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Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
Am Afternoon of Argument.

When court recommend at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, Mr., Ssrb0rn msde
his opening araumeot 70 the jury in the
case of Russell Us Pagan. He spc Ike
until 3 40 O'Clock and was followed by
Sbe Hon. Charles Il Lore, who cited q
number of authorities 10 show that In q
care whore a mar leaves u horse, und er
the oircuent tan seq that this horse was
LETT, he aBsumes all the risk and re-
sponsibility himsaIf, and cannot bold
the inn keeper liable, The argument
was continued al the afternoon and
will BIO concluded this morning A.
few minutes before 6 o'clock court ad-
journed until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
TO-DAY! T0-OAY!|

For a $Io Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 4I6 Market.
street. John w. defend orf,
Manager.
For a $I2 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No 4I6 M a r k e t
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For a $3.50 Overcoat
visit the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For a SIS Overcoa. visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefen-
dorf, Manager.
For a $17 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
For an SIS Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefen-
dorf, Manager.
For a $50 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 4I6 Market
street. John w. iefen-
dorf, Manager.
If you want an Overcoat
at $22 so visit the Whining
ton Clothing House, No.
416 Market street. John
w. Diefendorf, Manager.
For a $25 Overcoat visit
the Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 4Io Market
street. John w. Diefen-
dorf, Manager.
For a $50 Overeoat visit
1.-THE Wilmington Clothing
House, No. 416 Market
street. John w. Diefendorf,
Manager.
In fact, if you want a
stylish Overcoat visit the
Wilmington Clothing House
No. 416 Market street. John
wv. Diefendorf, Manager.
: And DO not forget that we
,|have an immense stock OF
.lReady-Made Clothing for
.IMen, Youths, Boys arc
/ { hildren. The best styles
lin the market, and all new
,lgoods at No. 416 Marke'
lstreet. John ", Di>t,ep.
ldorf, Manager.
| Fine Custom Work done
lat No. 4l6 Market street
Come in day and look al
Iour styles.
4
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
Miper WHEELER Held for murder.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 23 This
morning Judge Hutchins bound old
man WHEELER over to the Common Pleas
Court without bail for the murder OF
his wife WHEELER Is 81 years old and
his wife was 81. They had lived here q
half century, and each was worth
$500, COO Mrs. WHEELER was strangled
to death on the night of the 18th inst,
and WHEELER claims that two robbers
were the murderers.s
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
Secretary Manning Greatly Improved

Secretary Manning Greatly Improved,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80 The report
that Mr.. MsnniDg's health is again
breaking down Ia denied at the Treas.
ury Department ard by gentlemen who
have seen him frequently. In fact be
is very hard at work on his report and
shows no signs Of breaking dewn. He
makes NO complaint aud is not undt I
sny great strain. He worked late Sat
urday night and ali day Sunday Oh his
report, and again all day yesterday
'until late hour last night, without any
apparent fatigue. This morning, though
he did not come to the department, he
was at work early. That be feels that
he should atop work and contemplates
retiring from the Cabinet Ia denied.
Mr.. Randall, who has talked with him,
after not having seen him for several
weeks, says he Is surprised 1T the great
improvement In his condition.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
H0rIUEs.
NorIoE TO oONrRAUroRs,
PROPOSAL

Sealed proposals. will
o'clock, D m, THU .IChsmher ustH 7.s0
1885. for grading TDAY, November rs,
For about 2033 follow;
from the bed Suoic yards Of eEc walton
Propo." :" = o'ayt On ree,s. ' ""'"'0"
sradir Enn nus 90 endotsad "Propossls for
c. .stonp, sop1 as mss be accompanied By the
W. iii ba ry ovb Js, and tho successful bidder
for ne tstH ed 70 Rlvo satisfactory bonds
pia ro is,h iui carryif out Of the contra CT.
aii nsca snu specifications lDay be soon and
VOL, oS,ss ~ inform alton rotating TO the
neer. nv va" 'iuee VI Inv ohy ehbr
s.r1 Inc ny hit to reject any or all bids is re-
sihs,s,, JOIN NJ. NEWELL,
on llsl IAN OF TIE COMMITTEES on OJening
Snu NJ, ats, Uty OounciI.
NO iember Is, 1889. MA 81
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
Hoelsepsin. Novem her %, 1886

'Thdre was sound OF revelry by
night" and she had o card but could n t
go, all on account of neuralgia. Her
thyorite dude, he viewer. bad ievel
head, aRd, instead OF a bouquet, brought
Salvation Oil. They went, and were
happy once moro.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

From Philadelphia, Pal am selling
more Of DR.. Bull's Cough syr Up than
all other cough remedies com LIned, and
the demand IL still iucrea sing.
B. j. @. TOBOLDT. Druggiet,
257 s Second st,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
Isaness ct Hon. Erastus Brooks

NEW YORK, Nov. % Mr.. Erastus
Brooks is seriously III. II was stated
at his home to day that he may poesi
bly, recover. The We texan cd itor retains
years old. He "a fl Icted with !nflam-
nation of the bladder and pleurisy.
Many sympathetic messages have been
received from all parts OF the coupSry,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

Leave your Thanksgiving order with
Mrs Ida +. MCCAIN for bread, cakes
and pies. Seventh and Tatnall sits.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

(rOR SALE, OK RENT-A HOUs e
4 AID lot on Union street between
Eleventh. and Twelfth streets, fronting the
sv Il. b P. Railroad. Lo, 100 by 100 feet,
efy do irable place for business. Apply to
[ H. Law, near Nt. Salem NJ. L Church.
M II
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

a UST-A POOkET-BOuK OUNTAIN-
ga ing S32 Ia notes vas lost on dunday If
tcrnoon In Uranstou s. NewboId's coal yard
at Newport, or on the road from there to
BrAndywine springs A reward OF So atll
BIO paid on the same being loft at this Office.
MI -
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

DOARDlNG-VERY DESIRA BL &c
Nd second story front room newly papcred
nd furnished, with board, no. 2is Vest
v,egeath street. mis- Bvs
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

COR SALE-A TWo-STURY HOUSE,
six rooms and batn In good order.
glG $3.50 cash required. Apply 70 NJ. T..
DOLE, 70t Market street. Its
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

Y OSr-A TIGER EYE SET OF A
~ ring, in going fro 4 this o,iicn TO Uun.
cans store. A reward VIII DO paid II left NJ
this Office. mott
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

EUR SALE--TAE GOOD WILL.SrUC X
and hxtures OF an old and well estI b.
i1f1 dIug.st.re. FRAZER & 90,
hu ard and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
"RouRh on Rats. "

Clears out rats, mice, reaches. fies
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks
Jack rabbits, sparrows, gophers. 16c
At druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

sOR SALE--HOMIH1 Yla~-T-@ NJ
i ,I,Eln sy LsghSrn cfsa Rlacks (
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

k1 X SALE-AT A BAkt4AlN,i If SOLD
4 within tho next 90 dayt, a btofe and
FSl.ng, nearly nov. contaiuing 10 rooms,
tnt cold water, all ia good order. Cen
bly, lecAted. Investment will pay 10 por
b Parties wanting such property pieate
bon -. PEihCE,
|fS't-eod-t Ne. W. Tth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
FORE a OHIO RAILROAD
LE IN EFFECT, SEPT. lsrH, 90

~ cave Depot, WILMINGTON to
III sJtPhls =, and to UINOINN All,
-, CHICAGO. and all Points
Nd Southwest,
@'ALIImo.E AND W ASHIN7rON,
/. EASTBJUNB:
,T m, .,,1p'sss, daily. ...ll.siA. NJ.
l ~ Limited, daily. b.l0P. NJ.
no. United daily. ......... .ll.pa y H.
lug fhtlscelpbis 1886 p. M COS p
!. Il. 'ioh '@i"euore arrives 7.46
49, WEST.B0UND:
ago itL itad, daily. lima ~
h, 'nges Chicago s,so next morning.
,,res az Limited, daily. .l1.1pH. M.
% , ,lAcinntI LAS a N, st. LOUIS
IN, u, ~, cypress, daily. for Chiceco, DIN.
,5r, t,l ant st. Louis. ........ 6.t5P. M.
iai.in @nGtaaUon, Stopping at all stations to
Mn .--.............. 60 A. NJ
AZ lbhlNS THROUGH WITHOUT
INV, uHANGE OF OARS,
Ten y "a VI, q. K. LORD.
~ Anager. Geni Pass. AGENT
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
I98th Grand Monthly
AND TIE
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY bRkWfki

In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December 10, 1855
Unper the personal supervision aad mas.
aXement OF
GBN. @. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

E-WORKlN4MEN'S LOAN
~ Association cow offers q new series Of
stock fer sale. GEOkd & U. Nj AIRS,
h2z lot Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
faR REAT.
4 KENT.

|R RENT.
,o,b and Monroe streets, sls.
bees W. nd rainfall g
bse ga snd yrankiin +" sl2.
80 West 9Th street, sl2.
r" And S and Market streets. win car
nd ouria rs, W. an
~, II; ~ and Van Bursn Streets w.
u'' an Porter street, 81.
VWsnanter 8.
II u. WALTER
COZ SIMPLIFY street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

aJh SALE HOUSE NO. TO3 WEST
loIh street. Apply at SAL h factory 9TH
rs'. lear BroOme. matt
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
The Big Dollars

Are what you are looking
TO-, and if you can save
them in buying your new
Suit or Overcoat, why all
the better. Have you heard
of or seen the stock of
Mems and Boys Suits and
Overcoats, with which our
store is crowded? We
bought them for CASH, and
thai means at Very Low
figures and by selling them
fcr the same, you se cure
every advantage of Low
PRICES In Boys and Chill
dren's Suits and Overco. to
We have an inme nse assort-
ment of the Latest Styles Of
materials, which we think
will agreeably surprise in
price. We mean to sell all
the goods we possibly can,
if Low P.ices and Guaran-
teed Sat sfacGion 10 custom
ers will Go it, and we think
it will.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

1--WE DO hereby certify tina; We sugsTv,s,
tho ARRANGEMENTS for all toe Mohthiy AUG
Quarterly Drawings OF Tns LouisiaLA SLGu
LOTTERY Company, and In person manage
and control the drawings tnemoelvts. ane
that the same are conducted with AonOstv
fairness ana In 2 God faith coward all pal s.o
and we authorize the company ~ U.s. tbi
certificate, with fao-similes or our siHuatufe
attached, In Its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
rOa SAs.e.


No. 100 ". 9th street, 9 rooms and bath.
h Nc. as FIspklin street, o rooms and
IA, 500. No.i022 Bennett, street. 9 rvoms
ID ath, $500. NO, 302 II. 18th street, o
ens ard bath. 1910. No. 1907 KodDes
zoe. rooms and bath, s2I0o. No. 80 W.
% street, rooms and bath, 1880. These
opsf'ies will be sold on easy terms M T.
d LII, No. To4 Market street. n21-eod om
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

DIST PRIZE PAID FDh ALL KINDS
- OF Bs,oad hand clothiag, wEFc5es,
clocks rovOivers. glns, sewing m lch!nee
ana stoves, all OF wcich will Re
cd by a J. ODNN0R, at a low raso 2ls
" est Front street VIII. Dol. olStf
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

rT1HE FLAOE TO GET YuUR HOLl-
Il day presents IS at tho new store, s. W Z.
corner Taylor and Loub4 ard streets, br 4fch
of Il Gately b co., 92T Arch street, Phila-
.dslphia, Pc. Musical Instruments, biDies,
albums, picture, giiver ware. clocks, lamps
and other household goods. Sold eiLher for
cash or on instaliments Agents wanted.
W. x. HOPE, Manager n20-eod-1m
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

NOTtOE,--I HAVE JUST UPENED MY
~ now Board and Livery Stable on Van.
bareu str:et, between Seventh apd Eighth
stroets, whore shall he pleased to have ny
friends call Jvstytnlng lew. leloDaone
Gall 3T1. JOSEPH NJ a HTIN. ie2a-.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24

ATlLK-HAvING GONE INFO THE
AVA milk businefs again. 1 am prepared
to furnish pure milk and cream. Wholesale
and !e,sil. al ~ ftall, nc. 10 King street,
central marke OF, ab3vo Sth, and at my house,
6l9 West tn street. Al orders left at
ei her place will be served promptly,
b2s-tt GEO. g. TOWN 5LEY.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-24
Capital Prize, $50, 600.

2,27s Prtses, amounting t9....,....... es2l, 500
Application for rates 70 rl9bs shORId be
Lade ont5 20 the Office CT tee GoGpa1y In
New Or;saae.
For f1rtser infpruna.ion w-:ss oloei,y, CIV
ina t1ll address. POSTAL NOTES IL.
pfeos MonAy Crters, of ISeH 2>srl ExeEsn1g
IN oruid!t-7 letter. U2rToncy sy SD Gsas.
lat our expssse) addressed
I'd. a. la UPtIF
Now 0rlt sla, La.
WnnaA $50. oDlke ~. O.
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The new Mavor OF BROOKLYN. Whit


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Whitney made before the election to
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Gen. De Conrcy, eommasder OF the
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Bushels of wheet-New York, AZ, col
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w. q. CAsE'IsId., Sacramento, California.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-02-27
balance below 500 ooo 900, by presenting

balance below 500 900 900, by presenting
demand notes fer payment. ibis ia obvi-
GUS, and unless the expedient Of repiacing &
the amount by the sale OF bonds be re-
sorted to. the money market can be so
manipulated as to impair confidence and
bring about general disaster by which the
operators for the fall would reap an
abundant profit at the expense of the
leg. climate business Of the country. The
undersigned being clearly OF the opinion
that the proposeI reduction will neither he
economical, SO far as the government is
concerned, nor advantageous to the inter-
eats OF the country, but, in fact, extremely
cies in the money Market recommend that
it be laid upon the table. The report is
signed by Mr.. Hewitt. Messrs. Reed ,Hiscock,
Brown, Mckinney, say: While agreeing
with Mr.. Hewitt that the resolution should
not pass, we differ as to some OF the points
OF his argument and attach the following
to his report: The undersigned deem that
500, ,OOO, 900, at least, are needed as a
suitable security for the redemption OF
legal tender notes. and think that securities
ought not to be impaired. They think
that sufficient working reserve for the
business of the Government ought to b..
retained in the Treasury, in addition to
the legal tender redemption fund. The bill
PROPOSED by the Committee in our opinion
ignores these conditions, and in our judR-
ment will shake the public confidence in
the stability OF our currency in such way
that the saving of interest. which the bill
will cause, will be but q trife as compared
with the injury threatened.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-02-27
DEMPSEY is STILL ON DECK.
He Defeats Pete Mccoy in Six
Queensbury Rounds.
ARATTLINGMHL A
Four Thousand Persons Witness the
Fight, and Dempsey Wins Six
Thousand Dollars.

JERSEY CRY, February 24.-About 4, 900
men gathered tonight in the Oakland Rink
to witness the contest between Jack Demp-
sey and Pete Mccoy. Chief OF Police Muir
ply, with force of ten men, kept back the
surging crowd from the "a foot ring erected
on a platform in the center of the Rink.
Among the sporting men present we're
LaBIanche (the Bos ON Marine) with whom
Dempsey is matched to fight; Thomas
Boyne and John Keenan,, also OF Boston;
Gus TuthiIl, Detnpsey's hacker; Thomas
Ryan, johnnie Clark, and Arthur Cham
bers, Of Philadelphia; Patsey Sheppa rd,
Mike Sullivan, Frank Stevenson. Mike
Cleary. D. T. Fost or Billv Bennett, Charley
King. aud u host Of clubmen from New
York.
The early part Of the evening was taken
np with short three-r"und bouts between
1880 o'clock when Mccoy jumped over the
ropes. He was accompanied by Dan Gill,
1T Boston, and Tom Evans. Dempsey fol-
lowed Immediately, and was assisted by
Gus TuthiIl and Tom Cleary. w. E. Hard
ing was chosen tinekeeper, and Mike
Cleary referee.
In the first round Dempsey made three
points to McCoy's one. In the second round
Mccoy got in some good work, but in the
third, fourth and fifth rounds Dempsey
fairly made short work OF him and
had him winded. In the sixth and last round
Mccoy fought for all he was worth, but he
was unable to stop Dempsey's body blows
and upper cuts. and McC"y's friends felt
relieved when the referee called time.
LaBlanche sat all the time in the report
ers' gallery, surrounded by friends, who
offered to wager$ 90 to $50 that the fight
would be declared draw. The referee.
however, declared that the fight had been
won by Dempsey. The receipts, which
went to the winner. amounted to $4,000.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-02-27
THE DICKSON ASSAULT.

SALT LAKE, February 23.-Five persons
are under arrest to-day for the assault on
United States Attorney Dickson last night
viz. Frank ]. Cannon Hugh Cannon, SOM
OF George @. Cannon, A. gus Cannon, his
nephew, James Buckley and S. A. kenner.
The Indications point to matured plot to
assassinate Dickson. Apostle George z.
Cannon sent Mr. Dickson message to day
expressing his horror and detesta ton at
the assault and hoping Mr. Dickson would
believe that he had no hand in it or any
thing but condemnation for it. He would
have written but his strengt h was not equal
to the task. Mr.. Dickson returned reas.
suring message assuring Mr.. Cannon that
he had never entertained thought OF his
countenancing the assault and hoping for
his speedy recovery.
Henry Dinwoody, who was bnlldozed by
the church into recanting lis promise to
obev the laws WAS sentenced to-day to six
mont hs in Jail and $500 Hne for unlaw'u
coha bitation. Joseph McMurran was g iveI
the same sentence for the sa me con nviction.
George @. Cannon sent word that he hoped
nons of his trends would bail Dickson &
assai ants and all but Kenner are in Jail in
default OF sureties.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-02-27
CROP PROSPECTS.
Favorable Outlook From all Quarters of
the Country.

CHICAGO, February 23.-rhe following
crop summary will appear in the Farmers
Review this week from numerous returns
made by it's correspondents: The returns
from the winter wheat fields are almost
uniformly good, they present an outlook
nearly as favorable rs tho sent in early
in 1885. when the prospect WAS exception
ally good for large yield. The snow has
entirely disappeared from the fields and en-
abIes very clear understanding as to the
condition OF the plant, and from nearly
every county in ohio. Indiana, Michigan,
Illinois. Missouri, Kentucky and Kan
sas, it is reported as looking
strong and healthy. The utter disappear
ance OF the snow covering is the only
serious menace now threatening the grow
ing grain. and with another general fall of
snow the outlook would hardly be better
than is presented in the reports Of the cor
respondents. prol nged season Of severe
cold weather, with the fields still unpro-
tected would undoubtedly cause damage
which might completely chan the tenor OF
the reports. The latest reports from Gala
fornia. Oregon and WASH" "st~n Territory
are generally more favorable than at Tie
same time last year.