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Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

IHE East Indian Government is invit-
ing tenders at Newcastle for transports
to be ready to proceed to Bombay and
oaicutta at the end Of August. They are
to be used, it is presumed, to carry REIN
iorcements of trooDs to Rurmah.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

h. aL acting Secretary Of the Treasury
na nas uecIded that the department has no
r,.s. rvSe' 10 extend the privileges of the i'm
."'''e II. transportation act so as to allow
'or"ardng to st. Paul of articles i'm
led at New York. destined for the in
''iH exposition at Minneapolis.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

uNAHAM successfully navigated the
Whirlpool rapids on the 1911 with his head
~ udlng from the harrel. James Scott,
H'ueFman of Lewiston, attempted to
s"in 'he whirlpool rapids the same day in
atT NylA SUIT His dead body was picked up
a' Lewiston an hour later.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

ESQ., = LARGE party of tourists had : rarron
recent,,. .ne Matterhorn in Switzerland
svalansh while making the ascent an
pletsIv occurred and they were com :
snow panprisoned by huge banks Of
ancs win oI'y guides went to their assist
perhDmaa .l ropes and ladders, and after su-
Of the ,o,-sao Aertions rescued them. Many
Received ists ~ were frost-bitten. They
zernsl@ "a "a ovation on their arrival at
5sen rsoe;.as mere the news Of tae!r peril had
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

GATr~cr.- u
tbis :; ~SIoN has again been devastated,
Tho saa 'o ue.ween wind and water, and
an tvans neS ol 1919 have beenrepeated upon
mi, more extended scale. Wreck and
tbonso.' 1S'5fs the east end Of the island, and
homeIa.a1s u people have been rendered
fanv Ss' ls 4 this writing tits not known d
1oss of life has occurred Il
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

is,io H. "rGIN, the notorious journal
I ls1e alventurer, whose exploits IN. St.
dr.. A"hSas City and Leadville have, at
RI. eh' times, formed newspaper sto-
lSh ~ 's : arrested at San Jose, Cal, on the
pataaa ~ cuafge OF obtaining money by false
'HSeS IRON G. w. Ryder. a ieweler.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

1T Is reported that the Chihuahua Su
preine Court has begun the hearing of the
Vu'tihg case, and that by an agreement
@'"een the lawyers the court will decree
"at cutting has been sufficiently pun-
shed, and will order his release. NM&
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

=, HE Berlin North German Gazette states
.l1' frof' Brakenbush has made a large
annexation in South Patagonia on behalf
VI Germany. The London Standard, com
1'7H'lhS on this, says it thinks that Bis
~ .l'ieN VIII have to reckon with Chill and
we Argentine Republic. sr GEE
Huntsville gazette., 1886-08-28

laE London Times of the s21st gave
prominence in lis columns to q letter sup-
seS'ihS the prosecution for treason on
,ueT return to their homes of the Canadian
seiesaieS q and other British subjects who
nsured in the Chicago convention. .-N
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20

yFoR SALF-A HOE COUNTING MA.
= chine, in perfect order; will be sold
chesp. Apply at this once. a1s-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Morocco Enterprises.

AS there seems to be no disposition
m anifested either By the morocco
manufacturers or their employees to set
tie the differences between them, tn,
latter have concluded to strike out To-
themselves, and in few days Their,
will be two, and possibly more, 90
operative morocco manufactures II
full blast. Liberty has not been Civ.
en- us to disclose the names Of tn,
pioneers in this work, but full liberty
Is given 10 state that ground Wal
broken to-day for the erection OF larg,
MOROCCO works on Webb street IN Sil
verbrsok.
Over two acres Of ground have beer
secured, upon which the building will
bs erected. Watts will be Immediately
put In, and In thirty days 1t is expected
that skins will be put into them. The
Baltimore and PhiladelphiA Railroad
IOompany's road runs close by the
works, and q side track will be laid
into the yard. 1t Is stated that arrange
ments are being made to start secoad
Ioo-operative morocco manufacturing es
Establishment In this city In n few days,
but the precise location was not ns med.
Between these two factories it is ex-
pectod four hundred hands will De
'employed, which will take In nearly
all unemployed operators in the city
and who are nov out on strike. 1t ID
seid that only about six hundred hands
struck, but possibly about two hundred
Of them have found employment in
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and some
have gone on TO New York and Boston.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
TheLake shore strike.

The strike OF the Lake Shore switch.
men at Chicago continued on Monday
In the morning . train Was stopped By
the strikers, the cars unooupled aud
the brakes set, while the policemen
looked on, and everything was taken
Nth "good humor" on both sides
Seven teen meu from various points
some from rs Tar cas-: as Blu ffalo, arrived
in Chicago on Monday afssfno1n tC
take tho place OF the strikers. Sixteer
Of them were persuaded by the strikers
to decamp. The seventeenth resistet
all arguments, and finally, angerod BY
the persistence of the strikers, applieC
40 offensive epithet TO them. He wa,
at once felled by n blow from behind
and SO badly injured that he will b,
laid up for several dayR. The Superin
tendeht Of the Lake Shore Compsn,
said last evening: 1--WE ara trying Il
START onr trains, hut we have no protec-
tion. We have plenty of switchmen
but as fast 81 theV couple the cars the,
are uDcoupled Tho Lumbers are aoou
six to o1e ngsinst us, as there are de-
tails Of men sebt there 10 defeat us. AL
thas prevents bloodshed is the fact tina
wa use M force IN trying To star
trains. Tbi5 'scab' question lie an oil
one, so6 it is time it was settled, an,
We propose TO settle II this time"
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Trains leave Wilmington a. ioIlowl :

80, lI, 90, 10, Il, 10 o., Ii s., IL 81 a. N
IL 4b, l 81, SEQ, b22 cas-, mp. NJ.
Accommodation 0 20, 90, I o5, 10 80 q. m.
2 80, 4 90, I 20, sk6p. m.
For Csss,et texpress), $40. 7 80, 0 90, 9 10
~, II S. II 81, a. m, u ~, 3 "a, Q 30 aad II
LIP. IN.
Accommodation, 0 40, TOO, 7 %, . Is, 10 q
An. .2So, Z 90, 7 " and 81 ,. M.
Now York, 2eo 262, Slb, ESQ, %
10 o6, IL 81 =. m; az n, l6s, 2S6, 500
"a. 70 ~ and II p. N.
| Fer WssI Chester, via LamokiD Q 20 And
| 10 q. m; 80 and 4 90 p. m.
For Newark and intermediate stEtloEs
i4S q. III.
Baltimore ana intarnladtate statiouG, I
:. M; IS d. III. and IL o. night.
baltimore and Bay Llne,T IS =. IN.
Raitin ere and Washington, / -, 4 20, ~
10 IL 20 An; II %, II ID 4 u, sea! and Il
p. m.
Trains tor D@.avsrs Division H. We fo-:
New osstls sA,sl IL, an; q ~, 3 30, 0 70,
qeorrstown ana Lswss . % .. m; 90 and
seafOrd and intermediate stations, o.as p.
n.
harrington, DslmAr and way stations, 8 81
lsItA m.
Express for Harrington. . SOP. m.
Expreas for Dover, Harrington and Delnfr,
y y p. n weekdays, ana IL bb p. N. every
irnnkiin City, Q % an.
Express for Norielk, II 2S p. m. week days,
and II 81 D. N. daily.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Eight Hours In Chicago.

The E'Rht.hour Committee Of the
Trade and Lab n Assem- big OF Chicago,
on Monday, issued . circular in refer.
euce to the iDanF urAtion az far as posi-
BILE of the ejght.hour system on the LIST
Of May. The circular says: 'The
Bricklayers aud Stonemasons' U MONS
and the Cigarmakors' Interna ton al
Union, Two OF the most perfect organi.
cations In this city, have agreed TO &C
Gept d rrr wpo1iing raduction in wages
and W. hope that their example will be
fol, o we'd generally, unless there ia an
ahsO NE certainty that the Old star dard
Of wages can be retained without any
i trouble. When the sight hour day has
become an actuality. the idle workers
re-em ployed, the boss looking for NOR,
hands, the question of better pay vii
be easily solved; but We implore you
not to lumber the cart down with ISSUE
| that are likely to lead to strikes, lock
outs, &c and possibly to the defeat O
the eight.hour movement. We further
advise all trades that have not yet DOM
pleted their arrangements to immedi
ately elect suitable committees, will
instructions to confer with their EN-
ployers in their respective trades, =,
that this question may be solved, 81
nearly a. possible, by mutual consent
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20

The funerAl OF Jacob Stuck took plact
on Monday afternoon from his lAts
residence, Seventh and King streets,
and was attended by n large number o.
his relatives aud friends. Tho service,
was conducted at the house and the
grave by the Reve. ". L 3. Murray
and Paul IseDchmtd, and the intarmen
vas in the Wilmington Aad Brandy
wine cemetery.
Philip Joues, who died on Saturday
last, wss also laid to rest on Monday
from his late residence, near RocklAn1
The religious services were cond uctet
by the Rev. A. n. Keigwin, and tn
,nterment took place ut the Wilmington
and Brandy wine cemstery.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
FIFTH Edition
Rev, j w -

a., Rev. J. W. Sullivan w."
this city, and la.s ps at, wei =, !. Known
aywine Baptist ohn, .Ut Oh The b
Ford. but now na.,o' at OHsd
family, been visiting i -, saAs, vl&|
tiyes In this city, left tos and \
Al pe Saiiiyan is now in Ii, IT ssso. %
at ~ louisville. t and ia haylDss second cong
cess sss forty-nins having ' bessD s 90
c coD mem ee.ership the last ysa, S %,
congregation and sundsyS "a, so,i ana
Deen greatly increased H. scacol
people OF Potisville var, ne llks
s snys society is very ditfsisptIlva 's
.utsd. compared to what ivy IL !! @
mington. A very large 1, y IN
people, be says, are forelruUsaru.p . ~
whom are many Poles, Sho h sns
assimilated with American nv NAV nave
,.a But Shenandoah, some s sv.,s'
s irom pottsville, he says, ia I'' Il.
disorderly place he ever tu.u .ns
settled almost exclusivel, Nv.
ers. who have very lit,le r Os,o
christianity. Men, women ~
oren go barefooted all vin,.s sua
many as feIty Poles, men AND y
VIII inhabit one small hon.s
are beer kegs ly ing around s,s,.
an and nearly everybody drink
Ihey are ell miners, and tbs ;,
underneath the town ia unS ~.
MI, Sullivan says he e1ptcts tSa !,
Will go down into the ruins ~".
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Mass Meeting TO be Held.

On Saturday night, May 9th, the
Order OF United American Mechanics
will hold mass meeting ut Institute
Hall, which will be addressed by
National Councillor George W. White
Jr,, Of HobokeB; Ex-Oouncilor Samue
II. AshbridRe, OF Philadelphia, and the
Rev. T, r. Dreamer, of Odessa. The
heading for tho call fer the meeting ID
as follows: "Do you love your
country's fisg2 Do yDu wish to per
petuate the free institutions of oui
country? Do you denounce the i'm
portation Of foreign contract labo +
which has been done with a view OF
lowering the American workipgmen Il
the condition Of the lowest services Of
the earth?"
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Heavy yerdlst

From the Philadelphia Up.
Layer VS.. Philadelphia, Wllm,I
and Baltimore Railroad Gamma. ~
action to recover dam ages %, n
piaintitf's left hand and three spS|
bis right hand. Tue plairuS
child Of 6 or Z years. Wbjs III
up second street be came 10 v,i
ton avenue and found a train NJ n
cars OF the defendant compaDr :,
ing along the avenue and cOv,t,,
ond street crossing. One Of 4
loaded with long lumber mai,
over the bumpe. was cornts,s
the box car behind II b. a band.
or coupling pole six inches h dl,J
twelve feet long. Layer irldn
over this pole, when the train a,
and without any warning sMS
ran over the lad, infllcluq AMI
The court entered Judgmenisrj
Held, not 10 be error; that asaI
too young TO be guilty Of oAvN
negligence; that be had q ri,hu
the obs,ructinR train at the plSIc
ing, and that tho COMPANY va
gent In not giving some prsvuus
ing before starting the train, I'd
Terry was council for Layer l,i
Sellers for the railroad coupluy.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Preparing for War.

ATHENS, April 10 The Greek Gov
ernment IL debating the question Of
fresh reserves and making
an effective frontier force OF loo, O0(
men.
M. de Butzo1- the Russian minister
to 1reece, who is on his way TO LivadiA
to sss the Gear, is being conveyed by =
Russian nan Of war. He will be &C
|oompaDied from Cous.sntluople by M
Nslidoff, the Russian ambassador to
Turkey.
Greek troops are being pushed to the
front a. rapidly as possible.
England has sent circular to tie
Powers proposing that II Greece does
not disArm the Powers cease relations
With her and blockade the Greek ports
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Runaway Flowing Team.

Jacob p. Cox, OF Kennett So uare, waf
badly hurt ut his farm near Longwoo
last Wednesday evening. He WAS IN.
hitching pair Of horseslfrom . sulky
pillow, and rs he was In the act OF un-
fastening the trace chains the horses
started to the barn and tho lines having
been unfastened Mr.. Cox was unable "a
check the horses. He WAS thrown
down and dragged half the length Of
the road, and when his farmer, o bed lab
Clark, attempted to raise him ND he
tainted from sheer pain. Word was at
once sent to Mr.. Oox's brother, on the
adjoining farm, and he droYe to Ken
nett for DR.. Price. In the meantime
Hr. Clark and his wife had made tn,
injured man ~ comfortable as possible
until the arrival OF the ply sician, who
found that the point OF the RICH,
shoulder blade was broken and the ieit
side badly bruised. Mr.. Cox was re-
moved to his home In Kennett borouph
. in the evening aud he is now slowly
mending.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
n.-,.na, ON ,na s,and.

Attorney. General Garland appeared
on Monday before the Telephone Invss-
tigating Com mittee, and reaffirmed bis
statement made 10 President Cleveland
last fall. He explained that when
urged 70 Join the telephone enterprise
he had not been mentioned for Attorney
General; that subsequently, when the
subject came mp he decided that he
could not take any action in connection
With the Pan.Eiectric; that he never
gave an opinion ~ 10 the validity OF
the Bell patent, and that, In fact. he
had never used his officisl position 70
promote the interests Of tia Pan Elec-
trio Company.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
A New stonk Yard

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
psny intend to erect new stock yards on
the line OF the road near Grsy'S Ferry.
There 10 considerable complaint among
the butchers and drovers who transact
their business in Philadelphia about
the way in which the present yards are
now conducted, and the company pro-
poses to build the new yards with abAt-
Ioir and every facility for slaugbterinZ
cattle, provided the Drovers' and
Butchers Protective Association will
agrees to slaughter at least 1000 cattle
aud 5000 head of sh yep week, and deal
At no other yard. At a recent mesting
of the association 1t was stated that
this number would be more than
doubled, and there il no doubt now bu,
the new yards will he built.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
FOURTH EDITION
Dota.

Strawberry Ice cream ct Raymord's
| An elegant all wool Sunday pants .
81. 6Oi Cheap at %. 10. 8. W. Cor. 2nt
and Market.
WIN. II. Foulk, George Davis and
John 7. Bsftlett have been elected
trustees OF SCOTT II. e, church.
| An elegant ALL wool spring suit, worth
$500, for only ST. 8. W. corner
Second and Market.
James Bradford and his wife took q
hy ing trip over 70 BridRtton, N. j., TO-
day, and will return this evening.
Olivet Church Literary Association
gave . very pleasant and instructive
program OF exercises last night, which
was enjoyed By large audience.
Samuel johnson, well known TO Will
| miuatopians, has been appointed cap
tain Of the steamer Mary Morgan. He
! Is the right man Ia the riaht place.
An elegant white shirt reinforced,
linen bosom, warranted, IS cents, worth
Sl.0o, at q. W. corner Second and
Market.
The steamer George W. Dohnert has
been repaired by the Jackson and Sharp
Company, and will take her place on
the Ridgway Park line.
The manager OF the Artisans Saving
Bank have declared dividend at the
rate OF i've per cent. per aAnum for the
past six months.
The Fame Hose Company sold their
hose carriage to the Smyrna are depart
ment 1t was shipped to-day. The
Fame have ordered Q new hose cart to
be pulled by one horse.
The Warren Athletic Club have re-
moved their headquarters from the
Washir gton EUgine House to Hare'e
old building on French street above
SECOND.
The Jackson & Sharp Company
shipped to-day two 6rst- Class passeu-
ger coaches to st. Johns, New
Brunswick, fer the New Brunswick
Railroad.
The Stewart Premium Pausy,"
grown by John Stewart, OF the Ninth
ward, took the frst prlzs at the Penn.
sylvania HORTICULTURAL Society exhibi
too in Philadelphia.
DR.. j. II. j. Bush, who recently
graduated at Jefferson Medical College,
registered with Registrar Frazer yes.
yesterday morning He proposes To
practice medicine as well as conduct
his new drug store.
A diegraceful f2ht took place a.
| Second and Walnut STREETS, Sunday
evening in which nearly q dozeu young
men participated. After making the
air blue with OATH the gang dispersed.
No arrests were p'nde.
s. II Eckels, d Silver City. New
Mexico Ii visiting his old fIiencs in
Wilmington and vici, ity. he is o son
of John Il, Fcstlr, n farmer near Ne~
Castle, aud has bsen Pngae cd In mining
at Silver City silc' May, 1870.
The officers end teachers OF the Rap.
tist Sunday tc'ools are invited TO attend
the meeting OF the official board OF the
Baptist City Missions at Delaware
Avenue Baptist church on Thursday
evening
Dramatic entertats ments will be given
in the basement Of g. Mary's Catholic
Church on Tuesday and Wed ntsday
evenings, the 9th and 28th instant
BREAD on the Water and "Oue Must
Marry" will be presented,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20


Henry Smith, thirty years OF age,
was savAgely beaten by three rum ans
In front OF his boarding house in Chi
sago on Sunday. His recovery 10
doubtful. He was employed In Max
well Brothexs' box foctory during the
recent strike, and ON Saturday night
\ he argued with Eome Of his fellow
boArders that cit was every mans
right 70 belong to Q unien or not, ~ IL
pleased him" Hence the assault. Two
| OF his assailauts have been arrested.
Policeman Curtis, while being beaten
oy roughs, shot and mortally wounded
Michael Boland in Chicago, on Sunday
hight.
Two colored women, named Mary
Love and Matte Moore, quarrelled and
| fought with dirk knives at San Angelo,
Texas, on Sunday evening. Matte was
gsshed In four places and Mary In ten.
Finally the latter had her tongue "cut
| out near the root" and she 10 not ex.
pscted TO recover. Jealsusy caused the
l trouble.
At Anthony, Kan. ON Monday morn.
ling, . mob OF forty men surrounded the
Shtriff's house, where two brothers
named Weaver were held In custody
for the killing OF q man named Adel,
and attempted to capture them. The
guard rushed the prisoners into the
basement Of new school building ad-
jacent, but the Sheriff being captured
I by the mob, the deputies surrendered.
The Weaver brothers were about to be
strung up to the ratters, when the tramp
OF approaching footsteps Was heard.
The mob thereupon riddled their vic
tims with bullets, killing both on the
spot, and then rode of.
Two Mexican horse thieves were
caught and lynched by ranchmen near
Corpus Christi, Texas, on Sunday night.
Kellis Moerman, colored, who had
murderous.y assaulted and robbed a
white man named Malone, was cap
tured and lynched near Axton, Va, on
Sunday night.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
John o,Brisn's card to the Public.

The good citizens Of Wilmington wi
remember that last year l visited thif
| city with a fiFst-class circus and me
nagerie. charging only 20 ctnts admis
.ion. On returning TO my home 10
Philadelphia In August last exhibited
there for six weeks, reducing the price
TO 10 cents for general admission. Sc
great were the crowds that / turned
thousands away every night until Oh
larged my ttnt B ing the first to re-
duce the price of admission to q large
first-clAss show from so ceuts to 25 cents
and then to 10 cents | have very natu.
rally incurred the envy of "a the So
cal cd great shows or course it would
be Impossible to kive such q gigantic
show ~ mine for only 10 cents admis.
sion (choice reserved chairs IS cents
oxtrs) In any place but large cities
whore l stay several days. The enor
mona additional expense incurred in
making ono days stand compels me to
raise the price to 25 csnts, the same as /
asked last season Ny show, however,
has been greatly enlarged this season
over last, aud l guarantee TO give you
the finest entertainment Of the kind on
ever saw In Wilmington or refund you
the money. The pnblio's obedient ser
want. JOHN O'BRIEN,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
THIRD EDITION.
al FugItIve ArrcstedI.

About the fret of this year the tailor
store OF Charles Littleton, at Dover, wss
broken into and robbed OF about $50
worth Of clothing. 1t was ascertained
that the crime WAS perpetrated by four
colored men, three Of whom were ar
rested and are now in Dover Jail await
ing trial. The fourth, named Charles
Richards, made his esespe and sue.
ceeded In eluding the officers until yes
terday, when Constable Hutchin OF
Dover traced him TO this city and quo
ceeded in arrestipg him about II O'Clock
last night in o cellar ct No. 716 Wilson
street. He Was taken TO police station
and handcuffed, after which the officer
started with him for Dover on the mid
night express.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Binding Inspaotor.

At . meeting OF the Democratic Nom.
bers OF the city Council last evening
Patrick Dillon Of the Third ward was
selected for the position OF Building In.
spector. vice Philemma Chandler, and
he will be elected ct the flrst meeting
of Council In May.
McCloskey, Patrick Dunn, Archibald
Given, Henry H. Brown, Harry Lape,
Thomas j. Bowen, John +. Grubb and
John Brown. The salary IL $500 per
aunum, consequently the position was
worth contendins for, and the de-
feated are somawhat disappointed.
Samuel 8. Adams, Jr., was also &c.
lected for 70 election as Au iitor's clerk
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
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The building 0uflnok

Notwithstanding the general 4
sion in business, tbere Sre ipdij
that there nay be q building bod
summer. A RentleRau, who ID
probably rs many housBM mJ|
builder in the last twenty yean,
q representative Of tbs REPUI
this morning that he rather rspj
see iDdications Of o desire 70 4
long rows OF tenement hOu.a
the summer. He regretted Il!
because there vert hundred. d
now in the city unoccupled, a.
dreds OF new ones ADDED lOlhI
would be no Advantage TO tho
prosperity Of the city, that i
only throw a number Of utS .
TO the MARI ct, fer which ID
demand, and which could ID
unless far below their rta n
had 10 idea but what tutEa
grow better a. soon SIS ,hs y
capital strife wonld cease
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Officers Elected.

The annual session OF st. Mark
Grand Commandery, K. T. of Delaware
was held last evening, when the follow,
ing officers were elected: G. E. O, Sill
Nero Backus; d. G. @, Sir Charlie,
Wilson; G. g. L., Sir Simeon Hood; G
O. G., Sir Peter $. Blake; prslste, Ken
nard L. Bsyard; G. s. W., DAME
Cald well; G. j. w, James Crc z eT; g
T., Sir Charles Smith; G.. R.. Sir r
Weeks; G. 8. B. Sir James Price; G. G
B., Willism Miles; 6. G. Sir Arthur
Thomas; g. q. G. Sir Joseph H. Purnell
The Grand E. q. elect made an histori
cal speech, touching upon the early ris,
Of knighthooi.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20

oST5THlS MORNING, A PAIK on
a., god spsetaeles and case, on n arket or
S.n street. The Under win be suitably
Sixth strest. -'"' IVA 10 IT."
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Weary of Lie.

George Thomas, a blacksmith e
helper employed at the Edge Moor Iron
Works, tried to commit suicide by
drowning himself on Monday afternoon
while und err the IL duence of liqHor. IL
is said that he was refused liquor by .
keeper Of n saloon Ut Eleventh and
Church streets, and went from the
house to the west abu,ment OF the
Eleventh street bridge while the draw
YVES open, and jumped OverboNrd. The
affair was witnessed by number OF
persons, and George McCullom jumped
into boat and succeeded In rescuiDG
him.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-20
Connective Drill.

A competitive drill Of Tire Rugby
Cadets was held In THEIR armory, in the
Masonic Temple, this morning, and re-
suited % follows: Colonel, j. b. Burn
ham; captainl Co. A, j. 8. Littsll; first
lieutenant, j B. Bird; second lieuten
ant, r. P. Robinson; serReants, Z. 2.
T. Springer and G. 8 Schneider; corpo
rails, Frank Cook. f Gardner, Frank
Morrow and G.. G Knowles; captain
Go. B., r. w. Bigger; lieutenants, O. T.
r. Bates and CLARK Cburchman.