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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-16
Summary
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Ia and family OF St.
1 O'd started last THURSDAY
Psnw' lost their way In the
,ssnnd nd it impossible 70
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|ord started on q mnie :
Aa,s AaIs he fell insensible.
R,es ss' children and q Sister
ssre found in q wagon
II" It is not believed
Efen will recover 49,,
Wort Robinson, In Ne
Y arrested on the charge
u The express treasure
IN 900 for the payment On ,
oNnths ago. He was the
the stage. and be re-
| masked highway mas
<arrelIed gun compelled
p the box.
ttou returns Of the De.
ricuiture show that tht
X than last year on the
that the staple IL
in favored location,
ksisslppi. and the yielo yss
,he average. The indi
a crop approximatihnleG Ing
estimate Of $500, ,oot
l., between the cal
rsr. Of the Broad way
venue and Broadway
\ New York, whereby
n recelve $2.25 per daJ
With an hour of fol
IO effect on Monday.
Iced that the leather
n Salem and Peabody
are preparing for I
Tu OF SIX months, "or
biRh wages and unoer
tions."
sufraRe State Executive
ew York has passed
fessiDg regret at IN
al Hancock, and com
men his example as
n suffrage.
e1.assignee Of Arch
! estate, was on Monday
he Johnston, in Cincin
OF habeas corpus, III
Ase being reduced y
dsmen obtained.
he Of New Jersey oI
II a special ccmmitte'
bpointUd 10 investiaat'
Of oleOmargarine ant
OF butter in the cit!
b Is usuSlly Of an In
hitting or burning char
speedy and peImsnen
highly with Salvation
pain-cure on earth. 2
bf one Of the wallis Of
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Terraptn ana oysters.

Powell has ON his stand In the Third
street market q good stock of fine
terrapin, oysters and halibut, as well as
his usual variety Of fish.
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Little Boys

Lace school shoes, only 80 cents, VIM
d. Babcock, 206 Market street. Bar
gains In all kinds Of footwear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-16

Is the leading lung and sore throat
remedy of Wilmington, Del, and the
real prompt cure for coughs, sore throat,
ETC., appreciated by all the people.
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When q man Is III he should send fol
o doctor vt once; but when he has q
cough or q sore throat he needs only
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 26 cents.
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rAey Dinner.
[aiIlie.

''" s"ottb cS,ll %lll serve up at his
p, suv s,si II SHhfistiana Hundred a
lhS Y hhSO,tril Ind turkey for dinner, as
: rkPss ,ss Il leTa'en q, ent 10 persons 20
on G W d " 0, horses, cows, pigs.
anu ..pa ~ Inc l7th inst. some
Fo~p' - ~ ~ was the custom OF
y np pass round the brandt v
=. purchasers, in order n
ert ttns, tn g but now it seems o
Iusica, i lart n take the place of the
gran, ona;, u'; We hope that il
gl'sa' n lDSsy o., satisfactory, and
bep%c11d %a1d |ay So d,r lair value for every
Ehe CAV n b. dispose OF. l., W,
N nave ~ been invited to bt
n. W uoubt do their duty
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hts OF Labor.

Executive Board Of the
labor, representing the
Goited States, Canada,
nelglum, will probably
asion at the Bingham
lphla, the remainder OF
wing to the absence OF
snem bers, who are now
anu who will not. arrive
~. ~ evening, nothing but
q, preliminary to the
lae meeting has been
ue illl list of the Execu.
.oiiows: Hon. T. v.
pi.taMhton, Pa, chairman
T. esshl,lisdelphia, , secretary
II m New Brunswick, n.
ppslLey, Shawnee, Ohio,
parry, East Saginaw
X board represents 8, Boz
Hu'Eh's tuanI of Labor. 1888 o,
sssn, s@p,1sd in the last min,
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Hist OF Sal em

As f0llOWg:
Feb.
Webster q Lavender Mill Greek, II
n. l.. Brown, Obristiana HID, II
John B Favinger, Ohristiana Hd., Is
David X. MoMullen, Pencader, " IS
John Springer, deceased, city, " 20
S. W. Morrison, Court House, - 20
Edward McOallister, near Del. Olty, " Z
Il. Cleaves, Pencader HID. 70
ExecutorB Of u. S. Boulden, Penoader, " rs
NayiOr and Carson, BrandyWine, 26
joshua U. Richards, N. q. HID, " %
Richard Grub, Brandy sine, n
Jonn Russell, Md, /" ~
U go, Mar.
Tbos. Morrison, admir-. N. q. HID.
John Hayes, New Castle, 2
Joseph TAlley, Brandy wine, .
Andrew Beileville, Ned Lion, " 3
Levi Roberts. city, sale Of horsss, I" 8
A. Ia tyson. Chester, 4
>. b. Winner New Castle Aa., - 4
VIM. T. Dayett, Pencader HID, I" 4
Lyman & Snyder. ChnstianA, " 8
VIM. Stockley, city, furniture, 9
Miller Cloud, Brandywine, IL
Thos. White, deo'd, New Castle Hd,, - IS
Laiimer b woodward, ,ChristiansHd., II
David Whitten Bro, W. u, u. HID, Is
Levi Roberts. Chester, " ls
Wilson & Atwell, Brandywine, ~
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Ladies'

Pebble buttons, only $l,00, at the
Family Shoe House, 206 Market street
VIM. Fl. Babcock.
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KyIe's Ice Cream

at corner of Delaware avenue and JET.
] tferson street. 40 cents per quart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-16

All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
At Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-16

am going to tell you capital tale,
To be from all pain and hearty and hale.
st. Jacobs OIL use, it never will fail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-16

We win sell paper bags to consum-
ers ~ cheap as they can be bought
for in Philadelphia II You want ten
or twenty thousand bags we can sell
them to you right, ut the REPUBLICAN,
Offica
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MIases,

On 9 ad ~ 2, ke 'nooi eos shoes, only 81 .25 F.;
V0V' h ana RC every pair war.
naocOck, 2O6 Marke.
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Trade Lively.

At the family shoe house you will find
just what you want In seasonable fo0t-
wear and at satifactory prices, because
always the lowest for the quality. VIM.
II. Babcock 2O6 Market street.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
PRECINCT AS VOTES

In the Fourth Ward, Cincinnati. the Com
mittee Recommends Thrown out.
CoLruurs. . January The Com
miuee on Privileges and Elections Of the
House Of Representatives, which has been
making an examination Of the election
returns in Hamilton count, made re
port to the House this afternoon,
there being q majority and minority
reports The majority report reviewed the
work oC the committee at length and sub
mitted a resolution recommending with
the balance of the report that all votes OF
precinct 4. Fourth ward, Cincinnati De
thrown ou. which would enti,Ie all but
one Of the Republican candidates for Rep
resen.a,iyestotheir seats. The hereso'<;ion al
so declared the Democratic members with
the exception Of Mr.. Bu,terheld, not enti.
tied to seats. The minority reports recon
mended that the committee De given power
10 make q thorough investigation OF the
alleged frauds. The majority report with
the resolution was received and a vote
taken on its adoption under the previous
question Two Republican members Hotsd
against the resolution unsea,ing the mem
bers. After the resolution had been
declared adopted, the point OF order was
raised that one less than one less than a
majority of the whole number elected to
the La a.islature had voted for the resolu-
ton. After examining the rule the
Speaker changed his decision and the reg
oIu,ion vas not adopted. The whole suo'
iect was rscommitted to the Committee on
P-irilszes nni Elections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
The TABLES TURNED,

A Non-Union BoXmaker Plunges n Knife
Into His AssaiIant's Breast.
Chicago, January S.-A portion of the
West Side police force were engaged this
morning in escorting employees Of Maxwell
Bros box factory to the scene Of their
LAHORE. At 80 o'clock ifty,six workmen
assembled at the Twelfth street station.
The officers accompanied them on Blue
Island avenue cars to the factory. An
other batch of seven employees came with
six officers and guard, and few others
struggled into the factory without
an escort One Of the latter,
who gave his name as O'Connell, and who
lives on Wentworth avenue, near Twenty
second street, WAS the one to furnish the
sensation of the morning. He walked
from Wentworth avenue along Eighteenth
street as far as Halsted without being mo-
lesteG, bat at the corner OF the latter street
two men suddenly attacked him. One OF
them attempted 10 strike him with q club.
O'Connell wss on the alert, however,
and drawing knife plunged it into his
assailant's breast The injured man stag
gcred back, the blood gushing from the
deep wound and calling on his companion
for help. OConnell took TO his heels
with all possible speed, not stopping to in
qure how badly the man was hurt,
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BEI.I.AIRE.

About twelve couples Of young people
attended the Aerial hop on Gravel Hill
last night
c. c. C.ottY, who died at late hour on
Thursday night, was ~ years Of age. Flu
neral this AFTERNOON At 10 o clock.
The 4. o. [. ". installed officers last
night.
Several Of the schools had exercises yes
terdgy afternoon
Skating wcs INDUCED in ny large crowd
on the creek commons Yesterday.
Music at the Niagara rink tonight.
The ferry boat during the high water
landed up near the { ~ P railroad.
The ant exhibition in Turner Hall will
be repeated again this evening.
Nothing Of newsy nature has turned
up at police headquarters for some days.
Young NaIpel, who had his foot opera.
ted upon, is aoe 10 walk about.
A barge came down theIriver and struck
one Of the piers Benwood parties pulled
il ashore
Chas Sheets and bride arrived in this
city last tight They will 60 to house
keeping in the Fourth ward.
The probabilities and improbabilities Of
the versatile Charley Allen becoming post.
master we're discuss ID on all sides yester
day.
John J. McDermott and another gentle.
man have begun the manufacture Of q
patent bitters, in the Benson block, on
Union street.
A special meeting Of the window glass
workers is called for this evening
Several First ward grocerymen have
adopted the cutthroat policy in prices.
It il probHble that the new schedule on
the b Il Il c. road will be OF such na-
ture as to be convenience TO our people
and 10 the people who do their trading
here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09

cept as is laid down in the memorial adOp-
ted by our convention, said Judge tran
vile Moody, one of the Senators from Da.
kota. 10 q reporter this afternoon This
evening hecontinued, NY colleague, Sen,
ator Edgerton, and Governor Mellette and
Representative kanouse, will arrive here
when some additional arrangements may
6e made, but | think not. We came here
simply to lay our claims for statehood be-
tore Congress in person and to give the
legislators all the information on the SUB
iect we can. We are proceeding IN order,
and shall not try to make any excitement
or create undue agitation.
What do you think Of the proposition
10 admit the whole territory rs one State?
we want statehood by the admission OF
South Dakota alone, replied Judge Mocdy,
and if We cannot come in that way we
will not come in at all If We can help 1t
There is nothing cOugeuial between the
people OF North and South Dakota or the
interests OF those sections. We want to be
separated. and /, must be on an east and
west line
Then you do not ike the proposition
to divide on line RAINING north and
sou;hy
oh that simply burlesqae. There
/, nothing sincere in that proposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
HOUSES SWALLOWED UP

by u Mine Breach-Others Settle ana
Render Many Families Homeless.
SuryAypoAu, Pa, January 9.-The ex-
element at Boston RIM, where the block
Of miners houses was swallowed by mine
breach, yesterday, WAS renewed this after
noon, when another large area Of surface,
upon which is located eight blocks OF
houses began to settle The people lied
from the houses in terror, leaving all their
effects behind. The ground has settled
about four feet and the houses are twisted
out of oil shape and are expected to go
down at any moment The bridge between
Boston run and the village on the opposite
side of the valley has been swept away by
the flood. and it is only by q long, circuit
ous route that the homeless people can
convey their household goods, where tncy
can fnd shelter. Aboat - families have
been driven out Of their houses by the cave
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
HE is NOT A MASON.
jefferson Davis Makes a Reply TO an anti
Masonic Association.

jefferson Davis Makes u Reply TO An anti
Masonic Association.
New ORLEANs. January 8.-Some one
recently sent to Jefferson Davis, an anti
Masonic newspaper clipping to the elect
that Burr, Arnold and Davis, arch traitors
and rebels. were all Free and Accepted
Masopg and that his Masonry had much
70 do in securing his pardon. Mr.. Davis
enclosed the paragraph 10 a friend with
Liter of reply in which he said
Firs,-I am not Mason.
Second-As citizen OF the Sovereign
State Of Mississippi, obeyed her com,
mauds and as sovereigns cannot rebel, !
neither led nor followed q rebellion.
Thiri-Masoury could not have aided
in securing my pardon, ns have never
been ptrdoued, nor applied for q pardon,
nor appealed to Masonyyto secure to me
benefit Of the writ Of hsbeas corpus, that |
might have the constitutional right OF
every American citizen TO be confronted
with his accusers =,
To exclude possible inference, | will add
that nv father WAS Mason and was
reared to regard the fraternity with re-
spect. and have never felt any dlsaP-
proval of it excep. that which pertains to
every secret society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
MASKS AND PISTOLS,

Three Disguised Burglars Cover the Fam.
lily with RoyoIvcrs aud Rob the House.
WARREN, o., January Sat II o'clock
last night three masked burglars broke in
the front door of the house OF James Dan.
cher, residing at Kinsman, and entering
the sleeping room of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
cher, the burglars covered them and their
two young lady daughters with reyolvers,
informing them they had come to rob the
house. While one covered the party with
q revolver the other two ransack5d the
house
Dancher had iust disposed OF some cattle
aud had 800 in a drawer. The robbers
got this and a quantity OF jegelry belong
ing to the ladies'. The burglars then got
into wagon at the door and drove over
into PENNSYLVANIA. The ladies were so
frightened that they would not allow Mr.
DArcher TO leave the house to give an
alarm until this morning Last Friday
three men worked for Mr.. Dancher, with
whom he had some trouble, and rs they
made some threats he thinks they are the
men. Mr.. DAuchcr notified the authori-
ties. who are making an investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
BRIDGEPORT.

The Misses Mitchell entertained a num-
Der of their friends at their home in Kirk
wool on Thursday evening.
Mr. Henry Scarborough, Of Cincinnati,
was in town Yesterday calling on friends
John +. Handel, who made an assign
ment the other day, has left, not telling
any one where he was going or when he
would return.
Mrs. Charles Pierce died at her home in
Bridgeport, Thursday night, and was bur
led yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Louis lindermuthe has returned to
his studies at Morgantoan University.
Mrs. Lewis Woodmansee is again able
10 be about.
One of our young men wishing 10 satisfy
the desire Of one Of his lady friends for a
spinning wheel, it being among the latest
fashionable novelties procured her Que
and at the same time, unknown 10 himself,
go possession OF one Of the greatest an
tiquities. perhaps, in Bridgeport The
wheel was purch ,sai from Samuel Sawyer,
an old color,d rnan. over ~ years OF age,
and perhaps the Oldest mnn in town. The
wheel has quite q" in orestirg history, II
being the prop r'y oi tha vile Of Robert
McCulloch, the msu who made himself
famous by his woud,r'.I leap on horse.
back down the aiir Of Wheeling hill many
Years a,o The :0ang Igiy may congratu.
late himself ~ o. irF 'hr owner of not Cnly
an ornamental whr, Dut an historical and
biographical relic
Yesterday was PAYDAY on the c. 4 P.
railroad.
Il. +. Wells has purchased q fine yard
of brown lcghorn chickens.
Skating on the creek will be good to-day.
Misses Fannie Van Pet and Maude
Newl are the quests Of Mrs. II. +. Wells
The week OF PRAYER services held in the
Presbyterian chG5ca have been very inter
esting and well attended, many OF the
members participating. Tomorrow the
pastor, Rev. e e. Hays, will preach as
usual. The theme Of tho morning ser
mon will be The true sy,ri' Of worship ."
In the evening service Cf song will be
held in which the new GOsple Hymn
books will be used. The preparatory ser
vices oil the communion arc TO be held
next week at which line the pastor will
be assisted by R-v i 4 Walker, Of
Tsrentum, Ia.
Within the trcn', fur hours ending
Yesterday mOrnlur, t,.- RAILROAD accidents
occurred within I" ny acc miles Of
Bridgeport late W-in~.d,Y nsat q coal
train on the G. l. j. r. b came derailed
on the curve near Flashing twn cars be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
MARTINS FERRY.
The Public School Literary Socicty-News
Notes and Personals.

The iubllc school llltTdTy SO'l'ly NeNb
Notes and Personals.
Yesterday was test day in the High
School The classes examined were Philo,
sophy, Physical Geography and Inventive
Geometery. The examination shows the
classes to be doing very well and making
considerable progress
In the afternoon the Shreve Literary
Society held its regular weekly meeting
and read the the school paper, The Phg'
nix" edited this issue by Miss BERTHE
Blackford. The paper was filled with in.
teresting literary and news matter, and
proved its quality by the attention Of the
listeners Yesterday being election day, q
day looked forward to by all Rs the one
time for fun, the following officers were
elected to serve during the coming months:
President, Charles Hoyle; Vice President,
Mortimer Williams; Secretary, Asa De
vault; Treasurer, George ChisseIl; Critic,
Miss Jessie Swartz.
There will be services in the Presbyter-
ian Church to-day at , p. m. and I p. m.
Rev. D. B. Updegrah will preach on both
occasions and also tomorrow morning
and evening. Tomorrow morning the
Sacrament of the Lords supper will be nd
mlnistered.
Yesterday Messrs. James A. Gray, N,
r. Smylie and Hon. Ross j. Alexander,
appraised the personal property Of Miss
Mary j. Harvey, who committed suicide
by hanging at the residence Of Joseph
Moore, on Scotch Ridge, few weeks ago
The spprasement resulted in the follow
ing report of property found: Personal
property, $ljl.j0; money 81, 1880. The
property will be turned over to Mrs. Sarah
o. O'Beirne, wife Of Richard o Beirne OF
this place, she being the only heir
Work was commenced in George Nc
Kim's machine shops.
An infant child Of Ross Mitchells is ser
iously i'll.
Mlss Emma Siroehlein, of Wheeling,
was the guest of Miss Laura Swsrt1 yes
terday
IN. Holiday, L 4, is convalescent
after eerious illness
Frank leasure, foreman OF the engrav-
ing department at the Elson, was in town
yesterday preparing to % to work Monday
next.
Rev. A. J. Alexanl'r, of Washington,
Pa, WAS in town yesterday looking after
business interests.
On Thurdsy evening Mr lanes o Con-
nell and Miss Annie Kreusch were mar
ried at the residence Of the brides parents
on First street, By Rev Father Joseph
Tuohy. The Mnennerchcr Singing Socl
ETY. and Union Cornet Band were present
besides large number OF invited guests
Supper for sevrnty.hve guests Was served
after which the assemolsee went down tt
Ulrichs haIl where dancing and merry
making were kept up till late hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
FRlGHTFUL RUNAWAY.

A Horse Jumps From Bridg Badly In
juring the Driver.
Chicago January S.-Julius Beck, of 29
Blue Island avenue met with frightful
and somewhat unusual experience last
evening. he was driving in company
with his uncle, Ignatz Beck, down Blue
Island avenuein buggy. Just before the
viaduct was reached the horse became
frightened at passing locomotive. 1t
reared and plunged about wildly, causing
the buggy to tip, throwing Mr.. Beck out
The horse then started on a run for the
yiaduct, and on reaching it jumped the
railing, taking buggy and boy along. The
whold outfit landed thirty feet below in a
coal yard julius was very badly injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
TUNNELLEO TO LIBERTY.
Fourteen Convicts Make Good Their Es-
cape, With BiOodhounds Pursuing.

Fourteen Couvicts Make Good Their Es-
cape, with Bioodhounds Pursuing.
LITTLE Rock, ARR, January The
news hos reached here that sixteen penI-
tentiary convicts, who have been employed
in the mines a. Coal Hill, this State, a.
iected their escape at u o'clock on
Wednesday. They tunneled distance of
thirty five feet The work WAS commenced
at the time Of the strike which occurred
there about three weeks ago, and was con
tinuld up to the time OF the escape, but was
covered from the officers. Search was
made through the mines for the purpose
o finding the passage By which they had
escaped, but it could not be found, they
having kept it closed behind them 50 that
no trace was left Two Of the conyic.s
we're captured, but the fourteen others
made their escape Bloodhonnds and
posse are in pursuit. aud the delegation
are heading for the Indian country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.

First Annual session OF the k' OF l. DIS
trict Including the Gould Roads.
St. I.5rrs, January S.-The District As.
sembly ~. |, Knights Of Labor, Convened
in its first annual session a. 10 o clock this
mornins q Ligh,stons's Sali, Eleventh
and franklin avenues. The district en-
braces the Gould Southwestern system, TAX.
in in three S-ates-M,ssogri, Kansas ind
TeNAs-wi,h about 5000 members The
District Assembly was organized in July
last. temporary officers oaIy were elected
a, tina, lime. At the session to-day per
mauent organization was perfected and
new officers elected There a"s thjctg-dy9
assemblies in this city and East s.. Louis,
having total membership Of $500,
About eighty delegates Hrrived on to-day 5
trains