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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
News Summary.
UPSET AND LAMP ExPLOsHOn
m kAvY FALL OF HAlN-THE
NARTICORE DISASTER.
THE KNOCKS ARRESTED.

A tally-ho coach, driven by Mr.. Nil.
ler, and contaioiug his wife, mother
Ia. law, two sisters law, and two small
o niidren, was upset In the dark neat
Burlip etop, Vermont, on Friday
night The mother-iu-law carried q
small coal.oil lantern In her lap, and
when the coach upset the lamp explod.
cd, All the occupants OF the coach
were burned, the old lady 90 badly that
her recovery 10 doubtful.
Efforts are still beinR made 70 recover
the bodies IN Slope No. l. At NAnticoke,
but the work Ii slow and hazardous.
Yesterday bed. sand was struck, and 100
oar loads were removed 10 the surface.
fhs present indications are tl.at the
bodies will not be reached for forty
days.
On Decembar 18Th. tho safe In the
Southern Express Company's Office ut
Brinkley, Arkansas, was robbed OF
$500 10 money aud two gold watches.
Yesterday one OF the burglars WAS ar.
rested IN Galesburg, Illinois, and both
watches and SilC0 Of the money re -ov-
cred.
Tho Southern Hotel, in New Orleans,
WAS burned on Sunday morning. Loss
Si7, 900. IL 10 reported that Louis Kiss
ner, . m usician, Of Baltimore, perished
In the flames. Tho structure, though
erected In 1871, was not used as hotel
until 1884, the authorities having
several times condemned It ~ unsafe.
All O'Clock on Sunday morning
Gustave aud Herman Knoch were ar
rested mt Spring Wells and taken to
Detroit 20 answer the charge OF having
mu urdered their mother, Elizabeth
Knoch, who died on Friday morning
from the effects OF . blow on tho head.
"The American Pastsur Institute" In
New York filsd its certificate ofincorpo'
| ration on Saturday. The objects are the
grAtuitous care and treatment by the
Pasteur system OF incubation OF all
persons threatened with or suffering
from hydrophobia-
A family named Bennett, OF Pine
township, Allegheny connty. Penna.,
ate nearly raw sausages for supper a
week ago. On Friday all became vio-
lently sick, and IL is expected that tht
children, three In number, will die.
The beAviest rain Of the season In Es .
tern and Central Mississippi fell during
saturday night. There were washouil
on several railroads, delaying trains
lone train was wrecked, and an ex
pressman was dangerously injured.
A crematory 10 soon TO be established
at Chicago, license for the organization
OF cremAting company having beer
granted on Saturday.
The steamer W. ID. Chipley sank II
tho ChSttahoochee river, Georgia, OF
SatuTday night, and six persons wer'
drowned.
Jacob J. Anthony, formerly proprie
tor Of the United States Hotel 81 Sharoi
lsprlsge. New YORK, was killed on Sat
urday by falling under o water wheel
| Charles Abereuz, prominent farm
or Of Bradford county. Pa, was drown
I'd on Saturday while hunting deer.
There was o heavy snow storm q
81, Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday, an,
Throughout the Northwest.
There were 80 deaths from smallpox
In Montra, ii and its suburbs last week
against 81 the preceding week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
A Business Change.

Last Saturday morning Ball & Com.
pany, the we'll known wall decorato.s @
Of No. 6i0 Market street, disposed of
their establishment 70 j. q. Finn q
Son, of Tenth and Walnut s;rt ets,
Philadelphia. This change was neces
STATED by reason of Mr.. Samuel Ball,
the senior member OF the arm, having
en- gagged In business ON Broadway, n.
Y, consequently he found bimself nm
able TO give the personal attention TO
the business IN this city which 1t de.
manded. Mr.. Ball has been engaged
In business In this city for number OF
years and has done much to bring
artistic wall decoration to its present
state OF perfection He has introduced
new styles Of work, and broaght vaIie-
ties OF wall paper to this city, such aa
was formerly only known In New York
and other large cities. His firm have
done some Of the fnBst and most artis-
tic work executed here, some OF which
Ahtraoted 60 much attention that they
we've almost overrun with orders last
year from other places. Mr.. Ballis q
progressive, g0-ahesd business man,
nd while his many friends deeply re-
Rret his determination 10 remove from
the city, they wish him the greatest
SUCCESS in his new field Of operations.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
Labor Notes,

Tho Coal Miners Convention at West
Elisabeth, in the MononRahela region,
on Saturday decided by n two thirds
vote of the delegates present TO return 70
work ut the operators terms. The Con-
ventlOn was n representative gathering,
delegates being present from nearly
every pit In the four pools. Work will
be resumed In ell the mines along the
river on Monday. or ~ soon as arrange
ments can be made TO start them. The
strike lasted four mouths and was the
most stubbornly contested struggle ever
known on the river. Fully 5000 men
were engaged In it. OF this number
about 1000 returned 70 work before the
strike was declared at an end.
All the Hnishers in the hat factory OF
Kessler & Sons. at Reading. Penna.,
struck on Saturday, because OF the pro-
prietors advancing TO the finishing de-
parttnent boy who had been an ap,
prentice tor the past Ave years, 10
that he could complete his trade. The
finishers declare that the hatters' union
would not allow moro than one appreu.
tice 10 every ton men.
Tho employees OF the Edgar Thompson
Steel Works, at Braddock, Penna.,
accepted the Arms proposition OF q ten
per cent. advance, with twelve hours q
days work, and signed the scale for the
ensuing year on Saturday. The mill
will resume operations In all depart
ments to-day. The furnace men to the
number OF 700. were paid of and dis
charged, because they refused TO accept
ten per cent. advance and worh
twelve hours q day.
At secret meeting Of merchant stee
manufacturers In PtttsburR on Saturday
IL was decided 20 call National ConveI
tion, 10 be held In that city next Thurs
day, 10 consider the advisability Of I'D
van cling prices aud also the question oi
wages for the ensuing year. 1t 10 ex
pected that fully nine tenths OF thu
merchant steel producing interests o
che country will be represented Mt the
National Convention.
The Coshocton Iron and Steel Work
at Ooshocton, Ohio, reported closed q
short time ago, were only shut towI
temper arily 70 take invoice of stock
They ore now running as usual In nj
departments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

sun rises III. sun sets asa.
Agents for Duisfap's Hats,
Rumford Br0ehors. Hafserm.

sun rises III. sun sets asa.
Agents for DuAsfap's Hats,
Rumford Brothers. Hatsers.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
George n. Hodges, b07 Shiplsy street.
Have you read the " Home Weekly 2"
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
yary's express, 2l1 Market street, Pbila.
A few Gossamers Isft, prices reduced, sac S.
Birds and cages OF Parferss, East and 81
Millard r. Davis, jewslsr, 4. And street.
Oity Laundry, sixth and Shipiey streets
Fine 10 4. Rings, OF Hanrs, lS Z Fourth
Harting, sign painter. 22l West Seventh ct
The mule is apt TO be behind in his busi-
ness.
Burning OIL, Harrison paint, perfumery'
toilet articles and medicines OF every kind at
B'oth's Pharmacy, Newport, Del
"Our rnontn.o old bsby has cut It's lst 2th,''
wrote happy young father TO his bachelor
brother. That's tooth In" wrote back the
bachelor.
There is only one difieuity with "tbe
man who has nothing TO say aud that Is,
that he 10 TOO often tie man who wants 70 do
all the talking,
six feet In his bo1ts - exclaimed old
Mrs, Beeswax; "nonsense Why. they might
~ Wou tol me that tno mhu uhb ulA ncaus ~
his hat, :"
"Quarrel," /" little school girl parsed, IL
plural" why" asked the teschsr. ''Be
cause It takes two TO make Ons," said tho
child.
Tax collector: Nov. 10 k here How
many more times do you want me TO call -
+" Never sgain. sir. II it's the same to you"
walker d Linton, no. VOC ShfpIey stree,
house, sign painters ami gTainsrs. Brick
staining speciality. Estimates furnished
for city or country.
Go TO W. II. Hartiove's, 300 E.Third street
For Guns, Rifies, Ammunition, sporting
Goods, Taxidermy ana hne Guns. Repairing
10 speciality. Locksmithing and bon hang.
ing attended TO.
Gold, flower bronse. velvet and plush
mouldings are all the style. Frames mad
up nom all kinds at 70 per cent. on Of usual
prtoes. Baugh, 2o3 West Second street. p
|5.-Ohromos Of all kinds cheap.
AMBITIOUS.
Iwsnt to no O pugiiist
And with the pugies stand;
A champion belt around my waist
And q hard Rlovs on my hand.
want to train like Sullivan.
Eat mutton chsps and slaw,
want to eight Just seven rounds
Apd make the hght draw.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

The week OF prayer will be observed
ut Asbnry church this week. Glasses
will meet at 7 p. M, and the prayer
service will commence at 7.45 D. m. in
the lecture room. The meeting last
night was one of unusual interest. Four
persons were ct the altar, one protesting
oon vAreiOn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
MY Boy

(three years old) was recently taken
with cold in the head, which seemed
finally TO settle in his nose, which was
stopped up for days and nights 30 that
IL was difficult for him to breathe and
sleep. called physician who pre-
but did him no good. Finally
/ went to the drug store and got a bottle
of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t seemed to
work like magic. The boys nose was
clear in two days, and he has been o. k.
ever sinoe.-E. j. Hazard, New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
In Ala Of the Associates Charities

A meeting of musicians and others
interested In getting up an entertain
mens for the benefit of the Associated
Cb arities was held at Baynard's music
parler's last Saturday night. The propo.
sitien to give an entertainment was
favorably received, and the following
com ittee appointed to consider and
suggest plans John Brown, W. a.
Kelley, Thomas Benson, Jacob T. Oily
mer and W. r. WALTERS. Another
meeting will be held next Thursday
night. at which the committee will re-
port.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

Last Wednesday. Mrs. Feldmier,
wife OF the proprietor Of the FELTON,
House, Second aud Walnut streets, was
awakened BY noise on the lower floor,
and she imme ediately aroused her hus.
band. When Mr.. Feldnier opened HE
room door he meet maM coming ap
stairs, and be returned TO his room for
n revolver. The thist lndiag that he
Was discovered, hastily retreated down
the stairs ana made his escape through
the kitchen door. An exanainatiOn
showed that he had effected an entrance
By forcing the look on that door.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
SPECIAL naExrron.


Gilmore, 106 East Second street, has
received o new lot of good cigars and
fresh tobaccos, which will be sold ut
reduced prices. Specially In fine ci-
gars.
light weight, embossed rubber boots for
lsdies, at the family shoe house, 206
Market street. VIM. Fl. Baboock, quail
ty up and prices down.
PaintiaG and 6rafning.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and Rlazier. Rs
Inmates furnished. AL work RuArAn-
teed. la Market street.
spanish Ru9
II the best scent cigar In the city. Try
them. Il. ". Bourbon h Bro, N. w.
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-
facturers.
Painting.
TlghmAn DAnner, mouse and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job
bing properly attended 70 and estimates
Goal. YIour ana Reea.
Fell & Joseph are selling best coal at
lowest prices. Best -four ct reasonable
rates. 7l3 West Front street.
Oysters, Oysters.
The best place In the city 10 get good
fresh opened oysters In nc 7. A. Mo.
Clure's Eighth street market.
Christmas BOOKS.
The best place TO buy books in viii.
mipgton Ia at No. 800 Market street
Auction sales every night this week.
Cents
low cut, light weight rubbers, at the
family shoe house, 206 Market street,
WIN. II. Baboock.
| Paradise Exemplfaed.
The acme Of life revolutionized. How 2
Visit the Great Tobacco Mart. Chap
man, Son b Co.
Heaaquarters
for men and boys COARSE boots. VIM. Fl
Baboock, 206 Market street, the family
shoe house.
For good and cheap furniture 90 b
L. L. Messick, ,305 and 500 W. Second St
oysters.
Good stewing oystere, rs cents PEI
suart at Lynch's, ee5 Madison street.
I Salt Oysttfs,
Fine salt oysters, Wholesale and retail
at Shoemaker's, 602 Kiag street.
Have reduced the prize Of stoves u
the actual cost price Heating and
cooking stoves and onf double parlol
heater. Schoen Heater 81 Stove Go.
4l6 Market and 414 Shipley street, Will
mington, Del.
Pure butter only sold a. stalls 81 ant
80 Third street market both In tub an,
fdairy print Don't forget the number
/ The VIM. Lea & Sons Co.'S and Ches
ter mills -four, Wholesale aud retail, a
Tatnall b Bros. 10l Maryland avenue
4 We have put all our odds and ends Q
! fine goods left from Christmas at hal
price ct 102 E. Fifth street. T. M. Wiel
Morning Light ,Eaw Royal and Dad
parlor stoves, East Fourth street
Pickels' stove store.
Janney, 300 Kipg street, il head
. quarters for potato s. For sale by th
car load or brHhei.
The haudsomest line OF a5nts' an
q ladies Em. Slippers In the city at th
Boston Shoe House.
Seven pounds best pure buokwhea
26c. Philips Bros, Front and Madiso
streets.
q Frames for cabinet pictures for $50. q
Lex Barney's. No. Q East Seventh stree
III Hay by the car load or by the hui
dred ut janney's. s0S King street.
Fl Call apd try the Indian nickel clean'
o and polisher. Pickels' stove store.
!. Bag best family hour, 200. PHIL
Bros, Front and Madison streets.
Will sell you Eve pounds Of string 4
At the REPUBLICAN, ONCE.
Bush's. French street wharf, is Il
Il place TO buy your coal.
nl Paper bags for sale cheap ct the r
hi PUBLICAN Office.
.sl Have You tried this new tea at 102
st Fifth street.
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weak OfPrmyar.

The program for worship in the Pres.
byterian churches for the present week
is announced as follows: This evening
at the First Church, tomorrow at W esi
church, oa Wednesday at all the
churches, Thursday ut Central church,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

THE public debt statement for De.
cember shows decrease Of 500. 600, 600,
Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary from Washington last week and
from Democratic sources.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

When will the average citizen stop
spending his hard earnings on cigars
and tobacco? Give 1t up? Well, when
he finds he can do without toba Coo and
cigars, but not without DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
A Daring Thief.

About $50 O'Clock last Saturday
evening o daring attempt was made
to rob the residence OF Joseph X. and
William Adams, No. 707 French street.
The mother OF Messrs. Adams, who is
quite deaf, wa1 on the second floor OF
the house and the servant girl had
gone out. Mr.. Adams son ran across
the street to get boy to come In and
play with him, and when he returned
found a strange man standing in the
dining room. The two boys hastened
up statre to look after Mrs. Adams,
and fiuding that she had not been dis
tuI bed, one OF them remained with her
while the other FASTENED for assistance.
He first ran t1 the barber shop at
Seventh and French streets and tod
some men who were there, and then
hastened to the police station. Mr..
Adams was notified, and with Sergeant
Kane, officer Hanna and Janitor
Meachem proceeded to the house, but
by the time they arrived the intrsder
had made his escape. Nothing II
missed and 1t is probable the fellow
was frightened away before he had
time to secure any plumber.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
Rubber

boots for the wee little girls and boys,
also for the big girls and boys, ct the
family shoe house, zoe Market street
VIM. 81. Babcock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

Beatou smlth, druggist, Seventh and
Pine streets, has everything In his line
at fair prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
OhHAFOnsS

heel and spring heel rubbers, at the
family shoe house, S06 Market street.
VIM. 81. Babcock, headquarters for all
kinds Of rubbers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

Oliver Doud By ron was convi cted In
q police coart In Cincinnati, ON Satur.
day last, for violating the Law prohibit.
ing theatrical performances ON Sun.
dav.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

What o pitiful sight A suffering
baby.-There Is nothing better for
cholera infantum, collie, etc., than DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price only % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

Curry's Erysipelss Ointment cures
erysipelas In Its worst form. Sold BY
Taylor g. Fullerton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

Our coffee Is cleaned In the roasting
At 102 E. Fifth street. T. N. Wier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04

A carry all Is convenient to have
where there are a Eamber of children.
SO Is cureall for pains, aches, scalds,
burns and bruises This St. Jacobs Oil
has been proved to be.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-04
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver
Oay, With HypOphOsphtsoa,

Is excellent in lung troubles. DIR. Enoch
Galloway, LaGrange, Ca, says: at
have used Scott's Emulsion with won.
derful success in Lung troubles. also
fud 1t has no equal in Summer Diar.
rhDa Of children"
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NJUHD-JN fHUhSvaA
u SUN OF money, which the ow DER can
have by calling at No. t2l Taylor sti cot, aud
proving property and aging for th Is dv. +.
themsnI' l1-2t
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1.-TWO GENTLEMEN. OR MAN AND
wife, can be aceomm cd ated with board
in private family, In the western part Of
Wilmington, and q worry desirable location.
Address W, this off1ce. ia1-3H
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The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
OBITUARY..
Tn. Late x.ior John Williams.

Inc LAve Mol0r SOuu
The clerks Of the Inspecting Division OF the sixth
Auditors once OF the Treasury Department met on
Friday, October 10. 1885, at p M
ery CS,ef Of the DIVISION took the chair, and then
made the following remarks:
"Ladies and gentlemen, thought II hut due tothe
memory of our late friend and companion, MAJ.
John Williams, to call meeting Of the iA.iles and
gentlemen composing the inspecting Division. In
order that we might IN some nenG manner n ne sed ed
den death, and also to show our sympathy for his
beresved wife and family. And, that We may pro
English % secretary c w and Gr. II. A. Baes treasurer
The meeting is now in order for tho transaction Of
any hnsness mat may oton oe ee%eS M & Bales the
Chair appointed Messrs j. w. BldredRe, e. Muir
ray, and j. II. Lane a committee to draw up suta.
At the suggestion OF the Chair, the treasurer was
authorized to purchase floral tribute expressive Of
their esteem and regard ,or tnsr a,e
report, as follows: i.
Whereas we, the friends and daily associates o. Of
Mai. John Williams, having met In recognition OF
the loss OF our friend and companion who has been
suddenly taken from our midst In the daily labors
s and as ws se tns. o
In life we are IN the midst OF DEATH" and that the
snow as % NO ore forever" prev We miss our frend
His daily work was finished at his desk anu all
neatly ai AWAY ns m empIy ys Gar hs y aens sme
| and ready wittlcsms are fresh In our memories:
With the view OF expressing our appreciation anu
| high esteem OF the deceased
he II resolved, That we have sustained In the
death Of Mai. Williams social lOss not easily dlled
| In Ou midst.
Resolved, That the department OF the Government
In which he 80 faithfully labOred has lost most
| efficient and worthy member.
| ReSOiBed, 2 hat we extend to his afflicted family
our tender sympaihies for their great loss
ReSoired, hat we will as body attend his burial
aud give this last token of appreciation OF our de
parted friend.
Finaiip, resolped, That the foregoing proceeding
| and resolutions be engrossed, and committee q
three be appointed to present the same to the fami!
| OF Mai Williams.
| Upon motion OF Mr.. j. w. Eldredge, n committed
was appointed, consisting OF Messrs j. w. Eldredge
| +. Perkins and +. II. Hymen. to have the resOlu
tiOns engrossed and copy OF them transmitted L
the family of Mai Williams.
| The meeting then adjourned.
W. Z. DOuGHERTY, Chairman.
| an ENGIISU Secretary.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
THE IRIsH-AMERICANS.
ORGANIZATION Of a soel., Club In Washington.

Organization OF Social Club In Warrington.
During the past two weeks the proprietor OF
Willards Hotel, Mr.. Staples, has given the use OF
the parlOrs OF his hotel TO the citizens Of irish brth
and extraction In which 10 hold meetings preliini-
nary TO the permanent establishment OF an IRISH
American club In this city. Several meetings nave
been held for the purpose OF perfectlng permanent
organization. THIS was done at the meeting on on
Friday evening last. Dr. Thomas Antlsell, OF this
city occupied the chair, and Col. John q. Heaiy,
Of Connecticut, acted az secretary.
The committee appointed for that purpose re.
ported plan OF organization, which was Adopted
The following were elecred officers OF the "lrish-
American Association Of Washington" President,
col. John g. Healy, Connecticut; First Vice PIesl'
dent, Dr. Thomas Antisell; Second Vice President,
John II. Rogers New YORK; Recording Secretary,
MAJ. W. II. plunkett, Wisconsin; financal secre'
Washington; Trustees, William u. Hudson, Iowa
M. ID. Egan, New Jersey, and J.. u. Mcmahon
Washington. -,-.,... a..
social Intercourse and Intellectual Improvement
The membership is limited TO 100. and already Inc
worth and respectaDllliy and the Intelligence OF ti,
citizens OF Irish Dgth and extraction are DunOeret
among It's members. The necessity OF snct an AZ
hocatiOn has long been felt, ana Tor the hrst TINT
N now given practical elect.
The Sunday herald., 1886-10-17
Postal Banks and Anarchy.

IMenphIS ITenn.) AppehI, IDtm.JI
Nothing IL Interesting the public mnd Just now
more than desire to settle the labor question and to
exiinguiah anarchlsIn. the more stake the cllizen
has In the protection OF the law the more no Will sus.
banks, which are doing Immense good In England
and Canada, and which were earnestly pleaded for
at the late annual meeting OF the American Social
Science Association, banks where the labOrer's
money would he safe from specuatng bank presl.
ienta and festive bank cashiers, q vast number OF
them would have the wanted stake In the general
interesta Of the community. Ihey would have
something 10 lose by tumult and disorder, and some
thing to gain by tho protection OF law. Putting
aside the habls OF thrift aud economy such banks
would foster among the working people, the advan-
tages postal banks would he 10 the maintenance Of
public order, and their effect In deterring from the
atrocities Of anarchists, regard for their tranquix
Ing and peaceful effect should induce COngress "a
states M they are to-day.