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Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
Elf 7 H EDITH
The Figures for

m, "tes for Two
This ms following are the S. 'es',o
elections past which n, haures fot|
In comparing votes, NAY come b
In 1883, no city offi,or.
mr., Name, Dem, for ass a.. were elsd
eor Tor the Southern dis,r' as.t ard q
!ority Mr.. Moody had ''G' mad mad VI
TOT, the same office in the , No.,ln maj
trict: Net Republican I me- Northern
city l61. Total vote, 5I7 NE DIRTY ID
James McKenna. No.,
ward, jo'''y In the 4
Rob Robert H; TAYLOR, Dem IA, i
l4rlty in the Second wa aaG =
ID. Blake, Dem. had n , n.u' VIII
nnl i, ward; George Able, pgm
majority % in the Fourth wal
Tr::Liickels, Rep, had NO ,n "aiu \
Ell rlith ward; Edwin c. Moors' Ivy y
az majority in the SIKH w.! sep
SSpeakman, Rep. had 357 maio,,.s
Ses " e ,n,i ward j. S, Liz eob.,,
Iaa 100 majority in the FiSs
James Lynn, Rep, had % S s,a
s Inc S Si, ward; James Mnr,,
9ad 26i majority in the renth ~,
John M. Newe.., Dem, baG " y sald
In the Eleventh ward. Ma
In June, 1884. a Preslt,er, NJ,
1ouhcil was elected. H. c, Ca '
Yep; and 0. b Rhoads, Dem, way U
candidates. Mr.. Conrad had wy, VIII
lority, and for City Trsasnrs, 40 ~,
simpers Rep, had 81 maio,i,v "
a. X. Robinson, Dsm. H. ,o.:,
polled was 7lSs. &c "@l
AT the same election WIN,
Baugh, Dem, was elected nv ,."'
1ority In the + irst ward: itom,
Brison, Dem, had 100 malo-;.v !"
second ward; Merits Taylor, iiam
elected by 10 majority in the
ward; Martin Farrell, Dem wa. i.
cd by 100 minority in the Four'b :
+. b. F. Miller, Rep, had ooi mai M
in the Fifth ward Samuel II Pa s
Rep had 1873 majority in the
ward; Thomas Il Latimer Ran
elected by 492 majority in the s.,
ward. 'o'
Lewis T. Grub, Rep, was elect,
122 in the Eighth ward; Davi
smith. Rep. was elected by l6 ma;
In the Nin.hward; d. j. Mention |
was elected by 2il majority II
Tenth ward, aud A. s. benny
was elected by 40 majority in he
enth ward. '
At the Presidential election bsl,
November, the following were the
jorities in the respective wards
Democratic Wards-First, 242 I
cratic majority Second, 10 7
1873 Fourth, l6J; Tenth, llG: Elev
90.
Republican Wards-Fif.h, ssS
publican majority; Sixth, 2O5, Sew
1850 Eighth, 229 Ninth, IS.
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what Allied Him.

About ~ o'clock last night, al
prominent Democrat city otiiCia,,
probably had spent the evening in
Third ward giving opinions On
legality of importing FOUNDERS 1
Baltimore TO vote the Democratic lid
was passing Second and WashinI
streets on his way home, he expel
ced An attack OF dizziness such as bel
affected with several times at D(
during the recent session of the Led
ture, when some one called to him 4
the house on the corner to wall
chalk line" This imputation oiisu
the gentleman very much, and 10
few minutes he made things lively
his threats of tearing the house
but finally subsidized and pursued
zig gag walk home.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
Examination OF reacners.

The annual examination of teachers
for second and third grade certificates
will be held at Middletown and Kin
wood or Monday, June 10th, Whining.
ton and Newark on Tuesday, June 10Th.
All those whose certificates expire on
or before October lst are reques' ed tc
present themselves fer examination Al
one of the above named places Tn,
examinat ion at Wilmington will b,
held in the room of the Board OF Edu
cation on Sixth street, commencing q
8 O'Clock a. III.
T. n. WILLIAMS ! Co.,
Ii. &. CARPESTER, Np'''
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partment.
Linens for floor coverings
are here in different widths,
and the prices were never
lower.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
An UnfOunded Report

About "a week or ten days ago, VI
liam II. Loudon, grocer at Taylof y
Bennett streets was bitten by lefocl7
dog, while delivering goods 10 Que
his customers. He immedis!t!y, y
cured a revolver and dispatched
dog, and afterwards placed DIES
under the care of DR.. Ball, VINO
succeeded in causing the wound 10 ha y,
and he il now almost fully recover
A report mas been circulated tua'
animal was suffering with ,hydropn y,
but il is without foundation, as " u
was nothing the matter Win 'no "
excent yiciuuSness.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

A suit brought nearly twenty years
ago in the Court OF Errors and Appeals
by the heirs Of the late Thomas Jemi-
son, OF Red Lion Hundred. TO ST the
validity of their tile 20 certain real
estate, left by the deceased in toat
Humid red, was decided in favor OF the
heirs on Wednesday at Dover. The
estate is worth about 1000.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

On Thursday, the 18th inst, the
Second Baptist Sunday school will give
steamer Republic, which will no doubt
be the event of the season.
The first Regime Band has been
engaged and will give concerts going
down and returning. That this excur.
sion will be one Of the most popular
that will leave here this summer, is evil
denced by the fact that although it is ye'
some eleven days before it comes OFT,
the tickets are being sold rapidly, aHC
as the number is limited, those who
wish TO enjoy delightful day should
secure them at once. The price ha,
been fixed at the low rate of IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
A sunday ScnOOl Jubilee'

IT. had been resolved at the preacn.
meeting, some weeks ago, that n
Methodist Episcopal churches S o. "
city hold on the 4th of July Jun ~
school jubilee, the place to DC hA@ aaas|
arrapgements TO be made ne, uam,
On last Monday, at the above na
meeting, the pastors of the vat, ,inn,
e. churches made their nomin"'i J.. M
two from each Sunday school III MAJ
city to represent their schools al W z
ing to be called by Rev. W; n; " AZ 81
which meeting will DO cailsu Nnuaa,
Paul's M. L. church next H .n;II bs
June sth, at 8 p. m. lhis wa
committed of arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF JULY Is, 1854.

A''' VI 'chi i'' 1904
Bank Of Commerce, Memphis, Tenn.
Il. M Sewell, Spring Greek, Tenn,
collected through First National
Bank OF Jackson, Tenn.
L. b. Comstock, .9S Ninth st.. MIL
waukec, Wis. .............
W Loud, West Oakland, Gal ....,
Chris. Hettinger. Memphis collected
through German National Bank,
Memphis.
Mrs. Emma }. Hoggard, Norfolk, Va
Philip Roth, cor. Locust and Caliope
.sts., New Orlea MS, La ...........,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

BELTZ- On the ST., inst. Samuel nal

BELlZ- On the 5th inst. Samuel BeItz. in
his 5ith year.
The workmen OF the Harlan 4 Holllpps.
worth COMPANY, and relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend hts funeral
from his late residence, No. IL Justison street
on Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock, Inter
ment at Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
tory. I
L0WDEN-ln this city, on the 9TH inst ).
Lavina i.owden, wife Of Edwin M. Low
den, and daughter OF Thomas b. and
Mary A. Recon, In her 3lst year.
Funeral from her late residence, Ala Sher
man street. Service, at the house on Sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Funeral private
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF AUuUsTl2. 1888,

Eugene GAudine, 23l st. Peter ST..
New Orleans, wareho aseman for
M ssrs. Il. Onotato 4 Go. ... lb.l
Louis Seymour, carpenter, Exposition
Buildings, Now Orleans. La lbC
VIM. dc b. Elliott whitney National
Bank, New Orleans, La. . az
t. =. 1utwiler, Sanford, Fla collect.
cd through Columbus Insurance 4
Banking Co. Columbus, Miss. ..... A.
A; h. Glover, 70 >. Compton ave, ST.
Louis, MO-. Observation-Disclosures. q.
Lewis >. DAY, N w haven, CT. l.:
Chas. Foote, Col chester. ct. ........ l.:
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a SIN lsh I'd.

Al Thos. STafier, with young lady,
was driving into Newark few even
ipgs ago, NJ ran into pile OF lumber,
frightening his horse and overturning
the carriage. Mr.. S was thrown out,
and the young lacy was dragged some
distance, but fortunately both escaped
without much injury The carriage,
however, was badly broken before the
horse was stopped.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
Tho Final Aleetfnx'

The FINAL meeting of the Unity ny I'M I'M
for the season will be held in the ,; inc
tartan Church, "Wednesday . eseI Rev
June 18th, at 8 O'Clock, wnen Tnitaria
M. j. Savage Of Boston, a ainoueu
preacher, and one OF the most a.e erI4d DAY
and fearless orators of the presp1n aIloior
will deliver a lecture on Is
as affected by Modern know,eus' all )
coriial invitation is extended u
ATTEND
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po,,mas1er Appointed

Timothy McCarty yesterday past.mssI
ter at Henry Clay post office, vice sV ID,
Wood, resigned, and VIII VIII, %eek MI.
duties of the position neAs has bad
Wood, the retiring Postnas nsat tweny
charge of the office for me p pis resigus
five years, and rendered h n,a
zion ON account of failing hea''
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF JUNE Il, 1884.

8. M. Rothschild, 232 Church ct. New
York city. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Philip J. aruber, Milwaukee, wis,
collected through Second Ward
Savings Bank, Milwaukee .... AGO
Philip Hoffman, 1885 Cass ave-, ST.
Louis, MO. $50
ID. Geo. Henkels. Philadelphia, Pa. 400
Ohas. Clark, Philadelphia, Pa "a go
A. I. Badlam, Collected through
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Bank, San
Francisco, GAL. ...... :...... ....... 200
VIM Boyd, Sl22 School st, St. Louis,
ELECTROMAGNETIC. zoo
Frank Cunningham, san Francisco,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,W
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

Mr.. Fred. o'Byrne;v a ssn was mar.
o'Byrne, Esq, of New y YORK Msrd oiJudss
ried on Tuesday last to WI" The new
Mrs. o'Byrne is reported +, Sos "a q good
wealthy. Mr.. O'Byrne, ' os%oryerunen'
berth under the municipal s0
of New York.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
0mcer Trnnsfered'

Officer Joseph Osborne VINO in the
Fourth police district, has , peeH change
" Wss uoo Mcbride TO be sergeant a"s 10 ill
the he 1 vacancy caused by the prOmO'''
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
sheriff sales.

M essrs Carr & Patton's grocery store
corner of Elm and Jackson streets, and
Front and Madison streets, were sold
out yesterday afternoon atSheriffs sale.
Flank Stidham was the auctioneer
and the goods, which were sold in small
lots, brought fair prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

Moo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q 1855
at the txturd L. =. Parsonage, by Rev. A
II Cr0sbie, Jacob @. McCardeli of viii
mtngton. del. and Maggie h. Andersen
of FsirvIew, Nd.
klN3-GILBERT-At Newport. on May
2sth, 1850 by the Rev. l.. II, Nelion. MI
william j. King to Miss Ella Gilbert, both
OF Newport, Del,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF MEMBER IL, 1881.

DRAWING OF NOVEMBER II, 1854.
Thos. Mulhtrn, 2HOh Washington
st., Boston, Mass. .................. 1900
Frank Crocsett, Engine No. Il, cor.
Drumm ana Commercial SITS, San
Francisco, Cal. ...................... 1900
no m. Moperley, harrods nrg, Ky. l5,00t
Louis J. Wild, DInaldsonville, La. 10000
hOtt. Rich ter, 254l Christian st. Phil.
adeiphia, Pa.............-... ...... 5000
Frank h. DUTY, Al Washington TT,
Hartford, Conn. .......-.. :. ..,... 5.oot
~ L. or, Stephenviile, Tex......... Zoo
by Bro .heihoo,i, Milwaukee, Wis,
collected through American Ex.
pre- Co Caro-, llls............... 2O0(
Cnas. X. Mueller, 400 Locust ST.. 81.
Louis, Mo-. 49,. =. 49,. l,2Ot
First National Bank, indianapolis,
Ind. ....:.........:...: l,2oC
BroWnsOn sibley Bankers, Victoria,
Tex ..........,.......... 100
Union National Bank, Cincinnati, o. l2UC
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THE ANNUAL RECORD.
Its Enormous Total and wide Dis.
tributiOn- Caprices OF Fortune.

A partial list Of the prizes above One Thou:
sand Dollars, paid by The Louisiana State
Lottery Company during the year ending
May, 1855, together with the names and ad.
dresses given to the Company by the holders.
emitting those who have requested II.
Receipts for the amounts are ON file at the
office Of the COMPANY
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF DECEMBER, iG. 1884

-. ii, knttner, Georgetown. ky......... $50, O0O
'ai sank, New Orleans LA $1,000
FIRST J. ational Bank, Memphis. Tenn. 1900
Paul Fischer california t., near kear-
.ney, san Fiarcisco, Cal................ Ii,.0
Henry Levy, San Francisco, Ca. 10, tOU
Geo. NJ. Shacstlfurd, Fireman NJ. &c.
X. r., collect through Bank OF
Commerce, M,mrhi., T.nn............ 5000
German National Bank, New Orleans,
ILL.,: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Lor,nz Iraub, Employees of A. Goe-
VIM. BONNER, bel y Co., Brcncrs,
henj. hse,. Detroit, Mich..,....,. 900
Gus. Phillips, cor. hcrnuudo and FL
Not SITS. Memphis, Tenn, .............. 5,ooC
Mrs. Margaret Brcssci,, i02 shelby ST.
Memphis Tenn. .............,.......... 6,6O0
Jno. j. Mueller, iS5 Hastings St., DE.
lroil, Mich. .,:,..,.......... 49,. 5000
W. j. Hi2htowcr, Dublin, La..... -. ZOO
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

The only casa before Judge Cummius
this morning was that of Barney La
pierre, who was as usual charged with
drunkenness. The charge being sus.
tanned "a fine of 81 ard costs we're impos
nj
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

7. n. WILLIAMS ! Srnte
II. &. CARPENTER, ! Np''
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

The Sunday school Of the 8. Western
church, corner of Maryland avenue &
Bird street, will have interesting and
profitable exercises on the second Sun.
day In June-children day. Extensive
prepara.ioas are now being made to
make the day, one long to be remember
ed. The public 10 cordially invited 10
be present.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

William Lewis, who was assaulted
by some unknown person last Monday
night is reported as being somewhat
better this morning, and hopes are now
entertained of his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
school Closed.

The deaths from diphtheria in Leip
sic have been 70 numerous that the
public school has been closed, in order
to prevent the disease from spreading
o other families.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
The Dietz Tubular
OIL Stove.
NEVER FAILS.

Nervous people like it be-
cause it will not explode.
Sensitive people like it be-
cause it burns without odor.
Exacting people like it
because it cooks and bakes
perfectly.
Everybody who uses it
likes it because it is as near
perfection as a coal oil stove
can be.
Therefore buy the
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 81 al 3 p, m, $50 at p. IL.
and 600 at 10 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
The w Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
warmer. Monday from fair to partly
cloudy.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 10, 1854

I'KAW ING Of FEBKI7 AIRY TO, 1875.
A. Natuone, Hotel lta la, cor. Pacific
ana sausoWe sts., san Francisco,
t"l'..'s '.''s.. s.'.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.
Bvrlha Carey, Algona, la................
Mrs. J Is. Franz, NJ ms .eld, O.........
First Nation Bank OF Birminghain,
Pittsburg, (South side. Pa...........,
F, Goesscl, ~ | ST., Washin ston,
~ 49,. .'..'. observation-disclosures.
h uben J,ei, " Monroe ST., Lynn,
Mass. ....,..,-.............. ..............
Is. W. Srthburv, Woodland, Dak
collected through Commercial Nation.
al Bank, Chicago, ILL.,. ...........,.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF JANUARY 10, 1855.

Thomas NJ. Thornton, shelbyyille, III. 800
Lee sampson, Sigontncy, III go. $500
Dan smut, hlcago, -l...,........... 300
STATE National hank, New orleans, La. 90
II. =. Htownt, falrinout: lnd 5000
A. Il. Hall, with Sanger Bros, Dallas,
Tex. ....:...:....... ............... 1000
Fred Cheadle, Dallas, Tex.............. Zoo
LOUIS II kaickan, of Stix. hruuseS
Co CINCINNATI, o..................... Zoo
q j. Fer Is, Cincir natl ................. 200
IL. u. Vines, Lincoln, Ncb............ j. luU
" ell, Fargo Il Co., san Franci,co,
cal. :......... ;........ LOO
John II. Mason, - Howard ST., New
London, Ct $50. ....'....... 100
II. u. Nhite, Helena, Montana. 40
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF OtYTpRER II 1eS,

DRAWING OF OCTOBER IL, 1854.
Louisa, National Bank, New Or.
leans, La. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Harry Smith, Justice OF the Peace.
" Greenvlile, Miss. .;;................ 5000
VILE MSS ..:............ 5,ooC
A. q Bennett 30 Sedgwick It,, Chi
Gag ,, lis. 5000
~, y. DF,gss, Ohicaso, lils........ 300
o. -. roA, rottaee, VIE. .:......... 400
sergt James IsItn NIL n suice LOO
aIrolman Don. Daley, Memphis,
M Iehh ;.........;...,.:..:.. .......... l,2Ot
Mori. Hodge, Columbia, Tenn... l.Ol
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
Grad uated.

Samuel l.. Corn well, of Milford, Del,
graduated at the Lincoln University
Pa, on Thursday, the 4th inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF MARCH 10, 1885

I; eo. A. spear Bay City, NJ ch..........
Henry y. schmidt. Me phis, lem :.
Gabt Poind xter, Mason Depot, Tip
Ton, 70, lt IN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hugh Neil, Ma, yield, ky................
). X. Roach, State National Bank,
New orleans, La.......... ............
State National Eank, New Orleans,
La 49, .....s.'..s' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lewis Johns III n 60. washington,
~. o'''...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Louis NM 1913 TURK st /, San francisco,
Sai '..'''''.'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sus I'll fegan iW2 Hayes rt., IAN Fran
tisto, al s''s.'.....-...ss... .......,
j. liirshi.ld, san francisco, Cal 49,,
l. Laiond, San Fran Is -, CALM.
eiuey W BaTgiu. Richmond, Ky.
W. Washinsto , Detroit, Mich. .....
JAS. l,iNas, r. ly oroyc, Mi.s...........
state IA nal Bank, !>ew Orleaps,
lds..'.'ss.'.. ................ ........,,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade.
z O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
$50 100 80
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF APRIL "A, 1856.

NNh W INV UT n TKTTl TT, 1850,
John-W. Haywood, rs Charlton s.,
IA annah, Ga................,,,.,.
W C. i.uker, Windlall Ind..........
Y. spendrup Don.l sunville, la.......
Wa hnEtOn. -. G.,...........
> a. Is; Putnam, Mt. Pleasant, Tex.
rrcderlck Mass, New Io s............
Henri orhtn, II. :. Marine IiospiIai.
sa' francisco, Cdl ....,,,.,,.,..'
fr ). Reach, New York
Bnhk of California. san Francisco,
- .ss'''s s.--...... ,........,,.,.-
Jn9. NJ. Giles, III CroghLm ST Detroit,
''.....t.., ...........,.....
n. collins, q 81 bet. Il aud7S,
W., Washin. ton ID. C.................
Dan. NJ Mormrty, $40 BAD ave, New
n :''''.'''. ...,......,..,......
britton koeht<, Natcht 4, Miss -.
an roo, 27h fremont st. Boston, Mass.
IL. Z. Donnelly, ST. Paul, MINI. 60.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

xaIiu maniy' Ny ',;...';;.....:.... Lao
u "a. ............' I.2
s:1 W; " ,,,' ~ Or -.'-'..... |, 10
Co.,, D 49,, mpIik"u,sr y, Ala.---.,. 10
N"'so" ""oey, paihesNiiies rex. ....,. -
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
DRAWING OF NAy,o ,ss,

Ser, wliiams' ashington, ID. Co.. 1900
o!shi, HInp, honhd Top, TEX. 1900
ntm. =: opence,. GrpehsburR, KY. Is 30
Larry Du,non' MelIose. Mass 15,00
N Tenn; 500
pNhe ~ vrcehviue ureehNliie. Miss. 5000
John X. Jewell, Catta, angus, NY h000
w. W. Speers, Memphis, Tenn...... I'm
w n' 1rttr, La yghe, Mas. ....-....,. 1000
VI; Itiihean, Catham, iont. ;...;., LOO
Tenn -. .........;; ........ 1.eoo
=. thapin boston, Mass.,.......-.. no
LOUISIANA Nati"nsi sank, ......,......... !, 90
W. X. l.oouey, Maiden, Mo........... /. 100
IT,; ", hatr's, Atlanta, ia .,,t.,..-.... LOO
H. schnerhahh, Moplle, Ali-.-.....,. /, go
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
AT
W. B. Sharp'S,
Fourth and Market SIS.

The season for mating is
nearly closed, and $4,000
yards have been distributed
by us the past six weeks. Our
stock being much broken
with only fifty rolls left, it is
our purpose to make a great
reduction on the balance, to
sweep them out at once and
make room for fall carpet
ings, which we soon buy.
Read the following prices
carefully, and come for the
goods soon, as the quantity
| is small.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06
d Ar klAGEA-

For full particulars of the Grand Semi,
Annual Drawing of the 10Th inst, see s,,l,"In,
In another column Of This paper to-day.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

-Four styles elegant fancy
damask mating, green and
gold, blue and gold, and gar.
net and gold, only IL, II, 10
and 20 yard lengths, will be
closed out for 80 cents a
yard regular price, 50 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

NOMMlSSIONS AND SALARY WILL
" be paid to wide-awake agents who will
uevote their time TO taking orders Ter tina
fastest selling subscription books in the
narGet. Address with references u ~. Is
TINS office. ll5 eoi.u
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

1NUR RENT-A DESIRABLE COT! AGE.
~ near Hotel Henlol en-, Reuo0oth re lch,
Dell, containing eig It oms, nicely fur
nished excellent water. DIT HAWKINS
n SDN, 7l2 Market street. leo 5teod
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

ASON Lu GNEuf HE BESr RE-
" tan business on Mar<et street. This
IS faro orpi tunlty to sc are an Old estaD
i'saed add Profitable business. Full paytisu-
lars on ~ pncatinu. ShmU FL Z Viz <tRT,
SIO shlple5 trCet l-J3t
Daily Republican., 1885-06-06

T OSr-u: UNDAY EVENING. MAY
IL als', a gold cir d'op WITH Two garnets
ST. ia going irhm ti;th auu Monroo
s'rea : to tho depot. The finder wi. be
SUIT ny rewarded by leaving tne same a.
tuis uttce. lad .tt
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-04-02

her TO eat her own flesh. lie was arrested and
jailed. His victim died.
Steps are being taken looking TO the reor-
ganization Of the Wabash railway.
Hon. Jacob Thompson, secretary of the
treasury under Buchanan, died In Memphis,
Tenn. ;, recently.
A valuable salt vein has been discovered near
Chiffon Springs, N. Y.
Music Hall and st. Louis Roman Catholic
church In Buffalo were burned the other night
One man lost his life.
The reunion of the Army OF the Potomac
occurs In Baltimore May 6-7
Gen. Arson Stager, manager OF the army
telegraph service In the late rebellion, died Ia
Chicago March 26.
A little orphan girl named Sarah Newell.
adopted out 0i the orphans house In Toronto
by Miss Mckinley OF Sarnia, has fallen heir
$4,000, left her BY an uncle In Ireland. Private
detectives searched her out.
Dispatches from the City Of Mexico say the
appointment Of Gen. Jackson as minister to
Mexico is not well received by the American
colony there. A younger man was wanted.
The steamer Mark Twain exploded at Mound
City: Ark, killing four passengers and three
employees. Others were Injured.
Smallpox is epidemic az Mound City, ILL.,,
Fifty cases are reported.1heo disease is confined
mostly to Negroes.
Gen. Grants testimony as TO his connection
with the firm OF Grant 81 Ward was taken at
his home March %.
Insurance companies in Chicago threaten o
general war of rates.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-04-02
Trouble In the Northwest.

dispatch from Winnipeg OF March IS
SAYS: A full force Of artillery, mounted polio,
and volunteers is being sent on to the Sas
katchewan district to suppress the rising. The
rebels have cut the telegraph wires near tn,
scene OF the trouble, but It has been learned
that they number 500 and are armed with Rem
ington and Winchester rifles. They are trying
to stir up general rising among the Indians
all over the Saskatchewan district. The Nine
teenth battalion OF Winnipeg rifles has beer
ordered to start for the scene of the trouble
Reports from Ottawa show that the
government is seriously troubled by
the reports from the scene. The minister
OF militia has been informed that the combined
insurgents, half-breeds and Indians, have taker
possession OF all the government stores at Fort
Carleton, made prisoners of the officials, and
threaten the fort there. Hundreds of mounted
police have gone from Swift Current to the
scene OF the trouble. Big Bear is near the
reserve and will follow Rtel and his band. The
insurgents n ade a raid upon detachment OF
the mounted posice which was proceeding &c
the relief Of 1T. Carleton, killing Is OF the
police and ipjuring many others. Nothing ID
talked Of In Winnipeg and vicinity save the re-.
bellion, and the excitement is at fever heat.