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Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
News summary.

1t was learned at the White House OF
Thursday that "General Mcclellan
came very near being made a msmb bel
of President Cleveiand's Cabinet; thai
he was rendered the Russian mission
and declined IL because of bnAineas On
zagements, and that within the past
Twenty four hours the President had
concluded to offer him an appointment
as mem Der of the Civil Service Com.
1 mission"
At Waco, Texas, last Tuesday night,
Jerry" Reagan, crippled old negro,
having discovered that his young and
good-looking wife was unfsithful,
hobbled over tC bed where Pink
Davis, young colored man, was
asleep, and knocked out his brains with
an Axe. After the tragedy Reagan
coolly lit L,s pipe and awaited the
coming Of the oiiicers.
john Karst, one of the miners injur.
ed in the recent Disaster in the Della
ware and Hudson Coal Company 3 shaft
No. 2, at PIymouth, died late on Wed
nesday night. This il tine fifth death
resulting from the accident. The other
injured men, Frank Lamereux, Thomas
Howard and John Zilinsky, are all in a
dangerous condition, and likely to die
at any moment.
While cunning near Adamstown,
Lancaster County, Penna. ,on Thursday
morning, James Haller, a young man,
was accidentally shot dead by Clayton
Bucher, a companion. When founo
Bucher was lying by the side OF his
dead friend, In faint.
During a race at Jerome Park, New
York, on Thursday, four jockeys were
/ nj ~ raA nf aauarnlU The
disaster was caused by one of the horses
slipping and the others falling on him
| in heap. Oae of the jockeys, named
Potter, is not expected to recover.
A telegram from Quebec says there
have been l07 cases of smallpox at st.
Isnace and % deaths from the disease.
There are now fifty cases, all in fifteen
families. At Riviare dRLoup there are
ten cases, l. 'Islet six and at Point aux
Trein bles six.
Charles Andrews and Matthew Ken.
Dedy, couvicts. implicated in murders,
escaped from the Kingston (Ontario)
Pepitentiary on Thursday morning.
Tkey are regarded as desperate charac-
ters.
Senator Sherman addressed crowd.
ed audience, mainly colored, on the
| poAi Siedi ieouo VI VIC uSy III tcbcIbDuER,
Virginia, last evening. He was intro
duced by Senator Malone.
1t is again reported in Washington
that General John G.. Farnsworth, who
was or Governor Cleveland's 3 staff, will
be appointed Marshal tor the District
of Columbia,
David r, Vinton, OF Southbr .dge
Massach husetts, on trial for the murder
Iof his father, was acquitted on Thurs
day on the ground OF self.defence.
Brown Hill, tax collector for OXFORD
township, near Belvidere, New Jersey
has resigned because he is short in hi
accounts. His bondsmen will pay up
Thirty Eve deaths from small.po,
were reported in Montreal on Wednes
day, twelve in Cote st. Louis and fou
in the suburbs
A father, mother and child wer
drowned oil Thursday in the st. Law
renee river, near Montreal, by the cap
isiz;ng of boat,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
irving 10 Save Rfel.

to grant the petition for a commission
to inquire into the sanity of Riel.
Should the commission, which it is IN.
derstood will consist of one Enslish
physician, one French physician and a
physician from the United States, re
port that Riel WAS mentally unsound
at the time of The rebellion OF now, he
will be pardoned for treason and con
fined as a dangerous lunatic in an
asylum. The Riei Defence Committee
of the Province of Quebec has issued a
manifesto alleging thai " Riel ought te
be saved, not hecauss be is fool, but
because the country is responsible tt
great degree for that which he did
i'll cause which he had reason to be
lieve was Just"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
bre Rcady for the
TRADE
lat Oak Hall,

the wellknown prin.
that the Philadelphia
! have endorsed
Eir gratifyingly large
Fses, as the only helps
Fight and satisfac ctory
K the true statement
fl!y ; the privilege Of
hsing the goods or
( heir money back.
thing argument tor
|Nr-usual good stock
hing with quality up)
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Reception.

On Wednesday evening last Mr
George W. Qulnn, the well known
tailor, was married in Philadelphia TO
Mics Annie CoOts, o tall and handsome
brunette of the city of brotherly love.
Yesterday the bridal couple came to
Wilmington, and the friends of Mr..
Quinn determined to testify their esteem
for him In no small way consequently
one hundred and fifty OF his friends
gathered at his residence, 1872 Market
street.
The guests were shown up stairs, and
after laying aside their wraps were
introduced to Mrs. George A. Quinn by
her husband, after which the evening
was spent in q social way until about
1918, when, headed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Vandever, who at the wedding
acted AZ best friends of the bridal pair,
the guests formed into couples and
entered the spacious dining room,
where handsome table of refreshments III
were displayed, to which full justice
was done. Mr.. Harry Shoemaker, of
the Shoemaker Piano Works, rendered
a wedding march in an excellent man
ner.
After refreshments the guests again
repaired to the parlors, and were enter
thlutu Win sOme eXCbll6NL music ny
Mr.. Shoemaker and Mr.. George w.
Quinn, and also ty Mrs. George W
Quinn, who is a very hne performer.
During the evening many were the
congratulations tendered the happy
pair, and many did Mr. Quinn receive
personally at his good luck In receiving
such an excellent helpmeet, and much
was the good judgment he displayed in
his selection, complimented.
The presents received by the couple
| were many and handsome, a! a!most every
article in the silver line being present.
ed. The aggregate value of the presents
could not have been less than 81, 200.
Among the guests were Harry Shoe
maker and wife, Harry Vandever and
wife, Thomas j. Coots and wife, and
several others from Philadelphia.
| While the guests were at supper a
surprise was given by the appearance
o the First Regiment band, which ten
dered a serenade. After playing seve.
raj selections they were invited in and
Ipartook of refreshments.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
SPECIAL N IGNITION.



James Harding, 816 French street, is
acknowledged TO be one of the best mer-
chant tailors In the city. His cutting 2
aud fitting cannot be excelled. NOBODY Y
| looks well without q mat fitting suit,
and this Harding guarantees every
| time. He has large stock of goods
and tile latest fashions.
Coal ana Flour.
The best hard white ash coal S575
and S6. 90 for small stove. Free burn
ing s.. SO and $575 for small stove.
| Best ti1ur and feed at lowest rates.
Fell & Joseph, 713 W. Front street.
Panic Pricea.
You can GUY at Gilmore's 105 East
Second street, plug and smoking to-
bacco At your own price. Also Bachelor
Bros celebrated brands of cigars, ut
factory prices
=. combs & Con Branch Omce.
P. Combs g. Co. have opened a
branch coal Office for the benefit of their
up town customers, at 422 Market
street. Jones paper store. Telephone
call, SO.
| Painting sR d Grabbing.
| Waller Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Es.
timaUss furnished. All work guaran'
see1. 122 Market street.
oysters, oysters.
The best place in the city TO get good
fresh opened oysters is at T. A. Nc
Clure's Eighth street market,
Faans1ng.
| Tighman Dnnner, house rad sign
painter, No. 6l0 Market street. job.
bing properly attended 10 and estimates
| Furnished.
Never Zoo Lnts 10 Mend
| II you have not mad any Diamond
Dust yet, delay no longer. as your neigh.
Dor Is ahead ef Won.
Restaurant.
Go to Lay:on's restaurant for IS cent
dinner. I'll King street.
At recent meeting of the faith. cure
advocates in Philadelphia, one of the
speakers asserted that he had beer
F." cured of an ircurable dieease o.
great malisnity" by the pray ers of hi'
friends.
For the benefit of inquirers / will Bay
that have no more interest in tho store
on Third street, but you will AWAY.
lind me al the great tobacco mart, Sev.
enth and Orange. A A. CHAPMAN.
| At Joseph Ke-n's, ieweler, 827]S Mar
ket street, is the best and cheapestplact
for having your watches, clocks and
ljewelry repaired in the city.
Smeltz s. Co., the recognized leaders
of the apple ana potato trade in the
city. Call and ses their stock. l3 East
Fourth street.
Stationary carpet sacks, picture wire
land piclure nails at Pierce's, l0l w.
Eighth street
For hair, ahre, husk and all kinds oi
mattresses, go TO Oarnou's, sos Shipley
lstreet.
Go to SmeltZ 81 Co.'S for good butter
lonly twenty aud twenty five cents pei
ipound. IS East Fourth street.
/ Janney, SOs King street, is head
Iquarters Tor potatoes. For sale by tn,
car load or bushal.
4 pisree. 1ol w. Il; Sbth street, has al
lexeellcnt line of kitchen and household
goods.
Have your feather be,ls renovated BY
iscaldiug steam process at Cannon b
sos Shipiey street.
| Frames tor captnet pictures for 2bc, u
T4ev Bayuey'e, No. East Seventh street
Stop ladders at P,eree's, 1ol Yves
|, Ei shtl street.
II Buy your furniture anu bedding a
3 Cannon'e, b05 SIMPLIFY street.
d Hay by the car load or by The hun
fdred at Janney 3, a03 King street,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
More War Wautea Aaainst Poly =
Hamy.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 90 The memb bers
of the Utah Commission in their report
say that the convictions for polygamy
under the Edmunds law have had o
sautary effect, but additional legisla-
ton is necessary by Congress increasing
the penalties which shall follow con-
viction OF polygamy. Even then, un-
less stronger repressive measures are
adopted it will he many days before
any appreciable impression can be
made upon the institution of Mormon
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Third streeta, and The petition was re-
ferred to the Street Committee.

mira sfreetH, anu me petition was re-
ferred to the Street Committee.
Clifford and Walter Pyle were grant
ed ermission to set curb on Van Bur
en- street between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Tho work to be done under the
supervision OF the Street Commissioner.
The petition Of A. u. McKeever, to
change lamp at Second and Van Buren
streets to q gas lamp, was referred to the
Lamp Committee.
Peter j. Ford petitioned for grading
on Searles street south of Fifth street,
and on Fifth west Of Seerles street, and
the petition was re ferred 70 the Opening
Streets Committee.
A communication was received from
Robert Banks, offering a piece of ground
on Twenty-tifth street between Market
and Tatnall streets for sand lot, at
$40 per foot, and it was referred to the
committee.
Jesse X. Baylis petitiOned that the
spaces from S43 to $40, inclusive, on
King street III the rear of the Opera
it use be kept clear TO admit OF scenery
being taken in or out Of the house, aud
the petition was referred to the Public
Building COMMITTEES.
The petition of John Parker, for q
| lamp on Second street between King
and French streets, was referred to the
Lamp Com mittee.
George A. Anderson petitioned for
the grading OF Claymont street, from b
to d street, aud the petition was referred
to tho Opening Streets Committee.
The petition OF T. 3. Merritt, tor a
sewer on French street from Second
street TO the Christiana, was referred TO
the Sewer Committee.
A communication was received from
the Board OF Health. in reference TO a
sewer On Fifth street, between Orange
and Tatnall streets, and 1t was also
referred O the Saver Committee.
The petition OF Francis K, Kelly and
others. asking that the police be con.
tiDued ou the Brandy wine until De-
cetn ber lst, was referred TO the Police
and Finance Committees, with power
TO act.
Mr.. Moore offered resolution, which
was adopted, that the Clerk of Council
be Instructed to send a copy of the re
weed ordinances TO each firs company
in the city, and also to the Chief En-
gineer aud his assistants.
Mr.. Newell offered a resolution that
the clerk be- instructed to forward the
fiji cials of the Is. Il z. Railroad Com.
II pnbJ q LuO
pointed TO assess damages to the prop,
erty holders ON Giipin street, caused by
the company changing the grade OF the
street, and It was adopted.
The ordinance allowing James Muir.
ply to lay siding and crossing over
Orange street below Water street was
called up for third reading and passed
Council then adjourned.
The following bills were passed: FL
nance Committee-John @. Patterson,
II. @. Turner, 81 400; s. S. Adams, Jr.,
$35. Street Committee-Davis & Bro,
lsl30.95; NJ. Riley, Sl4930; Martin
Keogh. Jr., $3.50; Patrick Dugan,S77 81;
John K johnson, $l08 SO; John Grin
mage, 500; L. b. Frazer, secretary
Board Of Health, $40. Public Buildings
James Morrow, S37. 80; w. G. Foord,
1900; John K. McIntee, S15; James Nc
Kepna, $S SO; II. ON ell, 1873.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

o. Vernon & Son will have on their
stalls, Nos. I and &, Eighth street mar.
ket, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday of each week during the
season, fresh country pork, sausage,
scrapple, hams and lard. Also salt
hams, sides, shoulders, veal, mutton
and lamb. Thanking patrons for their
favors in the past, we respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

The exposition WAS closed las. night.
The elements weTa 50 unfavofable that
they com bned TO shut out the electric
light.
The building will be open TO day AT d
tomorrow at one o'clock. To morrow
b ing children's day, ,arge attendance
is expected.
The exposition committee do not in.
tend to have the sane trouble again ,ond
arrangements have been made 10 light
tho building independent of the electric
lights, either with the Sieman's gas
lamps or with the gasoline lamps. The
buildings at the opening to night will
be lighted brilliantly.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
SupertOr COurf.

A meeting of the bar OF this county
was held yesterday afternoon IN the
law library of the court house. Tile
trial list of the coming term OF court
was gone oyer, and one hundred and
twenty cases marked for trial. Tha
present term gives promise OF being the
longest ever held,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Imports nud EN- Doris.

The total value of our imports of mer.
chandise during the twelve months
which ended on September 30th last
was $50 55i ,260, against S65S, ,l10 ,065
during the preceding twelve mon tbs
The totalvalue of our exports during
the twelve months which ended on Sep.
tember Both last was S715, 1893, III =,
against 35,777 900 during the twelve
months preceding.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
bry Stronghold Of
% CLOTHING.

lde is spinning along
at the old Sixth and
\ streets corner, as
/ are appriseed of , the !,
Oak Hall is fully
bnpletcIy ready (never
with the sound,
Eied, thoroughly'to-be-
4 Oak Hail made
BE-. Some first lots
|Fall and Winter stock
fOund their way from
to the early buyers,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
MORROW, SATURDAY

Fd every day for the
pee CT this season, we
+ to give you as much
Jour Sl5 as our comp@tl-
will give for $40. We
fantee to save Tor you, on
purchase you make at
store, at least 25 per
|, and in many cases
more.
e manuiact ure every
b Of our clothing, and
means-we don't pay
fataciurers' profits. Oh
you get the direct bene-
Fad we assure you it Is
E and item.
per cent. above man u
ullng cost.
FlC1LHONE PRICE
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Curry Refo.e. 10 be Bauauetea.

Rev. j. L. M. Curry, the new minis.
tar to Spain, has declined banquet of
f4red to him by number of prominen
citizens of Richmond, Virginia. III
his letter of destination ne says: " On
another theatre it will be my duty and
privilege to guard American honor and
interests, aud to show that these are
az safe in the hands OF a Southern man
as they would be In the hands CT one
from any other portion of the United
StRtes,"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

The teachers of the varions schools
held grade meetings at No. school on
Thursday afternoon and discussed the
work of their various grades. Remarks
were made by Superintendent Harlan,
Miss Mary g. j. Williams and Mr.
Heisler.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
The Funeral Of william Tatnsll.

The funeral of Mr.. William Tatnall,
who died suddenly on Wednesday
morning will take place Tomorrow
morning, ut II o'clock, from the resi-
denoe of Mrs. Commodore Gillis, sis.
ter OF the deceased, st SI7 West street.
The interment will be at the Whining.
ton aud Brsudy@ine Cemetery, and
the officers OF Jhe Sew Castle County
Mutual Irsnran - Company will act az
pall bearers.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Reese d Bro. .

No. East Fourth street, are nstar tly
adding to their stock some of the finest
heating and cooking stoves in the mar
ket. Are the sole agents tor Buckwalter
s. Co.'S stoves, the Harvest Home,
Cresta and Canopy ranges. The Opera
Heating stove is complete heater,
with duplex CRATE. Novelty Heater and
Cry stal Fire Place Heater none better
We ask An inspection of these goods
before buying elsewhere. Thankful for
past favors, we still study TO please.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
A whole Tow N saving q Mans Life.

AKRON, o., Oct. 29-Pbysicians
who have just returned from PENN
suls, twelve miles Northwest from
here, report the widest demonstrations
in that town yesterday in an effort to
save the life of Anton Plans, who was
given morphine for QuiDine by a green
bov in q drug store OF that place.
Plans took from three to FIVE grains
the drug. Life beiDg despaired of the
entire populace turned out, and all day
Plans up and down the street in the
widest manner, while women anG
children followed, adding greatly
to the excitement. At O'Clock Pans
began fighting the crowd, and several
desperate struggles eusued. His coudi-
tion is very critical.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Death from Paralysis.

Mrs. DeHaven Morris died yesterday
at the residence of James FL. Shoe
maker, No. 906 Delaware avenue, from
paraly ysis, with W which she was stricken
a few days since while on visit. The
body was taken 10 her late home, No.
1014 Tatnall street, and the funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon ut 2
O'Clock, and proceed TO the Wilmin gton
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

Il see star, Ewes first born, in whose
train"
Comes the damp twilight that bring.
eth pain.
For aches OF head, neuralgia, cut and
bruise,
Try Salvation Oil, these will You lose.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

"HOw can Mrs. Smith VICAR such a
handsome velvet coat ?" my dear
child, don't you know her husband
saves doctors bills by using DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup for the children"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

At q mass meeting of the miners of
the Massillon district of Ohio, held on
Thursday 3 resolution was adopted In
structing the delegates to the State Con
vention in Columbus next Tuesday 70
vote for an advance Cf ten cents per ton
and pay every two weeks instead OF
monthly
The switchmen employed by the
Illinois Central Railroad at the city
yards in Chicago struck on Thursday.
They say they are allowed only S75 a
"a on tn and their helpers $e5, and that
no pay is given for extra or Sunday
work, while all other rOed In the city
pay their night gangs $75 and $40 a
month, and credit them for all over
time.
Robesonia Furnace 8 t Robesonia, Berks 8
county, Penna., arter being closed two
years for enlargement, re-opened on
Thursday with a large force of men. 1t
now has capacity Of about eco tons
per week.
The Riverside Worsted Factory, IN
Quebec, has been compelled TO dispose
of the balance of Its stock by aucIion
and close up, owing to the want of a
market in Canada for its goods. Two
hundred operatives arc thrown out Of
work. To enable the concern to resume
the city has been asked 10 grant it an.
nual bonus tor five years, and the Do
minion Government will be asked TO
increase the tariff on wOrsted goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
A Horse Thief Pard0ned.

Henry kellen, confined in The Nils,
souri, pen nitentiary for horse stealing,
recently confessed that he war one OF
the men who attempted TO rob q train
on the Atchison, Topeka and saata Fe
Railroad at Coolidge. Kansas, on Sept.
%, 1885, during which the conductor
and engineer were killed. At the re-
quest OF the Governor of Kansas, the
Governor Of Missouri has oardonod
Kellen, so he may be tried ant punish
cd for the greater crime. The pardon
was issued on Wednesday, aid Kell.n
was taken 80 Kansas in chGrge OF an
officer from that Stale.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

The sympathy between the stomach
and brain ia shown In the headache re-
sulting from indigestion. DR.. Bull's
Baltimore Pills cures such headache.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

SSHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ OF Levsri Facias, 10 me d direoted,
House, on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh s.reets in the city Of Wilmington,
New castle County, Del on
THE 3lsF DAY OF OCrO-
BER 1885
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

A ChRp.--rO ALL WHO ARE SUE
4 A feripg from tho errors and ipdiscre
tions Of youth, nervous weakness, carly do.
cay loss OF manhood, etc, wilt end reclp,
that viii cure you tree Of charge. This great
remedy Ias discoyece1 hy n missionary il
South America. Send a selt-adiressed enve-
ore t0 tho REV. JOSEPHr. INN AN, Sta
On u New York City. m4-eOd-dAW-Iy
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
Is Suit Stock is
Anew.
kp Mems Suit
tock is Anew.
VS. Suit Stock is
Anew.
toat Stock is
Anew.

] greatness and good
| Of these invite new
hers TO confidently
Mile the old customers
|ming again this season
mqny seasons back.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

SHEhlFf'S SALE-aE VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF Levart Facias TO me dir ected will
be exposed TO public sale al the Court House
on Market street between Tea,h and Eiey-
enth streets, in the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle County, Del, en-
SATURDAY, THE 3lSr DAY OF OCrO-
BER, 1888,
att o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
Ah that certain lot or pisce of land with a
twp.stery BRICK house thereon erecte !, stu
ate IN ne city Of WilmnSton bounded and
deserlbed as follows, to wit:
hekihnlns at a point on the westerly side
o. Ao"nsnnd street at 70 feet wide at tho dis
tan?e oi 1o3 fest tom the corner formed by
the intersection OF the said side If townsend
ssTeet and toe northerly side Of B street,
shence westerly ana parallel with and
ttfcrts i11 ieet TO a stake, thence noItherly
ah paisi!el with Townsend street II teet to
siaHe thence easierly sod parallel with a
ana streets Ion feet u the 'oresaid SIDE of
l2wnsend street, and hauoe thereby south
eriE t4.seet to the pace Of begin.ing, pe the
contehsS teeteof what they may.
SeiIed AM taken IN execution as the pro-
perry OF Phtltp An,,oid and Mary A his
~lie and SamnelN Wight, I =. and TO be
sold hy TRpHA> FORD, Sheriff.
Il. 1855. ol4-et
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30
at 2 O'clock, p. m.,

E1OR SALE--A G.-plD cow. AP- eNH
4 ply al SIS W, 'eect. 02o "a &A
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30


The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with the brick
building thereon erected, situate in the city
OF wilmington, bounded and described as
tOll ows, to wit:
Beginning at the north west corner ofSixtn
and Shipley streets, thence northerly by tho
westerly side OF Shtpiey street abo ut Il feet
inches, thence westerly and parallel TO
Sixth street by line passing through tho
csntre OF a brick wall between this ard
another house on the north. formerly OF
Gregg Chandler. So fees, thence southerly
parallel TO Shipley street about u lee; 9
inches to the nortcerly side OF Sixth street,
and thence thereby easterly SO feet TO tee
place OF begi 1ning, be the contents thereof
what they may Book N, Vol. 10, page $50,
&C, and Book V, Vol. 10, page 26T, ae.
Seized snd taken in execution a the pro -
psrty OF Martha A. Maris George U. M aris
and El!zaeeth. his wife, surviving mortxa-
gor. and Martha A. Maris. eXecutrlx of
Joshua Maris Co, morte agor deceased. and
Joseeh A. Bond, I. l., and TO be SO d by
THOMAS FDED, Sherit
Sherifs Once, Wilmington, October
IL. 1885. ol5et
Daily Republican., 1885-10-30

SShERttt'S SALE-BY VIRTUE DFA
- writ OF Levari Facias to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, en- Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, IN the city OF " iimingtNn,
NOW Caste County. bel on
SATURDAY, 1HE 3lSTD DAY CFUCIyl-
Der, 1885,