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GOuAp County is to vote OH l"ca! OPP
ton in the near future. The majority of
the coast counties are local option, and
GOliad WAS some wears back.
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FLoREsynLEis connected with the out
side world now, with telegraph. Grad
ually the road to the gulf is becoming a
reality, and deep water at Arkansas Pass
will be one Of the other achievements in
the near future.
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Entered at Postoffce at San Antonio, Texas.
as second class matter.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
salnttne The Cardinal.

WASHINGTON, June 8-rhe fourth
general assem- bly, of the St. Vincent De
Paul Society first assembly OF the
kind held in this country for ten years
began at Carroll Hall, this city, this
morning. The assembly will consume
three days in it's sessions. Among the
topics suggested for discussion Is that
OF conso lid ating the four superior coun'
oils In the United StAtee, and n propo-
sition is also made 10 hold annual meet'
| inRs Of the presidents or representatives.
Of particular societies.
| Cardinal Archbishop Gibbons made
la short address, in which ne sain that
| the utility of charity was not 10 Do
| u measured by the amount given out, ouC
by the number of persons eenehtteo. LII
was one Of The principles of the 81. WIN.
cent De Paul 50 iety to personally WISH
the moor. 1t was the wish Of ST. Nln-
cent De Paul, or rather of his beautiful
Icommentator in practice, Ozanam, that
we should be bane1tted ourselves In
Waiting the poor. Those who have
borne the cross themselves only are
capable of approaching or fully sym
J, pathizlng with the sufsrings OF others
When his Eminence ceased speaking
q resolution copgratulating him upon
/; his elevation TO the cardinalate In tn'
name OF the Society of st. Vincent d.
Paul of North America was passed
q After an adjournment the members
} fiocked to the platform and saluted Tn
g Cardinal, each dropping upon one KNEE
. land kissing the Cardinals EXTENDED
That. To every ore the Cardinal spok
LA pleasant word of greeting. he re
S turned TO Baltimore this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Another statement.

A couple of the men who we're re-
norted as having been at Quialey's
morocco factory on Monday evening
when q little unpleasantness ensue1
between Mr.. Docklus, the clerk, ana
one of the party, called at the KEPub.
LIcAN office to-day and stated tnat
there were four instead of three strik-
ers who called moment or two before
six O'Clock for their tools. They say
that when they went into the ONCE
MT. Bockius told them to step aside
until the whistle blowed, which they
did. and at that time three OF them
started In, but when the fourth man
came Mr.. Bockius grabbed him ana
told him he should not go up for MS
tools, hut should come some other
time. The man insisted on getting his
tools and Mr.. Bockius tried to choke
him. The man then went out and
made no more trouble, while the Other
three got Whist they could fad OF their
tools. Mr.. Quigley ordered the polict
to be telephoned for after the trouble
was over. AS an excuse for grabbing
the man, Mr.. Quigley said the maj
should come sober, and when the polic'
came he said they came when the fus
was over,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Gladstnna,s Dafent.

LONDON, June S.-The members of the
Cabinet, by unanimous consent, have re-
solved to appeal to the country. They
held by resigning they would only pro-
long and complicate the dispute, which
will be terminated by the speedy dissolu
ton of Parliament. The Cabinet adjourn
ed at $50 O'Clock, after remaining in
session one hour and twenty minutes.
The Cabinet was at first divided on the
question of resigni1g or dissolving Par
lament. Mr.. Gladstone was emphatic
for dissolution, and the Cabinets de
cision was finally unanimous. Mr.
Schnadhorst's caucus will meet on Thurs
day. Mr.. Gladstone has frequent tele
graph communication with the Queen
and has mailed to her lengthy dispa ches
If she does not exercise her pregOrativC
and summon Lord Harrington to form {
new ministry. Mr.. Gladstone will ask the
House of Commons to proceed with th'
Supply bill, and will indicate the Queen
intention TO dissolve Parliament at al
early date.
1t is thought that Mr.. Gladstone viii
not make a final statement relating Il
dissolution until Monday next Tn
National Liberal Fede ration has prepare
manifesto TO the electors OF Great Br
tain. 1t adopts Home Rule as the Libel
al party platform in the coming election
The Radical dissidents will organize
radicalunion with headquarters in Bi
mingham. The union programme wi
include a large extension OF local sci
government in England, Scotland, Wa
and Ireland, coupled with supreme co
troll of all by the Imperial Parliamen
Mr.. Chamberlain will be made presider
jesse Ceilings secretary, and sever
members of the present House OF Cor
mons vice presidents.
A conference of Mr.. Chamberlain
followers will probably lie held on Thu
day and their manifesto VIII follow. 1
Wings have virtually decided to oppC
Mr.. Gladstone in Midlothian. The Iii
of the Government candidates have be
almost completed.
There is intense excitement througho
the country over the outcome of
long contest. The result OF the divis
was telegraphed to the Queen the inst,
it was known.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
The Levy Court.

The june meeting Of the Levy Cour,,
took place yesterday at the court house,
President Taylor presiding. The OLD
bond Of the county treasurer was salts
fled and the now one approved. The
honda of Collectors wilson OF Brandy :.
wine, Lefevre OF Pencader, Rothwell OF
RlaoRbird and Bright of Red Lion we're
also approved. The bill OF Mayor BLACK
of New Castle was corrected and $3.50
allowed him. Sheriff Ford applied for
an increase Of allowance for the board
of prisoners, which committee re-.
ported upon negatively, and the court
endorsed tire report. The court then ad'
iourned until Tuesday, July6.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
The Water Commission.

The regular meeting OF the Boar(
w alter Commissioners was held
evening, when Ohiet Engineer Bond
ported that the contracts had been
cuted for the supply of coal, and
erection of the smokestack at the \
Mill pumping station by the Edgeu
Iron Company. He also reported \
the cost Of laying the new main over
Causeway was $500 SO. His bOnd
register was, at his request, canoe
City Auditor Ball reported the
counts of Secretary Grohe correct,
the city treasurer reported balaDd|
the bank to the credit Of the boar
SOL 1921. 90. The following bills
passed:
Weekly pay roll, $456OS; No
Foundry aud Machine Co., sjsq
Henry McKenney, $l74T; DayiS
Simmons, $40 35; Allen Speak,
$8S.72; The Pussy & Jones
| S66.77; George W. Lord, S25sS; Sc
henn g. B0ughmsu, S22.3O, III
Carlisle g. Co, $l94S; }. 5. II
sl7.53; w. S. Payne X Co.,
| Granville Worrell, S. t6; The ~
q Hollingsworth Company, n
Odorless Excavating Company, N
| So; Pussy A. Walton. 81; Kenneoel
and Coal Company, 81 W; he1
Weeks, 1851; Alexander ChameeFti
K. M. Hsmmitt & Sons, $40 "a
Warner Company, $S25'lsi I'M
Moran, 81; Henry Hitler, % ~ i
| Campbell, s. so; John Loguei OIL 4
| Mcdowell, S775; VIM, Done9'
| 50. 90; L. e. Crumlish, S5gi Ferris !
| So; w. W. Bullock, 3d. George
stone, $50 81; e. d. Jordan, SOL
| 90 $50 az
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
THIRD EDITION.
Fishing with Lamont.

DEER PARK, Md, June S.-The Presi
dent lapsed into bachelornood early this
morning and stayed lapsed till dusk. It'll
was half past when Ex-senator Davis
two seated wagon, drawn by two stout
working horses, drew up on the tan-bark
before the cottage and the burly form Of
the Chief Magistrate descended the steps,
followed by the spidery figure OF his
secretary. The former stuck to his black
frock coat although he was going fishing.
He has plainly a superstition regarding
black frocks. His cinDamon-colored ham
mock hat was on his head, and Colonel
Lamont wore headgear that had baby,
brother resemblance to it. The wives OF
the anglers followed them to the porch,
and here the helpmeet of the President
grew decidedly contuma cious
"You know" she said, as her husband
sat In the front seat with his iointed rod
in its gray alpaca wrap EMBODIED by the
crook of his arm, "that you didn't catch
one OF those fish Saturday; l caught one
and Senator Davis all the rest.
'Very well, )" said the President, as he
laughed and lifted his hammock hat
you'll see that I'll catch them all To-
day."
Commissioner De Lawder's preserve
which the anglers reached by halt-past II
is the pride OF Deep Greek. For mil'
there the steam broadens out into river
There is deep water coming right up tt
the green lip Of the meadow there ant
making the labor of casting as light a
that of fishing tor horned pout Oil tn
Buffalo docks. Moreover MIR. De Lawde
who met the party at his fishing cottag
on .the Ebank of the creek, hundre'
wards from the preserve, had stocked tn
place with brook salmon and RAINBOW
trout, the latter California importation
The President took half dozen before
O'Clock lunch at the cottage and Colone
Lamont nearly equaled his superior Il
luck. After lunch the Presidents IFS
pole went up and down like the walk
ing beam of a Lake Ontario side wheeler
till the President said: Upon my WORD
Colonel, this seems like murder" Th
clouds which, hanging over all the hill
had made the afternoons sport so good
by O'Clock threatened rain, and u
President and his shadow set out Il
home after having assured the auxiol
Commissioner that they never in the
lives saw trout SO thick before.
Mrs. Cleveland, meantime passed
rather aimless sort of a day. A feminil
fishing party had been arranged, but til
was given up. Afterwards there WI
talk of drive to Eagle Rock and then
the observatory.
Both these projects were abandoned
the ladies at II O'Clock luncheon, and
the afternoon the landau was had out al
with Mrs. Davis and her daughter, MI
Brown, the White House contingent to-
a short spin up the Oakland Road. {
their way back they we're met both by I
rain and their husbands, and the t'
carriages and the storm made an eve
race and reached the house at twent
five minutes after just in time for di
ner.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Congress.

In the L. s. Senate on Tuesday, Mr..
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Finance Com
Inittee, reported LII creating an ad.
ditional Secretary of the Treasury. H."
asked its immediate consideration, but
Mr. Hoar objected Mr.. Dawes offered a
resolution calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for information as 10 authority
jor the recent orders, extending the bon
ded period for whisky and the effect Of
such orders, which was agreed to The
bill for the relief of the Annapolis Cadets
If 1882 was discussed and laid on the
table. A bill was passed providing for
commission of three persons to be ap
pointed by the President by and with III
advice aud consent of the Senate, TO in
7,stigate the truth Of alleged discoverie
: specific cause of yellow fever. AID
ed.
the House, Mr.. Kelley, OF Penn
ania, called up as privileged cues
ia motion submitted by him on Mon
y to expunge from the Congressiona
cord speech made last Friday even
e by Mr.. Wheeler, of Alabama, in con
.emnatiou OF Edwin NJ. Stanton. Ate
ONE debate tne resolution was referred
60 the Committee on Rules. The Legis
latiye Appropriation bill was considerel
in Committee OF the Whole. Pending
debate the committee rose. Mr.. OAtei
OF Alabama. from the Jud.&ary Con
mittee, asked leave TO report back tn
Edmunds Anti polygamy bill, but NJ
Game, of Utah, objected. The point WI
made that delegate had not the rigl
to object, and the Speaker took the poll
under aGvisement. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09

The greater number of our citizens
have heard of the Birmingham Meeting
House, which was used AZ hospital
after the Battle of the Brandywine in
1915, and the wounds of many soldiers
were dressed there. AS a consequence
the old structure has suff red considers
bly, from the depredatioDs of relic
hunters. Much of the wood work has
been torn of, including many shingles
from the roof, and carried away, render
/ ing repairs necessary, and these are now
being made, 1t having been determined
to rescue the edifice from impending
ruin. Hereafter visitors will be en-
Joined TO act the part OF honesty or KEEP
| off the premises.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
EDITION


The meeting of the State Medical AS
ISOLATION continued nearly all OF wed
nesday afternoon.
The BOARD of Medical Examiners re-
turned shortly before O'Clock, and re-
ported that Drs James Bush, Robert
Ellegood and Il. II. Day had passed the
examination and were qualified for
mem bership in the society, and they
were, on motion, elected.
The report Of the committee on new
constitution was read by DR.. bush OF
this city, aud Drs. Bush, Black, White
LEY, Pratt, Ellegood and Richards were
lappointed q committee to carry IL INTO
effect.
The deaths of Drs. John X. Kane OF
this city. Isaac Jump OF Dover, ana
Thomas V. Cahall, alao OF Dover, were
ANNOUNCED, and resolutions OF sympa
thy and respect adopted, copies OF wnion
were ordered to be sent TO the families
,of the deceased.
The committee on nominations re.
ported the folio wing officers for the
, Iensuing year, and they were unanl'
mously elected;
President, George w. Marshall, of
milford; Vice President, W. V. Woods,
of Odessa; Secretary. Q. L. Layton, OF
IGsorgetown, and Treasurer, John W.
Sharp, of Camden.
Board of Ceusors: New Castle County
l-Drs f. l. Springer, brown and BEL
vile. Kent County-Drs. Clifton,
Harsadi ne and Hirons, Sussex County
I-Drs. Ellegood, Burton aud Hopkins
= Medical Examiners: New Castle
lCounty-Drs. Bush, Osle, Draper
ISkinner and ValandiRham. Kent
ICounty-Drs. Marshall, Collins, White
Hey, Sharp aud Dawson. Sussex County
I-Drs. Hall, Elegood, Robins, Rich
ards and Mustard
J., Delegates to the American MedicA
Association: New Castle Couuty-Drs
draper, Springer, Ogle, Chandler ant
Mckay. Kent County-Drs. Marshall
1 Hirons, Whitley, Cooper and Collins
| Sussex Oonnty-Drs. Richards, Ellie
good, Hopkins, Layton and Burton
Delegates to the Pennsylvania Medica
Society: Drs, Richards Hamilton an
T lVsIlandighsm. Delegates to the Net
L Jersey Medical Society: Drs. Ungel
j. Il. l. Bush and Waples. Delegate
10 the New York Med cal Society: Dri
X. j. Mckay and G. W. Marshall.
R The thanks of the Society were ten
I Idered TO the president and members {
City Council for the use of the Counc
cham Der, and TO President Mckay an
'e Secretary Lay ton for the very faithfl
8 manner in which they had performe
at their duties Secretary Layton an
i, Drs. Collins, Clifton, Hirons and AS
craft were appointed committee
&c make arrangements for the next annu
x, meeting, which will be held ut Smyri
:, the second Tuesday in June, 1887. II
annual dinner was served at the Clayt
n House, and consisted of all the delic
Ill cies OF the season.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
FIFTH EDITION


The display of drnsa
pharmaceutical preparation "smlcal
Instruments, trusses, etc, nv s0fIUic
BELT, at the Meeting of the 81 a. Jam
cal Society on Tuesday, was s'ale Med
finest ever seen in this citv Vne OF
doubtful II 1t can be surnas,,.s sna it
OF the larger cities. WhiIa ~ IN
was large, very few articles 1e v ttll
plicated, and all were taken t were
immense stock constantly kan, aom
at MT. Belts store, corner of =, On la
Market streets. Among tbeno o.hlh
rati0ns was "Lanolin. 70" preH
manufactured from the oilv oOnpOal
tracted from sleeps wool ~@sser
1t Is intended to be used ao.
ointments and salves. and sa oasis
critics are peculiar and INA, 40 40 prq
long been needed for this purres "a n
no doubt but 1t will come ,p,o llnef
use and prove a valuable aSaisS tls
parmaceuticsl preparations N, M
hibit OF surgical instrument, INC aas
very fine, and samples Of e,s "%a
needed In this line were shown wy
the many new articles We're T.r,T
talic splints for broken bone, p,
splints are made of copper ls.s ~
one-eightieth of an inch in tb,nhu
and are readily conformable ia
peculiarities of any limb, and vel NJ,
the splints are applied they are IA
rs the heaviest wooden appianc's
They are made In sets To N diss,
parts OF the body where bones ara
tured, and are 80 arranged ,batitis
possible for the bandages to sin III
are greatly to be preferred ia ina J
pieces Of wood which have been y
from time immemorial, which neve,
to cause pain by the unnatural cam
ton In which they hold the limb
| Several new and improved kinds
trusses were shown, one of which
80 pliable snd capable OF being tsi,
in any way desired that a pbysnA
who was examining 1t remarked. /
man could wear that truss and pprto
a trapeze act" In addition to ihea
Giles enumerated above there were h
dreds OF others, all Of which ara
only useful, but many are ab.clud
necessary for every physician who
sires 10 keep pace with the remarka|
progress which is being made in
practice Of medicine.
| The great lesson conveyed BY 4
display, however. lies In the fact d
1t clearly demonstrats the folly OF Obj
= clans in this city or state seudingl
: Philadelphia or New York for inst d
ments or preparations, as there Is nd
ing In the business that is not kept
| Mr.. Belt, while new and improved
, struments and preparations are adj
as fast as they appear.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
r.nnerance Work.

IL response TO a general inNI'".
large uum Der OF Sunday school
ers and Others met in the Cel'lts.
Church last night Ai''|
opening religious exercises MIs;
sep. general corresponding sectess
the White Ribbon Army, address,
meeting, showing hrst the ete cav,
10 tenn peraDce and the need T o. O, ,s'
ton to meet its ragageS' ~ Nv
was farther addressed by nv
Bispham and Hall and s s.'1 y \,
sues. of philadelphia, sitsf l. nr
meeting adjourned, but sor rs' rsr,
by invitation Of Dr. S !ho rr,orki| ~
Mrs Dodson explained the s wO, !,
the White Ribbon Army, ono "a
object obi was 10 have 10 every yhita + n
school a division Of the " n ord
Army, with the pastor a ..rvs.
officers. where they can se so,l,|
other Christian men SnN ON cou
other officers and to serve :, VI tbis
tees. II is expected that ~ Oy ,s su
c cam, and systematic r ,sW iii
s an viii i insure the education .hnr Ol
Temperance work. !, ,h ~ s army \
several divisions oil 'n0 ~"
CITY will be organiEeu' -
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
nnnrerous CeIlars.

An 1S months old child of Mrs. Coch-
ran, No. S31 Church street, fell into an
open cellar on Church street, between
Eighth and Taylor, but fortunately by
not falling on its head II was nos seri-
ously injured. This is but one OF three
or four cellars ut this place that nave
been walled up and have been lylug
omen for several weeks. They were dug
by Mr.. Horn for the purpose of erecting
dwellings, but the cellars having IAN
40 long in a dangerous condition the
nsiehbors are beginning to complain.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09

An inquest was held last evening on
the body of William Shaw, who was so
badly injured on the P. & B. Railroad on
Monday evening that he died shortly
afterwards, and as the evidence showed
his death was caused by an accident, q
verdict to that effect was rendered.
The sudden death of William Conklin
who expired on lot at the foot OF lay
lor street on Tuesday evening was also
The testimony OF the wit
ness showed that he was a very intern
perate man, and verdict Of death iron
heart disease was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
A school Girls Death From Study.

A Baltimore dispatch of the 7rh inst
says: Miss Georgia GAinor, a bright,
pretty girl and one of the Stars OF the
graduating class this mont tn at the Yves.
leyan Female High School, has died
from the effects of overstudy. She was
not urged by either her teachers or rel
atives, but was such an enthusiast that
nearly every night she studied till after
midnight and then rose again at 4
O'Clock in the morning to resume work.
Most Of her time WAS spent in the study
of anatomy. Her parents could not re-
strain her and her nervous system was
com pletely shattered.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Nearly Ready for Launching.

The ferry.bost Conaniout, which the
Pussy s; Jones Company is building at
the boat yard of the Jackson x Sharp
Company for the Newport g. jamestown
Ferry Company, will be lau ached next
Saturday morning. The tug, which
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
10 building for the n. Y. P & n, Rail
road Company, will be launched in {
very few days.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
He Struck a Boy.

Vest erdsy a native of Jersey amused
himself at the circus grounds by treat
ing the boys to peanuts, and when ne
stopped they started to tease him. After
a while he became angry and struck
one of the youngsters, when he was
arrested. At the hearing this morning
he was allowed to 60 upon paying the
costs,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Died.

TEN wEEG Es.-On the eth inst , August
Ten Weeges, in his 5lst year.
Relatives and friends and Wilmington
Lodge, NO. ]. A. o. q. W., and Herman
Lodge, No ~, l. o.. q. r., are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from his late
residence. No. 2uS West Seventh street, on
Thursday afternoon. Services at the house
at 8 o'alock Interment "a. wilmington and
Brepdywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09

On Tuesday while Charles f. Wal
Their, n carpenter in the employ of the
p, w. & b. Railroad Company, who
resides at No. 6l2 West Second street,
was engaged At work on planning ma
chine in the carpenter shop, he had one
Of his hands caught and 30 badly
lacerated that DIR. Draper found II
necessary to amputate four OF the
fingers.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
StiIl Aground

The sloop VIM. Ward, loaded with
stone for White Clay Creek, that was
sunk Ia the Christiana on Sunday, just
above thu Delaware Junction, in conse.
quence of Goiliding with the railroad
bridge, has not yet been raised, but II
is expected that she will be unloaded
and got afoat in q day or Two, wher
repairs will be made.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Board OF Health Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Boavd OF
Health was held last evening, and q
number OF complaints considered, SIX
of which we're continued, four reported
abated, two dismissed, one was ordered
abated In AZ hours and one referred to
committee. The weekly reports OF the
executive officers were received ard two
bills were passed.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
Country Boarding Wanted.

A gentleman of this city wishes to
obtain board for family Of four at a
Pleasant pIacs in the country, uear rail
road station, where home comforts can
be had Any one wishing 10 entertain
such family at fair consideration
should address "G. K. H." this office.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09

Edwins b Kruse, principal of public
school No. 16, of this city, graduated
with honors amongst some thirty odd
others last night at the Philadelphia
Academy of Music, on the opening oil
the Philadelphia Oratorical College,
President Baird and j. p. L. Fuekel, oil
the Board of Education of this city,
attending the opening.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09
NInsons wanted.

George w. Thompson, who resides
near Mt. Salem, Christiana Hundred,
adyertises for four or five good stone
masons at the best wages paid in this
vicinity, His work is pressing, and he
desires good workmen at the earliest
practicable moment.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-09

VERB 1ULDEN-At the residence Of
the pride's parents, on the Sd inst, by the
Rev. T A. ID 'Brten, John j.. Wier of
Wilmington, Del, and Emma J. Bou.den
of Cecil County, Md.
HEY ES-OAMPBELI--On May 80, 1858 by
the Rev. X. H. Latrooe, at no SOB w est
Fourth street, Wilmington. Del, Matthew
Heyes and Fanny Ray Campbell, all Of
WilminSton.