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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

iocsl freirht lssrft tfraul Hsulsf e. J p ~.
osrrsifs r.esslsll~e-f fsr 81 hileEsu
AZ tratnf daily crneui aauinF
1hruuEh rckett fo aI T,l.uis arc hr-fns m
sff1'luT coaches csn ~ sfrured sf Eui1F Tiefef
n1sce. q Maflrnf.sr EHf ai arr0f
NrktENtN fsanersI Agent
cE0 " RrEs0N CrT Trtei Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

TIE reports aoo1, log cholera about
E.kaarf. Indiana, seem to have gone
out 0x -ud foremost The Elkhart
ssrf.asi says tie report that thai county
Is los cl, l-ra resort IS al on accom- I
oi tso or three unfortunate little shoats
wlicn fsl III on the premises o. PlEBE
SwaRr"
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
a4NTRD-4GENTs.

IIANTED-LADlks To WORK FOR M
W local OF travelling: some. hung entirely new,
Tor ladies only. 81 daily easily made no photo, no
painting particulars Tree, Nm. +, u. Little. box
44S, Chicago, H. 20
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

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tFalsrslss s1l osliillg al a.llf flez, and
fts16 i.f ast al t,.sslf..l 81 9JAr 4if .sl,l.i ~
AHes n ~l1afi 4 -s.eet traa1 Rapids
IA lealN fkufHECa Has ANf leNK ~
" sass a1l l.llli 4..lIst 49,. zlil a,il-s
e far ssla1 tlus sti Z tatt aut t.l SAL Fs.A
u llolcrI r.- isls>z aii1 l.stls1 81 a tit
.s-i l.atlz b. UlE rtY =. . Prov. llff4 g 4
1iQ.t Ult.s IL s~ee Ha.el
I0h SARA VACANT IoI NllI TAXI
Flllt i.lattr aI eArf ultr ar i.iasr stfk -
lsa l-enL ks4ulrs sf ] t f.l.il. = s,atl lhf.,
llls
I70k sALK-HoCsE No. 6ss ~ FCIIoN 81
/ 4u1 zee l9XI easi.
A. or los ai : lfiFl,leI-st Nll ns y lLlir1Na
lTuI k-Grket -epsslllltf ~
10 LOAN SO sSs ssae AID pal
olllh ltFlalul I'll. iuls ai4 IL ieas4 az sefll oi
ye2rs Ia those " - - al g. 1aiil k..a1 sluFe<
Iuliie hrse-. ls olers lQ4st laieA.
INoR sAIE- -HOlSh ANb Lel n NORTH
parI 81 cilf ief sac, sg exchange ial l..st
YsllAale property. AEpig A. - Csl0 81 -
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

JAY lsarLD.
w." Fo- iA'7 ~ ~ ~ -'"'
'o- -''- .--'' --1' '''.' NC
- ~--
---
Waat Aas become q the political y - .
NA cl ~ our morLllg con--mporaf! +
.,,..-t ....... ,...l,. I
Socialist A t2Lisa stil have 90 10 some 4
where -i-e o. prove that sorl-ty Is AS +
demora-z-d ss D. depicts 4. New loik
soci-ty D. not bad enough TO al
mt AtsllNa
-r. -.. .,...'.' .t.....
u.-..-. f.s.... s..,, e. b.g. ,oo.
.,. s.., ana f.-.,,os. H. F.kha-.
oerfshst say t1e report thai tnat county
is = los cholera resort IS al on accom-
of tFo lr three unf0rtunaie little snoats
w1len fsA ~ on the premises o. PlEBE
owsAr-
TIE little mr. bali heads 4 column in
uis paper AT Bay" Are We 10 io.er
tbat tb. Democrats Committee are after
HIM for the last time with warning to
knock some Of the saint from It's dr,vsl?
The candidate nr. ball tells Of has DO
plae. on earth. his sphere u. posing a. a
uooo - 'l7 49, \. ! a. Au0
FxGov. JOSIAH BEaoLE seems almost
persuaded 10 b. Prohibinonist IL
has .rittsn lstrer column IN length
h The Center. the tsmperauce organ =
Michigan. On The teup@ranca issue Hs
advi--s temperance men "xho do Dot
vet f-sl ready to vote with th- Pro1ibi
toD party. never 70 vote Tor auy msr
Who ,s not 10 fsg,a ~ temperauce prin
ciDIs~. and opo..s..i to saloor Influence"
0i-'n ' 'ei' A'A H'-'7' i'nE TOT ''e
S''o '''' ua57 leu q '''''''7'>- '. i
lAn' q ma o''e' q l-'i = -'''' d DfoN
English editors would I'D their heads
IN fn. waste bask-, uitaaut much cer.-
mon. y they continued -h-,r prescott
pain talk eo1csruirg tie Os.en. Toe,
criticize h-r f.- ,,.v.-.ay P-.es ALFx.v
nvs -o visit tina Ervli-t Court and saog
var, .lsisl, that tb... ro l,ny-- l-,,-v-
i,. 49,. .l.y,r.. -,,f. - Et-.,-
Nf -Ea 4.faf tIf.i. e.UrF ABOUT TIE
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

WANTED-A GOOD COOK. ALSO SECOND
w gi.a. la lefeEssn ave -
"A AA4ED-A l0t Nu GIRL 40 DO HOUSE
W woT. ana care of children. Apply III tAe
morning al 100 Jefferson ave. SSH
nfANrkD-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
" erAl hounework Inquire al - Cherry =. -
WANTED WAsHNoMAN WANTED. 10
" CoHrt IT,. " - side. a
NTANTHD-G RI FOR GESERAL HOUSE,
" woTk good wages paid. 10 C0urtst, Wet
side. "a
nANIED A COMPETENT GIRL TO Do GIN
" era b useworK. Apply 10 Mrs. ID. NJ. AmDeIg,
30. Sue4lon-.t {. "a
"A ANTkD-AN APPRENTICE 0IRL Al THE
" or sslnAalng rooIn. 2. shswlnut ave. -
NTAN4E4-A COOL GIRL FOR OENERAL
" housewoTk. good wages. Enquire a. "a
s0ulh fToutst isti
LANIED-FOUR DINING ROOM elkLs
w b. aud og Pearl-st. II
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
MichiF@n a Ohio

short Line and Through Ooaches frum G'c kAr
Holland cd haven, huskeFon aud Peuiwalef.
GOING WEST. Cenir.l Tine GOING KAsT
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

AL - E1A
a4.ne ru1 e. ciif lln.s. rblft IS
sla&32rs t.nis
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
Detroit. Nsckinsc a Marquette X r.
"THH MscEINsw SNORT IIrE"

Erpre<s irsint tsiIr thc sesr ro1uf rnskr f'r -
Cr1rertillf pith tra frru la-ata fhs Fas
snf south. i0 sIl Lste sEsfTi1r TeirE
A Watson NJ ArfEH
.fen'i superintendent f-er ? Fazs A Tirta ~.
Marquette y Ifh ksruu.fie Hfrt
L.k. shore A sichiFe. southern -xsl.s-.
ff.s.atrss4
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

TEh SECURITY SfDKAoECoMfANA SIokke
| and insurek furniture. household Foods aud
general mcECha hauclsc A. low ralcs- Gouos sdlG o1
o0nlIR ion. pae I'd. moved and shipped Ne. le
huFon-si Telephone 1lt
EANTAD-Nh0HCAskN
IANIED-PERsONS WANTING 5HoNtAet-,.
w jeWelry cases or sllveryErt cases 81 different
lengths helghths. or sizes can have them Ele
" order Oh snorl nolce. a stock Of regu ar slLte
constantly on hand val DC sold a, reduced prlcgs
Al J. ". era er's So Cana 81 II
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

PRICES-75 70. - aud p ceuts. Reserved
seat, without estra charge
Notice to rents and Guardians In ordrr 10
GIT the children. who prm large clientele
o. or patrons. Children. :. ecial Reserved seat
Coup % li ets, VIII De placed sale ar Ger T.
less tr IAN The reg lar Reserved prIc This ar
raugem' M viii be- especially pleasing "a NUM-
cradle patrons who prefer 20 havt b ir YOUNG
ones s-H "a confer abb WIT themselves bu who
DO mo- feel able or justified iu paying the full re-
served price for cir cuidren
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
Ask Your Druggist For
DR.. BELLS
EDIGALDISGOVERY
Wszs. Nervous aud DssihIstsd Man
= Prompt. Positive. snd Permanent
Cure Tor Nervous 0eoiiitY. Organic
Weakness. Premature D CAY.
and al Ur.asry Troubles.

No matter - induced of hos long standing
Il reslores 10 rsriect heath the NotNs AIBDLs
AGED and - This sPzClFrc - reliable has
never Isl. n OF ever all iAsl 10 cCEE srEErlLa
and thefDagy every case when used a. directed.
aid the advice gwen l. strictly stnered 10 IL q
o0seuisn. in iorIn. pleasant 10 take and cOss
nOt nerfeFe with business pursuits. kndoned
By thousands who have us~d u BE sure yOu
obtain Dr. Bells Medical Discovery. and
take no other louT druggists ~iil order il for
y0u II u0t GA sale. by mail on receipt Of Price
one Dollar Three - nye package. VIII cure
oostinats cases thai have resisted every other
f0ra OF treatment. Prepared only by.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

The httle mr. ball heads q column IL
MS paper AT Bay" Are We 10 i0ser
THAI the Democratic Committee are after
bim tor the lasf time with warning TO
knock some of the saint from It's drvel?
The candidate mr. ball tells Of has no
place on earth; his sphere Is posing a. a
dodo ~ The gates OF Fairylaud.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

WANTED IMMEMATEIY-TN PUSHING
" Les 0llg msl rll1 .osG reference lleS1 a.
py kp-sls -. koods bil. 4. - fesrl-si q
uANTEu-A YOUNG MAA ~ WORK oA
W garden. ore mi.t south ~ city mi-si under
stand care ~ horses Address boN So, s.a.ius
~ages anied Ier mouth 81
n AkTED -TEN GOOD sALEsNEA TO SELL
W stale shc counig rgnts Adtreas 4. A. tilis
one. .
uANTED-A MAN TO TAXI CARE OF
" horses aud 90 chores apply a. .se once oi
Chlckerius a 60, Pierce bloek. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

AL oflen daily sxoeq sunday.
Sleeping IAN rlL oIl fali1t AID Alsa.lr "a
pres trains lo and llolE llr.rcf
iaTlor cars rll 0l lay E1lrrs- auc Grand Rap
lds Exprcss to and frum Detroit
DiNscg caunecfl0hf maize ai Ne.r0'i slil
uhrongh ueins kasi over & a. h H.. iCansts
r0etlera DIV .1ioll
CHss II hoEkls General hEl. 81 ho4r.rt-s
J. Il HAMElSs 1lCErl A8t ElIlu pcFslt
a. " a ssoH. IIlar Ilt DrlcC. Al a1lIr-rs.
o. " kueel.Es q q A. chlcsso
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

A. ll4lls 0A-tt e2ucla o4llkf
fla a. u trsil Las Ftrill "a itd l.ucl1.Al.
olo L1ln "a. AiSrfiLlE ~ llstlLlAl
% tratn tozuccs e kslsala1as f3l hsslls
Cfeek. iscksal Delfoii sud lallsllaE l-illk az
rt--s a. LellO-i a li-ih
IhrS1tt ucEcss aaG fa- I4i1slIallaL ca -
hAS oy eA-ias upoz a A .laQsasi Dckea essali -
defsst oI eroo A tlIsaE llla4 ll1kei AFoai 81
konfos slrcos g. i. ls3lA ~ooIs
lelarA- fsa.sakal Aal lllEa. AEaal
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

1Fglczs-sg And . PEAkL-sT.
TELE LERHOET X NO 531
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

s-s...a =. 49, -.s.-. Of "a. s-es.a ei-..-
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Oys.e.AL gArzs Or KENT COUNTY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

NOR sAEE-IHE -lOlk 0f 0tal kklk~ AID
baslltss 4f ~ - eell1 liislsion|st ioEg.atr
win q lease 81 the Store ~ alic1 sliaatel las
stlCs -li is s,ad As a 1oie oi ln 4tiAulliite T.
A.u rcbastrs. if al 50 81 Qle fsr. B ascf lille
Wll * slseu ol pas ui ttc p-rehase pFioe = DE-
SIRED.
rOR sAIf-TNO -ECoND HAND OoAL
stoves medium slat Used cle seesoll, ili are
IA gooa repalf En4uine q. "a Office.
iNIRNlIIR III FOH sAlE-f fARl1i.. hEDRpOA
j. .iAe noau aao l.fleu iurUi.llt ias SAFE
Cali si lss A. Division 81 Dei~eel hAiiPasl 20 AID
u
NOR sALE-A GOOD CARNAGE or bEIIk-
ers hons 10 he sold a. half lie value lIa1d
ToASons l0T selling Address az a. e. lls Nor-h
Dislsi,ins
lsOR sALE-A fINk kOAD CART NkAkIl
new kn4uir Al 81 hears ~ =
40 LOAN-soa So. and Sss l0 eel one eooi
ion sAkl 81 cily lu.lts Tor sl-5, ou time 81 10
lots same add lgI t-ia lpis un AJfe.ls add.
springfield ave Tor only So ou time .. Tie one
o1iueT stocking si fuf Sl-a $500 serR AL want
81 ior 'smly 0t tnrce al Ne ias -uA-aacr-sl.
iuite hn~ opera house blcck
gENUINE DIAMOND RINGS PGAFEcT ,lI
" siouss. ia sold. tiT - uo feIiccuou giasses.
the bost g. t1. solid guld sIsc.A,lt2. = 81
Prices never before offered "a Grand Rapids
Genuine gnoas Everything warranted Al ,. f.
hoInan :, l3s Nuufues - q
NOR sALE-A GOOD sERNICABIK uORsE
/ for family or delivery purposes. cheap al ~
AonToe-sL sau
NOR sAlE-Ont upright .Eussi osber piano
L nearly new. one Peninsula Coal Stove. viii
oven large siEe. boo. hl nea at winter one bed
couch. ana some other furniture. Enquire al
rOolu q bAil block ao Canal Il. 1-f
lOk sALE-CO&PLEIA SKI n y kErOkIe
L Waite actions and 1cieuces and Other Nalu-
able law books. Viii be sold cheap. Addrcss
tred = Clark, Grand hspids, Micn
COR aALE-A FIRsI-CI-Ass SILVER MATCH
L Elcln, National Watch CorPsuyk make
sst ss4 used but little. VII be- sold a. ltesA-
iscollL Inquire 81 tElAaRss hsEALD once
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

srsia lssFlns a. es. =. 49, ohal O. -la-ohss
~ aEsycns4 klIs
% IRAN aa4 ci42u CA a. fal.skss asa
Ns4klas~
ssp lrsll - slscgslns 1nd cE-n o4a 3
trsgsk q sue 4slkl1aR tlly
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

FL Gov JosIAa BEGoLE seems almost
persuaded 20 be a Prohibilonist d.
has sritfen a lstter column IN length
b The Center, the temperance organ u
Michigan. on the Temperance issue. Hr
advises ten upersnce men "RhO do Dot
yet f-el ready to vote gith th- ProLlbl
tion party. never To- vote FOR suy msr
WHO is not 10 fsvm q Temperance priD
ciplss. and opp''s-d 20 saloon Influence -
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Eaz aEEElf TIKI E1E.tA Hz8ALD 3 splsn-
al -.zzl s-sa r.sol. al-g d 80 se.f
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

ssscI -sassa So csassea ne t1.tsrAl assas
% al ~ sfsas ts-a -sslsp q re ssf4
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

1aK s8zaaa EAPl1s MozsIss lEL1skAs
tsll-4ls.al4 s-I.t =. 50
bzk1Ezs laAN1 EsFlDs u EAALD
Esi-1.l1lssi a11 $50
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
RaanI CnauRItIea.

A passenger train Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy system was
thrown from the track near A bany
Missouri, on Wednesday night, by a
broken rail. There were fifteen pas
sengers on the train, one Of whom was
killed. AL the others were Injured,
eight of them severely and one fatally.
Two men named Kennedy and Nc
Dowell were struck by train near
Johnston, PennA on Wednesday night
Kent edy was killed and Mcdowell
fatally injured.
A switch engine and seven cars were
derailed and wrecked by q misplaced
switch near LeAven worth, Kansas, on
Wednesday night. Jane. Moynihan,
fireman, vss fatally injured.
A boiler In the distillery Of Fairbanks
81 Duunaway, st Terre HAuta, Indiana,
burst Thursday morning, killing tive
men aad iDjuring Ave others,
At Youngstown, Ohio, on Thursday
an explosion Of melted meta IN THE
mills Of Brown, Bonnell 4 Company
scattered debris in every director
and hurled iron through he ro5f,-
Joha Wallace, blacksmith, was bsd J
burned and will probably die rSo
other men were slightly burned.
A young woman, named Riser, and
her escort, James Marshall, wert
d-owned by breaking through the ice il
the Youghiogheny river, near Daw,
son, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday
night.
A frame tenement in Bonneville
Missouri, was burned early on Thurs
day morning. Anna Reed and he
two children perished in the burnirI
building.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22

Try LynCh g. Lsary's toss coffee, At
200.
Read the list Of groceries advertised
by Lynch & LeAry, corner OF Third and
Mad ison streets, and see what 25..centa
will buy.
The large frame bHilding NJ Dover,
used ~ SKATING rink, will be sold 81
Sherlff's sale on January 30tb, ~ well
rs al the furniture Of tbs hiding, in
|cludiDg 200 pairs Of skates.
Thomas MaloDey, of New Castle Hun
dred, has purchased the Henry ID. Web
ster farm, near DsxteI's corner, in the
lower part OF the county, containing
IS acres, for 81 800.
At the Citizens Rink Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday Matt
nee, January % and %, 1885. PROBES
sor II. M. Parker and his wonderful
new Mastodon, dog and cat circus.
Frank Duffy Was the only occupant
ut City Court this morning, and the
only charge against him was drunken
ness- After hearing the testimony oil
the officer who made the arrest the
Jud GO sentenced him 70 pay q enc ol
81 and costs.
Il. S. Christy carpenter and builder
No. 1928 Tatnall street, 10 engaged II
making the improvements In the store
OF T. j. Walsh 4 Co., No 800 Market
street. He hAE also made various othel
Improvements, indicating good tast'
and judgment
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
THIRD EDITION.
Oneer Ra.ter DtdIa

On Thursday afternoon, rs Chief
Don Cherry was sitting In his office con-
sidering the advisAblity of having war
rants issued at once for all parties who
have failed TO comply with the law
requiring thea 10 have the snow and
ice removed from their pavements and
cutters, no was startled by white
woman, weighing not less than 200
pounds, who rushed in the office and
sank breathless in q chair. The Chiefs
hrst thought Was that she was making
her escape from an assassin, and he
sprung 90 his feet fully prepared for a
desperate struggle with blood thirsty
villain. Several officers were present,
and their eyes involuntary turned
toward the door, expecting every in
slant 10 see some fend intent on muir
der, and armed like q perambulating
arsenal, enter.
But no one came, and the Chief
venturec to ask the woman what vas
the matter. Matter" she replied, a.
soon as she could get her breath, that
Internal On dog catcher of yours has
got my dog" The Chief undertook u
explain the matter to her, but il was
no use ; she Vas mad, and continued
70 abuse everyone who had anything
70 do with the dog law. or were con-
cerned In enforcing it. AS there was
q number Of persons coming In on bust
meas, among them being several ladies
the Chief Informed her that she would
have 70 leave the Office, or he would
have her locked up On charge o.
disorderly conduct. She then wen
outi vowing ven gence on the man who
captured her poodle, and II will not be
safe for otiicer Foster 10 call on hSr I,
explain the law.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
To Our Merchants.

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
is the best medium of any
weekly in the State through
which to talk to the country
peop'e, and let them know
what Wilmington merchant
is alive and not afraid to
make his business known to
the thousands of purchasers
down the State. Farmers as
we'll as other people have to
buy dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes and a thou
sand and one other articles,
and the live merchant
catches the 9 early worm" in
the shape OF our country
friends. If you want to
keep we'll posted in regard
to public sales Tor vendues)
| as some of our country
friends still call it, they will
find the WEEKLY REPUBLG-
CAN the only medium in the
city that fills the bill. Ii you
have a friend out of the city
who wants to know what il
going on at home, you could
not do better than send hin
1.-THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAS
for one year.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22

The Institute Hall was again crowded
last night with an Alxious and enthn-
stAstic audience 70 hear what Messrs.
MAybee ard English had 10 say about
the sin OF intsmpeTance and their plan
for checking its evils. Mr.. MAybee
spoke with unusual earnestness. be
WAS pleased with the work that Vas
being done in Wilmington. He com
plimented the Christian business men
u all denominations on their CO opera
ton In the good work.
He regretted that there were 30 many
good citiEeIs and amongst them many
ladies of high social position aud larger
influence who stood aloof from tht
work, because they had no kindred ad-
d,cted to strong drink. Mr.. Maybes
drew several strong illustrations u
show that all had a work 70 do and b.
urged young men not 10 postpone sign
ing the Piled go ss delays are dangerous
He closed his address by Feciting "Th'
mill will never grind with the waite
that Is past"
The usual collection was then takei
aud Mr.. English Gang Simon tn
Cellarer," aud then made one OF hl
eloquent and affective addressts. Abou
~ PoAsoHs eeuo io1We anu eBH"
the pledge and 40 additional name
ware added TO The Wilmington
Red Ribbon Temperance Association.
The latter now has about LIS members
The association will occupy tn
platform At the meetings toniRh
and 20 morrow night The Association
met after the meeting adjourned ant
| appointed six nshers TO seAt the audi
eDce. The Women's Christian TEN
perAnce Union win hold a praye
meeting this afternoon At $50 o'cloc
ia DsiaWRre Avenue Baptist church
The temperance workers and other
| will be present
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22

For good coal 60 70 Bush's, FreUch
street wharf.
Paper bags for sale cheap at the RE
PUBLICAN Office.
Choice family coal under cover al
Mills, Fourth and Raurosc.
Come and look at the Capital range
Picksls' stove store. 8 East Fourth ST.
Call aud see samples Of fancy cards D
the REPUBLICAN Office. VIII prin
cheap.
Curry's Erysipelss Ointment cure
erysipslas In its worst form. Sold b!
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King street.
Mrs. McMAster, Iudian physician
has returned from Connecticut 10 thi
city, on account of the climate, AM
located at No go King stresI. He
card inay be found In another column
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
Great Bargains:

The greatest bargains in the
city at %. p. Smyth's watch
and jewelry store, '3ll Market
street / am determined to sell
out Only think, $500 nickel
alarm clock for sl,25; silver thin
bles, SO cents, for 35 cents; ladies
solid gold stem winding Ameri-
can watches, $40 fer $26; genie
gold watches $50 now $35; eight
day striking and alarm clocks Sc
reduced to $3.50. Also other
goods reduced in the same pro-
portion. Come and see for
yourselves. AS ! am deter.
mined to sell, this would be a
grand place for q young man
commencing business and it can
be had on reasonable terms.
8tw-A-d-ig
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22

Isaac Moody, an aged and respt c'ed
resident Of St. Georges Hundred died a;
the home Of his son in law, Clayton
Templeman, near Mt Pleasant on the
18th inst after = short illEesa Deceased
was "A years Of age, and previous to his
fasAl illness was quite an active man
for one 80 far advanced In years.
Less than n year ago he lost bis wife,
who died at their home In Odessa. A
family OF e'eveD children survive them.
His funeral took y ace on Thursday,
the interment being made in Forest
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
DeatraeIive FIres.

The FIRE in the cotton storehouses on
the American Decks Al Tompkinsville,
Staten Island. on Wednesday night,
proved more obstructive than AZ first
reported. Two ware houses containing
10000 bales of cotton were burned, and
the losses are now estimated at $50,
600 They are fully insured.
The Delaware OIL Works at Chester,
Penua we're burned on Wednesday
night. The loss is about $40 coo.
The grist mill, machine shop and pa
per mill of Charles f. Bingham, 10
Livingstone, New York, were burned
on Wednesday night. Lose, Sc, 600.
Burnett & Meyers retail boot and
.ho- store in st. Joseph, Missouri, was
damaged by lire on Wednesday night
TO tbs extent Of OF $4,000; insurance.
S25 600.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
FOURTH EDITION.
Cfeveiana,s Conflict with the
AemaaN.

sEn9NO-
wAsHISGroS, Jan. 2l.-The matter
Of furnishing information by the Ex.
ecutive department In response TO re
quests by the Senate committees IL still
pending. Yesterday afternoon two or
three Republican senators went TO the
White House 81 the invitation OF the
President and talked with him over the
whole subject. The President said he
desired the heads ofthe different depart
ments TO furnish all papers on die in
relation 70 the new appointments, but
he held that the Senate had no right 70
demand the causes for the suspentton OF
Off ciAla.
From q polite al standpoint the mat
ter seems 70 have narrowed down 70
this Issue, whether or not the majority
In tue Senate can compel the executive
officers Of the Government 70 furnish the
com N ittees OF the Senate with all the
papers they may cali for on the files In
the depart ments. The Republican sen
ators claim they have right 70 any
paper on die in the Department., and on
this point they stand together. some
of the Democrats are strong In the as
sertion that the cabinet OH GERS need
no. produce the papers relating 70 sus
pended officials, and one or two OF the
more violent have gone 30 far MS u
| advise that the papers be taken from
| the ale and burned.
III, great majority of the ncmir ations
viii be confirmed without question, hui
| in certain cases where 1t is deemed
nece ssAry 20 examine tho papers, both
as 70 the official suspended as well rs
the new Appointee, these papers will be
called for, and the Republicans expect
that they will be- furnished. IL Is not
impossible that, II the information can
DO obtained by the ordinary way OF re-
| quest by the chairman of the nittos
having charge Of the case, Il viii bs
asked for by formal resolution IN oper
senate
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
FIT 7 \ ED|I


The Trustees o, ~
Church met al 8 o'e,1'S.
to consult and tAksAe,'
the Issalts OF the nrs -, ~.
was CHECKED before i,r.
way that would have r...
stInction OF the cbl,es
The company in uhl,, i
insured will make Al
An invitation from ~
Asbury NJ. K. Church
use OF their church u IN
congregation unit. NJ
ready for occupanoy w..
. unanimous vot. ot,s,.J
ed TO the Asbury b..,s.l
generous offer.
II looks rev, hows,., j
ct services In 81 Paul.
little interrupted. n. =,
feast that was To have ~
evening has been rn,,'.
prayer meeting instead :,
the lsdies' sewing 10 4. =,
tbs church on sibIs, ,
regular Sunday ser, e,,,'
the main audience : on !.
there having been tui,-
age done 70 that room ), !
water.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-22
Inn uman,ty TO Turkeys

A singular care came up before a
Justice In Chicago, on Wednesday. An
officer of the Humane Society went in
TO a com N ission house on Tuesday, TO
hny turkey. HE ordered it to be
dtessed, and was Mortified 10 See the
men hit 1t rap on the head and then
commence 70 pluck the feathers of
while the turkey WAS yet alive" The
proprietor WAS arrested and the Justice
fined him $50 aud costa. Is Is claim ed
that "au the comm ission houses dress
fowl In this manner" The Humane
Society will endeavor to have the prac-
tice stopped,