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The Irish standard., 1886-10-16

The knights OF Labor convention is
endeayoring to settle the Chicago
strike.
The Irish standard., 1886-10-16

CARDINAL NEWMAN is recovering
from an extreme attack Of prostratinn.
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WHOL LESALE AND RETAIL.

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL is in
Vienna.
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Mr. j. J. Kearns is the authorized
agent Of The IRISH STANDARD for Mime
apolis aud ST. Paul. Mr.. Kearns is q
thoroughly reliable gentleman, and we
bespeak for him generous treatment at
the hands of our Irish friends.
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AGENTS FOR THE IRISH STANDARD


SATURDAY, OCTOBER lG. 1876.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Sold by the sheriff

Sheriff Ford sold tho following pro-
perties at the Court House ON Thursday
afternoon:
Frame dwelling and store In Rising
Sun, property OF Kate Blessington, to
w. W. Pritchett, for 81 800.
Two-story frame dwelling on Thir.
teenth street west of Clayton, property
of Ohm Murray, TO Diamond State Loan
Association, for $3.50.
Brick dwelling on Eighth street west
of franklin, property nf D. FL. Kent,
to W. e Hawkins, for $3 800.
Dwelling house on W0llaston street
between Seventh and Eighth, estate Of
Joshua Maris, deceased, to Delaware
Loan Association, for $500, subject to
claims of $500.
Brick dive ling on Spruce street be-
tween EiRhth and Taylor, estate of
Michael Welch, deceased, to William
McMenamin, for 500.
Two lots Of land with two two-story
frame bui dings on Apple street be.
tween Heald and Claymont, estate Of
Joshua Marie, deceased, to Delaware
Loan Association, for 5000.
Farm containing about 81 acres In
Christiana Hundred, estate OF Daniel
Mackey, deceased, to Victor DnPont,
Esq, TOR So 900.
Three story brick house aud store at
Delaware avenue and Dupont strests.
property Of W. @. r Oolauhoan, 70
BENZ. Nields, Esq, for 5000.
Dwellings 910 and 91s Delaware
avenue, east OF Jackson street., property
of Mahlon M. Ohili. to Central Loan
Associa ION, fJr $50, subject 70 claims
of 81, 500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Accidental Poisoning.

Says an exchange: "If you have
swallowed poison, whether laudaHum,
arsenic, or other poisonous drug, put q
tablespoon of ground. mustard in a
glass OF water, cold or warm, stir and
swallow quickly. Instantaneously the
contents OF the stomach will be thrown
up, not allowing the poisonous sub
stance time TO be absorbed and taken
into the blood. AS soon as the vomit-
ing ceases, swallow the white of one OF
two eggs, for the purpose of antaeoniz.
ing any small portion of the poison
which may have been left behind. Let
the reader remember the principle,
which Is to get the poison out of yon as
quickly as possible.
"There are other things which will
also serve as speedy emetic, but the
advantage of mustard is, 1t is always al
hand, 1t acts instantaneously without
any other medical effects. The use Of
the white of an egg is, although It does
not nullify all poisons, 1t antagonizes q
larger number than any other agent &c
readily attsinable. Bnt having takeu
the mustard or egg, send for q physi-
clan; these are advised In order to saw,
time, as the delay Of twenty minutes
often causes death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
The Rllnd in DelaWare

corporators of the Pennsylvania Insti-
tuition for the instruction Of the Blind,
was held in Philadelphia on Thursday,
December 17th. The institution has as
inmates 1l6 males and 80 females, total
1877, OF the number six OF them are
from Delaware as follows: William
Bradford: admitted September, 1884 ;
BENZ jamin DENLY, admitted March,
1883; Thomas F. Sharon, September,
1883 Wellington Crossan, septem her,
1885 Susan b. segars, March, 1882,
and Emma Wood, May, 1880. All OF
cept Susan B. segars, who lie from Kent
County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
The Twenty.Gfth.

The twenty fifth anniversary Of the
Wilmington Institute will take place
next Saturday. When the building
was dedicated on the 30th Of January,
1861, grim visaged, civil war looked
face o face In opposing armies, ON the
Potomac. aud all along the dividing
line between the North and South. The
Institute performed no mean nor small
part in Offering place for the meeting
Of loyal asoemblages, and rendezvous
for loyal troops. WiminRtonians look
ed with unfsigned pride upon the In,
stitute In those days, and before the
building OF the grand Masonic Temple
and Opera House, It WAS . wonderful
building.
1t is = great building yet. Bot few
cities have q better library and one bot
ter managed than the Institute Library
The basement is used for q mechanical
drawing school, the corner has the 9!
cent store, and then follows . we'll ap,
pointed drug store, q confectionery, @
sewing machine store and another con
fectioDery. On the second floor is on.
of the finest meeting halls in the city
capable Of holding 1900, the Younf
Mems Democratic club occupy q room
the Bachelor Boat club occupylanother
and social club and j. d. Ohalfant, ,th,
artist, have quarters there. In tn
third story are two social club room
occupied, room used for manufacture
ing purposes, and Clawson g. Hammitt'
celebrated art studio.
The Institute 10 q veritable I" Bee
hive of industry" 1t 10 intended to eel
ebrate the 25th anniversary by engage.
ing George W. Gable, the celebrated
popular novelist and reader. to give 81
evening In reciting his Creole songs
Mr.. Cable, however, 10 looked for Tues
day, the OH of February o few day
later than the 25th anniversary, bu
such literary treat will be none tbs
worse for that The Wilmington Insti
tute Library never was 10 more prospe
Gus condition than 1t now Ia. On Satur
day last $50 books were loaned and the
average for the week was 120 q day
This Is almoet fifty per cent. more thai
the average of 3 year ago. In the las
ffty days over fifty shares Of stock hav
been sold. 1t will be good news to tn
Ipatrons of the Institute to know tina
the government documents are ut leas
com leted and classified. These re
cords include the proceedings Of Con
Rress com plete from March 81, 1779, t
Jnly 7th, 1884, except the years 1925 t
1889 inclusive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
A seaslon OF Levy court.

Next Tuesday the February session
OF the Levy Court will convene, and
the sessi ions continu nuodM Mioh day to day
until the business of d term 10 trans
acted. The assessment lists will be
examined and Jail physician, at
torney for the Court, q jsnitor, " Atoh.
man and fireman for the Court House
elected, as well as collectors for the
different Hundreds.
Four vacancies In the Board OF
Trustees of the Poor, created by the
expiration of the terms OF Nathaniel
williams, of st. Georges Hundred; g.
a Bird' a, n Brand dppIa ! vine. and s,musI "Ta' a
Armstrong, Black bird, are to be Allied
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Crossing the susquenannn.

Senator jackson, of the Maryland
Senate, has introduced bill to amend
the charter of the Philadelphia, Will
mington aud Baltimore Railroad Com
papy. 1t provides that the company
shall stop two trains going each
way bet v cen The hours of 9 q. IN. and
IL M, and two trains going each way
between the hours OF IL m. aud 8 p. M,
at each end of the Susquehanna river
bridge, upon which trains all persons
desiring to cross shall be allowed TO
ride free of charge. The company Is to
have the right TO refuse to stop said
trains and carry passengers free oi
charge II It ertcts q footway.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

In spite Of all that has been said
against it by fervid anti-tobacconists,
pure tobacco is an excellent remedial
agent; but 1t must be absolutely pure.
No poisonous decoctions must cat into
its substance or change its nature.
Used in proper way, to relieve neural
gic pains, or applied in various affec-
tons under the advice of skilled
physician. it is o valuable medicine.
Care, however, Is 10 be taken that the
pat ent is not nicotfZed. Tobacco also
acts, when pure, as among the best ol
sedatiVes; and the Indian weed, in
spite of the diatribes against it, forms q
valuable addition to the pharmacopoeia
1t has the authority OF great names.
Milton solaced himself, on going 10 bed
with pipe and glass of water. Sir
Isaac Newton smoked. Burton, in his
Anatomy of Melancholy, pronouncel
the weed "a sovereign remedy to al
Diseases virtuous herb. II 1t be wei
qualified, oppoItunely taken and medi-
cinally used. !"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Terribly Fatal mistake.

The War Department on Thursday re-
ceived official information from General
Crook of the death of Captain Emmet
Crawford, Third Cavalry, at the hands of
Mexicans in Mexico, aud the probable
surrender of the renegade Apaches. An
accompanying report from Lieutenant
Maus, First Infantry, who was next in
command to captain Crawford, gives
details of the affair, from which 1t sp-
pears that Captain Crawford's command
OF Indian scouts located the camp of the
hostiles on the night of the 10th instant,
at point about fifty miles southwest Of
Nacori, Mexico, and one mile north oi
Arras river, being about 200 miles from
the border line. They surrounded the
camp and quietly awaited the break oi
day. In the meantime the braying OF the
burros harmed the hoetiles. Two OF
them made their appearance, and were
fred upon by the scouts, and a genera
| fight ensued. Finally the Indians re-
treated to the rocks, and left all theil
effects in the hands of the scouts. A
running fight was kept up for two OF
three hours, when Captain Crawford
command was surprised by volley o
bullets fred in their midst from an un
expected quarter. At frst 1t was sup
posed that the shots came from Captain
Davis command, which was also afte
the hostiles In that vicinity. Captain
Crawford signalled for his men to stol
firing, and 1t was then discovered tina
the attacking party was composed o
Mexicans, who evidently mistook Captain
Crawford's men for the hostiles.
Lieutenant Maus started out to CONSUL
with the Mexicans, when firing began IL
another part of the line. He was abou
to take steps to stop 1t, when, happening
to look back, he saw Captain Crawfor'
lying on his back with a bullet-hel
through his head. A parley between tn
two forces followed, and 1t was foun'
that Captain Crawford was mortal.
wounded, and guide, named Horn, and
five scouts were also wounded. On tn
other side of the Mexicans, the command
ling officer and five other men were kille'
and four others wounded. The entir
day was consumed In settling Affairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
LOng Live Do Lessops.

LONDON, Jan. 28.-The DeLesseps
party for Panama includes the unusual
adjunct of o doctor. When leaving
Paris M. DeLesseps said: 81 will be
back In sixty days. / cannot die before
opening the canal" A large con.
course witnessed the distinguished
engineers departure. There was much
On th usiasm, the crowd cheering and
shouting "Vive DeLesseps." The
party Will embark at Southampton
to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Conkress.

In the q. g. Senate on Thursday Mr.
Sherman introduced bill TO discon-
tinue the coinage OF the silver dollar
and TO provide for the purchase Of silver
bullion In bars, not less than two mil
lion ounces, no more than four million
ounces per month, st its market price,
and for the Issue, in pay ment therefor,
OF coin certificates of not less denomina
ton than $40 each, the bullion TO remain
In the Treasury as security for the pay
ment of the certificates Morrill, offered o
concurrent res solution, which, at his re.
quest. was laid on the table for the pres
ent, setting apart forever the circle at
the western entrance 10 the Capitol, on
Pennsylvania avenue, as q site for q
statue of Christopher Columbus, and
the circle at the western end Of the
Capitol, on Maryland avenue, as q site
for statue Of the Marquis de Lafay-
cite.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Gall
and laid over at his request, instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to report
bill for the forfeiture and opening to
settlement Of railroad land grants
where the roads have not been built
within the time prescribed by law. The
bill to divide the Sioux reservation In
Dakota and secure the reliI quishment
Of the Indian title thereto was con.
sidered. The bill admitting Dakota as
State was also discussed. The 1880.
lutions OF the House In respect to the
death Of Representative Ellwood were
concurred in, and the Senat al journed.
In the House, Mr.. Weaver, OF Iowa,
introduced bill for the organic alton
of the Territory of Oklahoma. Mr..
Robertson, Of Kentucky, offered a
resolution directing the Committee on
Expenditures in the War Department
to inquire whether certain moneys ap-
Ipropriated by Congress for the Signal
Service Bureau have been misapplied.
The resolution WAS referred TO that
committee. Mr.. Wheeler, of Alabama,
from the Military Committee, reported
o bill authorizing the President TO re-
store army officers in certain cases
This bill covers the case of Eitz-Jobn
Porter. 1t was placed on the public
calendar. and may, therefore, be called
up for action at any time during the
morning hour. The Til tC abolish GER
tain fees for services to American YES
sells was discussed. Afterwards the
House took up resolutions In reg I'd to
the death o, Representative Ellwood, OF
Illinois. After the customary eulogies
the resolutions were adopted and the
House adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
60 and see Him.

All persons who wish to be amused
for an hour should 60 to the Rink to-
night and witness the feats of Prof.
Erni, the one-legeed skater and gym
mast. The exhibition Of the difficulties
he overcomes In learning to skate is
really laughable, indeed we might say
wonderful. He is prodigy of agility
and strength, and though q small man
he can lift almost half ton, leap like
. deer and skate like an Icelander,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Happy COachman.

Mrs. Corsen, of No. 213 Tatnall street,
Is the wife of William Corsen, hack
driver for Joseph II Seal, and on We'd
needay she made her husband happy by
presenting him with three boys at one
birth Mother and children are all doing
we'll. These are the only trjplets born in
this city since the Batterbury triplets
created such excitement over twenty
years ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
shsrman's sfivor Bfll.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-The follow
ing 10 the full text Of Senator Sherm an'f
bill TO amend the Coinage Act Of Feb
ruary, 2Sth, 1878
Be it enacted, So, That the coinage
silver dollar, provided for by the first
section of tbs act to which this is ar
amendment, be discontinued from and
after the passage Of this act.
Section 2. That the Secretary Of thu
Treasury is authorized and directed tC
purchase from time to time silver bul
lion In bars, not less than nine. tenthi
.ine, at the market price thereof, moi
less than two million ounces troy per
month, and shall issue In payment
therefor coin certificates OF the United
States In denominations OF not less thar
ten dollars each, corresponding will
the denominations Of che U. 8. notes;
and the bullion so purchased shall b,
retained In the Treasury for the securi
ty and the pay ment OF the same, anc
| the amoant OF such certificates at any
time outstanding shall not exceed thu
cost of the bullion purchased by suci
certi icates, and the certificates thus
issued shall be receivable for customs
taxes, and all public dues, and when .,
received may be re-issued; and the Sec
retary Of the Treasury shall redeem 1
coin the said certificates on their pre-
sentation for redemption at the office o
the Assistant Treasurer Of the Unitet
States in the city Of New York In sum-
not less than $50.
Section s. That any holder Of stan
dard silver dollars or gold coin Of th'
United States, or gold bullion, nc III
miut value, may deposit the same will
the Treasurer or any Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States, 1t sums no
less than ten dollars. and receive coli
certificates therefor, similar In denomi
nation and legal effects TO the certifi
Gates provided for In the preceding Soc
tiou. The coin deposited for or repre-
senting the certificates shall be retaine'
In the Treasury for the payment OF th
| anna nm damand
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
A Change.

O. R. Garretson has resigned the
mana cement of the Citizens Rink, and
James r, Crippen has been selected for
the position. Mr.. Garretson made him.
self popular with tse young men who
attended the rink, and 1t is to be hoped
that his successor will be equally for
tunate in this respect. Oar city 10 In.
creasing quite rapidly in population,
and 1t should be able to support one
such establishments as that at Fourth and
Washington streets. Young rlsn will
expend certain amount of money
during the year, and IL is better that
they should leave portion of it at the
rink than in some other places of
amusement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

of unusual severity which ] took last
autumn developed into o difficnlty de-
cldedly catarrhal in all Its character
isties, threatening return of my old
chronic malady, oatarrh. One bottle OF
Ely's Cream Balm completely eradi
Gated every symptom Of that painful
and prevailing diGorder.-E, w. War.
ner, 1856 Hudson street, Rochester.
Catarrh For twenty years was q
sufferer from catarrh of the head and
throat, BY few applications Of Ely's
Cream Balm received decided benefit
was cured by one bottle.-Charlotte
Parker, Waverly, N. Y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

sun rises =. y. sun sets $40
-,
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1nsnferd broshers. sAsssers'
Strong cough candy ct Ferguson'a
oeorxs y. Bodsea so7 shtplsv strsst.
aave Won ,.sd ,ns :. uams W.sr,v .,
~ buan's oozi you VIII surely hEeh
hifos ana cages af farkersr, kset mo "
Mfiiard Y. Dsvis', jeweisr, Z. md ssrest
City Laundry. sixth and shipisy streets
r,.. ,s = W.. ;. u.-r. NJ rnn,,n
u.s..s = ~ - H.nss. . ~ n. - -. ~ .s n vu =.
nArank' nsn paihsor' 11A west covontn "
For cheap guns and pistols. go TO Heinei b
Son, Ito East Second street.
In Kentucky an overcoat without a iiask
pocket is considered mistit.
Good butter and cheese on q. Y. Hudsou's
stalls, 50 and 81, and street Market.
wo, voo,, nr,,.. a., ...... - "A "a II
M cora ss~,is % ~ ana Az ~ Escond streSs MARIE,
houss
rv.,,,,,,~ In ,h. a~ru In. -, N. N.v
no,s aysg stora s phxs,e,ans n,..cri tions
o.p'sA
l. yeur gun boots need repairing tAse
snem 20 honecker, ivz west Sccono streeI
Clothes pins one cent per dozen at Adair's
ais King street. and china and glass
ware ~ greatly reduced priccs 70 Close ou'
Dosiness'
walker q Linton, NO. poe 6bipioy street
neuse, sign painters and gfainers- Brick
staining speciality. Estimates furnished
| am, ,.v.,d iii, n. n,,d "a .,v nm. ~h,
~ es,"h :. 1nn Dr. Ena%s, rn,ntno
srou nd Win bts lin t"e nv mnss,s an
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

On bed, racked with pain, . weary
man lay
Singing willow, titwillow, titwillow
No ease or relief could he aud any day,
o, willow, titwillow, titwillow
His pains are now gone, he is hearty
and well,
st. Jacobs Oil made him as sound as
bell,
And the story 30 good to each one he
does tell,
Singing willow, titwillow, titwillow.
PUBLrsHER's NOTE "A OhicaRo paper
says that the actor who plays Koko" In The
+" Mikado " ct q theatre there, had such a
bad cough that he could net have sung "Tit
willow, " had he not recovered his voice by q
dose OF Ked star Cough Curo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Opara aaouao Rurned.

The Opera House block in franklin
Penns., was destroyed by fire early
yesterday morning. Besides the the
atre, several stores and offices and the
Spectator printing Office were burned
out. Loss, S95. 900 insurs noe, $55, 900
Blk blocks of buildings In Oneonta
New York, were burned yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance
$14, 900.
Sherman b Johnson's saw mill, plan
ing mill and box factory, and some
smaller buildings, In Potsdam, New
York, were burned yesterday morning
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, $l2, 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Gout has various names according to
the parts affected, as podagrs, when in
the feet chiragra, when in the hands,
etc.; but whether the attack is frat fel t
in the feet or in the hands, rub with
Salvation Oil &C once. 1t annihilates
pain. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
DIR. simms' white PuImOn1c Bal.
0Mnma

Is the leading lung remedy of Whining
ton, Del. Said q gentleman few days
ago, "It saved my wife from oonsump
tlon ten years ago" Said another, 1t
saved my daughter after two physi.
clans pronounced her an incurable
case" There IL no mistake In 1t as q
great remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
7RsrnrUTE-Pros Kline, 1

|OANCEES 7ESrATUTE-ProGK Kline, in
~ hts Lectures, lnvestAgation1, Scientific
Treatments and Immense practice, stands
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great CheE0-
ican Cancer antidotes are recorded. No
knife, caustios, loss Of blood, or fearful trea I
ments required In removing the largest Of
free Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, e81 Arch
streat. Philadolphis. Pa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
IsInnhen 10 the Foot.

Big arctics, big rubbers aud big
boots for big men. Full value for your
money In al kinds of footwear for big
and little people ut Baboock's, 206 Mar.
ket street. The family shoe house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Mrs. NJ. McK 4ouRh, formerly Miss
M. O'Donnell. intending to remove from
622 King street to her new store, 618
King street. before March %, will sell
balance of stock below cost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Streets Committee. after which Council

Streets Committee. after which Council
adjourned.
During the evening the following
orders were drawn:
Public Observation-Disclosures Coal
Gas Company, S2e2 80 and e29. 15i John
K. McEntee, Srs; EiizA Frazer, el1.
Lamps--James Moore, ~. Opening
strests-Dapiel Dougherty, $3.50; H.
O'Neii, eb7. 90. Street COMMITTEES
Michael Riley, &149 SO; Martin Keogh,
81 SO; Patrick Duean, s77gl; John Il.
johnson tisS.33; Eranz Ginelebach,
Si54 I6; payroll, el67.H. Sewers
Walter Evilley, $40; Levi A. Bertolette
e2.5O; pay roll, $50. Finance-Miscel-
lance MS pay roll, 81, ,936. .S8; interest on
bonds February 1, $40, ,205; interest idue
John II. Dandy for certificates OF In
|debtedpess, S8.25. Polioe-pay-roll,
q, SOL. .68; Frank Meachem, Anttor t25.
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Persons of sedeptary pursuits are
predisposed 10 constipation. For con
stipation there is nothing 90 good NJ
DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price u
cents.