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Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
The Peae emaker.

Lst US have peace" Heaven born
sentiment What aparadise this world
indeed would be If all nations would
settle their disputes peacefully instead
of resorting to murder-for murder is
murder whether it is done by nations
or individuals. For the furtherance of
this sentiment the Philadelphia Uni.
versal Peace Union, at 402 Race street,
is monthly publishing little maga-
zine of "a pages forthe small sum of 10
cents a single copy. The September
number contains not only good articles
on peace, but educational matters, inter-
national relations, European progress
American advancement, etc Get a
COPY.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Going 10 Illinois.

Mr.. l.. Butler, of Brighton, Ill.,, has
cen on visit to this city, and while
here saw some wall decorating done by
pleased with 1t that he engaged him tc
go to his home and do some OF the same
kind of work for him. Mr.. Moyston
was for some time employed by Ball &
Co., but about two years ago started
very excellent work has secured him q
fair share of patronage. The work tina,
he has engaged to do for Mr.. Butler viii
take him about one month, after which
he will return to this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Riot nj Waterford.

WATERFORD, July 13-The anniver-
sary of the battle OF the Boyne yesterday
caused large increase In the usual
Sunday number OF drunken
men on the streets last night. Among
them were many of the soldiers belong.
ing to the Welsh regiment, doing
garrison duty here A number OF
citizens got into drunken row with
the soldiers, during which the latter
bayonetted to death one of the citizens,
a man named Peter Grant. d Dlring
the hottest part of the conflict a soldier
alta ckei Grant and plunged bayonett
dire IL through his heart. Grant fell
dead on the spot This tragedy infu-
rated the people, and when they:
realized that one of their mum DER had
been killed, they fell in such numbers
and with such ferocity upon the troops
that the latter were compelled to fly
for their lives in confusion to their ba.-
racks.
The mob followed them up and were
only deferred from storming the bar
racks by the threat that they wouid
be hred upon with powder and
ball. They besieged the building all
night, and smashed every window with
volley after volley of stones. The
city was in blaze of excitement, and
every soldier met in the streets was
attacked. Some struggling soldiers we're
fearfnlly handled, being stoned, beaten
and kicked until they fell by the way
side unconscious. Those who eacaped
mob violence did so by fleeing to the
barracks or police stat ons for refuge.
Two privates were arrested this morn
ing on suspicion to being guilty of
Grants murder, and number of civi
lians profess to be able TO identify the
soldier who killed Grant
The rage of the populace was so great
this morning that it was deemed best
to transfer the Welsh regiment to some
other place. This was done immediate.
ly, and, as the soldiers marched from
the barracks to the railway station,
surrounded by policemen, mob fol.
lowed them, hooting and stoning the
prisoners. Several Parnellite members
of Parliament have telegraphed that
they will bring the matter before the
Government and demand an immediate
inquiry into the outrage. L. is gen.
orally believed that the soldiers began
the row.
The grand jury held an inquest on
the body of Peter Grant. They found
that he came to his death by a bayouet
wound, inflicted by a soldier Of the
South Wales Bor,lerers, adding that,
in the interest of peace the regiment
should be forthwith removed from the
city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
snIe or BuiIdfnes.

The old almshouse buildings will be
sold at public sale tomorrow afternoon.
Builders and contractors should make
it point to be present, as an opportu.
nifty will be offered to get large quan.
tity of material at reasonable price.
The buildings will be sold separately SO
that all may have a chance to purchase
and remove the same by the 25th OF
next March. For particulars, see ad-
vertisement.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Almost an Aceidenr

Yesterday morning while an aged
man was standing on the north-bound
track of the p, W. &. B. Railroad
between French and King str eets. iusr
as the train was coming, and although
the engineer blew the whistle and RANG
the Deli, he paid no attention, and the
Train was finally stopped when within
ABOUT four feet of him. A shifter was
coming down on the south. bound track
az the same time, and it is supposed his
attention was directed to it.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
DPECJAL MKWTIOU
Almost Incredible,

~ Dut IEuo. -El
A stem winding, stem setter, Swis
gold watch. given away with every 30
cigars, at the great tobacco mart, Sew
enth and Orange streets, by Chapman
the great precipitator.
For Rent Cheap
the balance of the year, a stable tha
will accommodate two horses and tw,
wagons, In the western part of the city
VIII rent for A.00 per month. Appl,
at this Office.
Pianos ana Organs.
The Wilcox and White organs ar,
are the best. Pianos and sheet music
". II. Mullen, successor toF. A. Norti
q Co., No. 7l3 Market street, second
floor.
Painting and Gratn1ng.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Es
Inmates furnished. All work guaran
teed. 122 Market street.
Fish Fish
Powell has on his stall, In the Third
street market house, butter fish, porpies
founders, haddock, Goldfish snappers
Holsters, crabs, blue fish and catfish.
spanish Pun
1s the best cent cigar In the city. Try
them. H. Il. Bourbon & Bro, N, W,
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-.
facturers.
Painting.
Tnghman Danner, house and sipp
painter, No. 510 Market street. Job.
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Coal. Coal.
Those wanting to lay in coal for wi u.
tor, should call on Fell & Joseph, 7la
W. Front street, for good, clean coal
2240 pounds.
Dr. Banderson's
Herbs of Joy, the Great Health Promo.
ter, 20 cents, Belts drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
Novor Too Late 70 Mend
II you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet, delay no Longer, as your neigh.
Dor Is ahead Of you.
Mech Restaurant.
First class dinners, also choice fce
cream at McClure's restaurant, Eighth
street market.
Ice Cream.
ny iCO CIO0Ih C<au no IOuuu aJ GQt
old stand, Second street market house
on and after Tuesday, April 7th.
lee Fsr sale
day aud night, Sunday included, at
2OS West Eighth street.
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy good coal.
An kinds Of wood by the load or cord
at Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Frames for cabinet pictures for 25c. al
Lex Barney's, mo. East Seventh street
Lynch aud Lsary are the cheapes,
grocers in West Wilmington. North
east corner Third and Madison streets
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death TO moths, bed bugs and flies
Sold by Taylor 8 Fullerton, 3O2 Kinf
street.
For pure Persian Insect powder fol
destroying reaches, flies, bed bugs. ETC.
go to Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Good goods are ALWAYS the cheapest
and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Oormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
-
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Letters Granted.

Letters testamentary were granted
yesterday by Register Grubb to Mar.
garet Lawn, on the estate of Danial
Lawn, late OF Wilmington. Letters of
auminlstratlon were granted to William
"A. ana .. Hayden Husbands, on the
estate OF the late Adolphus Husbands
of Christiana Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
B C CO..
k Street..
|N| I IFS,

! reduce is when
Iertain kinds of
|uring the bal
Lmmer we in
such induce
| line that can
bme any excuse
| this city may
Ping away from
y times goods
| Wilmington
bladelphia, and
| great reduc-
| made, it will
b experienced
! out how great
! is in shopping
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
The Peach CrOp,

The Dover Del, State Sentino !, on
Saturday gave the following estimates
of the peach crop, as obtained by the
railroads from the growers Delaware
Railroad, $780, 600 baskets Delaware
and Chesapeake Railroad, 500. .00O
baskets Cambridge and Seaford Rail
road, 100000 baskets Queen Anne
and Kent Railroad, 250, 1000 baskets
Delaware, Mary land and Virginia Rail
road, 100,0 baskets New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad,
80, 900 baskets; total, 1880, 900 baskets.
low.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
VIII Take HIS Vacation.

Mr.. c. 8. Hammitt, the we'll known
artist, will leave this city on THU sday
for Sites Mountain House, eight miles
above the Delaware Water Gap, where
he will spend part of his vacation in
sketching some OF the beautiful scenes
with which that section abounds. He
expects to be absent until Septem ber.
and will visit several other places of
note.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
A HlUu(her,

In n notice yesterday of Whining.
tonians camping at Chester Heights,
the name of Brandywine Summit was
inadvertently used. From the descrip.
tion of the location, the reader, how.
ever, must have readily detected the
blunder,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Two Ban as of Musfc

on the Bachelors Boat club moonlight
excursion on Tuesday evening, July
2lst s Sleamer Brandy wine leaves Fourth
street wharf at 50. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
HAY EAHAH

MY brother Myron and myself were
ooth cured OF Catarrh and Hav Fever
iast July and August by Ely's Cream
Balm: Up to this date, Deo. IS. neither
nave had any return of these troubles
Gabriel Ferris, Spencer, N, Y.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
sum nnsr SILKS.

The new weave mosaique summer
silks are reduced TO 80 cents. One lot,
pure all boiled summer silks, reduced
from 5S TO 40 cents. These are great re
,ductions. Cranor II Co., 62l Marke,
|street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14

Fem Il Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday $40 at 8 p. M, no at 8 p. m.
and n 2 at 10 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
EXcnrnlon

The First NJ. ?. church will give an
excursion to Point Lookout, on We'd
nesday, July 10th. Trains leave the
r., w. " b. depot at a. m, and 2,45
p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Vogeler,s a. Fador. >,

And " baltimore Beauty" strong and last.
& ing s1id oy n: b. Danforth, Iruggist. 2nd
guarantee as to lit. A special room for an.
plying. 'oi "p'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
The weather..

Tomorrow promises to be clearing
and slightly warmer. On Thursday far
conditions and rising Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Cass1Iner es.

We are closing out the stock of sum
mer cassimeres very low prices on
some of them. Crauor 81 Co., 62l
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
st ate o@ tine rnernolnetar

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock l2 O'CLOCK
700 800 $50
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
India Tea.

Hal the usual quantity makes a
drawing. Central Tea Store. No. 2 W
Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
As a Cure for sore Thro.ts and

Coughs" Browns Bronchial Troches',b
been thoroughly tested, and maintain their
good reputation, S,A
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14

For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14

The Marquis of Harrington, sx-var
minister, referred to the Intention OF
the late Government to evacuate the
province Of DonRola in the Soudan and
expressed wish to know whether the
present Government meant to coptinue
the work of constructing the Nile
railway.
Mr.. Smith replied that the Govern.
ment would not abandon the railway
behind the defending force, but that It
nad no intention OF increasing the
British forces in Egypt.
CATHOLIC ATTACK ON oRASGEMEN.
LONDON, July l3 3-While the or.
angemen OF Rye House, Hsrtfords hire,
we're celebrating the ann iversary of the
Battle of the Boyne on Monday, they
were attacked by q mob of Catholics
and desperate fight occurred. Fence
palings, table legs and chairs were
freely used by both sides, and many
heads were broken. The police were
powerless to suppress the riot. 1t was
ultimately quelled BY the priests.
CHoLERA's FEARFUL RECORD.
madrid, July 13.-The cholera has
broken out in four places in the pro-
vince of Jean. Forty-two new cases
were reported on Monday in that pro.
vince and eighteen deaths from the
disease. The official report shows total
OF 30, 900 cases in Spain since the in cep-
tion of the scourge up to last evening,
and n total of Is 900 deaths.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
Eastern Resi- dents Benefited Too,

Fresh and Pure Drugs every week. Utmost
care given prescriptions. Low prices or
atent Medicines at Beaton Smith's Phar
macies.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
We MIKE nO'Display

of presents to induce purchasers. Cen
tral Tea Store, No. West Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
A Crematory 20 be Bu,It.


The cremation society formed in
Philadelphia about one year ago seems
| 10 be meeting with success, and pro.
pose this fall to erect a crematory at a
cost Of $40, 900. Eleven acres OF ground
| near Manayunk have been secured,
and the plans for the buildings are
being drawn by prominent architect.
1t is intended TO have beautiful cha Del
In the ancient Greek style, the pilasters,
bases and columns to be of granite, and
the walls Of brick. The roof will be
lsurmounted by q cupola, which in turn
will be surmounted by an angel of
peace fifteen feet high, of solid bronze
Within the walls Of this structure there
Will be beautiful room large enough
to accommodate number of persons. 1t
Is designed to have the funeral service
In this apartment, and the catafalque
upon which the coffin will rest during
the ceremonies will be no arranged
that at the close IL can be lowered to
the floor beneath, upon which will be
the crematory furnace. This will be
what Is known as an incinerating fur.
mace, with re'geuerating gas firing, ami
large enough to contain two bodies at
once. The crematory room will be
nineteen feet high, and furnished with
every possible convenience.
Upon the chapel floor there will be a
chamber for the reception of the dead,
and In order that the relatives may be
convinced that life is Ieally extinct,
this apartment will be provided with
electrical apparatus so that the 81 ightest
movement in the coffin will sound an
alarm to the watchman. The corpse
can remain in this place for three days
If desired by the relatives. Inside the
chapel there will be 10, 900 places pro.
vided for the reception of the ashes of
the oremated dead. The grounds will
be lots for the burial Of .he dead the
same as in other cemeteries, 80 that
those who are opposed to cremation can
bury their friends in the regular way,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14
GOODS.

ench all.wool
u the new
ID from SOC. to
rench twilled
|nches, reduced
SC. Very de-
Yelling dresses.
ll-wool black
Fed from 15c.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14

D SILKS.
.ent Of Color
forth 81. Fine
!, worth S7Ic.
Rlna Silks, 28-
{. from SI.Io.
ISILKS.
% from ST. to
1.Io, SI.5o to
nember we
yard.
Pilk reduced
S5c. Pro-
pc best sold
~ Pl .OO.
the seams.
ne best Jer-
p this city.
y Tor $500
The hand
Jersey for
Y city, The
'ded Jersey
any city.
Yrs.
Brussels, re-
LILO to ooc.
pestry Brus-
and ooc. to
tapestry Brus-
% ooc. In
fduced. Mat
close. Real
Daily Republican., 1885-07-14

LONDON, July 13-A mass meeting
of women was held in Princes Hall
this afternoon TO consider ways and
means to protect young gi-ls from the
horrible pitfalls OF London, as revealed
by the Pail Mali Gazette. Mrs. Booth
and other ladies made eloquent ad.
dresses. The meeting resolved that the
laws on the subject should forthwith be
made more efficient, denounced State
regu lation of vice, demanded the total
repeal of the Contagious Disease act aud
that the age of consent be raised from 13
to l6. The meeting also voted to send
copies of the record of its proceedings to
the HonSa of Com mona
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-15
elite Der 8et1Hprenen.

SIR ben am 2. Wontas int SUM- Be-
sinnenoen 9ermin bes 9iitriftss@ eridts
1iir Stearns County iperben folsenbe
PerIonen als @ei9morene fuugiren:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-15
First insertion April 10. 1857
Notice Of Mortgage Sale Ey Advertisement.

Default having been made in the conditions of
Q certain Mortgage deed duly executed and
delivered byFerdinand Gruetzmacher and Sophia
Norman a. Mortgage, dated the 18th day of
January A.. D. 1883. and recorded in the Office Of
the Register OF Deeds in and for the County of
91arns, SIate or minnesota; on the 26th day Of
Mortgage Deeds on Page 463, and said Mortgage
and debt secured thereby having been duly
assigned, sold, transferred and delivered
mann for a valuable consideration on the oath day
of February 1885, which Assignment was, on the
9th day OF April 1885 at O'Clock A. M, duly re-
for said County in Book scs Of R 1. auua Is and AND
Agreements on Page 225 upon which Mortgage and
debt secured thereby, there is claimed to be due
and is due at the date Of this notice, the sum Of
Four Hundred Fifty dollars; and that no action.
or proceeding has been instituted at law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by said Mort
gage or any part thereof;
er OF sale contained in said Mortgage, and Of the
statute in such case made and provided, the said
Mortgage will be foreclosed, by a sale of the Mort
gagged premises therein described; which sale
VIII De made at the front door of the Court House
In the City OF st. Cloud. in said Stearns.County on.
Saturday the Both day Of May 1885 at three O'Clock
IN the afternoon to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on the said Mortgage, and the costs
OF sale, together with the sum Of Twenty dollars
attorneys fees, as stipulated in said Mortgage as
attorneys fees in case Of foreclosure thereof. The
premises described in said Mortgage and to be
sold az aforesaid are the following tract. piece or
parcel OF real estate lying and being situated In
said County ofStearns described as follows to wit:
The south west quarter (sw y of Section thirteen
OF Range thirty two (S2) West, containing 100 acres
according to the government survey thereof.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, April 18th 1885.
JACOB SIMoNITsCH,
/, Assignee Of Mortgage.
JAS. r. BENNETT ATTORNEY.
MATTHIAS MICKEY, Sheriff of.:stearns. County ~
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Ron1nae1: 9aB Der Stabti1reiber be-
auftrast fei, in Der oifiaiellen Stabtaeis
tuns gu eerSHentliden, baB Der Stabt=
ratb bel Der erften @eriammluns i'm
Dsai Gngebote fir 2iefcrung Der Gtabt.
orudleden entsesennebme. @inem tpei=
teren Suffrage oes Glib. &einbarb sufpls
&c tparbe laut Ibfimmung beidlofen,
Der Glerf iole beauftragt fem, 5ffentlid
betnnnt au MAIDEN, baB Der Council BON
ben Stabtdr5ten gnsebote fir dratlide
Bfege unb 2ieferung Der Mebiainen fir
.|ertrantte Stabtarmen in Der Stabt emit
gesennebn1e uno iib bas Ge1t borbes
battle, Elm ober ale 9nsebute au Der,
merfen.
als COMMITTEE far Seffteuuns Der
Uebalter tuuroen errtannt Coates, Brid
lnHo GaDmpnb. Ser Staotanpalt MUIR
be bepoQmd6tist, cine beitdtigte Gppie
Der Nmencements gum Stabtzg Charter
anduferti9en. Siermit 8ertagung bic
Wittluo6 Iben6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-15
Srnnoetgentbmms Mebsrtragnmge,
TIT Stearas gpuutn.

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sra 8fnneop fir So 8 80 in ct gIouo
1850
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an Mlbert Cruel fir MN Il 8 10 s 1875 81
81 1910
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100
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fanse nod Elm Wcgurmid Selbltbinber
au baben 1T.
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gaenitas in Der Stride dur unbe fledten
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wit SRI. Inna Streib, unb Serr gorne~
illus S1aebler nit SRI. @li5e 9ol BON
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] Simmels;@ egen auf allen @esen.
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fen= unb Seiter>Sauie porsenommel1en
8eamtentpa5l mar bic Tbeilnabute }ei=
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.iuebrs@ otnpasnien elne rese. SUI @a,t=
len nursen 80 Stimmen abaeaeben.
glls gbef.S nsenieur muroe sSebn Coates
|unb als er1ter Niiiitent Sames Sulioan
semablt. 8ei Der @abl fir bas @mt
bes Speiten Miiitenten erbieft 8ilb.
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Stimnsn.
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Sia b6ren mir, bab am 9. Npril 6er1
9tic. @iles BON Sprlns SiI i'm bobeu
Utter BON 80 Sabren, perieben nit ben
Sterbeiaframenten, ianft i'm Serrn ent
i6lief. Inter grocer 8etheiliguna fant
am l1ten bieies Die 8eepbiguns ftatt
Ser 8eritorbene binterldBt Srau nebf
4 o~erbeiratbeten &inbern, benen mir
btermit unier tiefftes 8eileio soaen
R6se Der 8eritorbene ruben m Srie:
;Iben!
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StaotratbSzW

Sci Der am Montas it~attsebabteu
ISisuns fanben fi9 elm Bennett,
Bsid, Coates, Cooper, @riebler, Senne.
mann, Muniinser, McGonnea, &ap=
monb, &einbaro, 8risbt uuo Yraiibent
Bomeq.
Nabbem Bennett, Coates, 8upeu
uno &elnbarb, bic BEL Der lesten 5taotz
mabl erwdblten Mitglieber BEG Stabts
ratbs, ben pii5lellei Glib seteiitet batten
lto Sotpeu als tempDrdrer 8oriiber erz
nannt tpar, idritt man 5ur @abl ber
8eamten fir bas laufenbe Sabr.
Gls 8rdiibent ertpdblte man nit II
St,mmen sesen 1 Stimme, bic benz
Serrn &einbaro 5ufiel, ben alderman
8emea als 8rdiioent; fir bas Gmt bes
8ice. Brdiibenten erbielt @einbarb Z uno
@riebler 5 Stimmen. Griterer ipurbe
als ernablt erfldrt. 8ei Der @abl bes
Stastidreibers erbielt 8. g.. 8ire Z
uno g. j. Barnes 5 Stinmen. Barnes
mubte oemna6 benz Serrn 8ire benglab
lrdumen.
Die Serrer Coates uno &einbarb
|purben als Committee ernannt, INN ben
8ursermeiiter in &enntniB gu Ieben, bas
Der Council ii9 orsaniFrt babe nnb sur
Ibuideluns ettuaiser @ei1dfte bereit
fiei. Ser Mapor itelte ii1 in 8e9lei,
|tun9 oes Committees uor bemS tabtratb
elm unb tbeilte nit. baB er feline Mbre3e
gelesentlid elmer ipateren @eriammluns
oorlesen perbe.
Sierauf i9ritt man our @abl bes
Staotanmalts. Tim bieies Imt bemiib
ten iib Die Qopofaten s. 6. Searle unb
8. 8. Calhoun. Grfterer erbielt BEL Der
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