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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, NOV. 18TH, $50
Trains leave IeIaware Avenus Depot:
Ek ST. BOUND:


Phua. 2 accommodation, daily 49,. SOFA. Nj.
Pbila. a ccomino1ati,n daily $40 n. III.
Western tzpress, DAHL 49,. Ill 90 a. NJ.
Pt fla. Accumtnodation, daily ....,3 10 =. M.
Cincinnati Limited, daily .-..... b,43 p. M.
Chicago Limited, daily ...........l1 .05 Z. III.
WEST.BOURD:
Chicago Limited, daily...........7.65 A. M.
Arrives Chicago 80 Next mJrning. This
train does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited deily......ll.3O A. N.
Arrives tincinDhi 746 A. M, st Louis
$40 =. NJ next day.
CHICAGO and st. Louis Express.
daily. ....................- .f.5O 4. III.
FOX LANDGFbER9, eco A. Nj. and
8 90 p. M, daily.
trains leave MARKET Street Station:
For philedelpbia 60 A NJ, SO A. NJ.
and "a p. NJ, daily. For baltimore O.,
A. NJ. oaiiy. exc sunday. For Landen
berg . 50 4. M. and . as y. NJ, daily. so
p. NJ. daily e1ceptsSunday.
W. WIN, q, LORD.
su. .e:interdsnt. Genl Pass. Agent.
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arss .aa s:ns4 Piano. or !. S u:
.owest prices, considering quaiity, pJ
JAS. SHOBE, 300 w. 9th ut r'h-'f
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EfoR RENr-rRUCR FARM OF 70
A. acres sdioinino Raw Rlushouse farm.
'Ho' W. H-'IGkI, TAI Market street.
dec22 l2tS
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81 nosy faraisa.a r5om ~ and d. g sa
30 lrd at reasoL able prices. dec2o 2a;t
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WAS Ss q. s.5% sss t. sSss S S%sss6
or so cont az the WILMINGTON Intelligence
f1ce, eD9 n-anYe stre.t att
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s.pIi, % sat .N ,S SlE 1h,iss,is .;
retail mat business. A chance seldom Of
Tered. Apply al B.6 Jackson 81. d29-dt
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D EGlSIEn'S uSDEh-
ID " EGISTER'> OFFIG -.


d EGlSIEn'S USDEh.
ID kEGISTER'> OFFlG-.
new CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Decea Der Alb, 1855.
Upon the application of Talbot Turner,
Executor Of LEVI TURNER, late OF Will
In lnH ton hundred, IN taId ooun.y, dece lsed,
1t 10 ordered sud di .ecred by the Register
that the Executor aforesain give notice OF
granting OF letters Testarfentary upon the
estate Of the deceased, with the dnte OF
granting Thereof, by caoslng advertisements
to be posted witnis forts days ttom he date
of sue letters in six of tho D.Ost public
places OF the county OF New Osstle, Jequir-
log GiI persons having demands against tho
estate 10 U .esent the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such osse made and pro-
vi1ed: and al 10 cause tho same to be insart-
ed within the same period IN the DAILY he
PUBLICAN, a newspaper publ he1 IL Will
nington, Del, and to be continued therein
three weeks, (e.o.d.)
II Owen ut der the band and Seal
8. OF Otioe Of the REGISTER Aforesaid,
= at Whining on, In New Gagtie
Con" ~ aforesaid, the day and yeur ABOVE
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE - All persons having claims
against tue es ate OF the decoas,d must pre-
Be mt the same, daily Gttes;.c To he : xec1tor,
on or before Becem Dor 4tl. 1867 or abide the
a ct of Assembly IN 81 h orse ade aIlI pro
vidsd. TaLBO TURNER
ExeoQtsr.
ORR q. FIR I'M, Esq, his Attorney, 10
French street
AaAress WIN ngtop. vel. dd-'w.sod
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sagua La Grande Cigars.
For q fine smoke try the Sagua La
GraDde Scent cigar.
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Do not fail to see the champion tri X
skater at Citizens' Rink New Year Q
evo.
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UTANTED-A PROCESS ANT WHITE
w lirl, between tho age OF II TO -
Jears- Reference required. apply at al4
Jackson street. d2s "
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M ANrED- IMMEDIATELY BY MAN
" and wife, tao con N IN ca ing 70 ms,
furnished, In central location ADORE -,
tnis otlde 1924
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ETaR b;lxss A ~ sss st As PlS Ss
Ant rooms and good Accommodations.
uec 1p.9gth
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aist ot .;ss; sh also snd XIV ARII
preserves sgslrupIe ro5ms for rent Apply
a. 404 Waf< Sinh street. d2s-3t
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DUBLiO SALE OF FRESH S5c,fg
IL cattle. VIII be sold at pub. 6slST~
Ito sale at the drove yard at Cen N--G--
treville, Now Castle County, Del, on

MONDAY, JANUARY l., 1881,
at l O'Clock p. NJ,
FORTY head OF freeh cows anu Springere
from Southern Lanrnster county, Penn
sy wanna, and Cec1 Couaty wary lanf.
alss few sock bulls This IL very
fpo lot OF COWS, AMI worthy the ATTENTION 81
dairy ucr. Everybody come, NO Gays credit,
Proud b MERRli X.
], q. Hobinso1. Auotioneer. d29-dS F-.j
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Leave phiajetpnla, Broad street, fci
Wilmington (axpress) II rs, 3 90, 20, "a
80, l92o, Il 40 II S. a. IN. OIL, 4o2, 20
0S, 81, 9 07, 81, II 10 and Ii ~ p. ID.
Accommodation, 8 80. 10 az a. Il I 81. 3 81
IS. s y s 50. 1903 10 A. and il AZ y. u.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Pr iladelphia (express). 100 asa. 1 90
u 20, IL 81 a. IN, sos, n and 7 e5 .. m.
Accommodation, 8 80 q. m, IL 10, 25,
s 30, 7 80, 9 50 p. m.
Foy Chester tcxpress>. I 20, II 81 q. M, S q
and I 90 p N.
Accommodation, $50 ., M, e 10, ! IS, $40,
7 40 An 9 30 p. u.
For New YORK tekoressi. z 90. 81 <o5.
7 20, Il 81 q. H., 08, b:i., Z os and 80 D. III.
For W est Chester, Via Lzm0ki:, 3 81 4. u
and 8 80 p. m.
BaltiMnre and wesh.ra ton. ! Is, axe s Ca
10 G6 an. IL 81, $50 Dim ted, and 1a5 pm.
iiottiinuTe, IA 10 nlSht,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for Wil
mipgtcn {rxprsss), IL ST. q 50, = 20, II, II 4;
q III 0 6r, IL 10, sSd IL "a D. @.
Accsn mediation, 8s5, 10 - a. M, IL 3S,6 le
8 SO ana IL e7 ?. N.
For further Information ossserge-s IRE ~
ferrs6 n TIE ticket ottice at Nv w. ticn.
TeA;ss marked thus t%lsys nniSe>i cIpr1ss
UPON ShioA sx;ts iSTe ia ouarSsd,
!, =. Won
tfol6rsi Fas'-pgeY AEhiia.
OsAnl NJ E. RuGe General NpnaxcY.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington & ailliRals ashiraa
Nov. 18TH, 1886.
Trains will leavs wilmington as follows

Trains will leavs Wilmington as follows:
Philadelphia (expressl.2 252, 1 co. 30,
90. 8 T. 80 ell, Q ~. q, u 81 li5i am
IL 80. 2 o., 90 "a 0 10 ana 06 p. ~.
accom- notation, . 40, Z %. 7 O3, 10 80 q. m.
2 80, 4 90, %, 9 90, 10 80 o. II.
For Chester texpressl. 0 80, 7 go. 8 81. . 10.
al, II 81, II 81 d. H., u o., ~ ~ and 0e
p. N.
Accommodation. 8 40, 7 90, 7 c6. SIS, 10 80,
q. M. 20, 20, 7 10, 8 81 a al 10 80 D. ID.
rev YcrE, q o.. 2 81, o. Q 0. : 90, 8 s.
10 o., II 81 q. M. sl2 aa, "a, = 90, 522, US
100. 10 sop. N.
For West hester, vita Lamokfn, $40 and
10 Il. N. 2 80 ami 4 90 p. n.
For Newark sui Intermediate stations
az 8. IN, Ia 81 and 0 Il p. N.
Baltimore and iutermedie to stations, 10 Ot
@. m, 8 81 y. IN. ~ IL % nlgnt.
baltimore and Say Line, Z 45 p. m.
baltimore aud Washington, rs, = 4e, 8 Of
10 o. II oja m IL "a. sly. ! ~, S 10, 10 q,
and 10 p. 10.
rams Tor delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 8 90, . 90 a. m, l. o., z ", so
Q 25 nd Ii 60 D. IN.
Georgetown and I,ewes, 8 80 a. m. and 8 81
ip. II.
ssea'ord Express, q SIP. m.
bairipRton, peinar and way statto1s,S .
q. no., IL Do D. n.
hxpress for Harrington, 3 so p. m. Wa.
ira in IS u. N
fxprees for Dover, Harrington and Del
mar, L b5 p ~. every day.
tranklin CITY. 8 % a. IN.
Express for Norfolk. IL SIS D. m. daily.
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NTILK-HAFINd GONE iS.J Al
WI milE busincss again, 1 am prepared
70 lurnifh Ihiik, cream, skin milk and but.
termilR Wholesale and rstail All osiars
left at my house VIII To served promptly.
GEO. q. TOWNS siY,
n22-t els West sth s'rast
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sI II sI rEpt il nsE.n mus, Sh BE-
eood waAher and ironer. Apply II 81 Je''
Setsoa street DIS u
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Nos1q = :, ,SaI soa ~ 4 AZ s +s! ey
sich OF the Legislature OF tne state q
Delaware for divorce from INV wife. Har.
sies ID. q ibenoa. JAMES u. IflBEKsOh.
nov2q1m
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DR., THEEl ~ s;: s:,i; :;:;

WNs HWGhlu n ~ af"asags Z I 5sss
tered Physician Surgeon u b"h schools philHdas lead
inK Specialist las Certificates diplomas rro,el for nj
private Diseases. important cases recent OF OLD, IN
Guiding Blood Poison. Diseases Of the SKIN Kidneys
other organs, Obstinate lrerr Thront affections
Nervous Debility. youthful iuprud'nee meinn
cioly strIeturc abuse Of so-callcd purely vegetable
medicine premature decline successfully treated ant
rapidly cured after all others fall. Relief at
Every one should read Dr. Thcels book "Truihr reiA
BILE medical treatise aud exposure OF enormous sSlndes al
vortised IN books pamphlets, circulars distributed by
diseases described terrible and hope
.ess. These writings condemned BY the chief nn
thories In medical science. and full Of bareced lies
only running those unfortunate~ who read them ~
e1aggcratug the condition Of the sufferers thev de
prye Of all hope and make them the victims Of dan
geroua meinncholta, Beware Of the ;" free prcserip
Il0ns.' reverends vendors Of patent medicines nnt
suohke individuals who with their remedy, pretenc
all imaginable diseases while true science teacher
that the remedy must change with the various stages OF h
disease. Hours 70 s. 6 TO r. Wednesday and SATURDAY
evenings TO 10 sundays toll. Write or call.
BE 1T KNOWN The o 1r msee ssv sr Sne
the only genuine European specialist in the city OF
Philadelphia. He made his stnde Tor years under the
world renowned Professors Jnhr a Mailer, his Gre
dcHta aested by the German Court and cOuntersgned
b. the American Legation, prove. Read ruth
Judge for yourself and save yourself from falling Int
he hands urets nders- and years of unhappines"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

TNLEtITItIu NOIIUE.
N FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WItnIEeroE, Dol, lee. II, SO.
Notice 10 hereby given Il ut tho annus !
meeting OF tho stockholders Of this bank
iii be hold ht the banking hpuse on Tuef-
dsy, the lltn day Of January. 1887, between
tIe hours Of \ and 4 u IN for the purpose OF
slec,ing nine sto ,k- holders 20 serve as direc-
tors the ensuing year.
dllte GEO. u. ARMSTkDN0, Caeh.
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E,oR -! BENT I. g.. smAA. .;.,,, .anek 4,
b use, good barn ana q green house, suirnuis
or florist or trucker. located within a
qua Ter Of q mile OF tho W. Il +. crossing 9 I
the h. i +. haiiroad, near Aliens brisk
yard. Apply to NtWrUN DEhh IOK SUI
dlJinlng the place. DIS btd-1twH
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Wa ~ iss a. $500 ..s, oAiI' E ~ II
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Nv 4, EN- y baE gIa aI.J.- SrREf Z
LER 2is Kias ' strs ss.s Apply a., b nd
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Water
- ~. Csy .saxsA ssA King So.

n. ~. CDR.Bt4en ~ .so8 49,
NM. ara now ready for 1857. IL paid on
hstors January 81. the fscs OF Dill; 10
S.pIusry 5 per cent will be added; in
March, 10 per cent
AMER M arch VI, Rrrutss may pc 1rsWns
sscounu str January viii be closed on
~ sist ct n. m.
ne e,operty naldsrs are charged with the
.s,sr rent. owners OF stables piease take
BOUT III persons are warned not TO supply i'd
.,,,onsl nxtutes or any premises With city
vater without Q written or printed permit
som this department. under penalty OF 90.
Once open frtm .. N. 70 Y N.
JOHN 5. uhUhE, hegistrar,
Deoember Q, 1850. d7.n
NvCTlCE-THE ANNUAL mEETIN q
~ Of the Farmers ASSOCIATION or REV
fastle County. for the recovery OF stolen
snrses. will bb held at the Board o! Trade
,aoms. corner fth and Market streets, VIII
minuton, delaware, on saturday, January
Sh 1887. at ip o'clock q. m, when officers
,or Inc ensuing year will DO elected and
amendments to bylaws proposed. Punctual
,ttendance OF members requested.
JAM rs n. hliFfECKER,
d23-6td. ltw Secretary.
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Gin 000 To LOAN AT 5PER GENT
UlUsVVu on mo;tgaes In sums to fuit
sbooo, Al per cent. III Gums 10 suit. J J.
flEkOE No. West Ttn street d!stf
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HtOk SALE-HUUSE NO. .o3 "LSI
lob street. Apply at sash factory al
itreet near Broome. n3itf
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ETOR SALE-TWU GOOD Pianos AT
y w each; one thiri cash, balance on
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SN'R SALE OR RENr-KkABE
- Ffanos nj the tuning and ropairi o.
establishment. 300 W. 6th st nIbu
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAuLnoA ID

General Fas'-ps.y Etiia.
CeAnl NJ E. TuuG General EDnaxcY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
THE STATUE.
THE FRENCH DELEGATES AND THEIR
AMERICAN FRIENDS
Doing New y Yorl1 Arrival of the
Presidential Party to Witness
the Unveiling To-Day.

New YORK, October 27.-The City
Hall, resplendent with bunting and flags
of all nations, was the scene to-day OF a
formal reception to the French delegates,
when the freedom of the city was pre-,
sented to them.
The hour appointed for the reception
was one o'clock, but the disagreeable
weather was a decided drawback to the
ceremonies, and it was two o'clock before
the affair began.
Mayor Grace presented W. Bartholdi
and the delegates to the president OF the
Board of Aldermen in the chamber OF
the Board, which was beautifully deco
rated with flags and emblems. The
Mayor made a short address Of welcome
i'm behalf of the Common Council of New
York, and alluded to the prominent
part France had in establishing our lib
erty.
The clerk read the resolutions grant
ing the freedom of the city to the French
guests, and NJ. BarthOldi answered the
Mayor
NJ Bartholdi spoke in English, with
some difficulty, and said 81 am deeply
moved by all the kindness shown me by
your people If look at my work |
feel somewhat ayerse to accepting 50
much honor, for cannot forget my fell
low-helpers in thie city, for such | must
call you
He was followed by NJ. Deschamps, who
spoke in French He compared our city
government to that of Paris, and said
that he intended to note our peculiar in
stitutions, and, if possible, introduce re-
forms in the municipal government Of
Paris After the Mayor had signed the
resolutions granting the visitors the free
dom Of the city the meeting adjourned,
and the company left the City Hall with
the Mayor to make a tour Of the city's
institutions etc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
Sad End of a Revolution.

New ORLEANS, October 27.-Advices
from Puerto Cortes, Honduras, are to the
effect that on the 10th instant General
Delgado, Lieutenant-C Colonel Buda, Com
mander Miguel Cortez, and Lieutenant
Gobrue Loyeno were taken from prison
at Corvayuaga and shot, in accordance
with the sentence pronounced by mill
tarv court-martial General DelgadO and
his comrades were leaders in the recent
fllibustering expedition that descended
upon the coast of Honduras in the inter
est of ex-President Soto. Contrary to
their expectations, the people did not
favor the revolutionary movement, and
they were quickly captured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The surgeOn-general of the army will
be appointed as soon as the President re-
turns.
The name Of Red Top" has been
fastened to Pretty Prospect, the Presi-
dents country place.
Verv few department clerks are going
home to vote Under Republican rule they
were all made to go.
There will be no assistance from Wash
ington this year in the shape Of campaign
funds. Seven days from election there
are fewer politicians in the city than ever
before.
There is an issue between the Secreta-
rv Of the Treasury and the District Com
missiOners as to report on S5OOOOO ap-
propriated for the District 10y Congress:
The Commissioners won't report, and
the Secretary wants to make them. The
Secretary smells ring.
The report from the chief of the rail
way mail service states that there are 81
railway postOnce lines in operation,
using 435 whole cars and l769 apart
mentS IN cars. uc dSSlCSdtC IChS III VI
railroad routes over which these cars ran
was 1iO,G12 miles The total length OF
steamboat routes was 1851. In handling
1929. .521 475 pieces Of mail matter, ,96O,-
443 errors were committed, or one error
to every 4,22S pieces.
The State Department confirms the in
formation cabled from Madrid thal the
United States and Spain have about
agreed to revival until January next OF
the commercial agreement OF 1884, IN
reference to discriminating duties. a
more definite treaty will follow. The
temporary agreement nullifies discrimi-
mating duties against imports into the
United States under the Spanish flag and
TO cuba aad Porto Rico under the United
States FLAG
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
NEW YORK STOOK MARKET.


New YORK, October H.-At the opening
to-day there seemed 10 be considerable or
ders to sell from London and the bears get
ting wind Of this offered the whole list
down
To-day being the first day of the fortnight
" account there, some stock, may have been
sold here in order 10 oayoid carrying over. Int
they have been absorbed here. Considering
that tomorrow is practically holiday in
many branches OF business, and that the best
elections. the way in which values hold
their own without being artifcially sus-
tanned argues well for them. We see moth
ing 20 cause Us in any way TO change our
opinions Traffic returns from every section
are surprisingly good, and they must be
fair index OF the status of trade throughout
the country. The market closed steady.
Money, 6 per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
Blaine's Game Blocked For Awhile.

PTTTsBURG, Penn, October 27.-The
special train carrying Hon. James g..
Blaine and party to the eastern part of
the State in addition to being an hour
late in leaving Pittsburg, was delayed
several hours by freight train wreck at
Boar Creek, just east Of JohnstOwn
This being cleared away another start
was made On reaching SOnnman station,
ninety-fve miles from Pittsburg, the
party were notified that hundreds Of tons
of earth and rock Obstructed the track
at Kittaning Point.
Three regular passenger trains ahead
of the special are also detained by the
land slide.
1t will require several hours Of labor to
remove the obstruction.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
Burned With Carbolic Acid.

CHICAGO, October 27.--A few days ago
w. H. Dillabaugh loaned his brOther-in-
law, George Spencer, $11. Last night Mrs.
Dillabaugh called at Spencers house to
get the money. Mrs Spencer advised her
husband to throw Mrs. Dillabaugh out.
He caught Mrs. Dillabaugh by the throat
and choked her until her screams aroused
the house. Then throwing carbolic acid
in her face, hurled her from the room. y
gentleman who roOmed in the house came
to her rescue and aided her in removing
the acid from her face and clothing.
Though the fluid remained but few mo-
ments upon her flesh, her face was Sc
verely burned, and she was nearly blind
ed. Spencer was arrested.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
Disastrous Freight Wreck.

CEDAR LAKE, ND, October 27.-A dis
astrous freight wreck occurred on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railroad at $3.50 o'clock this morning. A
heavy train of mixed freight for Chicago,
principally coal and cattle, was rounding
an abrupt curve, when lighter freighted
train overlook and crashed into it. The
caboose in the rear Of the first train was
wrecked and quickly commenced burn
ing. Two men were burned to death in
the ruins and several others seriously in
iured. The dead are supposed to be
stock men. The wreck was burning
when the passengers of train due at Chi
cago at 7;40 were transferred across at 8
o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
q Ride To Death.

MADISON WIS, October 27-The East
bound passenger train on the North
western road collided with wild engine
Yesterday in a deep cut fifteen miles west
of here Henry Schwenk, who was steal
ing a ride, was crushed to death, and
three railroad employees were badly hurt,
one, ii is thought, fatally. The engineer
of the wild engine, which was backing,
jumped after reversing the lever, but
before doing so the tender was thrown
upon the engine Of the passenger train,
and the locomotive broke away and
dashed eastward with no one on board.
1t raDxo Verona, about six miles distant,
where it was stopped 1t was said that
the blame attaches to the engineer of the
wild engine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28

LYNcHBURG, Va, October 27.-The
thrifty little mining town Of PocahOntas
was to-day again the scene of disaster
and death. About ? o'clock this morn
ing fire was discovered in the kitchen of
one of the principal hotels of the place.
There being no fire department the
flames were quickly beyond conuol and
spread rapidly, almost entirely destroy
ing the town. As many as sixteen busi-
ness houses were burned, including two
leading hotels Mr.. Joe Baber,
former merchant of this city, perished in
the flames, with a number of others that
have not as yet been found
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28

party to be given by the Prince and
Princess of Wales at Sandringbam.
The Reading PENN Iron Works has
increased the pay of all Of its operatives
4 late dispatch reports the arrival of
the President and party in New York.
The East Taunton Mass Old Colony
iron works were destroyed by fire yester-
day.
A bad freight wreck is reported on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago rail
road
The Penn iron works of Lancaster
Penn, has increased the wages Of its
operatives
Yellow fever is reported at Biloxi,
Miss. The place is cut of and no news
can be had
The National Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers have reelected all Of their
excellent officers.
At Chicago George Spencer threw car
bolic acid in The face of Mrs. Dillabaugh,
badly burning her.
The town Of Pocahontas, Va, was
nearly destroyed by fire, and one man
persisted in the flames
S. j. Mccall, an Ontario Canada trust
official, has absconded to the United
States with lots Of Doodle"
1t is reported that most Of the prelates
at the Catholic Conyocation are in
favor Of the Knights of Labor
Intelligence has been received from
Port Arthur Of great storms on Lake
Superior and heavy damage to shipping.
Dan. Lockwood, of Buffalo, has re-
ceiyed his commission as District Attor-
ney for the Northern district Of New
York
Governor Hill, Of New York, addressed
a Democratic meeting in Newark, n. j.,
last nlghl, ana speaks IN Ihliadelphid
tomorrow night.
Mr. Blaine's train on the Pennsylvania
line met with a serious delay, and he
had no opportunity to fire off his mouth
all day yesterday.
, The regular Democratic ticket carried
every ward in the municipal election yes
terday in Baltimore. All the independents
were showed under.
A trunk containing $4,000 worth Of
iewelry belonging to the agent Of Gin
cinnati firm was checked from Wakona,
No, to Kansas City Saturday on the
Wabash road and has not yet arrived.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-28
Indicted for Conspiracy.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, October 27.-The
grand jury to-day indicted Peter Nc
George, Of Lynn, and William Bokefor,
of Salem, for conspiring against the firm
of Charles Harrington q Co. The de-
PENDANTS, representing the Knights Of
Labor, came to Plymouth and ordered
out the men employed by f. p. Emery,
boot and shoe dealers, until Emery agreed
not to use Harrington's leather. The
case is without a precedent in the New
England States.
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Yellow Fever at Biloxi.

New ORLEANS, October 27-There is
some anxiety here about the situation at
Biloxi. No word has been received by
the papers here about the yellow fever at
that place for several days The wires
are working all right. 1t is conjectured
that the correspondents have been in
duced by the citizens of the town not to
send out reports. EiloXi is completely
shut off from all communication with the
rest of the world except by wire, the
quarantine being absolute This is like
" to be the case until there comes a
heavy frost
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NEWSY NOTES.
A DAYS DOINGS As WIRED FROM THE
TROPICS TO THE POLES.
A II ecord of the Worlds Haps
and Mishaps by
TELEGRAPH.
A Clean Sweep.

BALTIMORE, MD. October 27.-The
municipal election held in this city to-
dav resulted in the Democrats carrying
every ward in this city and sending the
entire twenty councilmen to the City
Hall. The majority in the city was
$4,000. Mr.. Robert J. Slater, who has for
many years controlled six or seven wards,
was showed under, not one of his candi-
dates being elected. In the wards com
prsing the Fourth Congressional district
(where the Hon. }. Y. l.. Findlay is seek
inc reelection as an independently the
Democratic majority was 300.