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aug nit ben if6bernben Gdneeflodeu
um bic Wette 3u fabren fbien, fam es
Jrancisfa tpie Elm Sraum Dor, baB es
Elm 2anb auf grben gab, mo- mariner
Sonneni9ein unb blauer 6ilnmel mar,
nnb baB iie felbft bor tpenigen Sagen
erit in bielem 2anbe getpefen. WSiBs
matbig, fr6felnb lebnte iie fid in bic
@oupeesgde 5uriid, unb ibre @timmung
tuarb nidt gebeifert, als iie bic rau1en=
ben e6ornifeine Berlins in Der Ierne
aufiteigen fab. Wenn es einen Mnblid
giebt, Der ou6 ben 9eiterifen melan9o.
lid ftimmen fann, 10 1T es Der BON
qualmenben Tabrifi9orniteinen in BIZ
der, f6werer 69nee= pber Negenluft.
Die f9uar3en Wnlfen bleiben pie
GledIe in Der 2uft bdngen unb perz
ihmuben Sic 2uft unb ben 6immeI.
in Berlin angefommen, nabm Der 8e>
neral feline Uerpuppung por, inbem er
bas Neiiecibil ah> unb bic Uniform
tpieber anlegte; unb frib am nd9{fen
Wiorgen perlieb er ods Qotel, um fi9
bel benz Winifter gu meIben.
lin ben 0erren ba oben ieinen ungez
f6md6ten @ifer fir ben Gtaat au aeiz
gen, fagte Grancisfa Dor 1i1 bin, tpdb=
renb fie allein iiben blieb.
gr blieb lange aus, unb 6a es 6rans
eisfa in benz einiamen Gaitbofe ni9t
litt, fie in Berlin aud .eine Wertpanbte
uno Befannte belaB, 70 ging He allein
aus unb bur9ftreifte bic Muieen Ber=
Inns. Sic erinnerte fi9 bes gnt3udens,
nit bem iie friiber, tpenn fie aus Der
fleinen Stabt beriibergefommen, burd
bieie 9allen gegangen NOR; tpenn lire
59ritte in Der feierIi6 fbmeisenben
&otunbe am gingange tpiberbaleno
ertbnten, bate fie fid zines tiefen ielis
gen S1auers ME 5u ermebren Dermo1t,
uno tpenn lie oann mad Qauie auriifs
teDrte, mar ibre Seele nit golbenem
Sl9t erfalt gemeien. Bon alIe benz
empfano he beute ni9ts. Die Sammz
lungen ert9ienen ibr biirftig i'm 0ers
glei1 nit benz, mas fie ouf BET Heile ae>
teben, Der graue norbilhe Wiuterhimz
mel fiillte bic Sdle NIT faltem. bleier.
mem Gibt, unb bic 9intifen fdbienen fit,.
glei9 ibr, i9auernb binunter 3u iebnen
na9 ben Ddrme= unb Qiftitr6men.
bic iiber San Wliniato leuAteten unb
ipogten. Sic iu9te oieie uub iene
8ant, auf Der fie einit seieHen, unb mo-
ibr, tpie fie fi9 erinnerte, gan3 beionz
bers ff6ne @ebanfen gefommen tparen |;
lie muBte nod genau, mas iie bamaIs
seba9t, unb iie Deriu6te tpieber gu ftb.
len tpie bamals - bergeblid = Die @e=
banfen taudten falt berauf unb uieoer
3urid.
MiBmutbig ifanb fie auf. gs mar,
als Oh in ibrer Seele elm neuer Baum
entffanoen wdre, Der ausgefiillt iein
wollte, Obne bob iie tuubte, tpomit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27
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lIub ME Ct 3drtli9 ali iein perifan6 !
sic errinuerte fid), ME iie einnal, tudbs
renb ibr Mann feline 3eitungen lag, bic
brei 9reppen binan geifiegen NOR, I'm
bic beiben Qeut9en gum SpaSiergang
ab5ubolen. Mls fie Dor ber Sbiir geifan=
ben, 5atte fie 6abrinnen einen 2drm ges
66rt ~ eieentli9 als menn 3tpei Ginber
In ber Stute berumtollten ~ Elm Saudi
5en unb Qi1ern, Elm 6i9iagen unb 9as
iden, ein5elne getrdllerte Noten, bic
pl6bIi6 abbra1en, inbem man beutli1
ipabrnabm, pie Der 9tunb. Der fie gez
fuugen, BON einem anberen 0eunbe ge=
{dIogen suarb, = ipirflid elm ausgelais
iener Qdrin, aber 10 bur1t6nt bon benz
tuonneuolIen Qlange menf9liher @liids
ieiigfeit, bab 3raucisfa f6 feltfam bas
BON beribrt gefiblt bate uab baB fie,
obne ein3iltreteu. leiie tpieoer babon ges
gougen mar, neil iie fiblte, bob bier
eiu Dritter nur ftDren f6nnte.
Wis Der Geueral ibr beute ben grief
5eigte, botte he nift einen Mugenblid
gef1mantt, mas iie barauf iaaen unh
tbun miibte-bab er i'm ibr aber ,u les
fen gegeben, bafiir flagte fie i'm i'm
GtilIen an. Wenn er Is ihr eriport
bdtte, bic gntf9eibung 3u treffen uub
feIbff entf9ieben bdtte, mir reiien tpeiter
--iuie iparn1 es ibr 0era berfbrt babsu
miirDe! sic fiiblte es, ba ibr 6era
iebt 10 toIt unb glei6ghltig idluq.
1ln,pilig iiber fi9 felbft i6lttelte fie
ben 3opf. War es benn ni9t Nles
gerabe 70 uie iie es bate baben tuollen9
Sic mollte ia fein vliebes Mdnnden"
bdben ipie lire Greunoin, nit bem fl
f@ umbalien uno fiiffen fonnte, fon'
bern ei1len bebeutenben Mann; uni
mar es Elm Wuuoer, bab elm fol9e,
anbere gebanfen uno 0erpfli9tungeu
bate, ais elmer BON iener Qlrt2 llnf
nun, !peHn iie ebrlid gegen fid ieIbn
mar, maBte iie ii6 gsiteben, baB iie iif
baua9 ftbnte, 0aB ibr Wann iie um.
drute unb an ii1 briidte, 10 baB lie fein
Qers an benz ibren f9lagen, unb feinen
Nfuub auf henl ibrigeH fiiblte! Sr
gQtl5 dllbers bate iie benfen gelernt.
bios neil Der duBere umitanb eingeire=
ten, oob be nun cine berbeiratbete 6rau
ipors Souoerbar; fonberbar.-
Die Mndreiie ging eben 10 raid bon
fdtten, tuie bic 6inreiie langfam unb
gtmd9lid 9euefen mar. yl6roIi9 Der
Mlpen mar es bereits Winter getporben
1e peifer man nab Tproen fam. Inn 10
ne!er tnbr man In bic 2dlte binein,
lino als man In bic nDrobeutl1e Siefes
oelle gelaHgt mar uno Der giienbabn-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27
: Wenn es nod 2eute seben foatt

- Wenn es nod 2eute geben fDIlte,
meint bic nRanias gitp preie", bic
ni9t ipifen, tpie benn eigentIi9 bic
@riinbung beg neugeeinten beuti9en
@ei9es 3u Stanbe fam, 10 fDnnen iie
in Der San Graneiseoer 3eitung Sal"
bas yfdbere erfabren. 9ie ginigung
Seutidlanbs 1T ndmli6, wie ienes
8latt angiebt, ni9t 8ismard 3u perbans
fen unb nift benz beutfden 0eer, bas
brei groBe &riege fiegreih befanb. ION.
bern gang ausi6lieBlid Offenba6, Der
in ieiner Operette vDie @robberaogin
bon @erolfein" bic fIeinen beuff6en
2dnber bermaBen ldderlih ma9te, baB
bic tleinen beutiden Giiriten ni9ts BEL
feres su tbun ipuBten, als ibre Selbits
itdnbigfeit aufjugeben. Die Ginigung
Seutfflanbs ergab fi6 bann bon felbf.
gs | t re6t interefant, aus bem califor=
Slatt 5u erfabren, ipie groBe 8erbienite
Snenba6 ii6 um Deuti6lanb ertporben
lat uno bob Der beuti6. .fran31fii1e
Srieg U. I. 10. nur nebenidfli6e uno
gerinsfiigige llmfdnbe paren, bic nit
Der beuti6en ginisfeit ni6ts iueiter sll
tbun batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

-Sn @iienbabnen, bic nota bene
ausge3ei6net iino, iit Deutidlanb alien
anbern 2dnbern @uropa's nit $4,000
Weeilen boraus. @s folgen @roBbritanz
nien unb Srlanb nit 10000, 6rant:
reid 18,500, &ublanb 10000, Oefers
reid sunsarn 13, 900, Stalien uno Spas
MEN nit ie 5000 Meilen. @an3 sulebt
fommt 8rie6enlanb nit = IA Weilen,
unb bic bat es nod lange ni6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

- Sos l1eberfbmdngli6ffe unb bas
96mulitigife, mas big iebt iiber ben
ytceprdlibenten gei6rieben tpurbe, Ieiz
ltet Elm glatt in Brooflpn in foIgenbem
9prea6 gagle Stem: o9err 6enbrids
it Elm fiir bic Dempfratie feuerfpeiens
Der g.rg, befien Grater gu f9IieBen fein
Mugpnmppa6s ftarf genug iein birfs
te." Sas genii9t!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

Sd babe 9onsaline in ausges
bebnter Weiie beriu6t unb bin nit teis
nem grfolge, iopobl in peri5nli6en
8erfu9en, tuie aud in meiner praris,
10 3ufrie6en, baB i6 es beinabe unent-
bcbrli6 finbe.
5. %. Smitb. 81. B.,
Wellington. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27
STIR ALE 9ranfheiteu Der aeber

sSiir ALE Sfrantbeifen Der 3eber,
Der yieren, Der 8laie, bes Masens,
bes lnterleibes unb oes Grauenipitems
1T S96nfelbs beutf6er Nierens unb
SebersSbee bas sr6Bte. penn nidt oas
ein5ige 9eilmittel ber Welt. 9ie gr6B~
ten Mutoritdten auf mebisinif6em @es
biete empfeblen feinen @ebrau9 ni9t
nur als Iorbeugunssmittel, ionbern
aud aIs 9eilmittel in allen 9rpnii9en
G1llen.
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Naturmiffenf6aftIi1 Na
Breisfraqe.

gefanntli6 lesen bic Siibner gier
unb tperben baraus S6fenaueen ges
ma6t. Wenn nun aber bic O1ien gier
legen miirben, f6nnte man oaraus au1
9ubneraugen MAIDEN?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

@eb a nfenfplitter.
Sc b6ber gebt Sein Streben
Sc tiefer uiiblt ber.Neio,
Ser Steine bir i'm 2eben-
Nuf's @rab bir Blumen ftreut.
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ag 8ir fiibren bic befen Sembem
unb 9erren= Soiletteartifel, bic imper=
tirt tDerben f0nnen. &ommt unb per=
glei6t preiie. paneoait & @obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

Mugenblidli1e Shlfe bringt bic
Mnmenbung bon ct. Safobs Del allen
nit @beumatismus bebafteten Men=
f1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

Die
@63eutItebe Treie Wreffs
erf4eint
ielb en- Donnerffa8
unb fclfet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 far s
Wonate in Scrausbe3oblnns.
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Rice & Dallas.

zE6Ce q DOJJOS.
(faber &ie, Born Cuans)
80 35 @ef Commerce 9raee, aatunio.
Gi1enlp11ren, Garben, Sele. 6irniffe Il. WIQ8,
&odb nnn aneere Cefen,
3inn= uno gledtpaaren unb 6ausbaltuass @eseufdube
auense asenten beabmen
Cotton Plant Oefen und Heerde. md der
New gOrf gmatll Tarben, Der befen hi 6unbt
eatola 0u anspa 5sSf Yrn psr gsneura Iyot
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
News Tn Brief.

G. n. Carter Il Co., wholesale ant
retail dealers in lad les cloaks and suits
Boston, Massachusetts, have failed.
Il is reported that the liabilities are
Sl25,000.
Secretary Bayar., 1t is said, il
determined to se' are the release o
Julio Santos, in prisoned in Ecuador
but Ia awaiting official information
before taking D scisive action.
John Colder was shot by George Link
a barkeeper, in Chicago, Sunday night
1t Is claimefI the shooting was accident.
al, Link playfully pointing pistol al
Golden willie the latter was looking at 8
pile OF silv or dollars on the bar.
Wash. Roberts. overseer Of Mrs. Mo
Williams plantation, Twiggs county
Ga, shot and killed Tobe Rivers, color
cd, on Sunday. He had accused Riv
ers of stealing corn and carried him to
the place to Identify his tracks. Rivort
ran and Roberts shot him.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
The Erghtn street FIeod. .

The long wished-for rain came or
Sunday, but in such torrents that the
sewers in some parts of the city were
100 small to admit the great quantity OF
wa'er. This was particularly the case
on Eighth street, between Madison and
Monroe, where the waters rose TO such
an alarming extent that the people in
that vicinity began to think of Noah
and to look for something in the shape
Of an ark. The only thing which bore
any resemblance TO 1t, however, was
Gibney's push cart, which stood serenely
amidst the troubled water with the con
sciousness of having carried nothing
but the best of ice cream. Finally the
waters subsided, and although some
damage was done in the neighborhood
1t did not impair Gibney.s facilities fol
turning out the richest and smoothes
ice cream in the city. Family trade a
specially. Liberal reductions to dealers
w. ELMER CHENEY. Telephone call
Veasey's, 298.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Death OF IN Az cd Lady.

Susanna Brfnton, mother OF A. U.
Brinton and aunt Of Daniel Farra of
tlds city, died this morning at her resi-
dence, Chadd's Ford, Delaware Coun.
lty, Pa, in the Goth year Of her age. Mrs.
Brinton's maiden name was Farra, and
she was born in Chester County, No.
vemb ber End, 1875. While young her
parents removed TO near Stanton, Del.
and with them removed TO Beaver VAL
ley lying partlylin Delaware and partly
in Pennsy lvania. She married Ethan
Brinton In 1879, ard the same year her
husband responded to the call Of his
country for troops and served through
that war. 1n.1S72 Mrs. Brinton, then
a widow, was ponsioned by the gov
ernment. She was the mother OF II
cbildren, only five of whom are living.
She was very pious. lady, a devout
and consistent member Of the Brandy.
wine Baptist church at Chadd's Ford.
Her funeral will take place on Thurs
| day morning at 10 O'Clock, when her re.
mains will be inferred at Birmingham
meeting house, in the grave yard OF
which Britton and patriot fought to-
gether and went down In one red burial
blent on the 11th Of September, 1777.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
A Sad A fiiirtiOu

The sincere sympathies OF the public
will without doubt be extended to DR.
Snitcher and his estimable wife in the
tad bereavement which has again over.
taken them. A few years ago their oply
son, beautiful boy, full of hope and
promise fell as flower before the un.
timely blast, and now promising in.
rant and only daughter like the tender
ros bud snatched from the parent stem
has been torn from their bosoms BY the
ruthless hand OF death. 'Tis indeei ap
parently severe stroke Of Providence
but there is consolation in the though
that these lovely flowers have only
ceased to bud and blossom on earth. =
Treasures in better land they bloom
forever. Our friends have our oondolenc,
IN the hour OF tneII atfi iCtl.u.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
An II uaI Meeting

The Franklin Loan Association held
its seventeenth annual meeting Last
evening, when the reports Of the secre.
tary and treasurer were read, showino
the association to be In a fiourisbine
condition. The following officers were
elected:
President, John p. Springer: vice
prasideat, Joseph j. kebman; secretary
William K. Hawkins treasurer, 500
mon 81. Staao; directors, J G. Massey
J.C. McCabe Daniel H. Kent, Hansor
McCaulley, Henry NJ. Mullin, l.. l.
Messiek, NJ. A. j. Springer, II. K. VII
son, NJ. D., Henry II. Simpson. Job1
NJ. stewart, James w. King, Wi liza,
Y. Ssicgett, w. w. Simpson auditors
ID. II. Kcut, J. q. Massey, Nj. A. j
Springer.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Deaf Ms.

DONN ELY in this city on the 27th inst,
Barney ponpelly, aged IS years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his brother. Thomas
ionnelly. southesst cornef:Of Eleventh and
French streets, to morrow, Wednesday after
hoon at 8 o'clock. lnterInent at the VIII
mipgton and Bra ndywine cemetery.
REASON-In stanton. on the 27th inst
Catherine. wife Of Solomon Reason, aged
t3 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invi.
/ ted to attend tho funeral from her late resi.
dence In Stanton. Del. on Wednesday afte r.
noon at ! O'Clock. Services at the M. l..
church, In Newport Del. lnterment at New
|pCrt, nel.
|SNlTCHER-In this city, OF meningitis,
Florence Hoiiecker, the infant daughter
of II. q. and Il. A. Suitrher
Services at tho house. 2l6 West Ninth
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
lnterment private.
JANVIER-On Monday. July 27, Henry, son
ofCharles and Emma Janvier, near Dela-
ware City.
Funeral Will take place on Thursday, July
30:h, at O'Clock p. m. lnterment at St
Georges cemetery.
BRlNTnN-Un Tuesday, the 2sth inst. at
Chadd's Ford, Delaware County. Pa,
Susanna Brinton, mother OF 4. u. Brinton
of this city. and aunt Of Daniel Farra, In
the 10Th year OF her age.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Wilmington Rax-P PICK or Robbed

Yesterday, a colored man, name un-
known, from VI ilmington, was over at
Pennsgrove buying up rags. Having
secured large number. he had them
tied up In bale and left them
lying on the Susie McCall's wharf.
Turning his back on them for a few
minutes a sail boat made the landing
when the crew seized the bale of rag,
and made up tie river with 1t. A party
pursued in skiff and capturing tn,
pirate brought him ashore where hs
was held for Court by Justice Of tn,
Peace.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Eff 7 h E0|7I1
1.o. 1.'sh'ns Noises on Io..-

rroccs oeorse Barber, an 1.s" me s'res'
Proprietor prop of a ftai' - a,i Italian, is
store . GREAT at No lgi Mar, a.. e1niectioI
men, e1snu, Il stand and roa.,s, ','ts,' oN and
lnen,, Ieman.die he also dea, ''5' u % ID I,AAsp,
but btIIhasds, has ! sesars ari o. o,5.1 ice %, s'
business. As be .r.at'. .n.,l' way Of a
sharn ssihnpGnr'ec,ly, cty, he las @s' ! i1,iS iEoSli,a
and aa lungs crns who stands ea s.sA 'bs ~ sie
right rig along whole el 53.i.,e N. aie sG aGov;s
bnv t"' nte I've. cents, varied with, 0l as'1 pa
seaaI % s'He Srs!y you gas c; lem psSaas oaa1s
cream 1 and get glass; sly y a.. plate pl', 4
sae' a.. Having fo..ovellI d. ,Ss SsId i.l'3 y
,or some time the yorr, 'le ou'i
become so proficient, ,bs. man nan
pleases his employee, he a, 5I.n,.at ,sat'
snnoys y the neish6ors al and IN ,Sss ,es's. =.
y. ~afrant " Issued for Barbs-'s NY, 0,,s.. y
case case was heard befo;e j. Jadvs s'iss,, ss.,
,nis h, morning, and t., Az a,ss, elal Ni
nm not To do SO any more Ci ,oi, W. y
would dismiss the cas- # he 'y,u varIa \,
Il IA "a
ne agreed to do. ' usi'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
FOURTH EDITION,

1
Cuticura soap, zoe. at Fem & Co.'S.
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
1t Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Grace M. e. Sunday school has taken
vacation until the first Sunday ol
September.
| Turnip seed, turnip seed. Fresh
and reliable at Crippen's, No. East
Second street.
Mary Keenan, has taken ont letters
testamentary on the estate of Ri ,hard
! Keenan,, late of this city.
The A. U. NJ. P. church will give q
. moonlight excursion on the steamer
s. A. Mccall this evening.
The Sunday school of Kingswood M.
K church will picnic in Webster q
woods on the Shellpot to morrow.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death 10 moths, bed bugs and flies.
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 3O2 King
street.
George A. Elliott has taken out let
| ters OF ad ministration on the estate of
erjamin Z. Armstrong, late of Chris.
tiana Hundred.
For pure Persian Insect powder for
destroying reaches, flies, bed bugs. etc, d,
go to Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
The Harlan & Holllngsworth Com.
pany deny the report that they have
contracted to build AN iron boat for
Clyde & Co., of Philadelphia.
Brandywwine Lodge. No. 1905, G. U
o. o. r., with the. Universal Cornet
band, will give an excursion 10 Read ing
via. the W. & n. Railroad on Thurs
day.
The new ambulance for the new aims.
house was constructed by First &
Allmon. and the trustees are now
having a house constructed for Its pro-
lection.
A special meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of Della
ware will be held to morrow even
| ing to make arrangements to attend
| the unveilinR Of the Ridgely moru-
meut In Baltimore.
The best truss made if improperly
adjusted falls utterly. Correct adjust.
ments a specially by Il. James Belt,
sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
General Grant smoked his last cigar
on the 20sh Of November. 1884 In a
| letter to friend mentioning the cir.
cumstsnce he said he had smoked
many thousands of cigars, and they had
| been his greatest comfort through the
| last years OF the war on the battlefield.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Conflicting Views ABOUT the Cong.

Conflicting Views About the Congo
There seems to be considerable doub'
as to whether the Congo country, whi cf
has received 30 much attention from
European governments during the past
year or two, is really the extraordinarily
fertile region 1t mas been represented tt
be.
Rear Admiral English, commanding
the South Atlantic pquadron, in re
port to the Navy Department, states
that investigations made by Comman-
der Bridgman and United States Com
mercial gent Tisdell show that the re-
puted wealth of the Congo valley has
been greatly exaggerated.
The climate Is so bad and tho supply
of food so limited, according to Me4srs
Bridgman an Tisdell, that Americans
| embarking in commercial enterprises
there would have a dismal prospect
before them. The rear admiral express
90 the opinion, also, that to establish 8
United States coaling depot at the Con
go would be unnecessary.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Autograph Letter from President
cleveland.
EXECUTIyt MANSION

E&ECUTlNE MANSION,
WARRINGTON, ID. u,
March 3lst, 1885.
fron an examination CT portion OF Mr.
). :. Cox book. entitled Three Decades" ="
Geen myself able 6cnscientiousiy 10 com
1tni 1t o my fellow citizens.
X cca's with great historic epochs, and the
expansion and ability OF the author cannot
tail, II seems 10 me, o. make this vol.
1me pleasing source of very valuable In
'3rmaticn. GROVER CLEVELAND.
7. 81. Cullen Bryant Il sole agent for
Win n2ten, and ia now soliciting subscribers
! tor >. ), Cox great book Three Decad ee
OF FEDERAL Lesislation, from 1855 to 1856
IRIS WORK is elegantly engraved, beautifully
bound and complete IN one large book OF
over 700 pages.
For information of thore who wish to see a
specimen COPY, leave orders at RKPUBLIcA n
House King and Front streets. ilstf
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28

Fast Pacing aud Running

ST. PAUL, July 27.-During an ex
hibition perfo Imance of Commodore
X ittson's flyers at Rochester, Mimi,
day, PAGER John ston made o mile in
2.1lH, the fastest mile ever made in
this State, beating the recent Midway
record half second.
Ollie Becker aud Firebrand then
made running race in harness, the
former winning by length and a hall
in l.5334. This Is believed to be the
fastest mile ever made in harness.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
recovered.

G. G. Battin, who occupies 'ls !,
Gregg mansion, near tockIsnu,
tiana, Hid. visited our city tlsmV,1|
after having been laid up nine VI
from an attack Of scistic fneumt
Notwithstanding tie severe pa'| :,
suffered. thanks 70 tie SKI. sH II
Greenleaf, he is .ookiDg quite i,' Feli' tl
his patrons vii al doubtless 's.s,,I| u
to receive his morning visits SlN,|
several years lave been Mau' .ue,t
almost the regularity OF CLOCK SO'A|
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Emms Again ON the Rampage.

This morning Emma Virginia Jone,
shaw, was arraigbed before Judge
Sharpley. charged with committing al
aggravated assault and battery on her
mother The old lady testified that
yesterday Emma came home crazy
drunk, and went up stairs 10 bed. AT
Ter letting her sleep for some time she
went up to awaken her, when Emma
became very indignant at having her
pleasant dreams 30 rudely disturbed,
and prodded her aged mother with q
fork. While: the case was being
heard, Emma stood in the
dock trembling and nervous from the
elects of the dehauch, and when
questioned by the Judge plead guilty
She WAS immediately sentenced to
pay tino of $40 and costs, and be
Imprisoned two months. Two
months, said Emma III an inquirine
way. " Yes, t~o months and twenty
collars fine, repeated the Judge She
stood as though dazsd for minute
and then an she turned to leave The
dock ca led to her mother Send me
my clothes, 30 that l can take them
over with NE"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
wuI meet Tomorrow.

The managers Of the BIana,I a.oe',I
summit Camp Meeting .,ound, n,v
will hold a meeting on I've I've g1vIp,s gpUrpOss
locating the remainder ., and ilI n,s|
leasing the barber sa.p, a. tor Ias the opsu|
the final arrangements ~ ao' mace 0n
of the camp, which taAe'
intb inst
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
S.racL Lby Iightnfns'

The storm last Sunday afternoon ioia
yery severe at Laurel, and dGl,as ni.s|
continuance the steep.e o. tle .,iag ng'''
Church was struck by Aehlni.ss y.
badly shattered. For.unstely luz inia|
of the church was but sllgn.. :.rd Id M
and the damage to tie tower anu''|
will not exceed S50u.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Iuduiged 100 Freely.

Luke O'Nea.ey was charged
Judge Sharpley this morning
drunkenness. The tfcer who 4
the arrest testified that he found !
very drunk on Delaware avenue
took him to the hal. 0'Nealey lnl3
ed the Judge that lie worked a. |
nett So uare at ditching, and aile
ing off yesterday morning came
and INDUCED too :ree.y. he was
fenced to pay a line OF 81 ana c0s@|
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Excursion.

Another excursion on ", n The n
,on aud Northern L 'i.roas II u,ads ou SAD
the the scenery along the way y ~ Ib,,s tbs ssdj,9
hills possess great IL in'srg' s,n'ud trip I'D
while the fare for the r'nH' '
AE
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
VIII NOtEOte for Quay,

Chas. S. Wolfe, a prominent \
sylvania republican Of indereu
procliv tiles, has written lelitl
which he says une4qiyccilly be
not vote for Coz Quay, The lepusl
nominee for State treasurer.
Wolfe ran as al Independent 4
lican candidate .o- Governor
years ago, and received nea'iy ]
votes, enough 10 secl!e tie DEG
Gen. Beaver, the regular fepuSl
nominee, and the elet.!cu Of Palf
democrat.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
Relies Roy,I Marriage.

LONDON, July 27.- Within an hour
after the marriage ceremony of Princess
beatrice a tumnltuous mob entered the
church end stripped 1t of its decorations
The police were DoWerless.