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Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
EUROPEAN NEWS.

CAIRO. Sept. 27 To day M. Lawson,
q Russian subject. acting % agent Of
lsmail Pacha, the ex Khedive OF Egypt,
and with the aid Of number Of armed
A ban ,Ans se!z d the Ismailia Pa lace,
which the ex-Kh edive claims as his
property. M. Lawson subseq,er tly
withdrew from the palace at the In
stance OF the Russian Consul.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, the
British minister, has hastily returned
TO Cairo to investigate the matter. /,
Is understood that NJ. Lavison's motive
was to force the Tribunal to take cogni-
zance Of the ex. Kheiivs's claim.
MUNICH, Sept. 27.-The COL dition oil
X ng O.to is bt coming worse. He re-
Eases warm food, but devours grea'
quantities Of nd viaids. Often in the
middle OF the nishs he talks loudly &c
himself and gesticulstes wildly. II,
In 'ists upon remaining In solitude
Green Marie OF Bsvaria to-day visited
her son ct Furstenried.
MADRID. Sept N.-Thirty irsurgenti
who took part In the recent revolt ap
pesred In the village of Corona yester
day. A number " ere wounded. Thes,
were left IN the village, and the other
then made their way across the frontie
into France.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Court of ChancerJ.

The Court OF Chsncery cow
the Court House yesterday q
with Chancellor Saulsbeiy
bench. Argument was head
CASE against Ford * Ryan, whu
charged lad violated the hj
granted al the request o. the j,
Moore Paper Company forbiddlI
polluting the waters OF Silverb.,
refuse from their morocco faC,or
WAS shown that'the violation d
junction was uLiutentionsl the 4
dismissed with the costs third
Ford & Ryan, and the iu1
against them continued. Tld
represented By Hon. George q
William G. Spruance, and ths|
& Moore Company by BradfOrd
desIist, Henry K. DUPONT and
salisbury, Jr. The remand
day was occupied in granting 4
and hearing arg ument on dem
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

EiRhty-tix battle-scarred vetej ans Of
DUPONT Post, Nd. 2, OF this city, headed
py the First Regiment Band-20 pieces
stepped fl W lightly at the tap Of the
|dru n last night as they old when the
ALARM drum Of 1861 called them to duty.
They presented quite an imposing APP
pear anco as they marched out Delaware
avenue to the new Baltimore and Phila-
delphia depot and took passage In q
train on that road for Philadel phia, to
visit Scott Post. No ia. G. A. R., OF
that city.
They were met ut the depot tbtre by
| q delegation of 90 members from that
Post led by q baud from the Sold .ers'
Orphans Home. A march OF between
Two and three miles over cobbje stone
pavement To the Pest room seemed but
b tquare or two under the inspiring
martial music of the bands. Arrived
nc the Post room the B.ue Hen q
Chick ems were received In royal style.
Spec ches were n ale By John Stewart,
| assistant general of the q. A. r. oil
Penn sy lvanis, Companion Taylor, edi
tor OF the Scout and Mail, and DR.. Fur
| gusoo.
Amongst the members OF DuPonl
Post who made speeches were Dom
mander p. h. Ayars and ex.Comman'
ders Litzenberg, Ross. Gregg, Whee.er
and Harry u mmerman sung "Ameri'
can STAR" Four tables spread the
whole length OF the hall 2roaned be-
meath the good cheer and bounty spread
upon them and TO which ample justice
was done by visitors and visiGei. Du'
Pont Post arrived 81 home this morn
lug about 3 O'Clock, bringing with
them several appropriate tos ems of es.
TEEN presented to them.
One OF these IL large banner hand
somely painted on CANVAS with unique
represt ntations. Ga Que side an old
lady with u frili cap on Is scattering
corn on the Rr0ubd, calling "Come
jhome, chiliIen," From tho othor side
la large blre men and her brood are
tru.hiug To the cd lady, say ing I'VE
ar Coming, mo.h.r."
l In u rustic nest juvenile but
is N Akirg irs appearance from an egg
and ABOVE sils the b.ue rooster survey
ing the scene with very Pleasant ex
tprs ssiJn OF countensDce. The pictur'
will be- the better understood when /
lis stated that Scott Post organized Du
Point Post, aud is therefore the motne
lof IT, Amongst other presents Is
large G. A. Il rug, covered with srm.
EN- Dlems, and miniature banner.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
DIR. Buttermore Attemp,s s,,,

HARRIsBURo, Sept. 27.-It was
to-day that since DR.. Smith Bntt,
OF Fayette County, the Come
Hospital conspirator, has been in !,
has taken two large doses of ch,ots
1t can not be said to certainty 4
did so with suicidal intent, altbor
has frequently wished himself dead
his Incarceration. In his satcheI
into prison with him was A ba
chloral, which he drank 8 on after
left lone. The next day he wrote
prescription, and 1t was prepared
neighboring drug store, no su
being entertained, as he is a pbv
1t was chloral, and on Friday n
very sick. The prison physician
the cause, and searching his catch
empty chloral bottle was found.
were then given not to permi,
have any drugs whatever, and he \
carefully watched.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Judge Ludlow's Will

The will Of the late Judge ia,
Ludlow of Philade lphia, who ii
week. was ad limited 10 probate
city Monday. The viii is very
occupying but half u page of /
paper, and Is In the handwriting
decedent The will Gays: II
my executors 10 iucur at my fua
expense not abe olutsiy Ieaui;e
estate IL small, and my wife az
dren ought to have every dollar d
support. Let no false pric g d!CI
tentatious display, for after ID
departs from the body 1t matter
what becomes OF that boly go ID
decently buried. God will proI
dust, and on the resurrection day
all together and reconstruct it
ing to His sovereign rite d
devlses his entire ettate TO his wi
appoints ter guardian of their d
and executrix Of his will.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
KENNARD & 60
G23 MARKET ST.

lNh1kltF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or
= writ of Levari Faclas, to me directed,
Will exposed to pubic sale, at the Cour,
House, on MsrRet street between Tenth and
Eleventh tire ts, In the city OF Whining ton,
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
IT he l4TH LAY OF OCTOBER, A, d, $50
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following de cribed real est to, viz:
All that certain trsc: or parcel OF marsh or
meadow land .ituate In MiddIeb ltoegn
marsh in said comfy OF New Castle bou ID.
ed and de CRIB sd rs follows, to vi
| BssinpinL at stase on the southerly eide
OF M II Crtek at co rner Of land no or late
OF samuel X cbardson, theLce by sail land
| Is nth 1876 deg ees east b parches to a II
o ASHTON X Jardst n. thence thereby north
II eg' ees east / $40 perch es. thence by ths
ls me south degrees east rs $40 peIches t
the site Ct the IN lrsh road, thence dovI
said road eide north s2l4 degrees east i9 9 II
Dsrch,s 3 corner Ct J I'm atlmer, there,
by thai land north NJ degrees wes. rs 5.i
IpercfIs 10 The ride u MIN Greek aforetaid
la thence u, the came by thu severa
tourtes Thereof about "a per, he to the pac,
h glnLing, containing rs acres rood ant
7 per, hes Of ma sd or inet dow la nd be tn
| sam more or less
seized ana taken in execnti, N as tn
prop 'rty OF Karl opecht and Mari Solon
his W fe, and to be cold By
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sherltf's Office, Wilmington, Sep.ea- b
I23, A. d., 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Two Desperate Convicts Shot.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Sep. 27.-
Two couyicts COL lined in the Northern
Pee i;entiary, Frank Whiting and Chas.
Havens, o-dsy made their third IN
successful ATTEMPT TO escape. Both Of
them have been wearing hall and
chain, but they managed to file tn 30
of and at so this morning, when a
switch ergiLe, witch had been st W. rk
inside the wslls, s'srted 10 pull cut
through the / ortiz gate, the two IN, n
sudG.nly broke frnnl their work
benches, knives and hammers in har d,
and ran Gown stairs, past the second
floor TO the ground, reaching there just
is the engine came a.ong. The fire man
was alone IN the cab. Whiting jumped
on and, sizing the fireman by the
throat, threw Llm o.. one side, while hi
pulled the throttle wide open. Haven'
had crowded iltJ tie cab in the mean
time and the fireman jumped off.
When the engine vas within zen fee
OF the gate al running at Ispid rat'
of spetd, q guard stationed en- the wal
shot Within through the heart. Kill in(
him Instantly RaveIs chung to tn,
elne until we'll outside when b,
jun ed and AIRED for cornat Id will
"A guard cl9se upon him Ravens
ankle had been sprained in jumping
aud finding himself unable to get away
he turned fercely upon the guard AM
was hot In the head, the bullet glanc
ing around his skull and only slight.
stunning him He was locked up. Til
engine was eau ht by yaldman an
stopped. WhlliLg and Ravens, slthoug
both under 20 years Of age, were tt
most desperate characters in the pen
lentiary.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
FIFTH edition
A Young Hu.bnna,. -

Frederick Fegley, a von. '.ae
Reading, Pa, commlt,e1 s suiI,, NJ
day afternoon, under mos, d,i
circumstances. He inyi,ad h nas,rs
to lake q walk with hin n a,S %
east OF the city. Whsn the ~ Jog
. lonely spot Frederick su1dsr"o
. pistol from bis pocket anS y =
brother could interfere bs n 'slo
weapon Into his mou,h and s y Y
fell over, dead, the ball passin 1,ei
back part Of his head Fass, op
married only several months 's,eI
furnished o house pre- parator, as1
Ing into 1t. His wif.'s Dare,,s "
TO their daug hter leaving boO 20!
wanted the couple to live WIN
Three weeks ago Fegley wen, !.
house and lived there s,one HI
at the diotstion of her psren,s u .ad
to 90 with him, and still liv ~.
her parents. This brooced on ,ha
name mind. and led 10 h ia sn i1
was about 20 years Of age AND
working mechanic.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
DIED.

HnBsON-Ou the 10th OF Sep emSer, Fran
els Robson, In the saith year Of his age.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully In.
vitea TO attend his funeral from his late
residef C, in Cnristisna Hundred. Cd Thurs
day: at IL O'Clock a. IN. Intermsnt at Lower
Br4ndywlne Cemetery.
WOOURUW-On the 9Th inst, Lizzie X IL,
wife of Simeon woodrow, ased 40 years.
Funeral from he. late re idence, Ne.
East Second street, on Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Services at the house. Inter.
ment private.
WELDIs-In Brandywine Hundred, on the
9th inst, efary Weidin. aged II years
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited TO attend her funeral from her late
residence on rnursday, at IL cock. Inter
ment at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Services
at The church. 7
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
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Warm Wes ther.

The weather Ii unusually warm fol
the season-the mercury In the Their
mome'er In our office window indicat
ing at 2 O'Clock this afternoon SO de
grees, being within eight degrees Of the
hot day In July. There have no,
been more than ten or hiteen days
this season that the Thermometer indi'
Gated a greater degree of heat, and we
do not suppose that there ha, been O
hotter day than this in Septem ber for q
number Of years.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
KENNARD ( CO

We have just opened
,ooo Ladies' Linen Hem
stitch IIandke schlefs, Fancy
Borders, at 9 cents.
This line OF Handker-
chiefs is not surpassed any
where for style, quality and
price. And the last number
we sold confirms all we say
,about them.
They are a great specially
with us, as we are constant
ly in the market buying the
newest things as they ap-
pear, thus keeping the a.
sortment fresh and desira-
Ible. We also show a beau
Itiful line OF Embroidered
and Fancy Handkerchiefs
from IS to so cents and
very fine grades Up to $500
each.
Gtntlenen'a Linen Fancy
| Borders in large variety, al
IS cents.
Gentlemen's Fine Hem
stitch, at IS, 81, IS and As
cents.
A super b real Irish Linen
Handkerchief, not surpassed
anywhere in America fol
genuine value.
Also Woven Borders
Linen, I2I cents.
i Children's from S cents
uo. We Go not sell any
cotton handkerchiets, how
ever low we quote prices.
A live cash business, quick
turning out of stock, low pr
ss'ces in all departments.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
PoiitlcaI,


The Democratic St..e Convention oil
NV Jersey met Tuesday In Trenton.
The State Executive Committee, Moh-
day mis- ht, decided upon Judge Johr
Westcctt Of Camden for temporary
chairman, and Clerk in ChanceIy NC
Dtrmott will probably be the perms
Dent presiding lficer. ConRr es'Dan 4
S. GIe.L of L ..ion IS said TO DO 'easil,
in Tie lead Tor th3 nomination 10
Governor
TIE Proh.b t.on'sts o; Luzsrene
county held . convention yesterday In
Wi kesbarre % tahe action against thei
organ, the Wa. chfire, in repu diatinl
Mr.. Wolfe and re moving his lame from
the head Of the ticket last week alsO
10 oppose the call for a new SJat1 Con
veuuon. Il solutions we're Adopted do
nourc ng tine &C ion of the Watct fi.e
AID announcing the intention o, ;h'
Convention TO support tho ClisiDs
ticket as nominated at HarfisbuIg las
month
Much excitement was created in DO
litical circles IN QleeI's County, New
York, on MuICa5, by the announce
ment that ex.JOugr,ssman j. W. Co
vert would enter the contest for tn
nom ination for Congress q. aiBst PER-
BE lmont, who, 1t was believed, woui
have "a wax over" Mr. Covert ha
writ ten lie ter consenting 10 the use Q
his name in convention.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Charged with Highway Rsl

ELKToN, Md, Sept IN
John A. Richey, OF the eigh'l
Pleasant district, brought 'oI
jail tonight John Madden, y
committed by Magistrate
Armstrong on the charge OF ~
John Roney on the pubic MY
tween Conowingo and Olk71
roboing him of 81 20 Eoney
Smith and Eliza Wilson vi
mitteG az witnesses in GsfsuA
honey is n travelling tiuEer,
others are said to be tramp
face shows signs of bad us2S'j
grand jury OF this term o. Y
been discharged they will ha7l
In jail until Dseemhsr'
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Wasting SONS of Tempe

The various divisions OF =, v
Temperance of this city mT \
T., McClary Building, = ls ~,
and were eloquently adG i n
worthy Patriarch b a. I 1
Phil adelphis, William Al. a !
same city, ard 2. ID. ha a ara
more, Nd. Addresses "e lid
By 6 W. P. Robert L OtS
Beatty, s. N. Fogg and 0'n
Wilmington divisions
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
NOTICE.

l insert this card to inform my
friends and the public generally
that l have only removed my
residence and not my business.
lit will be continued as usual
until disposed of, and l am still
Offering great bargains to any
persons needing goods in my
line. 1t will pay them to exam
inc my stock before purchasin
elsewhere.
s24.6J 3ll Market st.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

! A vi eel on carriage driven by en-
Sheriff Martin was smashed this morn
ing by catching in the track Of the city
hallway. The timely c,tching Of the
Ihcrse by spectators prevented . run
avs; srd further damage.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

The sale o: COWS BIZ Promo
rick, at CeRtreville, o. MOI
quite we'll attended, and pflN
from S45 20 SIS, making Oh :
S50.25 for freth COWS
At the sale OF Mr. Ro9e
cordville, L W. stidham q
iioneers, prices did not diD7'
from the above, the average
ing but little below 500 4,
at the sale at Chadd's foS1
same day, much lower Prices
tanned, aud the average p.'1
reach $40, some pretty IA iail y
calves selling as low as go ~
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
The site for the Postof

Collector Pickles will r ss,
posaIs until noon on the iS. !
Der tor a suitable site for ,us
lie buildings, authorized p',
70 be erected in our city. a J
IN nst be 140 by ITO feet ara y
the corner must be lao py :,
alleys adjoin their width i
Quoted from said dlmenss
buildir e. on the lot can De i ~
removed by the owner; Al ~
eligible lots should let NJ, NJ
kno wn, and they should W
high a price on them.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Ali-dsy Mee'n1

The Heavenly Recrai,dsa ,
an al all.day meeting y t0, Tps,
chapel, Thirteenth anu d. 10 81
and we're to be held a. a.. = 1
Rev. L. Frank Haas :, ., a. Al
Trumbauer will olno,s sr and
ings. The Lords sn !lPPpp+sd ID to|
ing will be admin's vi be |
none but christians WALL !"
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
Co.operative Coal Company.

A number of heads Of families and
o, hers OF this city have organized them
selves IL to CO opf rative coal company
Ard have their yard and offices at the
foot OF Orange street. They expect
their first shipment OF coal tomorrow
or Thursday, when they will BIO ready
to ali orders and deliver coal.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
CUSTOM HOUSE,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,

Sealed propnsals will he received until IL
O'Clock noon. oftne 1879 Gay of Oct. Is 6, for
the sale OF proper suiiabe ss site for the
tublic BuiIding auth5nz ~ to be erected In
th.f City. The dimensions OF the lot should
approximate, II a corner lot, net less than
one hu ndre1 and :octy .4ol by ono hundred
and seventy tl7o) EEL; II hot a corner OF,
t1e d mem Ons should be not les thar two
nundred crd ten (sl0) by one hundred and
!or;y tl40) faet. Tne width Of alloys lying
ad ac0nt can he dedneted RON tho above di
nensiOns The long dimension. In each
,4se, to be On prinspal trout Buildings on
property selec ed. - be retained aud re
aoved by the owner. Tho Department re
serves the right to reject all proposals. Pro
poslls should be marked Pro posals for sale
II property for site for Public Building a
Wilmington, Delaware" and addressed 10
HENRY =. PICK ELS,
s2s-6t.eod Collector
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

If q workman comes home and 6ndf
that his dinner Ii not resdy, what is
the FIRST thing he does? why, smoke
one of stansbury Murrays straight DO
cigars, when he is happy.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

Phillips & Kane now have a mucn
finer xssoi tment of Miksdo Novelties
than ever before. No. ELst Fourth
street,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

We wish to call atten lion to the fact
that the Japanese goods have at last ar.
rived at Phillips & Ksne's, No. 3 East
Fourth street. Finer than ever before
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

The finest assortment Of Japanese
fans ever In Washington just opened at
Phillips & Ksnes, No. 8 East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

'D,n's stand on the order Of going
but go straight 10 the Dext corner and
luya bottle OF DE- Bulls Cocgh Syrup
if YOU want TO cule your colo.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

Tomorrow promises {: Ed y
to cloudy, with local l., snU
slight fall in teppeIsspaaiIiil|
conditions will likely Prev"
day. I
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

The following described real estate. VIZ:
All those three certain lots. pieceg or par
c,ls Of land situate In the city Of Wilmington
bounded and described as fellows, TO wit:
No. /. w tn a three sto y franc hotel and
Cthor building thereon e:eotsd. beginning
at the interse 'tion OF the scutherly side Of
Fifth street with the westerly side Of Dupont
street, thence westerly along said side OF
Fifth street 1856 feet to stake, theace todth
erls parallel TO DUPONT strset III feet inch
10 a rake. thence elsterly parallel to FIJI h
street 1873 feet to the SAID westerly side oil
DuPont street, thence thereby nortberiY I
feet incn to The place OF be- ming, be the
| contents Thereof what they my. Book Is.
Vol |. PAGE 207, &C.
| NO 2. With II brick brewery, stable, ice
house aud OtL er buildings thereon cree &c.
| Beginning at the into section of The north
civ .ide OF Fifth street with the east5Tly
! side Of DUPONT strtet, theme easlerly &loI x
/ said side of FIFTH street 40 feet 10 a stake
IneIce northerly arallel 20 luPoht street
| 80 feet and inches Ia a stake, thence
westerly AaralieI I Fifth scest lOJ fee, &
the ssia easteIly si1e Of uPont stest, and
ltheace thereby sou,htrly l5s feet aud
inches TO the place Of beginning. b tho con
ents thereof what they may Book \, N5i
10, page !, 40.
90 By the southerlJ s'de OF fiith st:ee. an.
tho eastcrly side Of scott stree he5ce oulh
erle 10y said side Of cot street 10 fet 70
STAKE, thence c2steriy p raj ell to kiitn street
| 10 ioet 70 amor aNo IN northslsteriy
direction to point ia said sou herly eide q
ififth street 81 feet Inches from the easter
lily side OF SCOTT rect and a. right angie,
thereto the &C wes'ory along I'D sou herly
itide OF ruth ct eet 81 feet inchcs to th'
jplace bsgincine, DO the neats the &c
what thor may.
| Seized anu i.i,n IN execution ae til
tprOper.y OF X 4rl Spech. and Diary SeloI
lSpecht his wife, and t., AM 10 - old b
TH'M ~ FORD, Sheriff.
Sneriii's Office, wilm;ugtol, sep uDer y
| A. u. 1896 soI2s-ts.7t.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

IdHe l.. sULLIV AN AND A3TnUR
j CHAMBERS will hold grand picnic
ans athletic s. orts at Schustzsn Park. on
Eric ay, UctoOer LIST, 1850. re- OF shioe Pro-
grSmue Of SPORTS: Dog racing. 200 yards;
loot racing, l25 yards handicap; quarter
mile hano leap and tive ni!e race; grost-
ling By Joe Acton champion of the wo-ld,
and Ell. ,Bihby, ex champion bsSirg py
| leather, light, nidp,e and heavy weights.
Sports commence at clock, sharp.
ADMISSION 20 CTS
Dancing all afternoon end sning. Should
John l.. sullivan nor a II car al money vii
| be refunded. s24-6t
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

Pei Onal
81. Sceakua an and Samuel Herman
are at Wash gtoD, D. O, for thre'
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

"Don't stand On TIE order OF ,oi
bnt go straight TO the next corn
bui a bottle of DR.. Bulls Coupb 7,
II you want TO cure your cold
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
SUDDEN CHANGES.

Sudden changes bring bad colds. There is but one
way prevent -change your clothing every time the
weather changes If you have not got it. better look our
stock soon we have many bargains now, but the
stock will be broken soon
NJ B. We will close Wednesday evening at p. m.
until Thursday evening at p. m.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28
state OF tho Tnsrmo"

N. the RxPuBLIoAr oilc0 !
io'clock ~ oc .S
74O Oh
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

CHERIFF'es SALt.-BY VlhTUE OF r
- writ OF ALE. Levarl Facias TO me direct
"a, will be exposed to public sale, at the UOurl
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, IN the city Of ilAine ton
New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-28

ON THURSDAY,
THE l4TH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. u. 1855,
at 2 O'Clock D. M,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-12-02
The Next Senate,

The Republican hold of the fiftieth
Senate will be by very precarious
tenure. An exchange says:
There is very little reason to doubt
that the Democrats will elect Senators
in New Jersey Indiana and California
to succeed Republicans. They will
lose one Senator in Nevada, which
will leave them net gain of two,
making change of four votes in the
Seate. When this change is made the
Republicans will have q majority of
two only on full vote in the Senate.
There are two Republicans who
are considered shaky. One is Mr.
Riddleberger, of Virginia, who was a
Democrat originally, and who is not
on good terms with his Republican
associates. The other is Mr.. Van
Wyck, of Nebraska, who while gen
orally voting with his party on party
questions, has wabbled a good deal OF
late, and the Republicans of the SEN
ate are not sure how far they can de-
pend on him. Van Wyck's term ex.
plres OH the 4th of March next, but he
is candidate for reelection, and will
doubtless go in for another term.
1.-The fact that their control of the
senate will depend on the votes of the
disgruntled Riddleberger and the er
ratio Van Wyck, is giving the Repub.
iican Senators much uneasiness. Sen,
ator John Sherman, who wants to be
reelected President of the Senate, il
particularly uneasy, inssmuch as it /,
pretty we'll assured that Riddlebergel
will not vote for him."