missiles were used. stones, clubs
and tence rails. From fifteen to twenty
five persons were seriously and several
Hungarians fatally injured. AS soon
as one man became injured he was car
ried away and the battle was renewed.
The Hungarians fought desperately and
showed a determination not to leave
the place. Yesterday morning they re-
turned to the colliery and went to work,
and have not been since interfered with.
Another encounter is expected however.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-21
A Mad King.

PARIS, August 2O--Fgaro states that
the King of Spain has, in order to show
his displeasure at the assumption of
Germany of the control of the Caroline
Islands, resigned The honorary colonelcy
of regiment of German Uhlans which
was some time ago, bestowed upon him.
BERLIN, August 20.-The National
Gazette, referring to the excitement in
Spain over the alleged seizure by Ger
many of the Caroline Islands, says the
German government has not yet been
officially notified that the islands have
been annexed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-21
PAINS Friend.

BOMBAY, August 20. : A supposed
priest Father Kanovies" by name who
was arrested at Cochin on the Malabar
coast on suspicion of being spy, has
been sentenced to SIX months imprison-
ment. During his examination he ad.
mitted tina. he had been in Egypt and
was acquainted with Olivier Pain. but
he refused to answer further questions.
Several witnesses have left here for
Cochin to try and identify him. His
appearance tallies with Sir Evelyn Bar.
ings description of Pain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-21
Ice Creaml Ice Cream,

1 have greatly increased my capacity
and largely increased my facilities, and
am now prepared to make the cele-
brated Boston ice cream in any desired
quantities. Having my own dairy,
farm and two ice-houses, can sell ice
cream that l can guarantee to be pure
and good, and at lower price than
ever. Picnic and excursion parties
supplied on short notice. Church festl-
walls and lawn parties given special
rates. Family orders promptly de-
Ny home made candies continue the
cad IN the market, being the favorite
with all who appreciate unadulterated
Weets. GEORGE ARBoGAsT.
Oyster Grotto. 4S E. First South
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Supremacy Delightful

To the emaciated and debilitated in
valid is the sense of returning health
and strength produced by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. When that promoter
of vigor is tested by persons IN feeble
health, its. restorative and vitalizing
potency soon evinces itself in improved
appetite, digestion and nightly repose,
the sole conditions under which
strength and nerve quietude is vouch-
safed to the humane SYSTEM. A gain in
flesh of course ensues upon the restor-
alton of digestion and assimilation.
AS surely as winter follows the fall of
the leaf, does disease shadow the foot
sleeps of declining strength, when the
decadence of vitality is not
arrested. Marasmus, consumption and
other wasting maladies are prompt to
fasten upon the enfeebled. Avert dis
ease. therefore, with the grand enabling
tonio, which not only renews falling
strength, but mitigates and counter
acts the iDirmitives of age and those of
the gentler sex. Rheumatism, malaria,
liver and kidney troubles yield to it. =
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At j. A. Peterson,s.

The only Norwegian dealer in Salt Lake
City, is the only place in town where
You can get the genuine Norway and
Holland herring. Norway anchovies
and split goldfish a full assortment of
tirst,ciass groceries at lowest prices.
Produce taken In exchange. Goods de-
llvered free to all parts of the city. Give
me call and be convinced. No. 67 e
third South stree, half block east of
Methodist church.
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The Irish .

DUBLIN, August 2O.-Parnell has sum-
moned members of the Irish parliament
airy party to meet in this city on the
18th inst. The object of the meeting is
to consider what plans are best to ad-
vance the cause of the party in the ap-
preaching campaign.