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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

In the U. 8. Senate on Tuesday, Mr..
Beck, from the Committee on Finance,
reported back u bill to amend the statu .
ties as to the mode OF packing and selling
cut tobacco. Mr.. Blair, from the Com
mittee on Pensions, reported back the
Pension bills vetoed by the President,
with recommendation that some OF them
be passed. Mr.. Wilson, of Maryland,
from the came committee, reported back
the vetoed pension bill of Joseph Romiser
(already passed over the veto by the
House,, and recommended It's passage.
The consideration of the Oleomargarine
bill was resumed, and after debate the
bill was passed with amendments, re-
!ducing the tax from 5 to 2 cents per
pound; inserting the word "knowingly"
In the penal clauses, and permitting the
Court to administer punishment ut its
discretion. The bill lgoes back TO the
House for concurrence In the amend
ments.
The General Deficiency bill was rel ort-
ed. The Sundty Civil bill was considered
in evening session. Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Hatch, of Missouri,
rising TO question OF privilege, had
read an extract from a speech made by
Senator Ingalls,, In the Senate OF Monday
aud characterized II as 'the greatest
falsehood of his (lngalls) life." Mr..
Willis, from the River and Harbor Com
mittee, reported back the River and Har-
Dor Appropriation bill, with the recon.
mendation that the Senate amendments be
ron -coDcurred in; bu. on a point of order
raised by Mr.. Hepburn, OF Iowa, the bill
and amendments were referred to the
Committee of the Whole. The House
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

LONDON, July 20 6 p m ID mes
senger To the Queen conveying the for
NAL resignation OF the ministers ha9
left London for Osborne. A Cabinet
council was held tails afternoon al Mr.
Gladstone's oftic al residence in Down
ing street. The street was u.assed with
people. There was but Nttls cheering
when tbs decision OF the Ministry he.
came known. Secretary Morley was
received with cheering by the crowd
After the Cabinet nesting Mr..
Gladstone gave a reception IN the
Council Hall to anum Dor OF his !rierda,
incluiin2 Baron Wolvertou, Lore
Granvi.Ie, Lord RosebsFy Baron Mon.
son and Arnold Morley. Nj Gladstone
referred in Respondent terms to h:s
staying powers, saying that hs wOulu
be unao.e 70 fight in the face OF an em
bittered Parliament; he wou.d DO Lis
best, but he urged his followers 10 PEE
pare 10 rely upon other leaders.
Mr.. Timothy Harrington, Pnrnallite
member for the Harb0r division VI
Dublin, and DR.. 0 E. Kennsy, Parneli
ite II ember for South Cork, have each
offered his sest TO Wiiitm C'Bri4n,
who has beer defeated in South T. rone,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
EDITION.



Harry r. Triggs and CHARLES FL.
Foulk are registered at the New Colum
bia, Cape May.
John McGonegal and wife Of Spring
field, Ohio, are spending a few days
with the family Of Charles b. Wood.
ward.
Mrs. Lizzie W. Powell, the druggist
Of No. 2 South Harrison street, left yes
terday for Gag lesmere, to spend several
weeks with friends.
Name G. Sea-, CLARA Mendenhau, Sallit
Jones and May and Emily Baird will
leave to- morrow for q weeks sojourn al
Colchester Beach.
Mary A. Newell, forewomap az the
factory OF the j. Barkley s. Brothers
Company, will leave to-day for tive
weeks vacAtion down the 5sate.
Warren H. Farra with Ferris Bros,
printers, left this morning for the Cats
Kill mountains. 10 enjoy much neso ed
rest for couple of weeks,
Thomas s. Marshall OF Kennett town
ship, Pa, continues seriously III, al
though his restoration TO health Is dali,
hoped for.
Bailiff Ozle and daughter viii visit
friends ~ Caristisua, and 1t is said tn,
fishes In the creek above that village
will have to suffer.
Mrs. @. B. Dennison and dspghte
have arranged 10 pass the summer with
Charles B Dsnni,on, in Oswego County
NY.
Washington L. Baldwin, a retire.
farmer, formerly of Chester Co, Pa.
died at his residence, No. 1112 Wash
ington street, on Tuesday NON ing, age
20 years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

On Sunday morning Z. + McD.u|
lei, Ernest McEAir, Harry A, Dad
and Ii. j. Wiley determined to take
little exercise, aud, moaning tied
bicycles, proceeded up tie KeuHed
pike to the Dupont road, aud up n
latter thoroughiare ioEsIds ChsddI
Ford, at which place they made ND
call, and after taking s.io OVs5
Detwiller's farm, and taking yleF 1
the battle ground, Birmingham Psf1
and other points OF interest, they En1
ceeded TO West ChesteF, having Dot
little sport On the way y racing viz
and beating young msl wlo IadCEli]
a fine troiting horse tla' lie evllstEI
considered a No. l t;Iyeier AtI
partaking Of q SUMPTION, Detaa
Mansion House and taking a l0tL
the ancient borough generally w
mounted their bicycles and STUCK ~
tor this city by tho most direct -.
On reaching Johnsou Corner WI
made a brief bait, AID after si
somewhat refreshed came d0Sr
Concord pike at 3 Lively gall ~ n
reached this city at ?, NJ t'e'A9
pleased with their trip
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

Mr.. Lewis Davis Is erecting q large
frame dwelling houss and store, 3Ox32
feet. John W. Sni.oher is the contrac-
tor.
w. Atwood Weldin has contracted to
build a house on the farm OF Joseph IL.
Gould for his dairynsn 70 live in.
Out OF population Of 200, between
100 and 200 tickets will be aold here to
20 on Gouley's Rochester excursion to.
morrow.
Granville Cock, who was struck by
lSsac Anderson at the camp meeting
In Clark s woods with . stone, is still
confined TO his bed.
The Acme baseball club has organ
lied and would like TO hear from any
amateur team in the county. They
nave only had one game this season.
Are ali the other clubs afraid to chal-
lenge tlem?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
FOURTH EDITION


LONDON, July 20-Evidence given
to day in the trial OF the Crawford d.
vorce case showed clearly that Mrs.
Crawford had been guilty Of adultery
with Captain Foster. Mrs. Crawford
took the stand and declared that her
confession made 10 her husband was
true. She swore that she often Waited
| Sir Charles Dilke's house, and that Sir
Charles had opened the door aud con-
Quoted her TO bedroom. She con-
fessed that she disliked her husband
! beoAuse he was too old, that she loved
Foster because he WAS han asOma and
pleading, tina. she hated Dixie and that
she committed adultery with him for
the purpose of obtaining n divorce from
her hated husband. Another point wSe
that she spared Foster as far as pOssi-
bic because ths know he was about TO
marry. Under q strict cross. exsmipa-
tion she confssss cd tnkt she had CON-
mitted adultery only with Dixie aud
Foster, exculpating two other society
men.
Mrs. Crawford explained her conduct
by saying that she never loved her hus-
band, who, she d, clAred, was all the
tims suspectipg her. She had not, she
continued, spoken to her mother for
three years. She married MIR. Craw-
ford because at homo she WAS miserable.
She retold the story of her degradation
by Fanny" In pretty much the same
terms as those used by her In her con-
fession.
A remarkable feature was that when
Mrs. Crawford was asked some quee-
tions, for instance, with regard to
French vice, adultery, eto., she answer
I'd with the utmost oalmness, "Yes,
yes," and even smiled, showing that
she WAS naturally an utterly abandoned
woman, who rather gloried in her
shame. She spoke in soft, pleasing
tores, damaging Dixie without excul,
pating herself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

Tie remains of Hiss Hannah Dun.
eau were laid TO rest yesterday morn
ing and tae funeral which took place
trGm her laLe residence, corner oi
Seventh and French streets, YVES largely
attended. Bishop Lee, assisted By the
Rev, Francis e. Arnold, conducted thu
service, and the pail bearers were VIM.
Busn, Edward Belts. job IL. jack on
& awhile Worre.l, VIM. P, Taylor and
Joseph A. Richardson. The intermen
fo"S place in the Wilmington and
H:aLdywine Cemetery, nnd the funera
was conduc:el by Undertaken Thomas
Michel,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

A disturbance occurred at Gilbert
Chapel, Thirteenth and French streets,
on Monday night last, thAt oaused con-
siderable excitement in the nolghbor-
hood. Tho chapel is occupied By the
Heavenly rsoruiia, who hold religious
services every night. During tae
ccurse OF the SerYlces on Monday even
Ing a young lady got up to go out, which
bsipR against the rules she was stopped
by William p. Crouch, one OF the trus.
tres. A young man named Albert L.
Luke irterpoesd in bshslf of the young
girl and was ejected from the chapel.
He, however, awaited his opportunity
outside, and when Crouch, who is s
lar>e man, was oppoaiya she A nerican
U nion Church, on King strset above
Twelfth, he attacked Crouch and was
seriously beating him until some passers
by pulled him away. The affair caused
excitement IN the neigh.
.borhood, but no complaint nor arrests
have been made SO far as is known.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
DIED.

CUHBAGE.-On the 10th Of July. at Mar.
shalIton, Del, Lydia, wife Of George Cub
bage, in her 53d year.
hoistives and friends are respeetfuIly in.
vltef 10 attend the funeral On Thursday
afternoon 81 O'clock Services Mt Newpert
NJ E. church. lntsrmont at Newport.
PAtkcR.-Myrs, infant daughter CT
HARRY q. and May Parker aged Il weeks
and days.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral from her pa
rents house, No. 703 Kinx street on Wed
nesdsy afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, Interment
at Wilmington and BrAndywine Cemetery.
IOWNSLEY .-On the 2lst inst, Victor
Aiben ToHnsley, son OF Albsn IL, and
Annie L. Tvwnsley, aged 3 years and s
months
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
lited to attend his funeral from the resi.
aence OF his psr.nts. Columbus Inn. on the
Eehnett PIKE, on Friday afsernoon, at
O'CLOCK. lnterment at kiverview Cenetery
HUDSON the 20th inst, Isaac infant
SOL OF Charles f. and Oordciia X. Hud son,
aged months and 20 days
Relatives and friends are respectfuily In
vlted to attend tho funeral from the resi-
dence OF his parents, 1927 West Fourth
street, on rhursday afternoon; services st
O'CLOCK. llterment at RlverYtew Cemetery
Rest baby that sweet rest;
our spirit has taken its flight,
And gone TO the God who gave thee
lew short hours Of lite.
REST DEby, that sweet rest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
E!ETA EDITION

The pew steambo,t
of the the r rdsey & Jones Co.. al' a
A large number ~ NJ.
are registered at R4b ~ Wilmington,
The majority of the ,' :, Oape NJ.
Market street have a pgsiness ne,
s ssUaes at o'clock eacl sTsS NJ Close
Another car floa, a. liner rou
Railroad Company vac 'of Tie R. n
s ar.ay AIT afternoon b. to ,'u '1sasl
Charles Harp, an er,,.,o
cotton mills, had The ~ r'use at Pus
d d,sns INA hand caught ID a pick nas e. q
uAy and nearly torn ca; ''Ae' On NJ
Miss Cora M. Harm
Pa, formerly of thIs lug OF fo'''lSI
Miss Lille M. schcfe ID y, rs ~ y.at
ssreet, where she wou.g h h, ,,CAp
see her many friends, NC p!sa
..1 "A trial trip WAS maize vs.,.,,.
s ser noe, by the tug Portssm ralet0H
TOT, ,or tne n. Y Philaig pn S'a ~.
, 1;, X Il. Company by lie s sla \
HollinRsworth Co. 'le hi'lla
Fishing up the Br,,,.
70 De excellent at me.e1t "'ue isa
gays since William Il H. A-iah
black bass that yeirl,I ~, car2hI
and three pounds. '- '''*e'n
The Bachelor Boa, Crh.m
moonlight excursio9 a. @O w WI slva
evening, August II. IN ,t @'l i.
brandywine, the musla T., - 'I,s Sean
band. '''' keGins
Yesterday Sheriff F,.i .c5
Sninery Of the sash and hind t, ,uo .
newton FL. Cloud az E,gbtsens%y
MT. Salem lane. A II. n ir.l
also disposed of, and t..s am ,"n,u
lied was about 500. '-'Au' fea
About noon yester,ay f..
old child was iounc v,sts,I,!ea
Market street near Eish,I WI
was evidently lost, it was lart.tAs
70 oificer Schoor, VIII .t,nrsrJ So
father. -'-'1 MOI
May or Rboads wishes It uD,s.,,
mat the ordinance IN r.,,io "'' ~
pounding all live stock loprd ,rr,,
AZ large on the streets O. Nm ci.v
De strictly enforced. and ,b.i se,..s
goste being included l. he as ~
also be impounded.
The Rev. j. Trumbase-, who wi,
mated the Heavenly Ee.rut,n IN N
city. preached last evening N Cus
chapel, and this evening rne .e,vi,
Will be conducted By NE Rsy
haas, another of the l.aler, Of M
sect.
The Flrst Presby;er.an church b,
an excursion to FrercL Creek M
yesterday, and spent a deliet,fulda
There were about three hundred rxcusI
sionfsts, ard tome OF thea. cs,us Nam
laden with specimens cl The ore, n
minerals with whicn that ss,ao}
abounds.
The work Of impro;.rg tie 0r.a
House IL progressing rapidly, and d
the seats On the lowe- G1ll have bed
taken out. They will be replaced vii
new ones, and the chairs viii be vi
inches wider than those removed I'd
stage has been lowered ~ tho 'front.' az
a part of the floor OF the palQaetS will b
raised.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
Wife Murder In Virginia.

NORFOLK, Va, July 10-A negro
man named Lewis West, living on the
Western Branch, five miles from
Portsmouth. killed his wife, Mary Ann
West, this afternoon by beating her to
death with club. The man had been
in the habit of beating his wife un-
mercifully at times, and to day, be-
cause his dinner WAS not ready when
he came into the house, he seized an
oaken stave and almost beat her brains
out before his BRUTAL fGrocity was
satisfied. She lived only q few hours,
and her cries attracted a crowd of col.
ored people to her house. The murderer
was arrested by Constable B. F. Adams
and taken before Justice Jesse E..
Skee.er, who committed him TO the
county jail for trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
Sensible City Rather Il,

The city of Montgon,s,i,'i ssp,il an M |
through the ssgacity o. y n ~ hsset ~.
provided with an amp iytttiieE s ss,s
eellent water. The As OrupiDSpuass
Two Two mighty engines art PS1isssssy 'n ~
byway within her g g',s svent ss' cav
into her suburbs. l6n"e,uriay e1sD, ~.
brated by q banquet n e;,srs 10 tho W
s ,ractnrs' who are Boston nfp'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

The Chief Enginee! Of the i : IN Al b
partment informs US , IN ,be croEdd
stretch ropes TO keep "a" n = a. . tire occais
perBons who collect W. ~ = t "a, stlr.ba,
in our city csnpo' p1.,-, ns-, as b hg
ted to aoy neglect OF his pA =, he h Clair
1 %a s'T "t the "s c & gsps 5
mics, appointed by lne I rn6es, but tba,s
furnish the necetsst? Az, lyt ys Them, aud
far he has failed to r. r'i ss ti ,'t duty n
be does not feel 1t to 10 ~, - own oC:t
maze he purchase Al W nsoy y bss|
When the City Coan eli, he compiled
; Ts ssi , issss VII be ~ y y 4 S
of complaint in REGARD II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
Now the Girls Want to Put on the
Gloves with Is

PROBE bly, no one thing is so general amot z
our female population IS nervous eXhtus
uon, ami nothing is 20 productive OF uhhsp.
piness sid anxiety as nervousness. which
seems TO be more prevalent In hmerics than
in other countries. 1t can hardly be ae-
counted for. as the more care We have over
them, the worse they are. one uDmitissted
s:oundrei sad, They ars playing 1t on the
men to 2st core attention." which pleases
the b. AZ much as the girls. NOW, the wo.
men have stree a new Lad. since the
druggists have Introduced tho luscious
nj Xle Nerve Foot, that routs nervous OK.
haustion AID gives a wyman double endur.
snce, the little deArs want to put on tho
gloves with US
10 see how mu II can DO on the pervous
system, board OF physicians Ia Lowell,
MASS nave been gtvtu9 IL 10 some old help
less case OF para ysiB. 1t RECEIVERS all cases
eaufen y Loryuus exhau ton. and has no
elect on thas7 caused by ettusion infiamms
tlon or disease 1t recovered Angus Bell
living At 1876 broadway. Lowell, VINO had
been utterly heiple twenty IN ppths, though
Otherwise we'll, aside from euaciaIi0n, A
mis-. Hulme ha' neRjly rec Jverei from a
cJmp etc paralysis Of l. TN the motory and
sensitive nerves ot The left SIDE This KIND
OF paralysis has ntyer been known to recover
before.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
An Cnruly Animal

On The 9th inst, large black bull,
with knobs on his horns, strsye1 away
from the field Of j. II. Gould, rear
Newport He afterwards went TO a
farm nesr Red Lion, but on Saturday
he lef; there and has not since been
heard OF by the owner. He must be
somewhere in that neighborhood, aud
Mr.. G. will pay suitable reward to
ally one who may give information In
regard to him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
Jubilee AT Pennsqroye

To- morrow Nikomis Tribe, No. 40, l.
o. Il. NJ. Of New jersey, will give a
grand jubilee at Pennagrove, and the
mem aers OF the order in this city have
accepted invitations to psrsici pate, and
Will cave their wigwam Mt Sixth and
IShiElsy s.ree!s, at seven O'Clock to-
morrow evening, accompanied by
tire First Regiment Bspd. They
viii! proceed to Fourth street, where
they will take the steamer Susie Mccall
for the grove. The bost will leave at
.7.l5 in the evening, and returning leave
PenaEgr0ve about 0.30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

LONDON. July 20.-The second match
between England sud Austria ian cricket
teams was begun to-day. In the first
innings England scored 353 and Aus
tralis l2l. Austtslis WAS obliged to
follow on and had scored IL tie second
innings, when play WAS stopped for the
day, II, with one wicket down. The
ssme Will BE- resumed tomorrow. Eng.
lard will probably win by one inning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

LONDON, July 20.-A dispatch from
Pekin says the Russian feet threatens
Las.reff because England during the
Afghan dispute occupied Fort HAmil-
ton. The dispatch adds that the Obi
nese fleet has proceeded to Vladivostock
and that che Russian Minister Of War
Is visiting the far East. His presence
there is regarded rs significant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

WALTHAM, Mass, July 20.-E. r
Perry, Of Boston, 10 day started to breal
the twenty and twenty-hv miles bicy
Gle record, which stood respectively a
hour 10 minutes, and l hour and "a
minutes. He accomplished the task
finishing the twenty miles In / hour, l.
minutes, 30 seconds, and the twenty.
five miles, 10 minutes and 70 second,
later.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
A Riot In AIar.eiIIer

PARIS, July 20.-In Marseiiles last
evening mobs attacked tie officers OF
the Roya list papers. Genda1mes de
Tended the buildings successfully, pre-
venting tho rioters from carrying out
their purpose of sacking the premises.
The mobe then turned on the Rendarmes
and severe fighting ensued. The police
and soldiers together o,erpowered the
rioters and restored order. a mum be.
of the rioters were arrssss4. Many OF
the police AND soldisEa ware wounded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
Tnree Peopie Knled py Liebtn,n,

MIEDEN, Eeb., July 2O.-Duriue
yesterday L storm the wind blew down
the Danish Church, three miles south
OF fredericksburg, and killed Mrs
Nels Monk. Three miles south OF
Mlndeo the lightning struck a house,
Eilling Rasmus Dilietscn, q German
farmer, his son AL, seventeen years
old and daughter Of fourteen years
instantly, and severely Injured another
child. ''-''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

ton with the report Oh ,nnericaD n;paT||
tons ton of the law by A6IUssn,srtpepi, N
y Vessels, the Fisheries .o DrtsiFdsrsbs:,,,s||
5 Zee. :; sssss; II: .ss 3
craft have been from
u,ila limit,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
The Calcium Lamp Eurrer,
60-Candie Power.

This burner has recently had
seven patented improvements
added, which makes it now per.
feet, and which we can prove to
the most sheptical, is the best
burner in the market giving as
large a light. It's superiority
and advantages over all other
Burners are the following, and
which no other possese:.
Ist.-Three large openings, !
inch diameter, for "a central
draft.
2nd.-Perfect and improved
oxtinguishing cap, which, when
the wick is tn ned down to ex-
tinguish the light, the cap fails
on the tube, extingSishos the
light and remains there, thus al
lowing no smoke TO escape.
3rd.-Cses q round, seamless
wick, which can Re adjusted by
any one IN half 8 mi1ute or less.
4th. BY admitting Z full draft
OF air through tie Burner and
it's scientific construction, the
gas OF the oil is also con umed,
which causes it to use less oil
than any other made that gives
as large a ligat.
9Th. A winter and more bril-
liant flame.
9Th. Made Of heavier metal
and more durahle.
For sale only by
|. LEWIS ROW ,
Wholesale and Retail,
Alb KING STREET.
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Lost

Ga the evening Of July H. in going
from GIG Delaware avenue TO ABder
sons atore, a pocket book containing
about Sl3 90. The indar vii. be suiia
bly, rewarded by leaving is At Amber.
s0E'5 grocery stors, corner Delaware
avenue aud jackson street. A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21
Tho Tory Horse wins ~. sS, 70

LONDON, July so.- o. b, two vol tuoas,.l,
. z;;sss s:'ff sss ''s;S 49,
place to day OF LsiO'st 81. MARY "" b
won, Gallinule seo S SALISBURY W. :
twelve started and sAI
favorite.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-21

A very valuable horse, belonging to
E. ii. Brennan, Of ths firm Of phil !.
WASH & Co., while being driver along
Market street, near Fourth, yesterday
afternoon dropped dead from tho burst
ling OF nloud vessel.