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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30
The volce Of the People.

The pen 10, as whole, seldom maze mis- :
TAKES, and thp unanimous voice of pr aise which
comes from thcss who have used Hoods Sarsa-
parilia, fully ilstiles tho claims Of the propri
tors Of This great medicine Indesd, these very
GAINS hre based entirely on wbaf the people
say Hoods SareapeItlla nRs done. Send 70 q. ].
Hood ~ 60, LDWoli, Ma5s., for book containing
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30

A newspaper paragraph going the
rounds says Philadelphia's new city hall
will be the biggest building in the Unite d
States, covering 2 800 more square feet
than the capitol at Washington. II will
also be the tallest structure, with the
single exception of the Washington rnonu
ment, the extreme hight of its central
tower when completed being 5S5 feet
Between $11 ,0O0,OO and $12, O00,O 900, il
is said, have already been expended upon
| this massive edifice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30

The Nineteenth Century Club Is m organ
ization that will consist ofan equal number
OF men and women. II is hardly to be ex-
pected that they will agree on all subjects ;
put II can surprise no one to learn that DIR,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
unanimously pronounced the most SUCCESS
tnl remedy extant for pulmonary consump-
ton, as has been demonstrated In hundreds
OF easesi 1t positively arrests this disease
istered in It's early stages. by druggists,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30

The Salt Lake Tribune appeals 70
Associated Press agents to drop John I.
Sullivan, until he dies or does something
really worth reporting. If press CORE
spondents generally wsre to heed this APP
peal Mr.. Sullivan would be astanished TO
find out how soon he would be
forgotten. Denis Kearhey was once
much more notorious than John
Lawrence the newsgatherers dropped
him and Denis had to go back to
daily labor. Lake the sand lot orator,
Sullivan's capital is almost wholly news
paper notoriety; withdraw this and he
would soon lind himself u much smaller
| man even in his own estimation than he
is nov while, outside OF sniah loca
circle, he would be nowhere in public
estimation. 1t Is not improbable, in such {
contingency, that John would have e
come down to tive-cent whisky.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30

Tho popular verdict on the county tenn
perance ticket nominated Saturday Is that
it is clean but extremely negative.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30

The acting secretary of the treasury
Monday issued call-the 143d--for the
redemption of Is, 900, 900 Of tbs three per
cent bonds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30

Boston, MASS. Sept. 27.--Ool. Charles G..
Greene, former editor Of the Boston Post,
died this mornings
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-09-30
Muanrr AZ .rlRsr osanrn.
PAM Reed Convicted ~ Miiing
s.ssiily the Ioker.s'

PAM Reed Convicted 81 MlliinR
s.ssiily the Ioker.s'
Special Correspondenceo OF Uazottc and journal
ELKroN, Sept. 22.--In the circuit court
the case of Samuel Smith VIZ, The Bslti-
more Il Ohio Railroad Company yester
day occupied the attention vi the court
nearly all day. The jury after M ilbsence
Of few minutes found verdict tor the
defendant. This is only the third damage
case against railroad company tried be-
fore aCecil county jury in which aver
dict waa awarded the company, u II
Mccullough and Arthur Stump, Esqsb
appeared for tho plaintiff and John n
Writ, Esq, for the company. b,s
Stanshury Bradshaw,a mulntto, charged
with the larceny Of SIG FROM Captoln
Holmes of the schooner Eyed Avnn,
| pleaded guilty. His counsel, WilliAm "a
Evans, addressed the court pleading for
a light sentence. Judge Robinson sem
fenced Bradshaw 10 two years in the
| penitentiary.
The grand jury found tho followii &
presentments John Mendinhall for rape
on Ella Ida Miller. Frank FERGUSON and
Harry Morgan for lnreNiy, Archibald
Rice, colored, for stealing q watch. Jamus
Steel for assault on Sitti.h J.. Bullock,
Henry Bell for assault on Joseph Gunner,
b. FrideIy for assault on Elizabeth
Bozarth.
The grand jury ignored the indictments
against William Henry Webster colored
for murder in having killed Edward
McNelly n Young white man. The killing
occurred on Juno Both. McNelly and
other drunken parties after abusing Web
ster tried to break in his house. lie for
babe them and shot McNelly on the
threshold.
The indictment against William Cole
colortd, for granddaughter in hayin;
caused the death of William Lynch,
i | young white lnan, was also ignored. Col
IN self,defence struck Lynch slight bloY
with Al, iron instrument lilo afterward
, died near Newark, il was alleged, froi
lock. jaw caused by the blow Ceei
county's murder cases therefore dwiudl
down to BILLY the JOKER case.
The annual county or fair ball whjcl
will be held in Mitchell Hall On ahe'ffi
grounds on "Wednesday evening" Sel'tehi
: her 10Th. promises 20 be bnliisnt alaii
This will I've the third nnn,lll ball held
week before the fair. Ih,r two pTevibn
Ii ones were very successful, but if report
n are iruo the one this year will eclips
i them all.
n The others were conducted by the fa
u managers, while the management OF II
: present one is in the hands OF 81 youf
d men of this vicinity. A large orchesti
y under Prof Richie will furnish u
4 music. Arrangements have been mac
. with the p, W. ~ b. Railroad 0ompar
II for the accommodation of Wilmingtol
o ians, to have the train leaving your eli
70 at 7.A5 p. M. 20 stop Mt this place, AZ
s. also the train passing here -northwai
ii about o'clock the next morning TO {
,r likewise. Refreshments will be serve
"a by Wilmington caterer. +
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Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
the Trade Of Greece Paraiyzed.

ATHENS, May I'm. PapamichAlo-
pouloe, who was summoned TO form .
new ministry, declined TO assume that
responsibility, btcsuse the King In
sisted that the ministry should be but
= tern por AIRY cue, formed only for the
objeo. OF convokins the Chamber. The
King then summoned NJ. Valvis. who
has formed the following ministry:
NJ. Valvis, premier and minister OF
Justice; General Petmizas, minister OF
war; M. MiadAlis, minister Of marine;
NJ. Lsriotio, minister OF foreign afiairs
M. Avierinos, minister OF nDaDcei M.
Venizelos, minister Of education; NJ
Papa tliopalos, minister OF the interior
The trade OF the country for the
present Is pAraly zed, and the blockade
Of the ports will continue until .
stable government has been formed
aud Greece defeIs 10 the wishes of thu
powers.
Conte dc Mouy, the French minister
denies report put In circulation her'
that he he mas boon recalled to Paris.
BERLIN, May 12.-The Greek minis
/ ter here has presented . note to tn
govern neni sAyin in eject that thu
| block de OF the Creek ports render
war impossible, ard that Greece
Therefore compelled to accept the a.
tentative course and disarm.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
The Uses OF the Body.

DR.. Wilson has delivered no more
practical and useful lecture during the
present course before the Unity Club
than that last night. Tho subject OF
his lecture was "The Art OF Using the
Body" He likeped the body 10 q ma
chine that needed constant attention,
and alluded 70 the large number Of PEG
pie met with who had Imperfect bodies,
which caused their possessors much
trouble and care. He thought that the
want OF a thorough know ledge Of a
proper manner OF using the body re-
suited In n large percentage OF the lives
that were lost which by proper uses
could have been saved.
The four pillars OF mans human
structure, DIR. Wilson said, were the
brain, stomach, lungs and heart. He
advised abstaining from brain exbAus-
ton, as the brain WAS very easily ex :
cited and diseased. The relAtiop OF the
brain TO the stomach was such that a
hearty meal should never DO eaten with
out taking plenty Of time for digestion.
The stomach also, the speaker said, was
exposed 10 peculiar troubles, different
kinds OF food being applicable TO differ
emit occupations, but the principal
points to be borne In mind ara quantity
aud quality. DR.. Wilson then wen,
into very interesting description Of
the relations OF the heart and lungs and
their general relations TO other portions
Iof the body.
He recommended that q good rule Il
be followed Was to sec that each orsA
he'd . fair share of work, the tire,
main factors being careful diet. exer
cise In the open air and abundance O
sleep. Rest WAS the great remedy 70
"a exhausted organ. The speaker wa
. listened to with the greatest interest.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
The Indiana, GAIA Day.

CARLISLE, May IL The seventh an.
nnal examination and commencement
exercises Of the Indian Training hchool
took place here to-day amid large
crowd of spectators, both from this and
other States. The morning was devoted
TO an examination Of the schools and
workshops, and the opinion expressed
/ by all was that the scholarships could
not be higher. while the industrial de-
partmont could not be excelled. The
afternoon was set apart for The regular
commencement exercises, which were
highly interesting.
| Among the distin gnished gentlemen
present were Senators Dawes, of Msssa-
chusetLs, and ConRer, OF Michigan,
and Representatives Wellborn, OF
Texas, Cutcheon, Of Michigan, and
Perkins, Of kantas. Each Of these
visitors spoke In glowing terms Of the
different schools throughout the conn
TRY, and especially mentioned the one
under the supervision Of Captain Pratt,
Francis LaFlesh, of Washington
uAde q ringing speech, and Hon. W.
Hammond, an Indian, member OF To,
present Massachusetts Legislature
delivered an address, emphasizing
the superior opportunities the Indian,
Ieoioy ut such schools, As that ut thi
place. The congressional train, carry
ing the Senators, Representatives and
their friends, returned TO Washington
| st 4 D. III.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
AFormidabls Engine of war.

From Glasgow, Scotland, comes a
special cable dispatch TO the Nautical
Gszstte," which Announces the cou-
struction on the Clyde OF a most for
midable engine OF war, which threAtens
TO annihilate every ironolad In the
world, acoo ding to the claims OF the
Inventors. II Ia vessel Nth speed
OF % knots, armed with Maxim guns,
throWin 10 aix-inoh shots n minute,
aud also q shell containing 400 pounds
of blasting gelatine, which can be
hurled 600 yards. Each one OF these
shells, the makers Of this mysterious
engine OF naval warfare say, can wipe
ONT OF existence the largest ironclad
atioat. Experiments which the ga
zetts's" correspondent claims to have
witnessed were successful and Start
ling" the explosives obstructive
powers being something awful To be-
hold" Properly enough, II what the
correspondent says 10 true, this naval
machine is to be called "The Destroy
ler." Incidentally, and with an eye tt
| business, the correspondent advises tht
United States to buy one of these ma
chimes ss "cheap and effective navy
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
McDermott's Flight.

1t Is stated by some Of the gambler
who were instrumental In Inducing
McDermott, the witness who was 10
have appeared against them, to leave
the city, that he WAS accom- panied TO
New York by the man who had the
money In his hands, and who paid IL
to him after he saw him safely on q
steamship which was bound for Liver.
pool. He left this city on tho q. no .
Washington and New York express, on
the morning that the steamer, in which
he took passage, sailed. 1t is said that
certain parties who pose as very re-
spectacle citizens, but who frequen,
these gambling dens, were more anxious
to get him out Of the way than the
gamblers were them selves, rs they were
fearful If the case came to trial they
would be exposed, and possibly somt
of them summoned rs witnesses. 1t II
also stated that thtse parties paid more
money than the gamblers did TO Undue,
him to 20, and that McDermott received
about 1000.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
Iohn j. Helsler,s Suicide.

John ]. Heisler, SO years old, com
mitted suicide at his resider CO. No. 2o23
Girard avenue, Philadelphia, on Wed
nesdAy afternoon, by shooting himstli
through the brain with = revolver. Mr..
Heitler WAS a coal merchant ard wRB a
mem Der Of the firm OF Heisler q Plat,
doing business at 1856 North Ninth
street. Several months ago he failed In
business and the firm was dissolved
and his financial difficulties hsvs 30
weighed upon his MIND that he was at
times partly insane, and his friends
have watched him TO prevent him from
taking his life. He had improved re-
Gently, and 1t was believed the danger
Of him committing suicide had passed
Wednesday his children were at school
and at p. M. Mrs Heisler went out Il
90 some shopping and left her HUSBAND
AIope. She returned at o'clock an'
found him in the second story from
room dead from the effects OF pistc
81 DIT in the head, fired by himself.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
suicide of an Aged Man.

A NJ an about seventy years of age,
named George Richie, was before
Jud Re Cummins about one week ago,
charged with disorderly csnduct. he
talked in o rambling manner and
denied doing anything wrong. but Hsid
he hal come 90 this city expecting 10
makehi home with his son, and rs he
was prevented doipx so, intended to &c
to Philadelphia to smother son. He
was discharged At 19o' clock that day,
and II seems that instead of going 10
Philadelphia he returned to his sons,
but afterwards wandered away, ana
about 8 o. clock yesterday afternoon
called at the house OF Michael Lynch
near Centreville, in Ohristiana Hun
bred, and inquired for that gentleman
Mr.. Lynch had gone 10 Phiadelpbi'
and when Richie was Informed OF tina
fact Ne startsd towards the barn, ant
nothing fusther was seen Of him until |
boy weht to the wagon house to hitcl
up cam to 20 to the railrroad station
wen he found that he had hung him
j. sslf,f Deputy Coroner Palmer va
notified and summoned a jury, who
after investigating the facts, rendered
verdict that be had committed suicid
while temporarily insane. His remain
were taken in charge by his son.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13

Colonel Bob Ingersoll was unable to
attend the dinner given at the Metro
politau Hotel, New York, on TuesdAy
evening, to the members Of the National
Hotel Mems Association, bnI he eent 3
letter, the residing OF which created
much merriment. In this letter Colonei
lie aersoll says: Gas have lived one
half Of my life among hotel men my
presence will not be missed for one
night. hope the inventive genius Of
tn country will finally build hoteli
with only front rooms with southern
exp lsure. raise cattle entirely composed
of tendeIloiD, chickens all breasts, anc
hsh without bones; produce eggs tina
grow fresher as the years roll by, and
in sddition TO ell this, put in operation
come scheme for funding bills on lonI
ttAe At 3 low rate OF Interest, witt
breakfast, dinner, supper ard lodRinI
coupons attached"
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
A Catholic priests Testimony.

ST LOUIS, May 12.-Before the Our
tin Com IN ittee TO day several employees
O! the Missouri Pacific Railroad shops
testified that not only had the Mach.
1885, agreement been broken, but thar
Its provisions had In several instances
net even been put into effect. Father
O'Leary, editor Of the Catholic World,
and rector nj DE Soto, testified that he
knew many strikers were good, honest
men and church members. He saw
that the company was doing It's utmost
TO crush the Knights OF Labor, using
interruptions means TO accomplish
their ends. The csuse Of the strike h'
had stadied, and thought he knew thu
KniRh.s wsre n society formed tn tescl
It's memhers Justice Ard equity, bu
looking az the entire railway system
thsy thought 1t was carried OF b!
trickery and fraud, being governed b.
Tyranny and unfairness.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13

About ten days ago . copper colored
nal arrived In this city and an
|nounced himself ~ Professor A. II.
soioder. n native Of the Figi Islands,
INT now . resident OF Calcutta. India,
and christianised and educated Can.
nibai, His costume was unique and
excited considerable attention NJ be
walked about the streets. Last Thurs-
'day piaht be delivered lecture NJ
Bethel A. Nj. II. Church that was very
instructive and entertaining, and he
was to have lectured ut Union A. NJ.
e. Church last evening.
Yesterday afternoon rs he was pass
\ ing Seventh and Church streets. he was
hooted ut and stoned by . gang OF boys
and IL IL claimed that be chased them
IOficer Loper being In the vicinity
arrested 6oloder and this morning he
was arrAiRned before Judge Oummini
lon o charge Of disorderly conduct
\ The officer testified that Soloder had
been Ia the city for several days
and Nc he had frequently frightenet
women and children by telling then
| that he Was o oannibai, and would co
them, he threatened him with arres
several times. He saw him yesterda!
Win , CtOW0 1ttot AAtAaf eho WIN Hss
70 the hall.
Tho prisoner, in defense, contende,
that he had not committed any offens
Ito warrant his arrest. and said tina
although he was now 20 years Of age b
never had been arrested before. HI
claims the right TO wear the costume o
the land Of which he says he Is o resi-
dent, and thought that the officers In
stead Of arresting him should have pro
tected him In that right. He says tina
he was taken from the bamboo swamp
Iof his native land when he was year
of age, and educated ct Salnance, Spain
by English missionaries, and that he
luow travelling under the auspices OF tn
missionary society OF the Episcopa
ChuIch. The Judge discharged him o
tconditlon that he would leave the cit
on the first train, and he left the static
to gets bis clothes, under the escort Of
police officer.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
FOURTH EDITION


LoNDoN, May 12.--It 10 stated tina
| the LOyAlists In Ulster are conceal
tipg arms. fearing that Mr., Morley,
chief secretary for Ireland, will order
The poles 70 make raids for the purpose
LOT disarmina the people. A leading
Enzlish Liberal has subscribed Rl00 70
aid In buying arms for the Orangemen
OF Armagh, and drill clubs are being
formed there.
Mr.. Cham berlasn writes TO the Bel
fast Liberal Association that II would
be as unfair to force the Ulster Protest.
ants 20 submit 10 the Catholic Nation =.
alists a. to expect the latter to accept
without appeal tile views OF English'
linen and 6cotchmen.
A dispatch from Oolersine says that
1.-The Orangemen OF Ulster are enroillne
as volunteers all members between the
lagos Of IS and 90 years, that the men
Twill be supplied with arms, and oe
thrilled by old army and navy and police
Ioficers, and that 1t Is hoped their num-
lbers will be augmented by volunteer
from England, Scotland and Canada
IThe dispatch also says that arrange
ments are being made TO obtain arms
land ammunition.
| Michxe. Davitt in an interview de-
clared that he would rouse the Nom,
Ibers Of the national league In Iceland
and America n Mr.. Gladstone yielde(
Ito Mr.. Chamberlain demands for tn
modification OF the Home Rule bill. II
reference TO the opposition OF the peopl
lof Ulster Mr.. Davitt said, scornfully
siLeave them alone to us. We vii
make short work Of those gentry. The,
Iare not Irishmen, but only Englishmel
land Scotchmen who have settiet
lsmong MS. 1t would be an absurditJ
to allow them 70 dictate to Irishman a.
70 how ireland should be governed
The Nationalist will wage war TO thu
death assinst any bill which does no
subject Ulster 20 the rule OF the stain
tory Parliament ut Dublin"
A petition 81 yards long and signed
by 80 600 women OF Ulster has peet
handed in at the Home ONCE. 1t II
addressed to the Queen and beseechs'
her to withheld her assent from an,
Home Rule bill which may be passed
The first three sig natures TO the pc !
tion are those of the Duchess OF Aber
corn, the wife Of Bishop Knox An'
Mrs. Henderson, OF Norwood Tower
Belfast, and they represent respectivei'
the nobility, the church and the pee
| Of Ireland.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
wv hat was yeur regiment?"
Route of Parade.

The leather workers picnic will taxi
place ut Rosendale Park on Saturday
the 18th inst About 5000 tickets have
been disposed Of, and it promises TO DO a
grand affair. A parade will take place
on Friday evening At 7.36 O'Clock, Ano
the following route has been decided
upon: Form on French street, marct
along French to Sixth, along Sixth Il
Spruce, along Spruce TO Fourth, aloni
Fourth 70 French, thence To Front
thence to Market, thence TO Ninth
thence to West. thence to Fourth
thence TO Madison, thence to Front
thence 70 King, thence 20 Fifth, theme
10 Wslsut, thence TO Third, thence
Market and dism iss.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-13
Dotl.

Held & Bro, l1B East Fourth Gtreet,
advertise for hands 10 paste bags.
PR. CLARK Il Go. advertise q, 1000 TO
loan on FIRST mortgage On q farm AZ i've
per cent.
The steamer Thomas A. Morgan is
being overhauled by the Pussy q Jones
Company.
The steamer Of Peter Wright & Sons
grounded IT The Delaware Brea kwater,
and Efforts are being made TO float her.
A new one-horse cart will be sold ut
StidhAm's auction room on Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
DIR. j. II rantum has returned home
from Florida, In which place he passed
the winter.
J.J. McPeak, No. 1913 Market street,
Advertises chow cases and awning tor
sale.
The Pussy & Jones Company has
launched the hull OF the steamer Nam
| tucket, which Is being built to ply be-
tween Boston and Nantucket.
The Young Peoples Association Of
Green Hill Presbyterian Church, will
hold Q straw berry festival IN the lecture
room Of the. church on May " and Is.
The Rev. NJ. J. Savage, of Boston,
/ will lecture before the Unity Club next
Wednesday evening on daughter In
Earnest"
Rachel Friedman was fined 81 and
costs last evening by Squire Bertolette
for using abusive Language to Rebeccs
Rabbits.
james T. Grub advertises TO rem
store and dwelling, No. TIC Walnut
street, aud also dwelling 416 Eas
Fourth street.
Constable Dillin sold the fixtures O.
the oyster saloon in the basement OF TN
Third street market house, Wednesday
afternoon TO Mrs. Jordon Tor ei4.
Henry q. Banning. president OF thu
National Bank of Delaware, b0ugh
SIS, 600 worth Of Cecil County bonds q
Elkton on Tuesday at 4 per cent. pre-
MUM.
A meeting of the workingmen ofth
, Second ward will be held at JOsepl
Stoeckle's saloon this evening, ant
those OF the Eleventh ward will NEE
at MAry lard avenue and Oak street.
Usury 10 one OF the meanest action
@ lelf esteemed individual can be guilt
OF, because no equivalent 10 given 10
! the money filched from needy fellow
| workman.
: Mr.. j. L. Ferguson will give gran
sparrinR and athletic entertainment 8
the Citizsns' Rink, May 81, ON whic
. occasion Dominiok McOaffrey, Jac
e FogArty, James Ryan and john d
Clark will appear.
The Smyrna Times says II OF
. fellow citizens who are now in WASH
ingtOn return home without whisperin
: In I'm sle Elps car "Smyrna Greek,
at least once, they will return short
. doing their whole duty, even II the
= are only pleasure seekers.