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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16
A SCHOONER LOST WITH ALL HANDS.

ST. JoHN's, n. F., June Is tSpecidb. b.-News
from Saint Georges Bay OF the loss OF hshing
and all board Seal Rocks The We ssei
was reaching the land when struck by an ohshore
squal which carried away her uDrcefcd sails. she
heeled and sank Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16
SECESSION FROM CANADA.
OVERWHELMING VICTORY FOR THE LIBERAL PARTY
NOVA SCOTIA,

IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, June Is (SpeciaD. provin-
oial general elections to-day upon the question OF
secession from the Canadian confederation and
reciprocity with the United States resulted In
wheming victory for the Liberal party and in favor OF
those questions. Halifax and all tn Atlantic hshing
counties carrying on large business relations with
Boston and NewYork elected secession candidates by
largo majorities Tho County Of Cumberland. ad-
joining New-Brunswick. and three counties In
Cape Breton Island also return secessonista As the
election was purely Dominion issues. and as the
question OF the fisheries and the existing relations be-
Canada and the United States entered largely into
the contest the result 10 disastrous defeat
for the Dominion Government Tho victory
for repeal shows that Nova Scotia is dissatisfied win
her union with Canada and the beginning OF an agta
ton that will prove exciting not successful The Fed
erasts will have only seven members In the new legs
laturo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16

PARIS. June 15.-The Senate Bureaus have
elected committee to examine and report upon the
Expulsion bill. Six OF this committees members in-
cluding NJ. Barhelemy st. Hilare. oppose the bill.
while but three known 10 approve It, Nevertheless,
1t is believed the bill will pass the Senate by narrow
majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16
SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES THREATENED.

LONDON, June 15.-The Standards Vienna
spondent teegraps that 1t is impossible to conceal
the msgiviDgs generally felt IN that city that King Lud
wig insuflicicnty guarded Sunday evening. a
long time" the correspondent says, elapsed before
searchers sent TO find what detained the King
cised the body OF The King mghthave been reanimaed
The correspondent maintains that when King Lud dwgs
financial extravaganza first began to make trouble In
Bavaria hint gwen that he affected Wit III
sanity and adds: "Ihe real TRUTH fear. will never he
known The excitement at Munich and other Bavarlan
the strange manner or the Kings taxing OH
threatens serious consequences TO the ministers"
The British gone into mourning for period
OF three weeks OF the death vi the King Of
Bavaria
THE KING HAD CONTEMPLATED SUICIDE
BERLIN, June l5.-BOth here and IN Vienna
painful Impression caused 10y the news OF King
Lud wigs suicide. Emperor William was deeply grieved.
The Crown Prince will 90 to Munich to represent his
father AL the German courts have goue into mourn
ing for the dead King
IL Ia stated that Ludwig had for q long time contem-
plated suicide He told his mother OF his Intention, and
asked royal physciaDs TO give him something that
would quietly terminate his cxistonce. The Bavarian
Ministers were fully cognizaDt OF these requcsts
DR. GUDDEN's RELATIVES IN WISCONSIN.
OSHKOSH, WIS.,, June 15.-Dr. Gudden, the
physician who lost his life In attempting to save King
Ludwig, The father OF Mrs. Dr. b. Gudden. OF oahkosh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-16

TORONTO, June 15.-The Mayor sent tO-da
by telegraph 81 900 for the relief Of the sufferers by
Vancouver, B. G., fire.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
Al The Oprrn Iiouse.

The Bennett ~ Moultnn Opera Com.
paoy gave the Queens Lace Hankes-
chieF at the Opera House last II light
before the largest audieB % Of this we ,k
Mr. Lodge, as Don Ssncbo, made
another hit, aud kept the audience con.
vnlsed with laughter. This character
atfords him ample scope for the display
Of his comedy powers, and II Is almost
needless to say that he made excellent
use of IT, Miss Murphy made an ex
cellent Donna Irene. and the remainder
Of the cast was highly satisfactory.
There Ia no gainray ing the fact that this
Is the best opera com paDy that has ever
appeared ia this city ut popular prices.
The members mr. all painstakins, care
iul artists, with excel.ent, welLtrained
voices. and their dramatic action 10 nj
that Gao be- d. sired. This evening they
viii present "FAtinitza," an opera that
has only been given In this city few
times The "Mtkalo" will be repe sted
tomorrow afternoon and the engage
meat viii close with '0livett4 in ths
evening. NJ ono should miss seems
this very excellent company, abd IN,
b )use should 10 packed ~ each OF Tues,
closing performances.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
Decap,tated by = Wagon

ELKToN, Md Dec. 30.-Georse ia.
mar, sged about 30 years, who has been
employed at the freight house OF VIM.
NJ. Singerly's pulp works, in Elkton met
with n horrible death this morning.
one Of the drivers being kept from his
vol b. sickness in his family. lamar
was sent IN his place IN charge of team
of six mules, taxing few tons Of coal
TO Singerly's provider ce Paper Mills,
about ak miles from here. He left here
before six O'Clock this morning. His
o0dy was afterwards found On the road
about half y mile from Providence Mills
terribly mutilaled.
The head was cut completely of. he
had fallen in such q why that the wheels
of the heavy team had dragged and
then passed over his body. A second
t am OF Ike character, going towards
Providence Mile, also passed over hi
remains refoEe they were disccyere'
Coroner Luz snberg left Tor tho tcens
and summoned jury Of inquest. A
verdict OF accidental death was rem
dered. He WAS unmarried, aud mem.
Dor Of the loige Of Red Men AZ Cherry
Hil, Cecil County.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

The Asbnry M. X. Sunday school
gave very fine entertainment lasV
evening, the principal object OF which
was 70 afford treat TO the infxn
scholars. A large audience en- joye,I
the recitatioua, dialogues and musicV
Tho infant school was treated to q plen,
tiful supply OF candies. The pastor OF
the church, Rev. j. Z. Bryan, waI
presented with q very handsome desll
aud Mrs. Bryan with . dressing easel
M les SAllie Shaw WA also prese to
with handsome dres sing case by bel
class, aud many other presents were exl
changed between teachers and schol.
ars.
The st. Paul's Young Peoples Asso
citation gave very entertaining and
profitable Christmas entertainment last
niRh ut 10 large audience The program
which com listed OF readings and voca,
aud Instrumental music, reflected
credit npon Mrs. Fl. B. Forbes, Mis|
Kate Bailey and Mr.. Clarence Pylel
Vito got It mp. President George wi
TODD Mt the close made "A brief address,
Reviewing the work OF the associates
during the year. There will be no meet
ing OF the association next week on acI
count Of 1t being the week of pray er|
hut on the following Thursday DighI
there will be business meeting an.
election of officers for the ensuing year|
The Household of Faith Sunda
school had delightful time last nigbl
Snd children and teachers enjoyed Ind
music ard literary exercises. An ex
change OF numerous Christmas PRESENT.
was ALEC highly enjoyed.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
We Mean business

A certain man bee Aale very uauch
provoked st his dauRh,sT's best young
man, who As very bashfui and pro
craeTiuating lover, and hit upon the
happy expedieut of placing "a liliow on
the fFant gate and dettinR = table for
two inst u bide wiiE the word welcome
plui Cd o. IL cloth Ia tho hope OF nur-
TyiBg up ma TIRE, 40diDg GRIM g AZ the
tuu ii NE labcrs: AZ tuat young NAV
fon't COZ. 10 ZINE TO niREt lLs his lac {
CHARGE az IL at 'cre gaze"
" . B.uution this little incident sim
ply ~ Gall atteu lion 70 our littie word
weIcOE4e. We ara 81 ready 10 welcome
you, aad are very anxlous to make you
ACC Mantle win our new method OF
dong basiueSe st "a fsif. We are, VI
c0UIee Ne Sis, after 3oaT money, but
VIC Guu't prt poge 10 take il W!tAout civ
ing leu biz chances in rstnru. We
want your patronage, and to gain 1t
among Other u ings, VS. have adopted a
Bs mstbnd, ta2t u giyin: door prizes
vita every ad1is5.on IiaEct. Every
ons paIcacsiGz an D mission ticket for
10 ctrts II csiye1 h5e cEaL on every
ItcHtt: Eisrt n sil-er waics; second, a
tor O? Co.'S /; ihiEd, az uGl sre3lH; iouCtl,
2 81 ar o, pD1 Z; iitI, "a load u woud
/ rocd Gad 4raiut articles. Wr've
sa5=oG bare II, ard probn3e 90 keep u
up It ua L 40; z fair now being held
~ the 5a fuz P4,diag Go Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

The Legislature will meet AT Dover
next TuesJs y, hut ali tha mem bers will
be present on Monday evening 10 tax
part il TIE caucus for oifi :es. FROM
indications which have come to tee
surface it would appear nov that Dr.
Cooper, Of Kent County. will be elected
Speaker of the Senate
Counting his own he has four votes
sure, and for some lime past he bA
been on tho lookout for the fl nh. He
was in this city u few days ago lOokin2
up Senator EJECT Calvin w. Crossau,
nut il ID rot believed that he met with
the Nuccess he dssirei. senator Nc.
WhoIter is booked to vote for him.
For SPEAKER OF tue House Rspresen
tat,vs Ware OF this city, II Is sGid, mas
been dropped, aud Representative Or.
Ch8y der has been brought for ward.
Dr.. CuauGier wSs Speaker OF the ii use
sx yeats ago. 1t is said that eleven
uleu Oera % the Legislature baye vo!un'
tarily offered 10 vote for William Her
bert for ot...e Trsa,ursr, and IL ough he
is masking 70 effort 10 secore the tfiici
there $ 70 reasonable DOUBT OF hi. elec'
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
FOURTH EDITION


Miss Geneeieve Ward made her APP
pearance in Wilmington last evening
in her wonderful play entitled, Forget.
Me-Not," aud although the audiences
was not ss large IA the talep tod artist
or the merits Of the play deserved. II
was highly apprec!at.ye. Mrs Wards
creation Of the character OF 5tophanie
is superb and although II cannot be
expected 10 excite the sympathy OF an
audience, her fine actipg certain y
merits and receives their appreciation
aud admiration. Mr., W. II. Vernon
did some fiue acting as Sir Horace
W6lby, aud all the other members OF
the company proved Themselves excel
Lent and talented artifts
This and tomorrow evening and ut
the m atinee . sensational drama emit
tied 1.-THE Black Hawks" will be pre-.
scented, and the Buffalo Courier speaks
Of It as follows:
"Arizons Joe and his company yester.
day drew large audinpsss at Bunnell's
Museum, thai q the evening making
uss of Inc available standing room.
They appeared In the sensational drama
'The Black HAwks"of which the >. spes
are laid in New Mexico and ARE )Da A.
the present time. The play reese N bles
mott others OF iis class, and depicts q
number of stirring incidenis. such as
the robbery OF n stage coach, prairie
hre, several shooting see nen, in which
Joe N made to do some rem Rtkable rife
work, and 80 on. Three trained dogs
and several horses are used to advan-
tagep
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
Did not want to bo Di.tur bed,

From all accounts, the Houl Dough
er'y, which IL commonly known ~ DO :
lice station, is nos q desirable place TO
stop al, as those in chargr rouse the
lodgers out too early In the morning
Last night John Smith registered With
clerk Schcor, and was assigned 70 the
room In the basemsnt, where he enjoyed
a coed nights rest, but this morning
his s'umbers were rudely disturbed at
6.45 o'clock by jauitor Meachem, who
told him II was time to get up and get
out.
Now ma Johns bushes. Is OF such D
nature that he was not obliged TO make
a train at a certain hour, and had no
other particular business TO attend 10,
be became very indignant and after
muttering SOME thing about IL being a
Ill OF a place." went for the janitor
and succeeded In being lodged In cell.
When he Was arraiRned At city court
about O'Clock be seem very contrite.
bui II did not save hun from a line Of IS
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

Says Harrisburg special OF Wednes-
day evening TO the N. Y Sun; The death
OF Gen Logan has considerably disarrang
ed the plans of the Republicans of this
State There Ia good deal of Blaine
sentiment among the people of Penn
syivania, but the party leaders have al
ways been against him and and are SO
yet. There was quiet movement among
them looking toward the support OF Logan
for the Presidential nomination of 1883
1t is said that Senator Cameron was in 1t i.
and It lie known that o number of HIS
closest friends were already at work on
the scheme. The sudden death OF the
Illinois Senator OF couse puts an end to 1t,
but it is not likely that this fact will turn
10 Blaine's benefit For the past two days
there have been a number OF leading Re
puhlfcans In this city. The purpose of
their simultan. Gus visit has been matter
OF conjecture from the moment of their
arrival. Some of them visited General
Cameron last evening, and later held a
conference ut the room OF State Treasurer
and prospective United States Senator
Quay that lasted until g O'Clock this morn
ing. observation-disclosures elect Davies
was of the party, and Governcr-elect
Beaver arrived this afternoon.
lyon can't understand what brings so
many OF Senator Camcron's political
friends 10 the city" said one OF the gen
tlemen who was at the Cameron residence
and the Quay conference To the Sun rep
resentative this evening. at Is 10 ar
range 10 bring Senator Cameron's name
forward for the Republican Presidential
nomination. The party in this State is not
willing 10 put the chances OF success In
jeopardy again by the nomination Of
Blaine IL was our purpose TO support
Logan, but his death has made that i'm
possible We have now turned 10 Sena-
tor Don Cameron We submitted the
plan TO his father, the venerable but san
sagacious politician, and while he did not
encourage the movement, be said nothing
10 discourage, but s. emed pleased over 1t.
You may say that Pennsy lvania will have
a candidate in the next Republican Ma
tional Convention, and that 1t viii be
Senator j. Donald Cameron.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

DslavAre Lodge, No. 6, A. o U. W.,
elected the following officers to serve
during tire ensuing term: M W., DIR.
y z. I.usene; p. Nj. W., j. z. Prem tissi
fireman, u. p. Maloney; overreer, ID. b.
Ksr-z Jr.; guide, b. Heyoi l. &. w,
--------- Robinson; o. 8. W., I. Danuer
recorder, Edward Pyle; finaHc'er, N. x.
Benson, Jr.; receiver, 8. a. Baynardi
r preventative to grand lodge. VIM. H.
Feu x.
An election was also held by viii
tnipgton l. odge. No. /, resulting rs fol.
10 St: NJ. W, Benjamin q. Gam; fore
man, Jacob Butz; oveIseer, II. II. B0nr'
@on; guide, Lewis Sasse; recorder, w.
II. Fairlamb; husncier, O. k. Weed
rec liver, J. X. Adams; |. w, X. 4.
Sch ny leI; q. s. w Samuel Bot; uedi'
cal exam iners, h. G. ShortliG GO. j. T.
| V. Blocksom; trustee, Charles Thorne;
reprus en- tative 70 Grand Lodge, g. Ii.
Underwood.
Alpha Council. No. /, L. O. r. u,
last evening elecled the following cffi
GERS: Commander, t. Il. Alexander
vice commander, j. II. Cook; prelate.
DR.. "A. J. Funk: mari hal, Edwin
Ichen; recorder, II. o. Moore; fnan-
cial scribe, K. Is. Roberts; treasurer,
=. U. Snyder; waider, A. K. Bay lori
ser ttnel, Isaac Hackett; knight, DR.. Q.
.. Funk; medical examiner. DIR. Peter
Cooper; representatives 70 supreme
council, DR.. q o Funk, p. o. Snyder
The Law Library Association met
yesterday afternoon in the library Al
the Court House and elected the follow
ing officers: President, William G.
Spruance; vice president, Lewis o.
Vandegrlft; secretary, treasurer and
Librarian, Thomas Davis; directors,
George II. Bates. Beuj amin Nieldsr
Henry q. Conrad, Anthony Higgins
and Low e. Bird There were no fund:
ON hand in the treasury.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
The City MuIoted Again.

Benjamin Elliott, Philip Piunkett
and Isaac G. Pyle. referees appointed
by the Court 10 determine the au IL OF
James McIntire, william McGsrr and
Robt. Torreus against the city for dam
ages accIning from the coDstrne ion OF n
siuice gate on Christians avenue, near
The Loo9el worse, after hearing ell
tbs evidence In tia case and giving It
careful consideration gave Judgment
thia morning Ia favor of Mclntire for
1888 %; McGsrr, 1882 10, ana Torrens
for Sl7l 81; total, S963 OF. Tue costs 10
the case viii increase tho amount to
over $1,000 In tho enteripp OF the
sni's MtInttra claimed i72l 40, N cGarr
1888 % and Torrens S345.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
DisorderIH IOnper

LATE last nigat A lien McCracktn reg
| -'nTod asa lodcer at police station, anc
Sss ssigned To the room in the base
~, ~, which nightly Is filled with o
motley crowd. Allen Lnd been drink.
~ aud before be had baen DC wn stairt
: erea whiln concluded to have a little
'ap, and viii IAAt eud in view came
ap 'a.is and iaise9 disturbance W th
come Of tie prisoners. The consequence
aas that he, too, was licked up, AND
! IT. rHorliug aas ntzntgBed al the city
g urt Ue said that he had Just got out
p! iail Gn "Wednesday, where he had
bpen almost COZ tan uously for the past
90 days Il" p.ead ha.d 10 be let off.
sud on lih pm ise 10 20 10 a place in
The cClLtTy wbtre LIE saga that he has
~org, was ordered 10 be disch aEssd at
10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

ST. arih Lsu Dson sdvtrtises 10 sell al
;be Court house, on Saturday,, the 9Th Of
January, iiau-e hCesa, near the cor
nar 81 Head ana CLAY mont stroste, be.
Ion aiuP 10 Thomas Chamber
Two brick houses near the correr Of
Ell veuth and Heald streets, belonging
to Diaries II. Hendrichson.
a house and lot near the corner Of
Davis ard Ciaymont streets, be .ou cling
70 John a. Hendrickson.
4 brick and frame houss on Green
street., belonging To David Higgins.
Es alsn advgrsises to sell at the house
Of Jacob Is. Hyatt, in Stanton, ON Fri
day, January "A, two farms sitnatad
uear Pleasant Hin, NH Teek Hun.
drai, belonging to Albau Buckingham.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
N ews sum mary.

Mrs. Annie Smith, accused Of induo.
irg Lillian Smith, an IL. year, old gi,l, to
steal pocketbooks from ladies engaged
IN shopping, was on Thursday held In
ii 800 bail In New York.
The officials OF TIE Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad ia Baltimore do not
credit the report of q probable strike OF
the locomotive engineers ON the Pitts.
burg division OF the road.
EGeueral w. w Loring, Pasha, for.
merly OF the United States Army, then
OF the Confederate Army, aud later
commander OF corps in the Egyptian
service, died last evening in New York
1t Is snnoun csd that the Seer etsry on
the Treasury has made an dyance 1t
the rates OF compensation paid TO prin.
ers at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing.
Dorr NJ. HamliD, who two weeks age
shot himself and n Young woman az
Penn Yam, New York, disd yesterday
morning OF his wound In the Jail ut that
place.
-Wm. Lester. aesd SO years, was fatal.
ly burned by falling into n vat OF sul.
phuTic acid In Works candle factory at
Cincinnati, on Wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

James NJ. Csfbrey, young man
about 30 years Of age. dice quite sud.
duply at his home. No. 10 kentmert
street, Riddles Banks. last night. He
was employed as bookkeeper al
James Riddle, Son s Company's Mills.
en- the Brandy vine. and II Is thought
that he has bseif . m cled with consump-
ton for some time.
Last "Wednesday be was at the mill
as usual attending to his duties, but
was seiKsd with n hem orrhaRe aud was
sent home IN Mr.. Fields carriage,
uhere be was attended by a physiciAn
Last night no had another hemorrhage,
which terminated in death. He was O
very ostimable young man and leaves
. VITO and one chiIh.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

A report comes from Newark that a!
attempt was made to fire Delaware Coz
leSe ON Saturday night last, the evenin
of the day OF the burning of the Deal
Wooden Mills. 1. is said Il ut ~ m
iron OF the building In charge of q,
ding hall heard noises on the thin
floor, but supposlnR the noise was mad
by some students, paid no more attgl
zion to the matter. On entering onekl
the vacant rooms the next morning 81
was surprised to find a large quandt
Of charred paper in corner, and y
base board, floor and window casin
were scratched. II was only then u
IL was found that the college buildt
had narrowly escaped a contisRratio
No clue has been found 10 the guilt
party.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
Fifth EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
mr. A. Rsybold won the breech ,o.,
ing gun instead Of A. KeynoId's AZ O
Jonn = Castle No. 4, X. @. E. fair ~
ednesday evening, the 10th inst.
Ine pest variety talent In the couptr,
seen ut the ALEXANDRA Palace. al
mission free. hu
feari Andrews closes two vear.\
johRhRement NJ Carroli's Casino to NOR
low eve ming. She IL good serio. oomit1
goers. " p'~s
lWatch- night services will be he,d IN
ntent ~ the Heavenly Hscruits ChaneI
Thirteenth and French attracts con-
mencinR at 8 o'clock. Pastor Ru,b az
poets outside help.
A slight firs was extinouished in Al.
Mcoombs Building, Third and Orance
streets, yesterday at noon, by some ~
kitselman a. Fox's hands before n bnd
done much damage.
The German sapgerbund. % Ia usual
NJ inc isst meeting OF the year, Was
given up 70 social enjoy ment last night,
aud with number OF invited friends an
excellent lunch Was enjoyed.
A sneak thief entered the grand lodpe
room, knights Of Pythias Hall, Smith
Building, on Tuesday evening. and
stole an overcoat belonging TO W. w.
Ward, jsnitor Of the building.
A few pounds OF our 90 or 60 cont teal
Is the proper thing 10 commences thll
rev Year with. They are fresh and|
pure aud the best for tho money IN the|
city. Crippen's, 8 East Second street,
Veasey, druggist, NJ Eighth and Mon
roe streets, has another supply OF thoa.
wonderfully cheap lead pencils. apSI
Sill offers them at the same price as OF ]
Christmas day. Five cents each. Ey.|
cry body get = supply while they are|
going.
The Asbury Mutual Improvement
Society will give n literary entertain
ment on Saturday evening, after which
they will debate the subject: "That 6ro(
causes more destruction than water. I"
Messrs. McMullen and Mckay will
argue 10 the sffi run alive ami Mr.. Heis-
Ter In the negative.
The first grand sociabie OF the II RI
q. NJ. o. 3. will be given In the w coca. J
GOES new hall, Second and Jackson
streets. this evening. A handsome gold
ring will be given 10 the lady and o fine|
elk muller TO the gentleman who hold
the lucky programs. The grand march,
start, at 8 o'clock sharp.
Jack Ashton, Jim Carroll and Frank
Bosworth arrived In this city last even.
ing. and the two first named PARTED
will spar four rounds q. Carroll's Casinty
this evening, strictly ON their merits
Ashton challenges any man, exec ptinel
Sullivan, for fight TO the finish, and
consequently Is rather noted charac
Ter among sporting men.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
\ Flne Roadster sor sa,e.

The Kentucky roadster, Pumpkin
Seed, Ul5h complete driving ontiit,
wagon and sleigh, viii be- sold ~ public
sale ON Saturday afternoon at 3 O'clock
AZ the club stable, Eleventh and West
streets The hoyss is an elegant road
ster, very fast, having driven ont
Blanche Medium AZ Suffolk Park,
Philadelphia, on the ninth heat In
2 81 He is quiet and sound, and n
superior driver. Pumpkin Seed IL
sired t'y Old Magma Cbarta; dam, Yer.
mont Hfru, who wes sirtd by General
Knox. The complete ontht is sold foI
want Of use.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31
Keeping nn Christ,n "A

About O'clock this morning, rs OFF
Ger Welsh wna patroling his beat In
the western part Of the city, the wife
of Bernard Haughey called to him 10
come in ard arrest her husband, who
was smashirR tip things generally.
she told tho officer that Barney bad
6een drunk ever since ChgislIOas, ard
tbat ShA lu!d cot &c anything with
htia. ha was taken 20 the hall and
this morning was auaisned at the cify
court and fined t2 ami cc.ts.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-31

Ab5ut Al 80 o'clock ,ast night Robert
Pr9vidercs came 10 the police station
ani asked for lodgtngp, but as he was
under the iniiaanc- OF liquor ct the time
ald hsd la I int bottle.oI whiskey
Va his pocket he was locked up. This
morning he was arraiRned at the city
court, when he said that he was shoe
maker Dy trade aud bad WORK 10 10 to
to 1hy, ana that about one week ago
AL Gla household goods were sold by a
cons table for rent He begged 40 hard
TO bs leE oil that tue Judge told him he
would give him n trial, and committed
hln until 10 O'clock.