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Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
Fifth edition,
Dots.

Mrs. Clarence Buckley ba,
nom Masshallson TO Philsdelpbisn 0's
The old lights ut the Wa, w.,
being replaced By the Psnr. ,Md "
standard signal lights. ''i'@h
The Baptist Sunday School ,,.,.
niii meet this evening in Bst a'ss
The Shields Library Assoc,.,,,.
hold . fair In Institute Han i ho! VII
Christmas and New Years Dsv "sa
Taylor & Fullerton's dv,nsn,,. :,
cures dyspepsia in ell Its forms V r sl'il
q Fullerton, 800 King street. 1"s
Alfred Guest and family Of r.,
wine Hundred started TO- dsy ~ 'a ny
new homo ~ Los Angeles, Cal. w. A'a
Bess coffee; Ave pouads n, Il.
roasted; there In nothing liSs !, ny
money. Crippen's, 8 East ID 81 '''&
The Pusey g. Jones Co. bavs
trscted to build . steel, stern naS Az
wheel steam boat, 90 feet lone ytSUaa
beam, for parties In South Ansric.
Seven New Castle pupils ara A.,
Ing the Commercial College Of w.
Goidey In the Institute Buildlns !.
Eighth and Market streets.
A reward OF 81 will be paid q, a.
return Of Q bunch of Keys to tnls "s.a
lost near Second and Market strss,.
Saturday even ing.
Mrs. Ferguson and her dau,b.
Lizzie, OF Brandy vine Spring.. s ss
returned from three.weeks TIN
the West. p'
Proposals for the construction q, r..
first-class steel lightships for tbs O.,
eminent service are wanted by Vi.
Admiral Rowan.
A rattle on Saturday night 70, In
benefit OF Thomas Click, who has b.s |
sick and unable TO work for taree ye,n |
netted $40. Jan
Mis. Ford and family return thanh
10 Mayor Rboads and the sin gers nv
assisted 1t the requiem in st. Mari
Church on Saturday morning.
Mrs. Robert Graham, Vice Preslds,
OF the Aged Couples Home in Phi.
delphia, has been chosen by the NOrh
western W. O. T. U as delegate 10 d, |
convention ut Wilkesbsrre, Pa.
A thoroughly selected stock Of truyx
and the knowledge of adjusting props
ly; satisfaction guaranteed or mosy
refunded. N. B. Danforth, druREg
Second and Market.
Rev. h. W. Wright, pas tor OF Gru
Church, Brandywine Hundred. I'm |
acce ptsd call to the rectorship Of 81
James p. 4. Church, Newtown, Bush
County. Pa and will enter on bis a.
ties on the 7th proximo.
Postmaster TAy lor has received Oh
patch from Washington stating tAs
Mr.. Bell, supervising architect, will u
rive in the city tomorrow to inspts
the respective sites offered for . na
postoffice.
Wilbert Irwin has bsen spponld
superintendent of the Baltimore sd
Philadelphia branch of the BatimM
and Ohio Railroad Company vice NJ
Cornell, who has been transferred
other work.
l had always been much annoyelh
neuralgia and headache. at length
determined TO try Salvation OIL N
glad TO recommend IL, as 1t n ade q pa.
feet cure In my case. MARKS new,
50 Aisquith g., Baltimore, NJ
Il. A. Frock has been sent by h.
Carter, superintendent OF the p, WI
b. Railroad, to Alexandria, Va, Onh
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Raj
road, TO take the place Of clerk In y
freight department who ia sick. "
Frock will be absent some three Wah
more.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
FOURTH EDITION
yGacss ~ HassI Dell.

On ThursdAy afternoon the second
fell meeting will take place n Hazel
Dell Drivink Park, and ~ number Of
local fast horses have been entered the
event will NO doubt prove highly inter.
esting. The FIRST race win DO CALLED ut
1 O'Clock sharp, and the following horses
have been entered:
$40 class--George Drake, blk. m.
6adie D.; w. 8. Simmons, b. z. Mike;
o. Rothwell, b. m. Topsey; P. Pagan.
ID. m. Bell D.; Fl Durham, v. z. PROT
ocsins; T. d. Brown, br. q. Chester; T.
W. Denney, z. m. Bessie; r. Greenfield;
b. g. Harry D.; n. A. j. Springer, b.
m. Maggie; @. Smith. G. Bill,
8 90 clAss-T. D. Brown, blk. m ida;
John HAgan, b. g. Frank; W. W. Lob
dell, blk g. Prince; Frank Pordham, b.
|g. Tsff; T. B. Merritt, b. N. Bess; n. A.
u. Springer. .. 6. Frank; Il. Durham,
Ii. 6. Nitro Glyoerine; NJ. +. Hayden,
ID. N. May Bell.
2D0 olass-w. W. Lobdell, blk. z.
Frank; ] ". Reeve. b. m. Kate; NJ. II.
Hay den, blk. &. Dexter; h. Durham, g.
|g. Evan 9eline; W. Gallagher, r. N. Lii
lie g.; d. Wiiliams, b. m. Fannie 8.
Free for ALP. Pagan, =. g. Roam
Ben; W. A. Devices, .. e. Sandy.
There will be NO charge for admis
sion, and the w. & N. Railroad will
run trains from Third street bridge
every ten minutes.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Some OF the best rife shooting Of y
season was done at the Wilmnam|
Club rifle range. at Scheutzen Pni|
yesterday afternoon. There were thrz|
matches shot off by the club, one al
zoe yards range and the other two
100 yards range. For the best shot l
the 200 yards contest a prize Of %
badge was offered, which was captqIs
by j. B. Bell of the Sunday Star, II
following IL the ecore In the badge e,I
test match: J. B. Bell, 101; c. HelrtI
Sr., 81; W. II. Seeds, 81 H. simpss|
81. Il. A. Heinel, So; G. Carleton
w. A. Bacon, SO
The following is the score in them|
ond match 100 yards range: J D. S
100; Il. A. Heinel, 1C9; q. Heine, "
1O7; w. II. Sseds, 107; Il. Simpson, "
G. Carleton, 105. W. A. Bacon, III.
The third match at 100 yards rssu.s
as follows: j. B. Bell, ia; y, hsp1|
ST., 100; w. r. Seeds, 10Th. A, Hsl,s|
107; O. Carleton, 100; II. Simpson :
w. A. Bacon, 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
Came Grief.

Last Thursday man named Ryan,
with another named Galloway, got on q
street car on Front street near King,
taking their dog with them. The driver
informed them that 1t was against the
rules to allow dog on the car, when
some words ensued, which resulted In
the two men assaultine the driver. He
however succeeded In getting them of
the car, and afterwards swore out war
rants for their arrest. They were not
unprecedented until yesterday, ard had a
hearing before Squire Vandegrift last
|evening, when Galloway was fined SIS
and costs, and Ryan was held In 5000
bail to answer at the Municipal Court
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.
n our RagulaI Corraanandant.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. Is, 1886 -
The President has been off on another
fishing and hunting trip to the very
great disappointment Of crowd Of
Democratic Office seekers who have
been waiting and watching for an
opportunity TO get at him. There was q
melancholy and angry crowd about the
White House when they found Mr.. Cleve.
land had skipped by the light of the
moon.
The President surprised his friends by
appointing young Ben amin Folsom. q
cousin Of his wife, to the important con.
sulate at Sheffield, England. The sur
prise was caused by knowledge of the
Presidents disliEe for appointing the
relatives Of high officials and influential
people to office. 1t was only the other
day that he rebuked Auditor Shelley In q
most caustic letter for appointing the
sons OF Senators Pugh and Harris to
clerkships In his office, although they
bad passed civil service examination.
The President forced Mr.. Shelly to re-
woke these appointments This letter of
his called forth words Of burning praise
from the Mugwump press. The ap-
pointment of the youthful and inexperi-
enced Folsom to an important office,
where thorough COMMERCIAL knowledge
is necessary TO satisfactorily perform its
duhfs, will give Secretary Manning an
to make good point on the
President.
There is child at the White House. 1t
Is girl, and her name Is May Cadman,
and..she is a cousin TO Mrs. Cleveland. She
attends school at the Franklin build
ing.
The Pretty Prospect place is nearing
c 1mpletion. 1t is the intention of the
President to have Mrs Folsom occupy 1t
and keep 1t open for tereat for himself
and Mrs. Cleveland when they wish TO
escape from the dear public. No ex-
pense will be spared IN fitting up the cot
tage. X.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

DR.. Miller, who for some time past
has resided with his brother at No. 1905
Market street, started ont, as was his
custom, 10 take a walk .ast Wednesday
morning, and up to the present time
has not been heard from. He generally
TOOK wa every fine morning and re
turned about noon, but once or twice
previt usiy no has gone away and re.
NAMED FOR day or Two. He has q
brother in Philadelphia and one in
Camden ana 1t is possible that he is al
oBe OF their houses, but as nothing
definite is IN pwn nis relatives are some.
what alarmed for fear that lie may have
met with an accident. He is a retired
army surgeon, somewhat eccentric In
his habits. and has no; practiced msdi
cine for several years.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

The window Of the tobacco store OF
Edward Ray, ut No. 5 East Third
street, was again broken last night, but
Ms some men at Third aud King streets
heard the crash Of the glass and pur.
sued the scamps, they did not succeed
In getting anything Mr.. Rays window
was broken q few weeks since and q
number of segars and some tobacco
stolen, and since then he has kept very
little stock In there.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
Tho Ledger Set Right.

The Philadelphia Ledger, In referring
to the end of the morocco strike in this
city, said that the morocco manufac.
turers had promised not to dlscriminat
against the Knights of Labor in the
employ ment Of hands. The Morocco
Manufacturers Exchange met last even
ing and Instructed their secretary Il
notify the Ledger that they had re
ceived no notice of the strike being de
clared off, and they hid made nc
prom ise az stated.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

George Friend, who was held By
Judge Gam ms yesterday morning on
q charge OF the larceny Of hat from Q
conductor on the p W. & B. Railroad
had anal hearing this morning. The
evidence showed that the accused was
. passenger on the accom- mod alton
train from Philadelphia. which
reached this city about 10 O'Clock lasl
Sunday icorning, and that the conduc
tor saw him take tho hat and put 1t In
side HE coat where It was found by O
police officer after he left the car. Tn,
Judge committed him In default o.
500 bail for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

The funeral of Solomon Cook, who
was accidentally killed ct Harlan &
Hollingsworth's shipyard last Friday,
took place yesterday afternoon from hii
late residence, No. 852 Spruce street,
and was largely attended. Warwick
Castle, No. 8, K. g. E., OF which he wat
10 member, attended in . body, rs did
also his fellow workmen from the ship
yard. The interment took place ut the
Old Swedes' Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
A Musical Attraction.

Besides the fact that the celebrated
singer John r. Sweeney, at the concert
at Union M. 4. Chnrh, on Thursday
night pext, q couple of boys. Charlie
and Harry Pierce, will be present with
their mouth organs and will play q
number OF sacred hymn Duets. They
have never appeared in public yet, but
they will certainly make their mark in
musical circles.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
PYLE &
LICHTENSTEIN'
gao MARKET STREET.

We are now ready for fall ano
winter business with a large lin,
Of new goods selected will
great care from Philadelphia
New York and Boston markets
We made our selections early
and feel confident that we car
suit the most iastidious.
Our Cloak Department j!
complete with a beautiful line o
goods. We have a full line o
Wraps, Visites, Seal Coats
Jackets and Newmarkets, made
OF Frizzas, Seal Cloths, Plushe.
Boucle, Berlin Twills, Astrach.
an, Diagonal and Beavers, made
Of best materials, handsomely
cotton up with good, heavy sa.
tins and trimmed with gooc
grades offur, beavers and pushes
and at as low prices as has ever
been known.
Our Dress Goods Department
is full to overlooking with a large
assortment Of Black Cashmeres
Silk Warp Henriettas, Silk Mix.
lures, Black Silks, Tricot Cloths
Hairline Cloths in 90 different
styles, SO, AZ and 54-inch, Cloth
Suitings, Velvets, Tricotines
Silk in fact, we have as nice {
line as can be found anywhere
and at prices that are as low, i
not lower, than the lowest. W.
not only have the differen
grades, but our assortment 0
colorings is complete.
Blankets and quilts we have
from 50 cents to SIS a pair, anc
plenty of them. We took ad
vantage of the market whel
| wool was low, and Can now offe
at retail what is being asked 70
| some Of them in the WHOLESALE
| markets.
Our Hosiery, Glove, Motion
and Trimmings Department
are in elegant condition.
We have a complete line c
| Kid, Silk and Fabric Gloves
Handkerchiefs, Zephyrs, Woods
Knit Goods, Laces, Braids
Fringes, Stockings, SmaI
Wares, Buttons, &C., in all tn
new and desirable things, and a
surprisingly low prices.
| In Ribbons, as usual, we ar
ready with all the new color!
and still have the control &c
this market for the well-know
Coronet Ribbons, which is tn
most popular brand in thi
country, and for quality an
price cannot be excelled ; a
though the price of raw silk ha
advanced, we still sell at OF
usual low prices. In Ladies
Mems, Misses and Children
Underwear we have a full lin
in all grades and sizes, at tn
lowest market prices.
i Buying all our goods from in
porters and manufacturers d
rect, and at their lowest cas-
prices, we will enable our man
patrons to save money by buy
ing of us.
4. Manufacturing all our ow
garments in quantities, and d.
ing strictly hrst-class work, "
will save our customers S.
$40 on each garment, as the
will save the fabulous price
that the New York manufa
turers ask, and we carry at a
times a full assortment Of size
., We employ competent Gu
. tiers and filters, and have faci
ties for pleasing every one. O
arrangements are such this Sc
son that we can make to ord
D a garment within six workir
. hours after the order has be,
given.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
New @. A. r.. Headauarters.

The Council of Administration o.
Smyth Post, No. l, q. A. R., will rem,
the third story Of the building No. sos
King street, as meeting room and head
quarters. This action has been: rendered
necessary by the RAJ id increase In the
membership. which now numbers $40
with new recruits coming in almost every
meeting night.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
United states District Court,

The United States District Court met
this morning, but there being no cases
ready for trial % court was adjourned
until January, and the juries discharged
until that time. One person was nat.
uralized.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

1t is said that great many English
M. are visiJiDg this country This sea-
son. / asked Jinks what they came
for. He said he supposed Ito marry
sof -pated, millionaire women, to talk
the fellows out of their money, who
want to be fooled, 81 to lay In q sup
ply Of DR.. BULBS Couph Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
mo, NOT STRANGE

That public should find that hsve just
ceiyed large line Nan and Boys Medium Clothing
the correct thing fall These goods bought
VERY low and will sold prices below the manufacturers
you call and them. These goods not of the
usually sold and below COST These goods
guarantee represented.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Henry @. Conrad, chief supervisor OF
Federal elections In Della ware, having
received formal application for the ap
pointment OF election supervisors at the
election for Congressman on Tuesday,
November Q, has requested the chair
men Of the respective executive com
mittees OF each party 10 name those they
wish appointed.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

TOTICE-l, PARKER MASON. THE
IN tenant Of the house situated at No.
s24 French street. In the Sixth
ward OF the city OF Wilmington, county
of New Castle and State OF delaware,
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the Genera | Assembly In ouch case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing TO the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De-
livery of the State Of Delaware. in and for
New Castle County, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF Nov, A. ID. 1885, being the next term
OF said court, for license for SAID house as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of In
toxicating liquors in lees quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens OF said
yard recommend the said application, viz:
as A Anderson OF VAIL
" N l. Weeks Albert Williamson
q h Smith Silas Murray
Il Fred w Heiss Geo Batson
simeon Hood VIM p Hannum
ID q Sharper Hugh Lynch
/ J ohm Mason coward Ward
lThos II mason VIM Blacss.on
/ J ohm ii Sule Vim Is Holland
Vincent Berry Michael Malloy
l Jas Harding Lodis X P Henry
| Thos Donnelly Isaac Murray
| eetlq-3t PARKsR MASON.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market SIS

We show an elegant line
of Blankets and never had
them cheaper.
A fine large-sized Blank
ct handsomely bordered,
walls of troy, red and blue,
l$3.S5 per pair.
An extra size and weight,
wide borders, silk tapped,
$3.50 per pair.
Our large-sized and ele-
CANT "Polar" blanket is sure
to give you satisfaction; $3.50
from So SO.
We have three small lots,
Iabout 80 pairs,of white blan-
kets, which are marked at a
low price to close out. ST.,
l$2. So per pair.
Comfortables of all kinds
land qualities, of prints and
satteens, plain and quilted.
Isl to s..
We have four magnih-
cent patterns Of Barnsley
Double Damask table linen
of superb quality, with nap
kins to match, s., from $2.5o
| A heavy Scotch linen, halt
bic ached, full two yards
wide, is good value at 50
certs per yard. Another, ]
narrower, so cents
| We display a full line Of
Jersey Cloths for children's
land ladies' wear. all new
styles and coloripgs, soc per
lyard.
The prettiest of all in Jer-
sey Cloths are the Elder
!lDowns. They are in checks,
browns, blues, blacks, and
garnets, beautifully toned
and combined, IS cents.
Another fifty dozen Of
those bargain Initial Hand.
kerchiefs-all pure linen
hemstitched and hand en-
.!broidered letters, II cents
leach or So per dozen. It:
a little early to anticipate
christmas, but you'd better
! A few Satteen Corsets, ir
; "a to 80 only,reduced to 5ot
q cents from 81 to clear the lot
Il We said the other day
n Carpets are as low now as
they are likelyto be. Here:
-. 1.-THE list again:
= Tapestry Brussels, SO, IS
Tvs, 85,with borders to match
Five Frame Body Brus
: seis, 81 per yard with Dor
!. ders to match.
81 Halls and stairs the same
Il Atwood extra Ipgrains, 7!
h cents. Not quite SO good
Il but all wool, IS cents.
81 The best in style ant
d quality for so cents we eve
II sold, but not all wool.
, A reduced lot Of goot
Is carpets of last seasons style
ss IS, 81 and 40 cents.
RI That these low prices ant
he /. our splendid assortmen
n M have been appreciated it I
az only necessary to add thu
'ss fifty-three orders for carpet
have been laid within tn
Hast week.
Ok Ok Fifteen people, seller
is sewers and tackers do it, an
ns you can be served prompt
" here with either new or Of
oe work.
a Again another lot of thos
in in Turcoman Curtains, Alg'
np rian borders, at So rs pc
We pair---they go quickly. Gu
ed d tain poles, brass or woo
Ii trimmed, 81 cents per vii
dow gives a good windo
H. drapery for little money.
~ VIM. B. SHARP,
Ilk
no Fourth and Market streets.
lp-
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
Casa Diamissed.

Michael Urso, an Itslisn, anu oI Isll
Conyer, colored, were before .a vi N
Cummins this morning chsrsvwa MAN.
the larceny of Q watch from m'. ID
Msany. The prosecutor was .a IN i
mason and the two men Weto "A
employ. Yesterday morning '1 ~ Istbs
engaged on some work at NO nj, I'd
house, when Meany took on H. ~ nj
and left 1t in the yard with s .nI ID
in the pocket. He Afterwards .o bops
away and did not return for t ssa Nd
when he found that some one n'I a .
the watch during his absenSe, vard
accused were at work In the .y;rh 4
had them arrested. but the s " Was avs ID
not found on them, neither , w y
any direct evidence to snow ~ ' cass 4
had taken it, consequently the '''
dismiseed,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co.
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.
DIED.

DIED.
MANTON-In Philadelphrs, on the 18th
inst. kmna p. wife OF John =. Manton,
and daughter Of the late Howard l.. Guy
Of Wilmington. aged 80 years.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Yerger's picture frame deIot removed
to 4l9 shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

ut lowest prices at Harman's, 40 Kin
str e.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Picture frames and looking-glass
frames rsgilded ct Yerger's, 419 Shipley
street. First-class work only. Refer
enoe given II required,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

in walnut, cherry or mahogany at Hsr
mans, 4l0 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

NUrICE-WE ESPECIALLY DHSIRE
IN 70 have 1t known that MIR. John T.
rorter Is not employed by us, and has no
connection whatever with our business,
ols-3: FERRIS BROS,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19
uanubiioaa Nominees

Republican Nominees Nv
The complete ticket na% %sst. % =
Republicans of Red Lion Es' nj
urday, October 0. is as follows l, :uJIssles.
Reybold, Levy Court ComlptIIIsp
Isaac a. Ubil, Assessor; w y GsrdS|
Price, Inspector, and Jesse
Road Comm issioner.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Drunk and Disorderly, ID
George Weber was b Dssisrssd !
being drunk and es,n;depss,
Judge, after hearing the s'
yo.ed a fna of rs and COSTS
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

Cham Der suits' ak
Walnut, ash, cherry, an u
At Harmau's' 40 king o"
Daily Republican., 1886-10-19

CROUCH on Cstarrn d
corrects offensive odors at op cssss J
plete cure Of worst osa;Obthsrss
uneQualed IS esrgle f or a'p'
throat. foul breath, oOc'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-24

were 365, 1888 pensioners on she rolls, COM
posed Of 265 9j4 Army invslfds; S0,l62
widows, minor children and dependent re-
lasions; 1883 Navy invalids; 1877 Navy
widows, minor children. etc.; 1889 surviv.
ors OF the war of 1912, showing a loss dur
ing the year of !. 406 of this class. The
amount paid fer pensions during the year
was S63, 1871. 1891 81.
An Ancient Masonic Order.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23.-Two thousand
members of she Ancient Arabic Order Of
knights Of the Mystic Shrine. one OF the
highest orders OF Masonry. are In attend
ance upon the knights Templar Conclave.
The order is OF Arabic origin, and as the
Arabic year ended tonight At IL O'Clock
the initiatory services ct that hour partook
OF musical interest. Two hundred candi-
dates, mostly from this city. were initiated.
The elaborate costumes. rich jewels, mys-
tic emblem and rites rendered the services
most impressive.
A Railroad Collision.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 23.-Two freight
trains on the Missouri Pacific railway COL
lided this morning 80 miles past this city.
Two trains met on q curve. and both were
ditched. George Cowles and John Light,
OF Sedslis, engineers Of the trains. were
both killed, and the two fremen injured.
The wreck took fire, and about 10 cars were
burned with their contents. Seven we're
loaded with hogs, cattle and sheep, which
we're burned or MANNED, and many Of she
carcasses we're burned. The passenger
trains were delayed several hours.
Rack 20 h white House.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The President
and his wife. accompanied by Mrs. Folsom
and Colonel and Mrs. Lamont, returned to
Washington last night at 9 o'clock. Quite
q crowd OF men, women and children had
assembled TO see the Presidential party.
They were driven at once to the White
House. Postmaster General and Mrs. VII
las met the party at the Executive Man.
sion, and remained chatting with the Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland for IN hour.
The President 10 slightly sunburned, and
looks in excellent health.
Nothing Definite Can be Learned.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Noshing can be
learned as the State Department respect
ing the new commercial treaty with Great
Britain described in dispatches from OF
tAws. II Is neither denied nor admitted
that such q treaty lie in process OF negotia.
ton by Minister Phelps.
Body OF q Raper Found.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 23.-While hnnsing p
the woods near Millen to-day q negro found
the body of David Wilkerson. another
negro. lynched over . week ago for outrag'
ing asRhite girl.
severe storms.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Severe storms essi
OF this city interfered seriously with the
telegraph service in the East this forenoon