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Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Nomination Election.

EoURTH WARD-The Republicans Of
the Fourth ward will hold their nomi
nation tor Mayor on Saturday,, b.
tween the hours of three AMI seven o.
clock, p. NJ, at n, w. corner of Fourth
and Poplar streets.
SEVENTH WARD The r publican
nomination for Mayor will be hell on
Saturday, May 9th, between the hour,
of three and : o'clock in the Seventh
ward polling places, William Stone :
store, Tenth and Orange, and Logan
House.
TENTH WARD The Republicans
of the Tenth Ward are invited to NEE,
at No. PA Harrison street this evening
at Z. 80 o'clock.
At q NEE ing of Ninth ward Repub
licans last night at the old Academy
Caleb 4. Watson was elected inspectJ
to hold the nomi alton to morrow a
the upper poll, AID George Cooney a
the lower. A meeting will be held \
the same place on next Wednesda,
night to elect inspectors and assistant
to hold the election for Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

4hs.vsiencia Raisins, 2oc. ans Evarora.
ted Apples, ESQ. lbs. Imported Cherries,
Csc. 8iDs. LAYER rigs, ESQ. Abs. Gold on
Dates. 2bc lbs. Ounce Butter, 26c. 4 lbs,
Country Apple Butter, ESQ. 2 lbs. Seedless
Cherries, 2bc. 2 lbs. Seedless Plums, Csc.
lbs. Assorted Jellies, $50. Glass Mugs
Jelly ,26c. 3 lbs. Preserved Orab-Apples, 26c.
cana Table Peaches, go. 4 cans cherries,
plums, Tomatoes, Apples, Pumpkin, Corn,
cans sardines. 25c. 8 los Soused Mackerel,
2tc. lbs. Hudson Bay Herring, Csc. Mic
Nacks, &c. h.; Cream Nuts, &c. ID, Dozen
Picxels, $50, Dozen Choice Mack reI, 12c.
I bottles French Mustard, $50. 2 lbs. African
Mocha Coffee, 2bc 2 los Choice Rio, $50.
2 coed pieces ofStove Polish or Shoe black
Ing for so. Largo Bag Of Family Flour 7oc.
5 los. Breakfast Hominy 25c.b OTIS. Bsans. 2bc.
large b0ftles best Ketchup, 25c. Quart
bottle Maple Syrup, loo. 4l6s OIien Soap
25c., 7 cakes b ,rax Soap. aSc. 10 large bars
Scrubbing Soap, 2bc. ~ cakes Of Olien Soap
2tc. DeslccatsoIOat meal or Homin reduced
to l2c. for lbs. DEVEKELL BIOS, No.
10 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

The Laurel fremen from York, Pa.
are having a good, royal time of 1t, not.
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather. Thursday night they were
banqletted by the Friendship boys, and
number OF impromptu speeches were
made and songs sung. The visitors
III charge of delegations of Blue
Hens" were escorted around TO the re-.
respective Fire company's houses,
where they enjoyed u hospitable well
come. The York boys" express
themselves as overwhelmed with unex
pected kindness, They intended to
drop down in Wilmington, making the
Friendships house their headquarters,
from which they could stroll around at
leisure and look in upon the other fire
men aud say how do you do?"
Instead OF that they are li5nizt d they
say, by the whole fire department OF
Wilmington, and received by the city
authorities.
Headed by their splendid band and a
large delegation of Wilmington fireInen
the Workers. were escorted around to
various places of interest this forenoon
calling on the other fire companies OF
the city. Several of the Wilmington
manufactures were also visited, and
the visitors have come to the concluso on
that Wilmington is bigger place than
York, and the equal of any city III
P.nnsylvania in every respect, except
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
| This afternoon q collation. will bt
served TO the visitors at the Weccaco.
engine house at O'Clock in true Weccs
coe style, and this evening the visitors
| will he entertained with colations
1 ha u .1
thew Washington engine houses The party
VIII start tomorrow morning for home
The committee of reception on the par
of the Friendship is composed of Henri,
Jerome, +. w. Harrison, A. 4. Cloud
II. n. Wiley, William Sherer, Thoma
Starr, Joseph Perkins, Andrew Lohne
and James Mcdowell.
The Spring Garden brass band accom-
pauying the visitors, IL one of the yer,
Dest, and their fine music draws ou
large crowds wherever they 60. Tn
following IL the band roster
Captain e. Kissinger, leader; l.. II
Grenewald, drum major G A. Boyer
George Bush, Henry Fry, John Miller
f. A. Demphwelf. A. f. Spyker, Ed
ward Bender, Daniel Sine, John Long
DAVID Naylor, Charles Sheerer, Charlie
A. Bush, William Miller, A. G. Boyer
Edward Fry, Hiram Evanee, Charlie
Nichols. Jacob Hose Is marshal of tn
Laurel Company, A. name sign III ca,
of natural fireman.
The following are the names of tn
members of the Laurel " boys"
W. Fl. A bright, W. A. Ben'z, Al
drew B,llsn, John Blymirl, Georg
Baum, Adam Cranmer. George Game
ron, A. l. Greenwalt, Frank Hecker
Jacob Hose, Frank Heifrick, Jaco
lnglefritz, Charles Leash, Jo.eph Lett
Allen II. PheiRor, SAMUEL Ruth, Harr
Russell, Glenn NJ. Spaneler, john W
Shirley, George Metzsll, Thomas Enel,
K. V. Thomas, Frank WHARF, Jopep
Trumbo, Conrad Warner, Norma
Musselman. o. p. Blank, John Blanl
Charles Ilgenfirtz, Thomas Platts.
Mr., Albright IL a wide awake new
paper man, President of the compau,
and last night occupied seat at ii
right of the President of tue City Cou1
Gil during a long session of the same.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
The Nomination Election,

The Republican nomination election
takes place to morrow. The cLntest
has been narrowed down to Henry c..
Conrad and John Hare, all other candi-
dates having withdraw from the can
vass. The voting places are as follows
First ward-W bite Horse II otel, Second
and Tatnall streets; Sscond-Felton
House, Second and Walnut streets, ano
Charles Cannou's hotei, II sald aud Ap
PIE streets; Wilson cigar store,
Fourth and Jefferson streets, Four h
Northwest corner of Fourth and Poplar
streets; FL TIN, rtL W ,st cor a, T ofSixth
and Tatna!l streets Sixth Ky.e's
office, King below Ninth; Seventh
P. s. Williams stove store, Orang.
above Tenth, and the Logan House
Eighth Northwest corner of Eighth
and Pine streets; Nin.t-Old Academ
and Thirteenth and Head streets
Tenth-Fianiyan's saloon, Soucheas u
corner of Second and Jackson Sill. ..ts
William Y. Warmers office
Maryland avenue AMI Beech streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
THIRD EDITION,
Thieves AbOut.

On Tuesday n light q gold watch and
chain, vest and coat, belonging 10
Michael Stein, GA board the schooner
that had ARR ved at Wilmington with
a load of cruss ties for the B. 81 P. Rail
road, were sto Zen. Mr.. STEMS suspi-
cions Tell upon two colored men named
William Runnels and George johnson,
alias " Baltimore" who were on the
schooner during the evening. He I'M
mediately informed Chief Of Police Nc
Cornell of his loss and he place the case
in the hands OF officer Marques TO
work up. That officer, from the de-
scrIption of the men given by those
who had seen them on the schooner
and lurking in the vicinity, spotted
his men, aud knew at once they had
gone to Philade phia
Watching the returning trains on
Wednesday morning, he saw Runpe!s
get off the 10 80 3. IN. train and imme-
diately arrested him. On the way 10
the city hall Runnells let the watch
chain drop upon the pavement He
picked it up and in reply to question
Runnels said Jol ns)n gave it TO him.
He then made a clean breast Of IT, ana
told the officer that the watch and cloth.
ing could be found at l. FL. harvey's
pawn shop, $40 South street, where $l5
had been paid on it.
Officer Marques yesterday morning
took officer Mcbride with him, and
went up TO Philadelphia, making sure
of baggtug the game they were in search
of. Going to the pawn shop mentioned,
they got the watch that had been
pawned, and were told that johnson
had been in about half An hour before,
to get another dollar to take him down
to Wilmington.
Feeling assured that he would COM
down on the 10 q. m. boat they hastened
to the wharf, but johnson did not pu1
in an appearance. Thinking that ht
had been detained in the policy shop a
Seventh and Lom bard streets, Philadel
phia, where all the Wilmington thieves
mostly congregate, they remained un
til the 4 p. m. boat, and were rewarded
with Sc ling Johnson walking aboard
The arrest after that was easy land upo
arriving at Wilmington johnson wa
shut up with his partner in CRIME, AL
this morning they had hearing betor
the Municipal Court,
Mr.. Stein identified ths propert,
valued at 5000, and the evidence again,
them being conclusive, j Judge Curnmi'
held them in $500 bail IT, answer 1
Court. Runnels made a sta iemeut b
fore the Court, shown that he was tt
dupe of Johusop, who came from Bali
more to this city some months age, ar
has been under police surv ;l,.noy ~,
since he arrived. Officer NJ rlue,s, 10
Is of the opinion tlat RUM II, is real
to be pi,ied for being caug ~ il SUI
bad company.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Dun Weather.

A great quantity If rain has fallen il
the last two days, AMI the earth il pet
ty thoroughly saturated. Should III.
weather continue warm " Ietation Will
come forward very rapidly. Thus f..
the pasture fields in the country ,ook
bare and unpr5mising The clover has
not yet sprOut ID, AMI other grass has
made but liftie growth. Tle farmers
are still feectqg their cows, and il costs
them as mucn 10 produce quart OF
milk OF pouGd OF batter as it did las,
y tnuary. Althuu b city residents IN ~
complain of the prlca of produce, il
rtq1lres the greatest ,onomy and the
closest industry to make the farm ply.
Indeed there are few farmers in oui
county much better of than the,
were twenty years age, d the pros
pect ahead is not very trc)uiaglng
1t Is by good management that they dc
not go back ward. II Others would
practices the same economy they NIGH
be "a Ial y we'll Oft.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
pueDltC Sates

L. W. Stidham AID Son, aut y
sold Mt public sale AT ADuT p j !
Chester, Pa for Roberts anu hd ~
Thuraday, the 9TH inst. n siS'
Sl69, Sl7i. Sls5, Sl7l, sl.t ssis
SO Sls6. S227.50 $3.50, 500, VA q
S225, $3.50 S2c6. s2Ed. Avt T'ta, y
head, sl96. o5 per head Io's ssl !
of sale 81, 900. The sale w ii', w,
dedsand bidding spirited; tm 10
three hours. They Will i'''
sale in about three weeks
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Funeral

The remains of Joseph II. Wilson, of
Middletown, no was killed by falling
from hand.car on tho Delaware Rail.
road, near ST. AIMS Church, on We'd
uesdav evening, will be inferred on
Saturday afternoon. The Citizens
band of Middletown will turn ont to
show their reSpect to his memory. An
inquest was held over the remains by
Deputy Coroner Smith, and the jury
rendered verdict of accidental death,
and exonerated the Railroad Company
and the employee from all censure.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
a narrow Escape.

AS a lady was driving u
across the Baltimore y fh'!a||
Railroad track on the hehue'i !,
Sunday evening last, a snal' Il, y
containing several workmeh N
a flash In front of the horst WI.
mp on his hind legs when the va'
diret tly underneath Of tne aD Tn
ing all concerned n scare ~
was thankful she had had Sucn
escape from what might lave
Ia death or severe injuries
The workmeu on this lihe ''
iy too careless AID more ea'r II,
be exercised by ne fHIp"i
else the Company Will d. ''"'
damages.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
SAIes OfCOWs

Webster 81 Lavender will nay
ct cows at Hockessin on IueSdI
18th inst.
Roberts & Tyson will have
cows at Linwood, Pa, on Me1
the 18th inst.
Cooley s. Baldwin will nav,
of fifty cows and calves at BOY
ner, Delaware County, Pa Oh
inst.
Steele a. House will have
40 COWS with calves, at CAaau
Pa. on the same day 81, :,
George Yarnall, agent, WILL .
n sale OF 80 head Of superior CO
calves, at Centreville, Del''on
the 10. h inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
The Plymouth p,..-l

Between Wednesday even
yesterday noon five death
ported from the fever al plym,
The committee of physician.
gan an examination OF the ",
ply on Wednesday finished M
iRation yesterday. Their ran
accord with the accepted M
origin Of epidcmics of typbol
=" At the head waters of tbs }
stream supplying Plymouth NJ
Ii q house in which TYPHOID 7
prevailed for the last thrtsl
The excreta of the sick ve-s
into q privy forty feet from M
and were washed into the NJ
tho March rains. TIE fever
al Plymouth about two week,'
stream was polluted. Bytbist
OF the water supply 1900 persd
poisoned and about 50 died ,
fever, while other deaths are
occNr."
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
The Conference Academy,

At the educational meeting Of the
Wilmington Conference At the Confer
ence Academy atDover,on Wednesday,
subscriptions were raised amounting &c
81, 800, Bishop Andrews, who was pres
ent, gave 800.
Only $1,000 more is needed to make
the necessary $780, 900 to be raised by the
first Of August TO secure the Wharton
legacy of s.. 600, only to be given wher
$40, 600 was raised. The friends OF the
Academy are confident the necessary
amount will be raised in time.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Jester e. Mcdaniel VII, .,s se' W
sale at their stables, No. ils ,n W,
street, tomorrow afternoon n,' ."
of gu perior driving and ~o ~ nj
Farmers and Others wishing " r
should call and examine tnsu' nj
are selling high this season. Nav i
standing the dull times, as r o.
by u notice of the sale VIZ" tarnoou
In Chester yesterday aln ent
particulars see advertisement
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
t IF 7 H EDIT
y ews In Briet

There is a movement on e..
Trust TT and Safe Deposit " r LOOT
West Chester. ' COM
Mr.. Charles +. willia,n.,.
Is a driver of some m a,9,l'
handle q fourth. hand team =.
driving . single animal a'
Chester's gas refused 70 4
Wednesday evening u, oo,a
its inhabitants had to ',se o oua !,
dips. w use oil a
Several wilmington,aD. .
the marriage ceremony osM,'
PIKE and Miss Nellie TavIa ,'
residence of the brides na,s .u, :,
Pennell street, Chester, on w
eS ening. y" w
The new iron steamship u,
built by the Cramps. for ,h ~
Steamship Line, arrived IN WI" \
on Thursday from New Oria 10 =
the trip from dock to dock in
hours and 20 minutes, a trim
never been equaled but oncs
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
Baynard's stock Ii the largest In the
city to select from.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware Is at Baynard'a
Prof. Webster's aorsl takes place
this evening.
1t takes S7O95l monthly to pay our
city fathers.
E. Tatnall Warner Is confined to his
house BY sickness.
Henry Jenkins, No. 1918 Orange
street, wants q situation to drive horses.
All kinds of silver and plated ware
ct Baynsrd's. Fifth and Market streets.
John p. Salisbury, Of Dover, has
been hob-nobbing with the politicians
In our city.
The fremeu had rather g damp re-
ception, as old Prob is on regular
spree.
Rev. George r. Kramer and wife, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, will visit friends in
this city in few weeks.
H. sharpless offers the eight room
house. No. 221 West Eighth street, for
rent on favorable terms.
The city is overrnh with tramps and
bummers. Several of them should be
arrested and sent to New Castle.
A 10 Getting of the Diamond State OH
Company will be- held at their room In
the Exchange building on the 2lst inst
The Knights of the Golden Eagle viii
m oil a In- IN, Va II
on the steamer John A. Warner, Oh
Friday, the 2Gth inst.
The rain yesterday did mere good
in cleaning our streets than the Street
Department has or could do in six
months.
Edward W. Tatman has taken gu,
letters of administration on the estate
of Charles Tatman, Jr, late of St
Georges Hundred.
Five pounds choice fresh. roasted cof
fee tor 81 co. We also have a very good
coffee we will sell six pounds for Sl.OO.
Crlppen's, 5 East Second street.
II you wish musical instrument OF
the besG make and at prices that defy
Fifth and Msrk streets.
The second anniversary of the literary
society of the German Baptist church
will be celebrated this evening, and a
very pleasant time is anticipated,
S. A. Macallster. attorney for G.
Chnrchmau, sold at public sale yester.
day afternoon a lot fronting eighty fee,
on the east side Cf Adams street, &c
Samuel Murphe!, for $500.
Mr.. A. j. King, Clerk, Mayor O tiice
Baltimore, Md, states that he had
suffered with muscular rheumatism
He applied St. Jacobs Oil and was
cured at once.
Horace j. Hickman, of Frankfort, has
been appointed postal clerk between
Harrington and Lewes on the d. M. &
V. Railroad, vice Captain George W
Joseph.
a colored girl, named Ada Fields, rar
away from the house of Thomas Caven
der, of st. Georges Hundred, q few
days ago, taking with her a bundle O.
clothing and several articles Of value
The marriage of J. b. G. Maxwell, O
Middletown, TO Mary II. Cooper, O
Philadelphia, which took pace on tn,
7th of January, has just been an
nouuced, to the surprise of the friend
| of both par lies.
Mr. Bennett, who occupies the farm
of David Warren, near Mt. Pleasan,
st. Georges Hundred, had three fin
ewes and several sheep wounded b
dogs few nights ago. Luckily b
afterwards shot and killed one OF til
| ours.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
F1Cntfng the IL. & q

The Philadelphia Press to Id
A resolution insiruc,ing the cid
tor to take legal steps To pref
Baltimore and Ohio RailrOai \
from occupying stre4ts without
sent of Councils was passed b
Council yesterday. After APT
contest in Common Council tnl
ton was referred to lhe joint
tees on Law aud Railroads. \
Council the members were
doing when the question was \
ed.
Mr.. Monroe's motion 10 RI
lost by q vote of lSnays and
the Chamber declined to posq
consideration by 4 yeas to ~
measure was finally passed BY
10 to Q, Messrs. MonlOe and "
ing the only opponents
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Notwithstanding the iud
of the weather, about one
persons attended the e,od
readings of John II. Mason aud
little daughters last night at N
NJ. f Church. Mr.. Mason rs1
excellent effect 1.-THE aged a
" The railroad crossing q!
actors story, and "L)ckout,Is|
Miss Cora, his oldest dausl
cited with no less coed effect,
shall we give thanks, Lyeni
farm ; Daisy's faith a Lille Il
lead them Katie Ire and win
and Sister ara !. Mis-, Eva d
a much younger daughter N
old womau'J compliant" ID
called "Sing His Praise, was
dered by two ladies and two I'd
Mr.. l.. p. Potter and Nr. I'D
Gibson sang appropriate SOll
reading will bs repeated
near future by request,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

LEXINGTON. KY May "
three young Jerseys, only McClinJ
were sold here today ny ,he said
Sons. The aggregate OF o1oo ant The b
Sl2, s75. an average OF s.o. years
priced animal was a COW . 'I lad
Cordoba Ind, by COmPpo i, Boy s'is NAL
della, and with ca.l ,h " CITY,
Robert McMichael, Of TINS ios IVA. xasl
S6O5 for her. The lowest prieo
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Caught Again.

Martin Fl. Robinson, the mau officer
Marques arrested il Philade phia .ast
Suuoa and dit cnar2.d by Judge Fin.
latter Gu account of the Illegally of the
arrest was arrested iu Mnlv.ile, n. j.,
on Tuesday for larceny committed IN
Bridgeton.
The matter was sett' ed ny his EN-
ployers, but no sooner was he dis.
charged than he was arrested on a war.
rant taken out by Baird and Mitchell
OF this city and locked up He I,
charged with swindling them out OF
about 5000 as book agent.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
AND STILL MORE BARGAINS!

WE CAN GIVE YOU Sl4 90 SET OF GEORGE ELIOT.S
WORKS, volumes, beautifully bound in cloth Gilt back for
s54S. A $500 SET OF SAMUE SMILES SELF HELP ST
RES volumes bound in cloth and It, for s2sS S. 90 SET
or TIE HANDY VOLUME SHAKESPEARE in 8 beautiful
bJou Volumes for Sis. AN S., COPY OF MILTONS PARA
Disc LOST sumptuous quartz volume, illustrated car
toons ny Guave Dore f + s. SO. s. 90 COPY OF DON
QClAOI, quarto richly bound, illustrated cartoons bv
ore Tor 49, And thousands other volumes including Of
the most complete lines of CHI DRENS BOOKS displayed
here elsewhere, choice HUMOROUS BOOKS
SONG and INSTRUMENTAL FOOS. and last but not least
A " ONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF WORKS OF FICTION
EMBRACING ALL THE FANORITES BY THE BEST All
|TlORS, PUBLISHED TO BE SOLD AT FIFTY CENTS A
VOLUME, AND MARKED FOR THIS GREAT SALE Al
ONLY NINETEEN CENTS a
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Visi. Crossley's sewing machine par

Visit Crossley's sewing machine par
Tors, 623 Shipley street. the leader in
the sewing machine business in thii
atty. You will not be persuaded to
buy. We employ no canvasser's o prey
upon the public, but will sell you jus,
the machine you want, and give you
the benefit Of the canvassers commits
sion. We keep in stock everything per
tain ing TO sewing machines. VIM. f.
Crossley, 623 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Counc,Iunen's Pay.RoiI.

The payroll! passed by the City Coun.
Gil last night allows Councilman Blake
$50 80 salary for the month of April.
He is credited with SO committee
meetings during the mouth, III aking a
salary acne of Sal 80 at 90 cents meet
ing, leaving So for nine meetings OF
Council during the month. The next
highest salary was $685..
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
Take Care OF the HOys

is what We all ought to do, az they will
soon be our men. No one IL more
aux i@us than Mullin 81 Son are; they
are continually getting uice new styles
of clothing, no rs 10 have them well
dressed, and then they try to.save them
all the money they can, besides giving
them watch.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

CARD.-TO ALL WHU AXE SUI
~ fering from the errors and indiscretions
of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss
of manhood, etc., will send rectpe that
vtil cure you, free Of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary IN
South America. Send a selfaddressed enve
Iona 10 the 2EV. JOSEPH T. INN AN, Sta
zion ID New York City. mn%eod.daw-y
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
NewsDanerC Change.

The Chronicle. Herald of Philadel.
phia, which was edited by Howard M.
Jenkins and owned by Wharton Bark.
or, has been merged into the Daily
Herald, and will hereafter appear in the
journalistic field as one. cent PAPER.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

It is now reported tha 1.r .ni Ia,
faculty of Delaware r,,o U0 the sresies
signed, consequent upJIn phi The g
|of President Purhe,n1. o,top. "
are Professors A. A. nFSpIderit
Mackey, Wesley Weoo'
Chester and T. II. Wolf.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
PostpOn ed

The contest that was vas, 10 .9n asymud
this evening in the wa ha1gss, bas
for two beautiful 60 d p n.;say evsI
postponed until neS ssrti l, this ev'
OF on t ass9 esis 1i 'as from f'''
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
The W cath err.

and rather colder. Sunday fair with
rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
HeNDia ara Watching

To ave expense. Beaton Smiths Phnr-
macies charge moder itely for prescriptions,
et:.. and try to please In every way,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 75o at 3 p. ~, 69o at 8 p. M,
and go at 10 p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08
MARRIAGR.

Philadelphia, on
April %, 1885. by Kew. MIR. Wright, Mr..
David Agnew. OF Philadelphia, and Miss
Eleanor Z. Nickel, of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

State OF tho ThermOm eter
ut the REPUBLICAN, office In the shade
z o'clock 10 o'clock 10 O'CLOCK
$40 $50 $40
Daily Republican., 1885-05-08

w IfD--A WOMAN WHO UNDER
" stands ct 0king In a restaIrant az N y
~ East second rect. Good wages paid
m or
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-22
Chief Justice Vincent.

Sauta Fe, Oct. 20-Chief Justice Vim
cent last night sent telegram to Attor.
ney General Garland, saying he inferred
from the newspaper dispatches that his
suspension was caused by the appoint
ment of Stephen W. Dorsey as one OF
the jury commissioners in the Col!ax
county court, a court having no juris-
diction over United States land matters
or business. Vincent proceeded to say
that bad state of affairs existed in that
county. The people were divided into
factions and number of lives had been
lost. 1t was because Dorsey was not
identified with either faction that be
had been selected. This dispatch was
indorsed by the governor, delegate to con.
gress, chairman of the territorial demo.
cratic committee, surveyor general and
secretary of the territory. Every mem.
Der OF the bar in Judge Vincent's district
has sent dispatches to the president and
attorney general asking that he be &C.
corded fair hearing.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-22

Tie Bangor Rustler is one of the
ablest papers of central Dakota in the
discussion of topics wherein its preiu-
dices are not aroused; but when it
touches statehood and division it flies
into semi-passion and loses con-
troll of its judgment. The Rustler would
do we'll to consider that local interests
and prejudices must yield'to the general
good and to the welfare of the whole
people.