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Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
TheI.nxt chance.

Next Thur-day will be the last chance
Wilmingtonians will have 70 take In
the magnificent scenery around Mauch
Chunk, the Switzerland Of America
the 8 siichback railroad, the burning
mine, the freq an lake, Glen Onoko, and
the other wonders of this mountainous
region. The Wilmington & Northern
Railway Company. by The cheap trip
they offer, only 81. so for the round trip.
take the exeursionists up the valley oil
the Brands wine, q winding romance oil
itself. through the battle fields oil
Chadd's Ford, past CJatesville, ovel
Joanna Heights, down to the Schuyl
Kill, thrice crossing that river, TO Read
ing around that city to the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, up through thu
| beautiful, fertile fields of Berks County
| through tunnel, into Scbuylkil
County, then up amongst the coal mine
| of Tamauqua, aud through anothe
| tunnel TO the Lehigh and Maucb ChunR
| The imagination is kept upon tn
stretch all the way through, as noun
tain after mountain, covered with til
variegated foliage Of autumn comes in
to view, and river after river is crossed
The ride is exciting, and as pleasant q
il is exciting. Those who have neve
experienced IL should accept this la'
opportunity for this fall The fact tbs
l.. a. Bower, general passenger agen
and A q. NJ. McCausland, generi
superintendent, will be along to loo
after the interests of the excursionist
Is an assurance that everything possib
will be done to insure the comfort an
safety of the excursionists.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

A non par tisan committee appointed
in Cinncinati to detect and punish
frauds in registI alton on Monday priut
ed list of 400 frauduleutly r.gistered
names. They say they have no doub'
there are 5000 names that should hay.
appeared on this fraudulent lis, IL clos
or scrutiny could have b9en given.
The Washington Post says the Presi-
dent has decided TO go home and vote
in the New York State election. Ht
will cast hiS ballot for Hill and then
return TO Washington, from which h'
will not be absent more than four days
Secretary Manning and Colonel Lamon
will accompany the President to Nov
York and vote at their resp-c live homes
The Prohibitions: Couserees o.
Adams and Cumberland counties
Pennsylvania, met yesterday in Gettss
burg and nominated George Bowman. o
Carlisle, for Congressman from tn
Nineteenth District. York county wa
not represented.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

In Franklin township, Allegheny
county, Penua., last Saturday, night,
Valen inc Pfeffer and u IN Al named Nc
Donald went TO o cabin occupied b.
Y lcharius Wright, his wife, daughter
and two sons. The intruiers tried to
break in thu door and called Mrs.
Wright and her daughter vile names.
Failing TO get in, Med went TO the
rear OF the house and tried to get In
through window. When half way
through he was caught aud stabbed q
death by one OF the Wright brothers
Pfeffer thereupon drew revolver and
fred into the house, fatally wouDdin.
Adam Wright AMI his brother Solomon
He then fled. The tragedy grew on
of quarrel at a former meeting, ~heI
Pfeffsr hal been roughly handled h,
ths young Wrlghts Tor insulting thel
sister.
William Ferry shot aud fatally
wounded his brother ln.llw, WiiliAu
Gilman, near Connelsville, Pa, on SUI
day night.
Near Gorham, Ontario county, Ne
York, early on Sunday morning, con
unknown assassin iirei three sh }
through window at Henry Smii
and his wife, who were in bed. BJ'
were wounded, Mrs. Smith perhaps Il
tally.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
EMecutOrs' sale.

Thomas and Levi O. Bird, executors
of the late James Bird, will sell at pub
lie sale, at the Court House, W Wednesday,
the 14th Inst. at II o'c,oc6, a. m, the
farm known as LoAbArdy," situated
on the Concord pike, Brandyviue
Hundred, and containing 2lO acres, III.
ty of which are woodland, with sub
stan tial and commoiiou' buildings
The location is oIe of the finest iu tn,
country and tn. re are few more desira
BILE country residence the mans iol
at Seventh and West, a brick hous
and store at corner of Mary land aveuu
and Bird streets, AMI lot of mars
will also be sold, Capitalists and otd
ers should look after tuem rtAey wis
TO secure good Investments, or engaK
Ia the farming business.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
NOTES.
N an Drowned.

About IL O'Clock last night Cornelius
LyntZ, an employee at the Rock laud
Mills, was m Used by his fellow work"
men, and after search of about tU o
hours his body was found in the race.
How he came to get there is not known,
but i5 is supposed that he was attending
to the race and fell in. He leaves d
wife and five children TO mourn his I'm
timely end Deputy Coroner Smith
was notified and this morning gave a
certificate of accidental downing. Tn,
funeral will take place on Thursda,
I morning at 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
OLD PROB.

He never consults either
our wants or pleasures, but
sends us the kind of weather
that best suits his fancy.
To-day it may be wet,
cold and disagreeable to-
morrow it may be warm
land pleasant. such doings
cannot last much longer,
though winter will soon
step in, and you will want
one of our good warm, sub
lstantial overcoats. Why
ours =! you ask. Because
they are the best in the
market. We have them
from Sc to S25, bat they
lare really worth from Sic
to SIS.
| We have anything in the
world that you could wish
lfor in the shape of suits, fol
fall or winter wear.
'|Sh7fk(p one Priced.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
y,..,,sntug q ReS0l'

ON Monday Afternoon w y
officer WeIGn was NJ ua}
Bailey "a colored man S VI .p Ti
ing a revolver AZ s, conc 4l al
streets tS lie seized Bailey .,o' II
0'Se iii took the weapqtr ,. iiori
was arraigned beio'e ' ,r.s rs|
tb is morning, when no was . no a
by Walter Bacon r r., .oor Sl III
s wss drunk and the pistol ON a'a J
| in his pocket BY al l,n ga y
charge CT lys Of carryinS q io1 bnt ! d /
s Weapon eou sA1 we're imposed 10
enness.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
The GREAT Shaw

About 10 900 Witnessed the perfor
mances of the Barnum ana London
shows on the almshouse grounds yes
terday. a .g-ea- conc0urse congrega-
tst about the grounds all day. Tt &
afternoon and evening performance
at the grounds were very fine althoug h
the three rings iuterferss maieria liy
with the enjoyment of the spectators
Tue show left last night for Dover
where 1t will exhibit to-day.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

1t is stated that George White, the
tenant on the Andrews farm, in New
Castle Hundred, had an insurance OF
$500 in the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Co. on the hay in the barn burned OF
Sunday evening, instead OF $40o as hrs'
reported. There was an Insurance o.
81, 900 on the building by the same com
PAW. There have been no further de
velopnents in regard to the origin o
the fire. but we presume that the sus-
picion that tramps are responsible TO
il, is correct.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
DEATlln.

MoCLOSKEY-I In THIS city, on the 18th in
staut, Charles McCloskey. In tho esth yeai
OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
TO to attend the funeral from tue iAle resi-
dence OF thu deceased Al East Eighth street
on Tbursday morning, ths lbtn inst at
O'Clock. High Mass al 81 marys chufeh
Iptermen 10 new Cathedral eemstery
STEW ART-Iin sabbath morning, Octob'
IL. Charles stewart, a. ed -.
Friends are invited to attent the funera
services. at the house 7lb West Front street
on " ednesday, at 3 O'Clock, p. IN. frSst
intermeLt.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

DUY YOUR GROCgRIEs AT THE
ID cheap cash store, N. 4. cor Third aud
Madison streets. Alb. rice 26c Alb. currants
2tc., 7lb new raisii 2bc. ALI prunes 25c
Glib. oat meal 25c., Alb leIly 2oc., BIB. mince
m eat 2tc.. cline to8p So, 3lb. Trenton crack
or. $50, Glib. soda Ia nit 2bc., b. egg biz
cult 1Sc., lib. ginger snaps lCc., lib. Rio-nacs
loc., bag good III ur 8ic. lib lard I0c., b
good tea 400, good brooms 2tc. and other
) GODS IN pIobOruon. New goods arriving
every day. Leave your Crier at the store
and It viii be promptly delivered. Olive vi
q call. LYNCH Il LEARY, N. T.. cornel
Third and Madi son streets. ol3 LIT
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
case Dismls'e",,

Abraham Massey eO, Gpns|
ra noeI'' before Judge s!,,s 9 lie5ti|
morning, CHARGE. T soqcht 81
S a4s very. Tho pri,On ned on On
he only ran into ITO lh gsdse esid
f5e% 's %hst he SAID /. as sso 1f d 90
c lavv' and told HIM he c.l.-
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

A eorre.p9sdssE9'A la s5s1aas {
s at tn. sns init, llG SHOP |,, of H' @ins
Grubb's corner, -. n .nres J, M
a sns V Weighed together sss1 them en- IA
a msyggh gD he sloalI - .rs.. =.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
Following q ,

Samuel Rankin sc s;l m ,rnl
Municipal anti Court t t9lI u M is
&C lrcely looked up ~a'I how,
w wa ade aa a practice OF ioIio% sni i
ing her on the !, stree ta.,'srdsy.
D D9sn guilty. guilty. to oeiDs . dT ,B,
y p ,dsrly. and was fined a-
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
A Change.

DR.. S. f. Ware, of the late firm OF
Ware & Smith, druggists, has sold his
entire interest in the drug business TO
his former partner. Mr.. Frank R.smith.
r. Ware will engage in the drug bust
LESS at Washington, ID. q.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
,oprosecutor s,i,

Alor1 ~ wa,a o .s6'l,. Z ''7 Ts''
Andersen s3,s s,,A sroasi:: E.; ys tsi,
locked ,S up at s '4s ss's',sr,sn s s''
c1mn'p%si,i the not opt put liz il 3 y.
s ea sisiet rlt e 4.5ss"'' and
we re discharBeu'
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
New Cocoa Mating.

Megary & Son to-day laid G cocoa
mating In the Municipal Court room.
1t was not laid until it was needed, and
II the Committee on CITY properly Will
GO little farther and heat up the room
comfortably they will be entitled 10 sui
mora thanks.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

Yesterday Afternoon Ghaf,
ron and John Has. we ~
prounds very much lude' 'ao
Of liquor. They were f'dsl
several timer, bu, away, cal
and last evening OH Il beilj
told there WAS a night e9lpsO
the tent. Upon golug 70 ~.
found these two men '!Iu
! ground, cut AID o.eed;sg, ~ am n
ton of the Chietot follCe =
taken TO the hall in a cai,lssl
| their wounds, which coa'i w
severe gashes on inel' mi mi
| dressed by Dr. Springer sus
Henry. When they W 'hi.
| before Judge Cumlnlns 'n rso'
| they were unable to sts'e WV ~
| or how the fight occurred, Az
| became evident that tos ~
| drunk TO know anything ~ a'V !,
Judge said that be lnopE !, !, !
lpretty well used M, and lel :.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
PeIbsplIaI.

B.P. Dixon, 0; kiaDdyw ne Hun
dred, - goGe to western PennsyiVa
MIA on cunning expedition.
Mrs. A +. Eeechtr and daughter
hav, re;nrned from 4 wo iLon ths' visiI
NV York SAFE.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

Farmers, na l.a 'De 's ssles }
2 2s e. "a $ sas +, ! g q e.: :;ss:s
&: 4: Il: : a; ;;': &; e.;
70 ses ne i e, s3ss s' vii Be sold
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
FIT 7 \ EO|7]1


The Levy Court me, in
lar October session , ~" 'ne'
President shallcross in ,ais N
c O., 'ae members being pp+. Sa
court was not called IA o r,esel
Ter II O'Clock. The menh uei
s 'y inthe ante room wb4rs,h
srhted with a plot shorl
, n positions Of az arch o,,
pair OF arches the P W a. Al
road Company is erecting o y
NC road in White Clay Geek In u,
ieauing IRON Ogletoxn TO Ssv.
Inc company finding The sira
mat now spans the ros,, ,nadss
we parpose intended aud becow
safe Tor travel, proposed To bn1,
OF arches with an abutmep, IN \
.re OF the road each arch 10 hal
feet wide and high enouth to ~ y
iAree load Of hay to pass bepsaI
lection was made by the ci,,|
White Clay Creek Hundred I "n
OF the pier In the centre. and nj
raj want OF room superln,epdsur|
was present and the interests If
road were represented BY Hon
Gray, The County wa represI
John d, Rodney, ESQ, attorusJ
Levy Court,
| At II 30 Court was called i
utes Of previous mee,!rs w.rs j
spprov.d.
Mr.. Mackey presented a pe,i,I
the Road Commissioners Of WI
Cree k Hundred, for the Lew
build a bridge over Eieu ran.
lover q run on the road lsadlr
Head OF Chris,isna CLu.cb n
Hill, as tho Hundred had u;
funds To build said bridge.
Mackey, Haman, add Morriso
appointec a Committee On al
tiOns.
l. Mr.. Mackey also ASKED 70,
mittee consisting OF seyen men
view a pair or arches t1e r,
Railroad is erecting over Il
road leacing from % Gown to,
Messrs McUracken, h4InaL,
Taylor, Morrison AMI Grub =,
pointed said COMMITTEES
Mr.. Morrison offered 70
which was adopted, ,ustruc
| attorney of the Levy Court
ratieiaction on the bonds Of il
Collector OF New Caste Hlal
1854
al Mr.. Hanan Of, red = south
' was adopted ,instruCtlns ihs r
IN issioners for Mil Creek Hi
> present their vouchers and
settlement at the Lext nteliI
Levy Court.
An informal debate occurs
dog asst ssmeht question, Nj
=, thought that assess1rs ought 4
, the COG assessiLtnt ,'st vi b u
y Assesstneut al the tine 0tlef a.
!, are posted.
Assessor Deakybe, 0: Back
:, Ord, was permitted TO OIL
a ICourt. lie showed tie dlf
assessing dogs, some o. Bio
being OF a very am using clan
County Treasurer herbert
the county lost money by
c dogs, as IL cost more 10 asses,
than was collected by taxes
Mr.. Deak y ne said The! Wi
up down in b sckolri H1ntFt
were allowed TO g. ats'sei
q wanted 10 assess every d02
every female dos 30
e, I=Mr. Herbert said he vas
liriend from BlaCkb.;t. Dosl
{, ass essed enough, TIE! wefa
p only 80 cents, and it COS! "
collect the taxes.
ell On motion OF Mr.. Hansn,
lCourt took u recrss uug. , o'cl
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
AZ KS. LAU IA U>GoUU hAhkNtsSss
SELECT SCHOOL FOR ROTH SEXES
WIN re Gpen
M0NnAV SEprFN REP II 1872

MONDAY, SEP TENDER Il, 1895,
At the northeast corner Niota aud King
streets.
Glasses will be formed 10 AL co.lmon and
higher English btatche', IN bookkeeping
music and tuch ancient and modern Ian
guages as may be Il ss.rcj.
The prlm.ry uepartne nj Will 20 urder tn,
successful management waich n q xlFeT
such satisfaction In the pat.
p full stah Of expcrlen ied tentler.o on an
lady teachers insuree 'hor0uH instruction
and drill ia all departments
TIE numer ~ and honor be patronage o
| this school during the psst tUnr years an,
the systematic discip,il" Of mind and bed
phlch has been its character4eitc excellence
mus. render tho year now Openi. tho mOs
/ cue cssful Of its history.
| TENS. rom s. to Slo per quarter, accort
! irg to CLASSIFICATION. For further infOImi
| tin and 70 secure seats tnniy T.
! MRS. Hardness,
no. 800 Nsrk"t stteat. ihis ciJy.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
Clothing

We offer you the best
chance to buy good Cloth
ing, and to buy it at fairer
prices, we believe, than was
ever offered in Wilmington.
We have, at great expen Sc,
bought goods and have had
them made right here in our
city, until now we have an
immense stock of Suits and
Overcoats for Men, Youths,
Boys and Children. We
have also bought some large
lots of Clothing, so that we
have both to offer -oul
own make ard New YORK
made. We do business 81
as to win trade selling good'
at fair prices, not represent
ing anything to be but JUS
what it is. We bay in large
quantities with ready cash
ard OF en- of first hands, 9
that we are sure to max
a good profit in buying
which gives us a good star
for low prices.
Our TAILORING d.
PARTMENT contains til
Choicest Fine Goods to !
found.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

smith, EN- hIeS-On Sept llth, 1881, a
oll West Norwegian street, Potsvt lie, Pa
by Rev J. Wesley sullivan, Mr.. joan =
smith, OF HAIR sburg, Pa, to Mis- II
Laura jenkins, Of Minersyille, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

Tomorrow promises 10 be somewba,
cloudy with clearing conditions, and
Thursday fair and cooler weather.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

Will DLL
MILTON VELVET,
COLORtO TUMBLERS,
Colored Tumblers,
Colored Tumblers.
Colored Tumblers.
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Canary, Cd Gold and Blue,
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Colored Goblets,
Colored Goblets,
Colonel Goblets
IColored Goblets,
Colored Goblets.
Canary, Old Gold and B,ue
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
| Crystal Tumblers and
Gob,ets,
| Crystal Tumblers and
Gobleta,
Crystal Tumblers and
Gob!ets.
lone of the above given wit
| every pound of
lone OF the above given wit
| every pound OF
|MIDDLEToN's SILVER COFFEE
MIDDLETON S SILVER COFFEE
MIDDLE1oN'S SILVER COFFEE
lMIDDLEToN's SILVER COFFEE
MIDDLETON S SILVER COFFEE
THE finest Roasted &c fife
n in the market. it is blen
!, OF Java, Maracaibo, Laguay
IS "a, Fancy Santos and Colo
'tlen Rio Coffee.
lFu'l Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
Full Weight, Foil Strength
and Full Flavor.
Full Weight, Full Strength
Il and Full Flavor.
I'll For sale by grocers,
ss:I25 cents per pound.
Fl For sale by grocers,
3G,l25 cents per pound.
I'll For sale by grocers.
Y las cents per pound.
; 9s5:::WHOLESALE
he
ID 10 South Second ST
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

state of GRo TnormOmcsof
At the REPUBLICAN, office In the shAde
z O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'olocf
$40 $50 63o
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

The following games were played
on Saturday
New York-Metropolitau, /; Brook.
Ign, 2.
Rochester, y. Rochester, 3 Provi
dence. Z.
Syracuse, y. STARS, 3 Buf
falo, 4.
Williamsport-W llliamsport, 3 Bos
ton, 6.
Philade lphia-Athletic, 5 New
ark, 3
Washington, d. C -Nationa 5
Baltimore, 0.
NOTES.
The Philadelpbia-Cincinrati, anG
the St Louis New York games wer
stopped by rain.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

.NOk SALE - TWtl-SrOnl BRICk
q house, rooms near city railway, for
$500. Clear Of membranes. GREGG Il
WALTER, 7l8 Marke. street. OILS OF
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13
A. c. YATES& CO.,
COZ, 6Ol, 6e8 chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.

NOIICE II, OHAS. REYNOLDS,
IN owner and occupant OF Ii 70 house, stu.
ated at N. r. cor Water and King streets,
In the Second ward OF tho city OF Whining
ton. county of New Castle and state OF della.
ware, In com lliance with tie requiem ents
of tho acts of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give no
tioe that shall apply in writing to the Oourl
of tho General Sessions Of tho Peace ans
Jail elivery o! the state of Delaware Ia
ana fer New Casle county, On MONDAY
the 10th cay of NoEembSr, a. d., 1885, being
he next term OF said court. Tor q license for
sa Id house. as an inn or tavern, for tho sale
| therein OF intoxicating liquors in less guam
tities than one quart, to be drunk on thu
premises and the following respectable
citizens Of said ward recommend the sal
application viz
/ Goo. ". Gray, Fdw. Melchior,
John r. bush, Max Ephraim,
Sau uel q Reed, Richard Boo.h.
| leo. W. Quinn, harry Pi1sr,
ODas. y. 81 arks, T. h Brson,
| a lex. ChatD bers, M. HsyeJ,
| Il. ). Kirby. John Is dunbar,
los A. R,uman, John MONEY,
I hobert Hutton, h. II. rayi,r
T. Rob nson, Chas. L. Crippen,
IL. Harris, richolas Jenny,
". II. Higgins, I. Morritt,
| W. Hammond.
oo,ls-at UHAS. REYNOLDS.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

ETANihD 40 ,oD!tlrLf Z IN
w erti homework Apply q. l?-5 Tat
4 mol street. oI.-2t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

NOrlCE il, PAtRItk NE iAkltY.
y the owner. ofthe nous stu ited on Mary
land avenue and Monroe strost, in the Third
ward o. the city OF wilmington, County Of
New Castle and state of Delaware, in com
plsncs with the requirements OF the acts Of
the General Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
| shall apply in writing TO the Court OF Gen
| eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the state of Delaware. In and for new
| Castle County, On MONDAY. the 10th day
| Of November. A. l. 1855, being the nexi
term OF SAID court, for u licente for said
houss as an inn or tavern for the salo there
| n Of iutoxic atiaX liquors In less qua n ittt
than one quart 10 be drunk ON the premise
bnu tho following respectable citizene Of th'
ls-ii ward reeoLmt nj said sppitca. "a, via
IL A. BourRe lhos. lnulltn,
| y enry Wi sill, Thos Ryan.
| ihos. filzSinmons, ChristOpher Zintle.
lsa : CoYl. A. Il. Hillsspe.
lG Krautter Jas. Mc8rath,
| Hiibur kuRlcr. lh6s. Fare /.
. john Riley, ThOs. Riley.
iBernard ]. Sweeney, John Sweeney.
Daniel Maier r.. T.. Bilworll,,
Ira;hck nllon, Peter !. tiinder.
| nus j Bennett l'atr CT MolBgl ~,
= Lac. Grant Jacob T AnceisoU J r
J, G. Wigsltsworth,
+. ol--3t Patrick MEG ARITY.
---------
,. KaND GP!KN HOUSE,
'lN MAsosIo TENrL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
October 10 andl1.
& play OF Intense human Interest. -
Y. beraid.
d hartley CAMPBELL'S
70 -
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

NOR RENT-A MOE FOUR ROoM slioD
bricK house, in good repair Po 9sS@ sui
Immediately. apply to ID. +. SIN 81, n 9,S
M arket street..
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

WANTED "A GOOD, RElii a n f'no1
w middle aged white woman WIN n,t svI'
recommendation, for general hou uo Wasi
None other need apply, at NO. eio NE St
Ninth street
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

WANri D.A FuRH ,dsH ~ n priyat,
family, or where there are only few ooa Dun, !
ers Address, stating location ana tefh "a
which must be moderate, M KS 70 ,,t
BLERk az West street. oio-7'
Daily Republican., 1885-10-13

SALE-A DESIRABLE M ann ann he
street property. Po session 20 cou IN ~ n,
had January /. GEORGE X. TOWNS,Ss a,
Ola Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-10

same Rev. Mr.. Monroe assisted in nomi'
mating Third Party candidate for Con.
rress, 10 which fact Col. Taylor owes hiSde'
feat more than to any other. No doubt that
was great glory for Monroe. We find him
still interested, anxious and venomous,
He has lately issued book-the title oi
which is direct stab at the Republican
party-aud is being distributed after all
the country papers have gone to press.
Monroe being an eminent impractcable,
he takes desperate chances TO play into
the hands OF the Democratic party. This
is only one OF a hundred illogical moves
Of the Third Party. II prohibitiorkever
comes in Ohio it will come over the dead
bodies OF these. cranks. Five percent OF
the voters will never be permitted to die.
tate to the ninty-fve percent, and the
Monroe feather weights should lose no
time in finding that out.
The indicitio to-day are that there
will be voted twelve Third Party tickets
here next Tuesday, against eleven last
year and thirty-three in 1877. This boom
will neither rip the earth or defeat Judge
Foraker.
Desperate efforts are being made here
by Democrats to lead away the votes OF
two colored men. II the Colored men are
iedit will be the greatest mistake Of their
lives. Some men get very low, but We do
not believe these men are ready to do the
work. Eyes are upon them that have no
love for traitors.
The fact that the United States Senate,
10 remain Republican, greatly depends
upon the result OF the election in this
State, is making it specially important that
HilIes aud Poorman should de "boomed"
by ballot on Tuesday. w.w.H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-10

w1LLraXSPokT. Pa, Oct. 8. Some
weeks ago Clarence Clark, formerly a
wealthy druggist, committed suicide, and
yesterday afternoon his vile took opium
and died. Mrs. Clark was member Of
one Of the most respectable families in
this state, and formerly lived in Wilkes
barre, where she was general tavorite
in society. Soon after their marriage
Clark drank heavily and lost all his
money. The wife was SO depressed over
their losses that she became q confirmed
opium eater. The friends Of the couple
deserted them, and at last they took what
remained OF their fortune and came to
Belfonte, where for years they we're known
as hopeless drunkards. They lived in an
old shsnty until their money vas ex-
hausted.
The husband, driven to despair, blew
his brains out, and his wife buried him
by selling diamond ring which she had
kept during all her wanderiugs. 1t has
been a mystery how she lived, but 1t is
thought relatives sent her money. After
her husbands death she drank worse,
and yesterday afternoon she was found
dead in her bed with a phial OF opium in
her hand. By her side was note which
read: 81 have wasted my life and don't
want TO live any longer"