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Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Has Billy Moloney Gone to EUROPE.

MONTREAL, June 11-Wiliiam H.
Moloney, Reading Clerk OF the New
York City Council rallied from Quebte
to day on the steamer Sar'iinisn FOR
Liverpool. During bis stjouEn here
Moloney went by the name u Morgan
but on the passenger list OF the tteamei
the name OF King was used. advice,
from Quebec, however, are tn the { fec
that the Allen Llne agent the ia statss
that none Of the cabin pass nRtrs o:
the steamship Answered the desc;ip iOi
of Moloury an; h's snily,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S,
Fourth and Market Sis,

Make your house cool
and easily kept by using
Canton Mattings.
The prices are still low
and you can buy them here
at I2I cents per yard in
checks and white, up to so
cents in splendid damask
jointless.
Lace Etimene in new
styles at 12t cents per yard.
Cherry, Ash, Walnut or
Ebony Poles, with either
brass or wood trimmings,
40 cents per window.
For hot weather window
hangings these goods are
very desirable.
| NJ e xi c a n Hammocks
braided edges, with spreads
land ropes complete, $I.25,
tYou should have enc Of
these for your porch or tc
take away with you.
/ A fine assortment c.
'iParasols and Umbrellas il
Jail the new styles, for Ladies
land Children, IS cents to 80
| All our Silk Pushes az
reduced to make room 70,
other goods-$2.4o to $500
| 81 so to $2I5; $2.75 t.
50 25. Garnet, Olive, Blue
and Old Gold.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12


Tho following described real eatate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with q three
Stury 0r'cR dwelling thereon erected, situate
in the city Of " ilmiDgton, formerly Brandy
wine hundred, New Castle County, Dell,
bounded as folsts 70 wit:
beginning on he eeHerly sideof Lammott
street, between Belts street and Marsh Lane
Il6 feet from Betts street, thonce easterly
parallel with Bstts street and passiEg
through T. middle Of the division wall so
feet iLchee. 10 tho westerly eide OF a feet
wide alloy leaiipg from Belts street 10 N arsh
Lane, thence thereby Eoutherly IA feet TO
land nov or late Of John q. jackson, thence
b. the same westerly parallel with Bolts
sIeet AMI DAs inz through the middle Of the
division wall 50 feet inches 10 the said side
OF LIE mmot etrcst and thence thereby norther-
IA feet 20 the llaoe OF beginning with the
privilege OF the use Of tho baid alley in com.
mon with other owners forever. Book M e,
Vol. IL. Pave 2s6 &C
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Martha A. Maris, surviving Mort
igagor ana EXeoutrix OF Joshua Marie, de
| ceased, and I. q. and TO be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Shenhs Once, Wilmington, Juno 9th
iltso ll2eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
villages oysrwne,moo by u volcano.

LONDON, janet IL The la.est advicee
from Auckland, New Y 'Gl.ud stE'e
that the volcanic eruption at Tarawe'
destroyed entire villages IN the digtric
by swiftly burying theu 10 ASHES. The
surface Of the earth for many miller
around the sc,ive volcano ae disturbed
by the ear hquake, which &C oJm panied
the eruption, Twenty six dead hGdie,
have already been recovered from the
ru{na
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
Fed Ribbon Meeting

The WEI BY IeInl'efaere meeii-a o.
Jhe Red Ribbon Temperance ASe9ci,.-
tiop will re bald in the rooms o the
asto ,iation, 300 MArket stree. 70 oJr
row (suL1ay) afternoons at 5 IS . c.apE
Tue main speaker OF the day VII l.,
Rev, Thomas i. Terry of New Cast
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
nnrAnnll.

W. W. joseph, T .5G1 pa Tr X
spirits Stig After T sIooas Of IA
s NEW viii proceed 70 .. i I IN he 4
v visit washington, ~ /
p W. Zion of the WINTER II
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
,al,en sudden'' -, ~

Edward Roy tn p1d re- a; y
Third street. y was aai5o,o &c l4is q
his mST RidfGiS n q 3 carriage &c., e eli
F Els hth md BennS''
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

The Secretary d state has received
information that there is uuusuai &c.
ii .ity among Mormon missionaries
throughout Switzerland. IA 1885 there
were In Switzerland % eldets,lG priests,
"a teachers, IL servants and 5ll mem
beers and 95 converts were baptized and
81 emigrated TO Utah. Scarcely any
Roman Catholics are numJe- among
the converts, nearly ali of whom Ate
Pro.astants. at is stated by the press
that in tie cases OF the depart ures OF
the newly converted saints for Utah,
all possible means are resorted TO to con
ceal their destination, and thus TO avoid
their detention by the local authorities y
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
MARRIED..

1JrrLE-LAMBoRN. = on Thufsday.
June lO'h, at the rssid Nn,e. n noS %hA VIM
Little 70 Lizzie I.anborn, AL OF new
castle County.
0---
DIED.
Mill Greek Hundred,
on the 9TH inst Alice r., daughter OF "a,
mund aad Rebecca WollaSton, aged ABOUT
10 years. ....,t,,,iv In
v,ted 10 attend the funeral from her parents
residence on sunday, tho 18th inst, AZ
O'Clock p. m.
REYRoIp.-At Delaware city. on the lltn
inst, Mary Osroline Reyboid. widow w.. 2,
the late Philip Reybold, Jr In hef '0'n
YEAR,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
SCHLICE g CO.,
Brokers.
No. COG KING STREET;

STOCKS, BONDS. COTTON, GRAIN, PRO-
VISIONS AND PETROLEUM
Bought and sold In fractional lets and on
margins to suit.
Commissions, d Of per cent.
Official market quotati ons posted from all
the exchanges daily.
Private wire to New Y rk and Chicago.
Sc Telephone No. 292. ia2
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
SUCCESS.
THE DEITZ TUBULAR OIL
STOVE.

A lady in this city having thor.
ougoly proven tie merits of the
above stove has secured the
sale Of six Others among her
friends. THIS stove conquers
prejudice, and from a large num-
Der of very excellent oil stoves
is being selected as the best of
all.
We have it on exhibition
along with a tut variety of other
oil stoves.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

AsA'oS v N'NNAt p' AA'i
The following described real estate. viz {;
All th.t certain lot, pieIe or patcsl OF land
glLu ted 10 the village OF odessa, and bound
ed as follows to wit:
Beginning at q st me in Main street st @
corr or OF this and other lands Of taid atm an
tn ncs up said street north west direction
90 foot to the line Of land of Francis a, Hyatt
thence with the line Of said hyatt south
westerly dir elton about $50 feet to the line
| OF land Of Daniel Carbit thonoe with the line
Of said Coibit a south-easterly direction ~
fc' I, the line OF land OF said Iatman,
th.ncee with the line ofssid Tatnum north.
Icasterly direction about 80 feet back u
| Main street and place Of beginning, contain
ing therein abou 2l,'0 square feet OF land
be the same mere or ltss, with two-story
franc loGsc, shop and stabling thereon cree
tied.
Seized and token In execution as the
property q George Kunpel and Frederi
lea Kunpel, his wife, and t. ts..and to be sold
10y THOMAS FORD, Sheriff
L 1880. ia eOdts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
REFRISERATCRS,

The Climax, Victor and AL
pine are included n cur list.
These and good line OF chest
refrigcIators, have been marked
at low , prices THAI ever before.
Oil Stove and 'cl.i1trator circu-
lars mailed or . vea on aIplica-
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

STORE AMI
aCtas2ie C 3f.trIs
IA tatei . J ar
s - EaFt ftl
j l2tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

VTRNrED--o GIRLS TO d. GENE.
w raj homework white sock to go ~
faulkland; 50 so per week. Apply At suo
Orange street. e12-2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

CHERlTF'S ) ALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of Lsva,i Faciss 10 me direoted,
VIII be exposed to public sale. AZ the hotel
now occupied by Charles W. Lloyd in
Odessa, IN St. HeoIge's Hundred, New
Castle County. Delaware, on
WI DEESDAY, JUNE BOTH, 1850.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

snapper Lunch.
Tonight at E. P. Freye's, 62l Shipley
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streetF.

NtHERlrE'a, >RLE-BI Nlk1UE or A
= wit OF Als. Leyar Faoas to me di-
rested viii BE exposed to public sale At the
Court hGuse, on Market street. between
ronth Snn Eleventh streets, in the city Of
Wilmington, n CIV Castle County, Dol,
ON TUESDAY,
THE .0rH DAY OFJUHE, 1856,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

STRAy GOAT-A WHITE BILLY
- goat, with large horns, strayed away on
Friday. A suitable reward will be paid ,or
his return to Sal Market street. IL
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

NOTICE HAVE A DEMAND
IN for houses to rent from bOfh
please take motice' ;HORGE q.
MAkIS. iel2-u
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

SIY Aht sD--AN EXPERIENCED MIL.
w ilrtr. None tut an experienced
i'm ler leei apply 1T MRS. ). 4. q Az
ADts, 90 ani - hing street.. jelg-it
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

1885, PHILIP
4 opening ct hit
ne southeast cCr-
aid streets. \
ioc5 o. N. HIS
/ With q da.cs
red .Cr the ncc4-
l9ll3 "
Daily Republican., 1886-06-12

AlEEDE1
SC5G.
y.
ans within
G,;l.sg an
.;la.so pcoE
I.Oc And ale
Ii. 2.lO "a
gt0a 10 is a,
In. and 40
u and 4 3c
an and 6.cs
ON r EL.
arin tondeuk.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
A DOlE OF HOT SHOT
The PrOmbiuOnists of Ohio
III Convention.
TIC DOH LAW sEgE8ELi 0EA0UACED
rhe Meeting Closes Win Big Love
Feast to Ratif the Nomina-
tons All Serene tn
the Camp

CANTON O Juiy ~ The closing sessi ilu
of lle slate Prohibition Conyeuuou ioias
was one characteristic % chat party. ooih
.he old-lme political parties sesins dose
of Lot shot A. Tie afternoon session after
ile = ATE Central Committee recommended
State Executive Committee quite a lifelY
une was had over tue secretary s4lp u
Nhich Dr le0uard uaae a strong sleech
Do favor ~ retaining NuDar Calvin. and ai-
ter some discussion be Has substituted ior j..
~ Gage. oiObeIiln. Who sas reelected state
Organizer Some hften hundred dollars
"a, subscribed o. wlpe out the old debt
from last year The following state ticket
vas then nominated. Secretary oi State, II.
R smith. of Morrow county. Commissioner
Of Commons. l. 81. Haed0. oi Hamilton
county, Judge oi supreme Court Gideon
ID. stewart Of Huron. Clerk oi supreme
Court. II j. Nav, of Harding Ine plat
form comprises eighteen long resolutions OF
the usual character. The most lmpor-
tance relates 90 the Dow Law
10 is as follows The Dow
aw is fair specimen oi
double-deaing legislation OF "a political
paNy that claims 20 be neither Tor noI
agasus, prohibition, inasmuch a. it at
teLagJS a. secure the saloon vote On the one
band aud ibe Temperance vote on the other
and We deuouqce as an outrage and con
cessi0n 10 rum power the features Oi laN
which legislate the liquor traffic. The con-
.eEtion held big love feast tonight. rau-
het toe nominations aud adjourned aitei
many Apeeches had been mad.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

ARResTt
fse fils Nsfauiisuu
ausfF

AhhE5 4 - fNf kfft"itiN
sefff
\ Tramp supposed n,....,
thsufauQna Trea
l1rsrUEe. July 28 -Th's
stranger stepped into ihe oaoe O..
Rynd. an Allegheny Ciy lumber aes
snd asked toe loan of twenty cents Nr.
hyno 81 once recognized zoe man a. orr.n
sperry. the deiaunlnr treasurer ~ C.s,au-
qua county, \ j and ielephouei f8f de-
fective. The man was arrested on a charge
of ragnucv ipon soarrhfhr fhe prisoner
ho gave bis name a. L ~ Morgan over
three hundred coupons were found which
bad been cut ln0m county bonos represent.
lng almost aN tle Northern rfates 81 frr
West as Montana. and many 81 which were
signed lie also had chfckf f0r sref4 if
Theatres in heW York Philadelphia. Poe.
tom, chicago and other cites. bssiaes
bundle ~ letters frum df
ierent prominent pe-soss, ell sf5ressea
to ld "a. Morgan. TIE pfis1ref claimed fo
have been travelling through fhe south and
was on his way to heu 1ark haf refused
io give Shy Information concerning thf a.
Hcies found on his person Re bears
marked resemblance o. fhe photograph 81
r perry The prisoner wiH asfe hfarrr
iomurroW morning Meantime fhe nn
fharNes of ihaufsugna county ere being
communicated with
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
TAe MYsreaI UNRAvsLs.



DErEoir. Mich. july 29-Thr best INK
81 the Knoch murder case has beeh secured
Following the arrest Of Horrigan The police
and sheriff have worked hard on the caA -
and the belief that Horngan is The man Is
now strong. \ disp4,cl 10 the Neos from
Cleveland SAYS a relation 20 Frank berSh'
0h0 Is held there tor participating IN Tie
crime, har Bergh acEnOw ledges he heu
from Detroit under the name oi Z. r Smlth
in February 10 avoid arrest Tor roobing
Charles Collar OF $40. which robbery be al
mits- that after roboing Collar he went 10
NeW York and afterwards returned 10 De-
ir0it. He ackno Wedges going 60 Spring
wells with HOrriz4n. They had a tNo days
drunk and returned 10 Detroit he saye he
got a y calibre revolver from H0rngan the
day they went u Springweils, which be
sold 10 q stranger Ia a saloon ~ spring
wells
As the bQllets which killed the hn0cn
family were Of a 22-calibre II will Al once be
seen the importance Of this arrest. Bergu
will be brought here at once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
THE APPOIA MENTS
The President Ofhcial State
ment 70 the Senate.
The CIVIL SERVICE RECORD ElP0SIl
Repors from fhe Departments in
CompAanoe With Senator inssls
Reso uiion Asking scr ln-
formation.

Mssm sarsA Ju.y ~ The President io
iag seai to ils sanlle in campll4nos eliA
81 resolution oaerea lg Senator iaeaIs
statements iraa iae heads ai lts Executive
Departments The statements stae iAai
the num psr 81 clerks naW emtraesi si-lin
lhe provisions 81 lhe CirI eerflee aet ap-
pointed iroa JliY it. est la Narel 8.
ls,a. Nere as follows a.atf Department.
none ifta-lrt ~ llilF.lT -- lHsIlat.
none fa-te1et IS War; ~ Navy.
i, number appointments oanlE lat
.aMe period u1l including tause
excepted lram tkan.iuAtol of falt
d. tlvu Sertlce rales. STATE Department
g. Treasury Department 1881 initrar lit
parfmenL -os Justice Department g. POST
Navy Department go The nauttf oi
clerks embraced wlilin ihe lneflsiuls 81
uae civil Service eci removed between March
& leSa. and June lt. i.,t Nsrt State he-
partmeut. = Treasury Department. isl ln-
terrier Department -la iasNle
Department. Iosiamet nepar-
nlent - War Department so
Navy Department g. The namhsf ap-
pointed ln same periods were -ialt nepar
ment s.. Treasury Department 4s Inferior
Department ~ Justice DeIaHment. p.
Pastoltoe Department s3 Naf Department
si NAVY Department Tie numicf 90
chiefs oi divisions aUd cllei clerks remove Z
or reduced ifom March 1885. ta June q.
lS.a were Stale 4eiarlusenf j. Treasury
Department -o Interior Department FL
Justice Iepa tuent none. lasiUlace lft
uarimenf y War Department b. AaNH
Department The nunibtr sd chiefs o'
divisions and chief clerks appointed curing
the same period were State Department T.
Treasury Department =. lnteuur Depart
inent Zl. Justice Department nome. Post.
office Department s. War Department
Navy Department -
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

De Lesseps Guarantee o.. Completion
ia 1853.


De Lesseps Guarantee Ifs Completion
in 1858.
pAuis, july 59.-M de Ies~ep- read long
report al todays meedne of the Panama
Canal stockhol3ers Ile said shat every
section had been confrac,ed ior ani ihai
the mortality for the past year was slightly
over five per cent which vas
not excessive He declared taat
the oDt,onents of THE canal lD
America have become assured ST its cam-
pieti0n. have ceased to oppose the scheme
and will hencelurth be usefu au1iIarfes
de denounced spectators in France inr ai
tempting 90 deureclate fae siurt conn
pellinc ths company to harr0s monrf at
extraordinary Rates he cited Gee opnious
Of eminent engineers fI various caHnIfIes
among thcm Admiral Davis and LHeIneer
Kelley. both 0f whom are hmtr .-.ns. 90
prove thar the receipts nil euil "a iu Ttf POI.
ferest on q capital 0f Two millions ui Frames.
| BE referred o. ihe failure oi tae lottery
scheme and explained the Dew
loan he said that the general
reception thereof proves fs wis
dom and declared that tse dfhcu'H oi
The enterprise bad been de ineratc.Y over
/ drawn. li was unfair to judge o the dura-
/ uon of fae work hf fhe amount aour lac
rate increases With tbe improve.
ment of methods. macilne'1. eic
/ he calculated that ht elrn
| increase THE work would be completed f
! June. l.s4 The heaviest ouuaf was in.
! vuiyed in organization. transportation. c'l
! Al Suez the FIRST bird of ihe eElrac
/ uun absorbed fWo-ihIris of tle cf
/ penses NJ De.esscp- p'eired hm
| self % open The canal in i-e
| within the cost estimated hy the Congress
in 1873 The original plan vili he modi
| hel IL b is necessary to accamp isn tals
~hs Consulting Commission via mee
y iotonsiler schemes io mostly ih'
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
A S SAO CASE
A Woman Commits suicide Because Of
Family InfeIicitie-.

New York, July 29-Ihe body of tht
woman who committed suicide az the Bar
rett House by shooting herself through the
head, has been identified as that Of daugh-
ter of Robert Johnston, OF Brooklyn. SIZE
had been married to a man named Clair
mont, but the union was unhappy one
aud resulted i'm divorce Mr. Johnston,
hearing of the suicide of the mysterious Ms.
Stanley" went 10 tie hotel 20 see If
the unfortunate woman mll bit not be his
daughter who had disappeared from home
His fears were realized. Mr.. Johnson is a
weli-kuown lawyer having an office i'm New
York lie says his daughter threatened
suicide before leaving home, and be had
had been expecting 90 hear of some such
,ragedy- She was married 10 Ciairmont six
wears ago IN Brooklyn. He was book
keeper The divorce was obtained Dv him
last wear. bat the grounds are not given.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

\ Woman Die~ Before ~hc Can DE Isssct
f-..,, . l,rs,i.,.- gtvsf.fs,.r

: Woman Die Before She Can DE Bsscued
from burning building.
NEw Y0RE July ~ Fire this afternoon
in the tenement house 81 E'eventh-st. and
Third-ave caused panic among The occu-
pants of the bui'5iDg and much exc'temenf
in the neighb9rho9d The fremen bad $50
hcgIfv i'm resrDing severe families from uu-
Tor stories Mrs Bsrnar8 Me.cheinr. aged
tH. was overcome hV the smoke and flames
and died before fhe Hremen reached her
The fire va- eVHnEuished before serious
damage was done to ihe baiidiug
Mrs Mitchell. ng niEaf have escarel ha1
she no. returned to her -nom t8 seHlre some
money nhica size hs3 sett there
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

Looked p for liriif navs Thsf ear T8s.,.
~ we're Starved
FnusDrlrHls Pa luly ~ -Flre ssfo-r
on tbe schooner p ssuiher Prom Bangor.
Maine mutinied whsle 81 ancllor nesr Cam
den Fenobscof River. ard 6enIandel fhsf
fhe daTs work saonlf end viih fe hear
iuE ~ fhf anchor fher we're larknf mn
iGr ihe resf of Gee eight daes eofare ard
fhe schooner was rru ~ fhe caffsin fro
ulaife and fhf COOK TIE frf nfn vrrr
t~auehi before the couri foleF and we're re.
manaei far lrs' Tbef ieff fhs siarf af
niafirT end ciain fe here bean m treated
and nrarlr starved
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

The Impressive Ceremony of ConforriDg the
F4lliun on Mgr. Duhsmel.

OTTAWA. ont. July 80 Cardinal Tasch-
cream today invested Mgr. Duhamel with
the pa.Hum A. a. M. the professional
entered Tue baslca. which was profIsely
decorated with htss. egersreens aud dow
ers. Representatives Of various religious
committees led the van and were followed
0y th- Cardinal i've Archoishops seven
Teen bishops ani Papal Aolegale % Bren.
After tue mass the papAl 1lt appointing
Mgr Dghamc. Archbishop Of the Diocese
oi D.fsSa read aud Ehe Cardinal placed the
piluum upon fhe shoulders Of the newly
appointed Arcloishpp. wnl. turning 90 the
congregation. gave his blessings. An an
chem was sung raj the procession formed
tlI re,lrnel r1 rhe palace where tables
we're laiI Tor -p guests. a concert was
gwen iu rle evening.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
Arrestea for nnrglari,Inr n,Idvin

NFwraHr y July 2.-Charies Ingle
was arrested this morning. upon a warrant
charging him with the burglary of Commo-
dore Ba.dnins villa. last September He
pleaded not guilty. The case was c0ntin-
ned tIl Aueust 6 and the prisoner in de-
fault az 81 $40 hsii ass committed during
fhe night lngle succeeded n pulling out
his monstaehe bf toe root and appeared in
cagri eith face ss hairless as though Dc
bad been slaFei nF q barter
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
Running the Merchants.

HAMBuRG. July 29.-The Hamburger Mach
rictf~a saws that German merchants az
Bro1m have been almost completely ruined
owing 20 the abOlishing by the Russian
Government Of the freedom of that port
One merchant saws. who owned tea worth
$50 has been obliged 20 pay dutyO t35
theTeoa-twO thirds Of the value
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

4 Couple of Tramp- Carve Zach other
Many Children Dying.

BNpaIN. Mich July 29-In a drunken
ROW u Ed Erwins saloon Wednesday
three Jramps fought and a knife was used,
cling one badl. near the groin and an
other received q slight cash on the leg
Neither case vii. prove fatal. The fellow
taat d.d the cutting IS in jail.
a Grand Army post wil be- formed soon
AZ Baldwin About forty names are down.
The bloody llx Is raging here % an
alarming extent Three children died last
ntglt. ONE of Marshal II "a iroeIle one of
Mr. Porfe-s and one 0f Sir John Wolford s,
north ot Baiiwiu.
some av breaker are running deer near
Baldwin. which Viii result in he death of
tueir hounds if continued.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30
sHAw's BONANZA.
Great Excitement Of the Discovery Of Sill
yer In Nas-aehu-etts

Bfv,Hturrov, Mass July Z9.-Hlndreds
of people are daily visiting the shaw prop
erry where the bonanza silver mine has
che t1Fu seem 20 expect % derive riches
from fle new mine- ProspecfQr- and capt
ta'isfs from outside are beginning tO arrive.
ntuEA Z is SAID that Pr0fessO- Chamber
.atu ASSAY shows eleven yer cent OF silver,
sixty per cent of lesd and good showing
Oh copper and arsenic. Within a few days
silver ore has been f1lnd in other parts of
fle town. Capitalists have already offered
tn advance money to work the mine but
the people want "A cooperative association.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

George A jerks. Of Penn-yivania. Accep
the Nomination From the President

'tNt' - - 'f+ ''t'f-f A'ff ~
the Nomination From the President.
WAsHINGToN. July - George a. jerks.
who was today nominated for the position
of Solicitor General. Department OF Justice,
is in the city. He came here several days
ago at the request Of President Cleveland
who then offered him the position Mr.
jerks was at FIRST averse 20 occupying any
Government position, but after consulting
his client. The heir o. JohR Debois. of Penn
sylvania found that be- could io1k after the
affairs of the Debois estate without inter
feruc with his official duties as Solicitor
General. and therefore decided to accept the
place Mr. Jeuks nomination viii no
doubt be- promptly couHrmed by the senate
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-30

a Contest between the stables Of Haggi
and baldwin Proposed.

and baldwin Proposed.
SaRAroGA, y. Y, July 29-The rivalry
b-etween the great California racing stables
of Hsggin and Baldwin has resulted in d
challenge which will probably lead to one
of the most interesting turf contests of the
year Murphy. the trainer Of Mr. Haggin s
stable has for that gentleman.
offered to match horse be
longing 70 Mr. Haggin against any
horse in Mr.. Baldwin stable for from 81 500
to g 900 aside. ore mile and half or up
ward, the horses TO carry weight for age.
The race is to be- run on the track Of the
Saratoga Association next Saturday. ~ ac-
cepled DO Is supposed the Haggin stable will
name the famous three year-old Ben Ali.
Of the Louisville Derby. a few months ago.
Mr.. Baldwin representative will doubtless
name the 10 less celebrated Noante. with
Mclaughlin ami Isaac Murphy in the sad
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observation-disclosures City.

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\ Drunkard'- Crime.

NssHvuLE. Mich July - - William
Griffith. son Of the wealthy merchant. D.
G. Griffith. and youth who hasn't drawn
a sober breath in the memory Of the oldest
inhabifant. were lodged In jail last night
Tor burglary. and today bound over for
trial