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Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
FOURTH EDITION
the Railroad strikers.

A freight train OF fifteen cars was got
out Of the Union depot, ~ St Louis, on
Wednesday morning, over the Mis-
SQUIRT Pacific tracks. An attempt was
made by strikers 70 prevent the depsr
ture Of the train, and it WAS abandoned
by its engineer and fireman. The mob
was then disPerted BY the police after q
conflict, In which several were wounc-
cd on both sides, and another engine
was fastened TO the train and took 4,
out.
The strike OF the swltchmeDa. Kan.
sas City has ended. and the men resum.
ed work last evening
The yardmen In the Hannibal and
St. Joseph and Kansas City, st. Joseph
aud Council Bluffs yards. at st. Joseph,
Missouri, struck on Wednesday, and
freight business 10 stopped.
The yArdmen and swi' chmeu' Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, at
Evansville, Indiana, struck on Tuesday
night, because Of the discharge Of q
knight OF Labor No freight trains
were moved on Wednesday morning.
The railroad strike 10 doing great in
Jury to business a. La Sale, Illinois.
The Matthiessn q Hegelon and the
Peru Ziuo Works, employing together
.
from Missouri, will have TO suspend
operations II the strike does not end In
q short time.
A telegram from Chicago says that
mo railroad mau nor Knight OF Labor
has any apprehension that the rail- DAD
trouble In the Sou west will reach thit
city"
The employees In the Chicago, MIL.
waukee and st. Paul Railroad shops
aud yards at Milwaukee. ale asking =
reduction Of working hours TO eight q
day, with same pay as for ten hours
Time and o half 10 asked for over work,
and double wages on Sunday.
The strike Of the $50 freight handlers
OF the Datroit, Grand Haven and Mil
waukee Railroad, at Grand Haven, was
ehaed yesterday by the company Acced e.
ing TO the den ands Of the msn.
The ''trippers" on the Troy and Ian
sirRburg street railway In Troy, New
York, struck yesterday, being dissatis-
ned with the new schedule inside 10 40
cordapcs with the decision of the Rail
road Com missioners, who were called
upon TO settle the controversy bet " aeu
| the employees and the company. The
regular conductors and drivers are
| working under the new time tatle.
The strike of the drivers on the Third
Street car line in Dayton. Ohio, con-
tinues. Nearly six thousand men gath.
| sreo yesterday in the neigh borbood OF
the West End stables, expecting that
an attempt would be made TO run the
cars, bat none were sent out. The men
on the OAK wood Liue struck at noon,
and Il Is thought there will be strike
on the Fifth and Wayne street lines to.
day. The moulders OF the city were
'all off duty" yesterday. mot on q
strike, but to aid the railroad strikers
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Assaulted M the Woods.

LOUISVILLE, March 4.-On We'd
nesday morning Miss Joanna Wilker-
son, who lives In the country. near
Mumfordville Ky, left home 70 visit q
neighbor about mile distant. She iu-
tended to remain soyeral days and
went alone through lonely wood. An
hour later she fell 1t the door OF the
house she Was to visit, covered with
blood aud with her clothing torn To
tatteTs, screaming ARREST John Haz-
lip" She fell uncc nscious 10 the tioUr
and has since been unable 10 make any
statement.
A physician found that her wounds
were dangerous, aud probably fatal,
six CT eight deep Rashes made by y
blunt instrument being on her head and
face Hazlip was found ploughtng In
tisld. and was Immediately arrested.
At first he denied everything, bat d.
nally confesse that he tried TO kill the
girl because q young man in the neigh
Dorhood asked him 70 90 80. The path
along which the girl had gone showed
that q horrible struggle had taken
place, 1t being stained with blood Tor
fifty yards. The parties are all promt'
nent country people. Hszip Is IN Jail
but It is feared he will Do lynched. He
10 20 years old and the girl II.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

II the admirers Of the drama In this
city fully understood what an excellent
and pleasing little actress Mas Jennie
Calef Ia, there 10 no doubt but that the
Academy would be crowded at each
performance. She 10 pretty, petite, q
splendid singer and dancer, and will
compare favorAbly with any actress In
her line now before tho public. Yester.
day afternoon and evening she appeared
In her own version Of Little Barefoot. %
and presented the character OF Amoy
10 manner which won for her the un-
qualified approval OF the audience at
each performance. This evening she
will appear NJ Little Muffets, IN toe
comedy drama OF that name, aud the
very excsllent manner In which she
rendered the character on Monday even
ing should secure her q packed house
TO might. This play 10 OF the general
type Of Maggie Michele popular re-
| p1rtoire. and the plot givesehfiss Caief
full scope and opportunity for the dis
play Of her wonderful versatile powers.
Her engagement will close TO- mor "
night, and no one should miss the op-
portunity OF seeing her.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Union Services.

The evangelical services which are
being held At the Second Baptist Church
this week, will ne alternated as follows:
the Delaware Avenue Church; week he.
ginning Sunday, April 4, Second Church;
week beRinnine sunday. Apdl ii. a,
The DeIa.aye wanna Chnrch 4, no
Deed In this order, II continued. Ser
vices will begin at T.45 O'Clock p. IN.
preceded by meetings for inquirers 81
Z is O'Clock. In the parlor of the
churches. The main meetings will con
sist OF service Of song, led by the young
people. aud preaching by the Rev. j
w. T. Boothe. ID D., r. B. Coot, ID ID
and others. Sunday morning services
will continue ~ usual ~ ,na Respective
churches, but will not b uniou services
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
AMnrasrou. Assauit.

Last Saturday tho wife of John JET.
fersop, who lives In Dorchester County,
Nd came steAlthily behind him as he
was preparing 20 90 10 Galestown 10 do
so ne marketing, and dealt him stun
ming blow on the head with an axe.
The man Was felled unconscious 70 the
ground, when the woman Dealt him
another blow on The back OF the neck.
She then dragged the body TO the barn
and covered II with fodder. Jefferson
recovered consciousness In about an
hour and made his way to the house Of
. peiahbor, about mile distant. The
woman followed him in short time
and undertook by her actions to make
the people believe she Was crazy, but
finding that the scheme did not work,
admitted that che intended 10 kill bin,
aud then returned TO her home. Jeffer-
son e injuries are not considered dan
Rerous although they are very painful.
He refuses 20 prosec ats her II her rtla-
tives will take her and keep her. She
has the name OF being fiend, and this
N urderous assault 10 oaly the climax
of series of prosecutions TO which the
husband has tubm tilted for years.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

A prominent fireman called at the
REPUBLIcAN once this morning with
the information that Edward A. Rob.
inson. who has nov the contract for
ighting the gas lamps Of the city, and
member Of she Fame Hose Company,
will DO candidate for Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department ~ the approach
ing hremAn's election, and that the
Reliance, Ftiendship and Weccaooe
had agreed TO support him.
Mr.. Robinson is one of the best aud
Tost OF experienced foremen in the depart
ment, and was tho gentleman who, Nc
the late fire of Ezion NJ. K. Church,
risked bis life TO shut of the gas rush
ing from q pipe under the floor. and
which supplied fuel for the flames, his
comrades taking him by the heels and
letting him down trough hole cut In
the floor. 1t 10 believed that Robinson
can get q majority of the votes OF thu
Fame Hose Company, and thereby
defeat Sweeney. the combination can
didaye.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

1t was currently reported yes erday
that the hands in the machine shop at
Harlan & Hollings worth's had struck
on account of some difficulty about
wages, bat an investigation developed
the fact that soG ething was the matter
with the boiler which rendered 1t i'm
possible TO Tnn the engine, consequently
the men were obliged to quit work for
the day. As they came out Of the
works in q body the report was soon
spread that there was strike.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
YolcaniaOuth

News from the Sand wich Islands, re-
ceived in San Brancisco on Tuesday,
says that "volcsnic phenomena, which
extended over March 8 6 and 7, and
which were accompanied by q large
numb Der OF earthquake shocks, resulted
In the total DISAPPEARANCE Of the new
lake ~ Halemaumau and In the sxtinc.
ton Of the Are In the crater OF the
volcano Of Kilausa. These phenomena
are believed TO be the precursors OF q
great outbreak In the near future, either
In Kilauea or or Mauna Loa. Some
persons, basipg their views on the OBJ
servations of Profess Agaeaiz, b. lieve
that the disappearance OF fire Ia . pre-
Jude to the extinction of the the Kilauea
volcano"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Ex-Judge BroomaiI's Opinion

81 don't think this is the man who
killed John Sharpless." raid ex Judge
BrooDall, of Media, the other day In
referring 10 johnson. HE may be the
man, but think they ought TO be surer
LOT 1t than they are now before they
hang him. l can't get IL out of my head
that II was white man who committed
the murder"
I'D you think Johrson win be
granted n new trial 2" quoy.ed n by
stander.
WELL" said Mr.. Broomall-and he
hesltated n moment. and then contt.. ed
slowly: Well, can't tell what %
Court may do, but by all means, By
ALL MEANS Samuel johnson should
have new trial. The idea that any
one ehould take johnson for q white
man, either in the light or on the dark.
cot night, 10 preposternus."
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
An Important and In,ere.tlng Article.

An Important and Interesting Article.
Mr.. Herbert Spencer has contributed
q most important original article 10
"rhe Popular Science Monthly" for
April OH the limits and Interpretation
of the doctrine of natural selection, and
the position of Mr.. Charles Darwin In
respect 10 the theory Of evolution.
There have bern 90 much confusion and
exAggeration upon this subject NJ TO
make desirable an authoritative state
ment OF Mr.. DarWin's just claims In
connection with the doctrine OF evolu.
don, and no man is so capable Of max.
ing this estimate rs Herbert Spencer.
The paper will be elaborate and strik-
ing. and Is certain to be very widely
read.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

~ III
The relief plan propo,s M
sylvania Railroad Cons,
under discussion, bu, NJ,
not yet decided What -
taken. The follosinl NJ,
issued to the employs Il N
BY General Manager Pub
20 wing 10 the liuli,.sv.
the modified regr aaaSs
department have no, n N
pleted, and as some Of N,-J
the fund may not VII mi
until they have hM al Nxr,I
becoming entirely iauVR n
notifications deteruInta NJ
sylvania Railroad eOu,ur \
other companies associs,a / |
ganizAtion Of the re'lsf tmtvj
contribute TO that deprns
amount Of the couihbsAs
mouth OF April, for 'Ass M
the relief fund who have uar3
prior TO March %. Uniu Aul
Of this notice 10 cotaibuun
will therefore be detusd 1
March rolls"
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Aslttn0 Reparation.

The passengers ofthe wrecked steamer
Oregon have retained . New York
lawyer TO look after their interests
Toe aggregate Of the Losses and damages
amounts 70 $107 COO This lawyer has
engaged four divers to work at the
wreck, and secure evidence which will
warrant him In commencing an action
against the Cuuard Company. in Eng
land. He has ALEC secured the only
sailor now ON this side who was on the
wrecked ship, This man claims to be
an eve. witness TO the disaster, and said
IL was caused by o collision with tht
wreck Of the Hyeton Castle.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Ladies' and knights.

A great many Of the Knights have
asked whether ladles are admitted Will
the holders of tickets TO the lecture or
Capitalists or Knights" in Hardness
Academy this evening, at Z 80 O'Clock
and the committee have answ cred
yes" Your ticket admits yourself and
lady. Seats are reserved for ladies a.
7.3O O'Clock. The admission is IS cent?
II the door.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
A SeriOuA Fall.

On Wednesday afternoon n little hoy
named Ritohie MONT, residing Mt No
8O6 Conrad street, fell while engaged Ia
play and struck his head with such
force that hs remained unconscious al
day. He was attended by DIR. Ebberts
and this morning was slowly improv
ing.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
FOR enc worEingmen

Ore dozen of the best cabinet and
gilt bevel edged cards for s. one large
frame size given away with every
dozen %, 10 or 36 pictures for IS cents |;
also 8 card panels for 30 cents. Hol-
lands gallery. 307 Market street. G. r..
Sawyer, operator.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
s,in in the same CONDITION,

There was very little change in the
condition OF Mayor Rho ads this morn
ing, but strong hopes are now enter
tAined of hts recovery. He rested quite
we'll last night and his sleep seems natu
raj. He is conscious the greater par
of the time and able to recognize hi
family and friends.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

this city, on the 76th inst.
Sarah A. Johnson, wicow Of tina late Peter
l. johnson. In the slet yaar Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vIted TO attend the funeral from her late
residence. liz East Second street, on Supdsy,
the - n inst. at 8 o'clock. lnterment at Old
Swsdes' Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
ainister's beception.

Rev. Adam Stengle, the new minis
ter for the U MON n. Il. Church, and his
family will arrive in Wilmington from
MIDI letown to day, and will meet with
. hearty reception Vt the parse mage TO-
night.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

Peter Comfy, q lsot'.st
3I2 Van Buren, stree
yesterday and ir aasis'.'n|
on his ht ad. DR.. Eor !. h
an and did everything 81. 7 \
relieve the mans su |. Nh
feared that bis skull i,i !, n
Lea WEIGH, resl'i KAN l
Mad ison street, was ,. s1,I n
ohinery and pretty e% XII
on Tuesday evening '''
bones were broken -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Cranor & Co. carpeu a,lx

Cranor & Co., carpsu SID
Harness and lru IL 1t hnn|
At Yerger's, 40I Shipsy tz2 /
8, IS and 80 pictu-a AaE,
colt & Cummings, 800 Krza
G. W. Bush adverliia iRi
houses for rent.
Cranor & Co.'S JlC. nEi
In the city.
Choice roll and Ml Ax
at U. II. GartOn's Va y
market.
An addition Is be,l 90
machine shop Of WsIIstE
OF Second and Lombsrda'
Mrs. j. B Ward, a1a'h7
underwear, has removal
X. Fifth stree, 10 No. 6Ssl4
james Newlin, ior i'TrlI
foreman for the Wales su
has accepted the suTs;isl'''
Oil and fertilizer 'eOnElllik
Conn.
William r. Robinson iSs|
away yesterday morning. ~
team running away % S's|
near Frer CD. Mr., Robinson,
from the wagon, but s'apa |
slight injury.
The Phenix Stesn lin nlI
pauy's library wsl 'lEs1
Tuesday night By {. g Pc,
books By II = family 81 ahl1
OF No. 81 IatD2d suo"
Lee WEIGH. who lives At nj
isop street narrowly azmJ
juries by being Caught n',l
factory of Walton, Nw
Tuesday evening.
Register Grub hn !, ~ ID
testamentary TO VIM v.
on the estate Of The
Courtney; letters 'su
Francis L. Gsllsebti Y.
Sarah e. Pyle, and w.
tration TO Fanny OOsFSI
estate OF Thomas CoSF'
this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
DIR. simms' Pain searoher

Is the perfection of pain medicines and
the greatest pain remedy on earth fol
rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat
sudden colds and general aches, and Ii
the most far-reaching in family Attic
tions of any emedy. Sold by dealers
and at 4th and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
FIFTH EDITl1I
Rlhe p.

Thers 'o Practice,
s Sosn PARK ON on W.T. 91as ND
noon, and notwitbs,.Mv .sdnssd,,
a0; cold q wind was SSSIsa.'S,sstI,Q
9 1s,,. q number present. v"lns u
DC oefs OF the militia s uons nj
o on',ls point, and t ss': .. s.sls
teen: "'' ou' Of a ua..''
p H; Simpson, B,, o.
Is, u; J. n. BsliI Z r. HaHd
= sioy "a, Sog., i3lI; 6S S,i,, AN
8, III William + s Sastle. I'D
nmckepdrick, 4. '' b.
Bacon. k. g., a. II
sSpE : iSo}l; W. 9. Seeds. ~ ~,
D. TO- Edmund Mitcbn.iII 0s 81
After the ties had ' ~. ",
i've tween nh. Harry Heirei, I csat
ana Msu William r. Seeds a Uus, y
M, nssk .a, aud Joss sS' y
, mel prizes were aws rSs
First. Lieutenant Flow u'a
heine'; third, W. McHs,sssct a
Privkte MANI, 'hdndrd
The second match ma.
commenced and results, ~ :. l y,
distance being 200 ya, Nd, S \.
the first match: "
| William Floyd, spa. ,s,l VIM
con, Il. 8 Q; Charles E.i,., |
John Manz, 4. 8. ii: W p''n VI
X 8 3, r bert Miller. R AZ
SOD, Bal 8; j. B. Bsll r R., = A
Seeds, Bsl., Il; s l.. ost...,
Joseph e. f. soed., sus O'i'as
After ties between 'c r..
aud William +. Seed .1 !,
aanz and Bell had ben N ~,
prizes were awarded a. Sll. "a
70 Charles Heinel; seos,S wy, Y.
Y. Seeds; third. 70 J b s.nl
John Mainland fifth, o EiT,.
NICK endrick, j f h. S..i...
son being tisd on the Io,s, ...]
"sh0t off" for the lea,bs, s W.
was finally won by Slnns''
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Union Literary.

The programme Of the u MON Literary
Association for this evening will be I'm
usually interesting. The womans
rights question will be debated by y
nu mb Der OF mem bers.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
CallAecspi'@

The Rev. EisaIe ,,,s,d
Philadelphia, has as ID CtrsI
Olivet PresbyteIis.nIl -, ri ID
year, and will r rsIe' NJ
this city pext W.T. M S[ipl
has been Temporarily al y,, si
at O,ivet since t ,T,ri i n
Rev. Charles P, Ma l'i y n
CATION are fottunRR, raw. NJ
i ;fs !. q man Of o. 1lps . q
oonmpllshed sGh .d, adv
eloouent minister
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
List OF Sales.

Personal property is advertised TO be sold
A. follows:
Mar.
Cooley \ Baldwin, DSlaware Co., ~ 20
EiiEabeth An ierson, ChristiAna HID, 80
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
Dr. simms' white PuImenie Bai

The great leading lung remedy Of viii.
mtnRton, Del, said lady from New.
port, is the remedy that cured me.
recommend 1t 10 all as the finest Jung
remedy. SO also. writes gentleman &c
as from Cambridge, Macs, for coughs,
core throats etc. Sold by dealers and
1t 4th and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

For throat diseases, colds and coughs,
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs have
proved their efficacy by o test of many
years. Price 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

When the b'by is cry ing and frettinR
quiet him with DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
II Is safe and pure.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
settled

ALI the parties, VIII tSsir "a
ton, who allos 70 be adls
sold to satisfy S Ss,s isHld
macadamizisns "A ssdvsrtis
been ordered TO o. p he cip =
H Isss - have S1s proved an ~
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

The best line Of produce, Wholesale
and retail, 104 East Second street. But
ter and eggs q specially. Davis &
Hitchcock.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

Tic douloureuz or neuralgia can be
permanently cured by the use of Saliva
ton OIL. Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

Farmers attentioni Don't hesitate 10
keep Days Horse Powder in your sta
bles. IL 10 the best.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
UnusuaI IsargaIns.

Oil cloths, yd., 1872 and az yds
wide, 20 b 9. Worrell, 800 and 3D. Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
sale OF -.,uII

Farmers and ets ,se . ,'ss.
Ma Martin. /, : sp s,ssts,s g. ' ,sIs;s,,
sTs Svsr o twenty en- yI head cs 81
and srs the there are many wv j
the lot,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25
AlI Il ID.

Use DR.. Pitrce's "Ptllets" for all
bilious attacks.
DIED.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

Cranor & Co. have a full line Of
bustles.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

ESuK RENT OHEAP-SEvEN GOOD
u rooms, with bath, at III Market street.
m2b AS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

"ANTED-A 600 IIHL FOX GEN
w eral housework 70 20 a sh"rt dista mes
In the country. AIp'y at acc Delaware
avenue. m25-3t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

Jester s. Me NJ, pwsestsip ls1
:, IL. h; ss. e ct VT y, 81
' %ssSs:d Day sa 49, , ."s 81
s iol sSis 'n q f,;s 5s''' 3, 4
p l%i1 81 isIs. Al! All a. Z Iii''S1
horses should call ~
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

FOR RENTING house 100 Wathins ton
street; moderate rent.
UTANTED-MAN AND WIFE DAN
w get good boar and room also gem
tlemen boarders, at sos Shipley st. mas ST.
TORRENTS ROOMS WITH WATER,
q on Fourth street near Market. Apply
at Is East Fourth stree. m252
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

DISsoLUTIUN SHIP =
- The c6-partnt rship heretofore xisting
between l. ulsa Weber and Arthur q /.
Webber, under the firm Fame VI l.. h A. q.
WCbber. mas this day been dissolved by
mutual consent LOUISA WEBBEa,
ARLhUR WEBB X.
CHRIsTfArA DEL. March rs, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

VXYANIED--A Cia An MAKEE, A X
w Of L.. hand, At HULL AND ,IisZs
Poplar street. m25iit
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

VXYANTED-WHIT GIRL FOR GEN
w ersl houseWOrk, at loZI Market street.
m2f-2tA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

UYANTLD -A GOOD STEADY HAIR
w ness maker. Apply TO RHOADES
& McCOMB q, Fourth and Orange SITS. [m262 t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-25

ENOR bkN f-hOUSL 100 r.. otn street; 8
z rooms, all modern improvements,
mont and side yards hent low. Apply I
Il. PeNNlNGroN, 9Th and King streets. or
Gil Jefferton street. mlb.ot Gods
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-10-15
Glencoe,


Correspondence of the RECORD Oct. 12,
Prairie fires have burned over much CT the
cn ntry east of here
The oyster supper did rot come ..~ Inst week,
| owing 10 the death of Zoe Robinson.
Thrasher Gregory, was taaily q work in this
! light.
Geese arc peutf'ii in this vicinity now, and
several p@.'.i'ss are haggng as nany rs twenty in
q day.
GeoFgc Williams and Mss, saye'a viii move
| on thei. a@gec1Ts a.ai,ns this week from Bis
marcEz.
The Campbell boya had all their range burned
/ -off in the Goose Lake neighDor!locd. but saved
| I'll cir hay.
Landlord Bottomey, Tom Kelly; Charles Kli-
born and others from the Willamspcrt neigh
borhood wals present at the funeral of Joe Fob
| insou laSt tr.GEy.
Charlie DooBs.lader feels fully two inches
taller now, aud hasa big, brood smile for every
| slartsd her ro:agG over life'a stormy scas
| soTaetcr uaya ago.
Rey. J. 0. Sloan loft 81 rhi'adelphtr Saturday,
y-i.arc he will remain GUrirg Tie winter, h;;t ex
raets 10 return 70 Glencoe In the spring, Church
| services will aow bo discontinued bit Sabbath
| school will be held regularly. rs usual.
The funeral of Joseph Robinson yyss held on
Friday al noon. The conoou.se of people was
very large al least 100 bslnC present. ltev. / o.
| Sloan read the funcrat seT7ice AZ th. house Of
Mr.. Robinson, and atterward spo'sa 3 te" words
of patnos and feeiirr, which to1ei.gd the hcarts
| Of all piescI.tand byought tcafsto the eyes Of
| many. After the funeral services were over ibe
! body WAS conveyed TO It's final restjng-plaCe, Il
! cs9tiful spot on Eranl. SnitIs csinl cIosa bc
| side the tomb of the late Mrs. Frank smith
| Your correspondent counted thirty Eve Terms
| which followed the hcarse from Mr. Itobiuyor,s
| grave 10 the house. Crest sympathy Is felt
/ Il, this ueighborbood for Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
/ and the entire family for the loss of their young
~. boy thus suddenly called heroe II is just q
| year s;uce MIR. Robnson's eldest son was acci-
] dentaily shot ard killed. RusyLEE 2
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-10-15

=. .,.-...
The following candidates for Justice Of
III "eaccwe@c nominated by acclamation:
c. Z. 4."giAsp, 3MloaS,
= H'. 5uNhTck, Winchester.
H4s:s.:.s DouH'.'at.y, }hGfyy Grove.
u. Il, .,atG-leurE, Wnona.
For constable, by acclumation
Jnme, E;s,,l, WinoNIs.
Wm. .lt.,ic, Nilemspurs. y
JoAn Ncl"uey Winchester.
.loEn Whitaker. u,euCoo
y motion was made ihut the delegates
from the FIRST Commissioner District
meet after adjournment Of the county
convention ana nominate candidate for
Commissioner. Carried.
Moved that each delegate have two
votes, and that WillIampsori Township
ihalt of lts territory being in the First
District haze pne-half representation
Lost.
4 motion vas made that Williumspori
Township have three delegates in the
District Convention, ana that tie cha;f.
nsAn name such delegates. Carried,
The following delegates were appointed
hf ihc chair: ihoRias Kelly, Il. A. AHm~
strong, j, Il. Worst.
The following County Central Com :
Hitte5 #as chosen
'Fiilianlspon D ~, 9tseetcr lphalo1ls).
Logan y. L.. Fei,,r.
Glanarnn--A J. L.ptlr
E'mnai:-DpnHid Stevenson.
Winonu John hcCrory.
Gnvton-lanies B. Gaytou.
Cherry GrGyc--H. w. Al!cs.,.
WncAcs cr II uus Dean.
Salikci -'lienry Van Beck.
Moved, that in future Buchanan Town.
ship be attached 10 Buroall for political
purposes.
Adjourned.