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Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
BLOODY Record of Crime.

Patrick Henry shot and fatally
wounded Gee rye Brown at Milton, "a,
ON Shturday night. Bosh are colored.
There was an old grudge between the
men.
Nicholas Gerst and Louis Haas, two
young mechanics, quarrelled about
trivial matter in 81. Louis On sunday,
when Haas plunged knife into Gerst's
neck, killing him instantly.
George Halverstall, IAN elderly farmer,
living ii We miles from \eDia, ONO, shot
and killed Joseph Wolf, q young neigh.
Dor, on Friday night. VOLTS dog had
chased HalverstalFs turkeys, and the
latter insisted on killing the dog, and
Wolf WAS shot while trying TO prevent
him. Halverstali surrendered him
self
A farmer named Dad" Huff, was
arrested a. Valley Falls, Kansas, on
Saturday night, by Marshal Bales, and
while being taking to jail he Resisted,
drawing knife and inflictipg serious
wounds in the Marshal's back. The
Marshal drew q revolver and shot hiin
dead. A young man named Barnes,
whom the Marshal had called TO his as
sistance, received q number of cuts on
the arm and was shot in the thigh.
Yesterday morning Leonard Gardner,
| who spent the night in jail in Spring
field, Illinois, for wife beating procured
bail and was released. He procured two
revolvers and upon meeting Policeman
W. j. Camp and Frederick Gall, who
had arrested him, opened fire upon him.
Camp fell dead. Gall returned the fire
and killed Gardner. Officer Gall then
fell, having been wounded in two places
and it liz thought he will die.
Thomas Smith and his son Lodle ,
aged 10! years, quarreled over game
of dominoes at their home in White
Meadow, Morris County, New Jersey.
lon Friday night. The son shot and
killed his father.
Policeman James North, of New
York, was killed early on Saturday
|morning by Samuel b. Goode, co!ored,
who stabbed him in the throat with a
Iclasp knife. 1t is said the Officer
made an unprovoked assault upon
lGoode.
William Arnold and Charles HardeJ
lquarreled at Syracuse, Missouri. Ar
mold was. stabbed and killed with
pair of BARRIERS scissors.
George Gill, the son of q proIninen'
farmer of Caleria, Alabama, was way
laid and murdered on Friday night
He was riding alone in a carriage, wheI
volley of shots was fired and thirt!
buckshot pierced hts body.
Mrs. Agnes klsdztsch, twenty.sever
. years old, the wife of laborer il
Chicago, was on Saturday night foun'
by her husband on his return from hi
days work, gagged, bound, and evi
IDENTIFY murdered, there being a Ions
deep cash behind the ear. The fe'
valuables in the house were missing
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Newsuaper Troubles.

The compositOrs in the Times office in
Buffllo, New York, struck on Saturday
evening, leaving the paper in Dad
shape. 1t is Union office. The trouble
arose over stereotyped matter, upon
which the compositors demanded
twenty.fiv per cent. Of what the cost
would BIZ were il set in regular type.
A number of non union hands were en-
gagged.
Edgar l.. Wakeman, founder and
manager OF the Current, - weekly
periodical published in Chicago, has
announced that disqualification will be
suspended. He says the obligations o.
The Current amount to a few hundred
dollars, but that in his efforts to attain
the success which appeared almost as
sured, every dollar of his personal
means has been sacrificed. The Chr.
rent was devoted to literature of a good
I'd
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Tho Cnester County Railroad.

The Philadelphia Times is authority
for the following: +. Emmett Monag.
han, who is one of The new Board OF
Directors organized to complete the
Philadelphia and Chester County Rail
road, is quite positive that the line
will be continued westward from
West Chester to connect the Whining
ton and Northern Railroad and possi-
bly, TO Quarryville, Lancaster county,
for the purpose OF bringing coal to this
and other points on the line. He esti.
mates the cost of building TO the Wilm:.
inston and Northern at S65O,OOO and
says the meu al the head of the pro-
ject are very wealthy and mean busi'
ness 1t is also proposed to run line
80 as to more evenly divide the dir
tauce between the two lines operated by
the Pennsylvania Railroad. He be-
lieves the investment is certain OF pay
ing ten per cent.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
II Must Come Down.

The Building Commissioners visited
the high school again on Saturday
afternoon, and aster fully inspecting
the building and the tower, adjourned
until Z. 80 O'Clock il the evening, when
another meeting was held at the office
of Chief Engineer and surveyor Robin
son. The matter was fully discussed,
and the testimony Of the experts re-
viewed, after which IL was resolved to
sustain both of the objections of Build.
ing INSPECTOR Chandler, and the follow
ing was prepared to be sent to tine
Building Committee Of the Board Of
Edu .ation
WILMINGTON, Del. August %, 1885.
Mr.. j. II. HorFECKER and others,
Building Committee on New High
lSchool.
! GENTLEMEN The committee Of City
Council of Public Buildings and the
Chief Engineer ofthe Surveying Depar t.
ment have given careful hearing to
the controversy between the building
committee of the new high school
building at Eighth and Adams streets,
and Building Inspector Philemma
IChandler, regarding certain decisions ol
the inspector with reference to work al
the high school building. They have
lalso visited the school house, and heard
the testimony OF builders regarding thu
matters in controversy.
1t is the unanimous decision of th'
committee THAT the appeal OF th
building committee on the high schoo
be not sustained"
Il RoBERT II. TAYLOR,
ALFRED s. DENNEY,
MERhIS TAYLOR,
LEwIST CRUDE,
L. G. MOORE,
Committee.
Attest FREDERIC H. ROBINSON,
Chief Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Lndien, B&WRrC.

Beware, ladies. of intrusting any in
diyidual whaterevsr with small annoy
auces or MISUNDERSTANDING between
yourselves and your husbands, if they
unhappily occur. Confidants are dan
gerous persons, and may seek to gain an
ascsndancy in families by winning the
good opiuion Of young married women.
Should any one porsume 70 offer You
advice with regard to your husband, or
seek to lessen him by insinuaiions, shun
that person as you would a serpent.
Many happy home has been rendered
desolate by exciting GOODNESS OF sus-
picion, or by endeavering 10 gain impor.
lance in an arlful and iusidious manner
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
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= ~ a = X 4>LSS'
Agents for Duniap's Hats.
RumfOrd Brothers, Hateers.

OleaT.
Cooler.
Mica weather.
Try Bush caai; ytp Will Ike Il.
Be good and you will be a curiosity.
Brazilian Tonic Bitters, only SO cents.
The oldest combination lock-TedlocE.
Try Busn's coal you viii surely like II.
Birds and cages 81 rsrkers's, East and st
MiilaTc r. Davis, Jeweler, 8 Z. End street
City Laundry, sixth and Shipley streets
Fine IS 4. Rings, at Hanfs, l6 L. Fourth
Mason frgit iars, elly caps, go cent store
Brazilian Balm, cough and colds, 10 ceats
Ice cream at Gpney's, 31s West Eighth st
Never !ook gilt ho-se-pistoi in the inuz.
Gle.
Love your enemy, bu. con't tay lis 10y
drum.
Sir Charles DilEe would maze q good
Minister - Turkey.
Brete harte. according 10 a BOSTON paper,
never wrote poor story.
HubertiIe Auolerc leads the woman's
rights women in France.
The best ice cream in the maTEet at Glib
ney's, 7is West Eighth street
Broker Garlichs has eau ed quitc scent.
sation IL Wall street but MS lnense is not
rank,
The entire literature OF Abyssinis,i it is said.
does no: include more than one hundred
volumes.
"Iime WORKS wonders" as the lady said
when she p1t married after thirteen years
cou- csnip.
Fine salt oysterr, 40 cen,s a qaart, at
Pennelrs FISH stall l2e King street. Also
fresh cams and CRABS.
The editor Of the e. Cook " weighs nearly
| four hundred pounds. That is the kind OF a
man who ought ~ know what good cooking
is.
Fine hshing tickle reels, rods, snelled
hooks ami bass lines a. ". Il. II artlove's, 200
| East Third street. Gun maker and taxider-
mist.
| "What is Profanity 2' AXIS newspaper
writer. ltls what a church mem Der says
when lie tries On roiler-sxates for the nFsi
time.
Mrs. Sarah Serahardt is said 10 have
learned thirteen inilliols Of francs since the
first trod the sage, but she has few remain
ing now.
1t Is considered great breach OF etiquette
Ito enter Dank IN sweden with ones ma
lon. turela.t she I'D paste this il their hat
and caps.
rsportst that FL Mahdi disappsare!
from this worl: through the agency Of small
lpox but he insy h!eak out again, ne has 81
many lives.
When you clean house see II your looking
glass frames heed regildinR. II go, erger, o
Attn and Shipiey streets, makes a speciaiit.
ofregiiaing.
Waikor n I4inton. No. 9o3 Shipley. etreet
! house, Sign painters and grainers. Brici
staining specially. Estimates fIrrisEe'
for city or country.
Gold, hover bronze velvet and plus
mouldings are all the style. Frames mad
J ~ from all Kinds at 26 Per cent. Oh OF usua
lprtces. Baugh, 203 West Second street. !
jS.-Ohromos OF all kinds cheap.
al SAID GROVER TO DANIEL.
II Up 10 the mountain, Daniel,
ii Oh lot NE quickly go,
Il With rod ana gun and spaniel
Ard our ipcOgnito.
- And don n'tforget my Danizl,
Il Whom packing books 10 read,
The PendletOn nian manual
al OF civil tervice creed.
vl Well fish and hunt, my Daniel,
. and lot the spoi!smen swear
% Bat, Moses, how they can yell
e Perhaps youll hear them there
L The sound NAV come. but whoso
al Shows there his hungry phiz--
nj On, what q iool to do so -
wi!l get no SOP in his.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Dedication.

Rev. Andrew Manship, who is well
known throughout the peninsula, is
now engaged in non-sectarian WORK
and yesterday dedicated large tent at
Broad street and Susqnehanna avenue,
Philadel phia, and viii hold a series OF
meetings therein. Mr.. Manship Is
pressing closely to his 10th year, but ne
retains In q remarkable degree the fervor
and earnestness of his earlier years, and
may yet be instrumental in doing a
great amount of good. He certainly
goes on the principle that it Is better 70
wear ou. than TO rust ont, as he seems
disposed TO labor until the time comes
when this corruption shall put on In.
corruption, and this mortal be clothed
In Immortality.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
AphiiadeIpnin Policeman.

The State Sentinel, az Dover, says
One of Philadelphia's ex policemen
was in Dover recently. He is native
of this county, having been raised near
Magnolia. His name is Emery, and he
stands & feet Z inches high. Getting
hungry whie in town, he bought a pound
of beefsteak aud some cakes, which he
took TO Smiths restAu rant, and calling
for plate, kuife and fork, he ate the
uncooked beef and the cakes, while
talking TO a gIoup Of admirers. Whesh.
er that was the regular dish of a Phila
delphia D policeman he did not state.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
nPECIAL MENTIOn
Notice.

Notice.
persons wishing their carriages
nainted up first class and one'third Less
Than elsewhere will please address,
s. painter" REPUBLICAN ofnoe.
DIR. Eanderson's
Herbs of Joy, the Great Health Promo.
ter. a5 cents, ReIt's drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
Never 700 Rate TO Mend
Isyou have not had any Diamond
Dust vel, delay no longer, as your neigh
Dor is ahsad Of yon.
Pure fresh Chester County Dutter ana
York state cheese. wholesale and retail,
at Il. P. GaIey's, 81 King street.
For good coai 20 to Bush'S frenon
street wharf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
The sOuth American Commission.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 23.-The South
American commissioners are preparing
their final report, which will be trans
mitted to Congress by the President
along with the eleven special reports
upon the different countries which have
been forward fiom time to time to the
Secretary af State. The detailed reports
contain not only the views and the con.
clusion of the commission, but also
!statements taken by a stenographer
from nearly all the prominent mer
chants engaged In the foreign trade in
the nine countries visited. giving the
result of their observation and their
opinions as to the best modes of pro.
noting trade between those countries
and the United States.
Inquiry was also made as to the re-
sources Of the country, The peculiar
demand Of the markets, the character
of goods most saleable and how they
should be prepared for shipment, the
systems under which trade was con-
Quoted, and the means by which mer-
chants of other countries had built up
the enormous business that they enjoy.
These statements furnished a vast fund
OF knowledge for the export merchants
of the United States, as they cover all
possible information that could bt
gathered abou. the markets of Central
and South America.
| The commission have been constantly
enployed since the 18th of last Septem
Der, when they met for organization in
New York, have Travelled $4,000 miles
and officially visited nine diiferen
countries. Colombia, Nicaragua and
Honduras were omitted because o
Revolutions. Bolivia could not be visi
ted because her ports were bl0ckaded
and Paraguay and Brazil were passe.
over because of Instructions sent b.
Secretary Bayard for the commission +
return by July last. The commission
report that great deal OF interest wa
shown everywhere in South America IL
their work, and even in Chill, wher
the government did not show mucl
cordiality towards the United States
their citizens we're hospitable, and tn
merchants did everything in their powe
to facilitate the commisaion's work.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Labor N0fes.

Ali bur about twenty of the men eG-
ployed oa the steamship Comal, al
Roach's shinyaga ia Chester, Pa, were
laid ,tt ou Saturday night, and the
yard is practically closed. Work on
the vessel is about completed.
On Saturday The striking cloak
makers in New York suom itted to
Meir, Jouasson s, Co. 4 price list which
will enable the eI1pioy ees to earn S12 TO
Si5 weekly, Instead OF s. TO SO. as
heretofore.
The Bee Line Railroad has notified
the employees in me freight and pas
senger departments thas there will be a
reduction OF wages on September lat.
The reduction will amount TO $4,000 a
vear
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Bnu TraInps.

Three tramps on Saturday applied at
the house of Mrs. Druckenmiller, in
Sunburry, Pa, for food. They were
offered bread and butter, which they
refused without meat. They then ut.
tempted to enter The house, but were
nut out by Mr.. Druckenmiller, who
struck one of them. They then left.
but returned at night, and finding no
person in tha house, threw . piece oi
greasy waste into the dining room, set
ting re to 1t. The ire was discovered
ard extineuished by neighbors betore
doing much damage. All alarm was
raiset an + one of the tramps was cap
tured and lodged in jail.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
rousortai E.tap,isnmeut.

Albert Fouu7a;n, the well known
bar oer, can still ce found AZ the corner
OF Sixth and Market streets, where he
mauipula,es the razor in way that If
you once get shaved in his shop you
will be sure to 60 back again. Hair
cutting n all lis branches. The shop
has been newly papeced and renovated
in firsV.class styie.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

tie hall with him, as he said he had
shot a man. 1t WAS quite dark when
the witness went out, and IL Lad been
raining she was satisfied that she
could not have seen "a person twenty
feet distant.
She was corroborated by her husband, :,
Franklin B. ELLINGTON, who also said
that It was about quarter past two
o'clock when he was woke up.
The jury then adjourned to meet
again at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the
City Hall.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
uegtstrar,s Report.

Registrar Frazer reports that during
the week ending ut noon last Saturday
there were births, 8 marriages and II
deaths reported to him rs having oc
Cured in this city, against 81 deaths
for the corresponding week of last y ear
Consumption, 81 ningitis, q albu-
minuria, bilious, malaria, eyanosis,
general debility, Intermittent fever.
lilo eolitis, inanition, marasmus, natural
causes, old ago, passive congestion OF
the brain and uraenic convulsicns, !
each
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
For Kent Oh esp

the balance of the year, stable that
will accommodate two horses and Two
wagons, In the western part of the city
viii rent for $4.00 per month. Apply
at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Coal aud Elour.

Lehish, Schuylkill and Lea coal from
the hes, mines. Prompt attention.
Best preparation and personal care
Fell & Joseph, 113 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Your TruSa

rusts quickly in hot weather. n. B.
Danforth is agent for the only truss
used Ia U. S. Army. Prices low. Special
room for applying. Corner Second and
Market streets. Wholesale and retail
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
DeseryIux of confidence.

There is no article which so richly deserves
the entire confidence OF tho community as
REowE's BRONCHIAL rRocHEe. Those suf-
ieTing from Asthmatic AMI Bronchial dis.
Gases, Coughs AID Colds, should Try them.
Price rs CENTS.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Hsrper an d Brother,

The new commission men at 10 East
Fourth street, receive daily large con
signments of fruit, poultry, potatoes,
eggs, soft shell crabs, vegetables. etc
We sell to dealers only, and have
nothing but consigned goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
xot.ous and TRIMMINGS.

Attention is called to the splendid
assortment of ladies' wrappers, trim
mings, dry goods and notions a; Mrs.
,Iopes', No. 6lS West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Painting.

Tilehman Danner, house and sign
pa,nter. No, $40 Market street. job.
binR properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Robbery.

One of cur citizens was knocked
down near the corner OF THIRD and
Saipley tsIreets, on Sunday morning,
between the hours cf - and 3, when he
was robbed OF Sl6 in money, pocket
comb and several cigars. This is anoth.
sr evidence of the imptoprlety of being
out late at night.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

A OARp.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUE
A ferirg from the errors and tndiscre.
tions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay, loss ot manhood, etc.,I win send recipe
rem edy was discoveve by "a missionary IN
So lth America. Send selfadiressed enve-
loI Q to the REV. JOSEPH t, 1NMAH, sta
tion ID, New fork city. mieod-d&w-ly
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

Bush's, French street wharf, Is the
place to buy good coal.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24
Elder Down.

Kennard & Co., 623 Market street,
have inst opened new line OF e'aer
down cloths, Best goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

Frames for cabinet pictures for 25c. Mt
Lex Barney's, No. 8 East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

Men do not now believe in magic,
but millions testify to the magical
power of ST.. Jacobs Oil in baL Lishiug
the panrs of rheumatism.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

Two tons of odds and ends in chew.
ing and smoking tobacco closed out
cnsar Chapman's, Seventh and
Orange and NJ. East Taird street,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

Manila wrapping paper sold by the
quire or ream at the REPUBLICAN
office.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-24

L0NDoE, Aug. 23.-The King of
Bavaria is hard pressed for funds. He
has recently made application to seve-
raj financial firms in Paris for a loan,
Offering as pledge for its security the
income of the crown for ten years. The
application was unsuccessful. The
King has ceased pay ing the salaries of
his court officials, and the min listers de.
cline ts ask the Cham Oers to intervene
for the purpose OF assisting the King,
declaring tha: bankruptcy is immi,
minenc.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-25
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Gen. Grant is no better.
The temperature in Canada last week
ranged from So to $50 below zero.
Tho strike of railway employees on Jay
Gould's western roa ds was successful.
BY the death of a Democratic Repre-
sentative, the Illinois Legislature is again
tie.
Ex-Congressman Sparks, of Illinois, is
to be Commissioner of the General Land
Office.
Over hundred miners were suffocated
by fre-damp explosion near Saarbruck,
Prussia.
The Iowa Supreme Court has unani
mously affirmed the constitutionality Of
the prohibition law.
The Oklahoma boomers are in camp At
Arkansas City, Kan, awaiting further
news from Washington.
James G. Blaine called on the President
one day last week and the two gentlemen
conversrd for over an hour.
Last Wednesday heavy snow-storm
occurred throughout Virginia and North
Carolina From to 10 inches fell.
Louis Riel has again proclaimed def
ance of the Queens authority and raised
the standard of rebellion in the North
west Territory.
The inhabitants Of the southwestern
counties of Virginia are emigrating by
hundreds. They will settle in the West
and Northwest.
The applications re ceiyed by the Post
Office Department since March number
5000, and one-half are petitions for the
retention of present postmasters.
The Canadiaa Pacific management hAss
notified Premier Mcdonald that, unless
the government comes to the aid of the
road, constructions will be stopped, s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-25

rested for tho crime and placed in Jail.
Next morning he was dead. There wss
no mark of violence or symptom Of poi,.
son, and it is said he was frightened TO-
death. M
Bismarck seems to have been quite .
point of attraction for Williamsport peo,
pie during last week. Among those
in the city were Messrs. w. N. Derr, J. U.
Boutiller, George A.. Peters, VIM: Jones,
Jacob Kalberer, George Walker. Thomas
Kelly, w. L. Yeater, e. G.. Packer, VIM.
Alttlestedter.
The Great, Grand and Illustrious Syn.
dicate of Well Makers is again almost
complete. Messrs. Hubert and Pitcher
are again at home. and ready to tackle
any job Of work from breaking garden
patch to sinking hundred, foot well.
Tho same master hand will guide the des-
tinies Of the syndicate this year as last
Attorney Armstrong has received let
ter from William H. Sharp, Of Winons,
Mimi, inquiring as to vacant lands in
this vicinity, and concluding his COM
munication IS follows: Is there > man
living near your town by the name Of
William Gardners Was he in the First
Minnesota Heavy ARTILLERY, Company
CT If SO, he was comrade Of mine.
Otto Fischer, special agent at Bismarck
for the Franz Falk Brewing Co. (Nil-
waukcc) Beer, has largely increased the
sale on the Missouri Slope of this un-
rivaled beverage. He wants Emmons-
county dealers to call on HIM before lay
ing in stock, az he will ''leave no stone
unturned' to secure their trade; and,
once secured, he has no fear Of losing it.
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COUNTY ITEMS.
Beaver Crook.

Beaver Crock.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
BEAVER CREEK, March q.
Wild ducks have again made their ap-
pearance on the creek.
Mr.. John Brown lns taken claim on
section IA, this townkfiip.
Who wouldn't be bachelor? Your
correspondence he could help it.
Mr.. Frank Brady proposes to catch a
large black eagle that tfequents these
parts by setting trapqSDd the tops of trees
where it is sometimes known to alirht.
Mr.. Barbour is putting in substantial
bridge over the creek on the township
line, between this and Winchester town
ship. Mr.. B. believes in saving expense
to the county.
4 Fourth of-July celebration is being
talked OF for RaynoldsF Grove. 1t is
pretty early yet ;.lbY "the early bird
place in Emmons county for cclebra-
ton.
The Postoffice Department il awful
hard to please III the selection of name
for the culture metropolis Of Emnons
county. We fixed them last time, how.
ever, by ding five names for the de.
partment to select from. RAYNoLDs.