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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
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FORTUNE favors the brave In peace as well
as war. The sun shone upon the G. A. r.
and the Relief Corps during the three days of
the sessions, and with their departure retired
behind the clouds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

The correspondent Of the Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal acknowledges that the reason the
Democrats took their convention to st. Louis
was that there they can get blind drunk with
ont the fear Of the station-hou before them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

TEE New York Evening Post correctly
remarks that "the present indications are that
the Indiana delegation will 60 to Chicago sub
stantially solid for Harrison, and his name
must be considered within the range of posi-
La chnsooU
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The Kind of Men to Nominate.

New PreEH-
If the Republican party will honor those who
have done honor to it. instead of letting those
mon rule it who have claimed to be friends and
have stabbed it in the back with stiletto votes
the other way when the candidates did not
please their fastidious taste. the rank and i6
will know that their faithful work is appreciated
They will close up the ranks. bring out the
stay at homes. and move on the enemy with
formidable force begotten of knowledge that
their cause is just and patriotic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

CHICAGO citizens are willing to have Libby
prison brought to that city, but do not look
favorably upon the proposition to place the
old tobacco warehouse in prominent position
on the lake front. A retired spot is regarded
as more fitting location.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

THAT young Napoleon of English politics,
Lord Randolph Churchill, seems to have
struck the down grade. His oratorical efforts
are no longer regarded as Of much importance
even by his own party.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

W. W. CoRcoRAN, the Washington banker,
city yesterday. He has long been a conspicuous
and notable figure at the national capital, and
his liberal donations to charity and art have
made his name familiar throughout the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

SENATOR PALMER, at the conclusion Of
General Harrison's speech at Detroit, remarked
that "the Senator says that he is dead states
man. / think if we could be all sure that
death would be followed by such resuscitation
and snch inspiration, and such infusion Of
sentiment and capacity to express it. we
would all welcome death"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
country.

A DEMOCRATIC exchange remarks that Re-
publican editors trying unsuccessfully to
explain away the result in the Eleventh Mich
igan district Oh, no, they're not. With a
Republican majority of 700 in the district,
under the circumstances. there is really no call
for an explanation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
Discouraging.

Kansas City Journal
1t is rather disheartening to Indianapolis.
inst when she 10 trying to work I'D q BOOM TO
have fifteen sacks of mail, doubtless containing
much good boom literature, sold for old paper
by postofice clerk. Such stupidity would dis
courage any boom.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

a PUBLIC reading-room, the first of the kind
has just been opened at St Petersburg in con-
nection with good library, to which books have
been contributed by some public spirited eiti-
zens. If any American periodicals were on the
list it is safe t4say that the institution was not
opened until the authorities had expurgated
them of George Remnants letters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

WITH the lake front caving in at rate which
will soon make it necessary to prop up some of
the ten story blocks, it seems hardly worth
while for Chicago people to indulge in expeu-
sive litigation over question of title.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

A JAw-BoNE of prodigious size has been dug
up in Nebraska. and people are wondering who
the owner was. John Peter ST. John was up
that way lately, but he doesn't seem to have
lost his.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

THE Grant monument fund now amounts
10 $l26 900, $40, 900 of which was contributed
last year. The committee dropped. some
time ago. from the million-dollar estimate,
and decided upon three hundred thousand
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
can Invitation.
CHICAGO .Journs

chicago JOurnal-
St Louis has secured the Democratic ma
tional invention which will be a cut-and-dried
affair and therefore of little account If you
want to see a national convention worthy of the
name come to the one that 10 to be held in Chi
cage, and which will nominate the next Press-
dent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

THE President Is resting his mind on this triI
and the encyclopedia seems to have been left b.
hind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
In the Lead.

Detroit Tribune.
The Indiana Republicans see victory ahead
and feel pretty sure that they are obstructinc
the view of the Democrats. Good. Position is
everything
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25

Tailholt 'deestrictr facing his constituents after
voting to appropriate 100000 to teach young
people how to execute vocal gymnastics or play
on the fiddle We are not so esthetic as that
vet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
And the Circle. for Insrnncc.

Saturday Herald.
Indianapolis should show metropolitan ear
marks BY keeping the streets and alleys clean.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-25
Not to BE Fooled : second Tim..

Birmin CHAM &c tDem.) 800
We were deceived in Cleveland, and liz it ba
inconsistent to point out tho deception then in
consistent we shall constantly be-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

The W. O. T. U, No. 2, gave . pArlor
entertainment At Mrs. HooIor's, -four.
tsenth and French streets. The preni.
dent opened the entertainment Wl.h
devotional exercises, atbor which she
gave very interesting address, AVID
spoke Of the progress the W. q. r. u,
No. q, had made. A Duet by Miss
Carrie Sterling aud Miss 6Adie Arm
strong and = select reading By Miss
Annie Medford were well rendered.
The Misses Sterling, Hsdford Aod Arm.
strong then favored the union with q
place Of music, assisted by Mr.. View.
Miss Sadie Armstrong then gave q
select reediuR, after which the president
invited tho gueHts out 10 paTtske OF re.
freehmentB. Mr.. Michael Sterling and
Miss Emma View favored the w. q, T.
U with their FerviosB % organIsls.
Mr.. Sterling then played q mA'oh for
them to return frSm the dinniug.roOm
TO the pAr!or. By request Of Mrs. Heo'
tors mother, Miss Sterling aud others
Gang Where ia Ny Boy Tonight. "
They afterwards sang for the closing
piece God bs With us Till we Meet
Aaaiu." A vote OF ,hAnks Was tender,
cd Mr.. and mrs. Hector for tho use Of
their house. Also . vote Of thAnks was
returned to the Y for their reading and
for their beautiful Selections In music.
Much credit 10 due tho Y for the very
active part taken In the entertainment
A vote of thanks WAS also rsturuei 70
Mr.. View and Sterling for their able I'D
dresses and other servltes rendered By
them 10 the W. O. T. U. No.2.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
the Post once Mt Newport.

Considerable controversy has arisen
In regard 10 the ofioe Of postmaster ct
Newport james N Psrter, the pres.
snt postmaster, who has held the office
for about TIRES years, on the closing OF
the store Of his daughter last PprinR,
having 10 place OF business removed
the p5etnffioe 10 the store Of MehsFV.
Worth & Groome, and made the fret
named gentleman, George Worth, his
deputy. The two yonng men arc said
10 belorg TO toe Democratic party, hut
rs the father Of young GroJme Is Rs
! publican, and held ihe postottice fol-
several years, q number OF Democrats
complained Of tbis arrangement and
made efforts 90 secure change. They
accordingly, aided by hr. O. II. d
Bedford, formerly Of this city, brought
forward Lewis Duff, ana through theii
effortB ig was announced that hs had
been given the appointment. The
iriendA Of Mr. Porter, com prislnR the
better olAss Of Democrats and the Re
pubioAns generally, protested ARAinst
this selection, and the appointments hRs
been held ia allegiance. Senator Gray
aud Representative P6nulne.o 100, IS well
a. the Pnstm Aster General, have been
appealed TO In the matter, and notHita.
standing the reports, majority of the
people csnnOt believe that they will be
hunt lated by any such change.
II Is NOT be questioned that the people
generally are well GRtit6sd with the
present arrangement, and the Demo
orota will very probably lose votes and
Influence II the proposed change shall
DO made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

The Misses Anna and Bess Simmons
are spending month q. RockiGnd.
John 7 Gardner will shortly taEe q
European trlp toy this benefit OF hli
health.
ME-. Wsltsr Py le OF this c'ty il visit
Ing Mrs Msry Brown Of EeGutt
Square, Pa
George V. Massey, Eeq, ard wife
have re urned home 10 their Faro
pssn Tip Ia eIotlIen. health
DR.. II II s ubbs, Lea Pusey snGIA.
u. Warner wsat TO Lake George on
Wednesday 10 a shor. sojouTn.
MS. Thomas Mo1onb. with MsgteGH
Harry and Edgar, has Teturnsd from o
three weeks say a Ats leu, Pa.
DR. Weiob went 10 Trenton, n. j.,
this morning TO vial: several iayAIda
who prefer bis mole Of treatment.
Mrs simmons, NJ I'll West street,
with her t~J some, jsmes and Charles,
are reBar!uE to visit rOpshsm, Ne.
William l. Thomas has accepted a
position as ehipp'rg clerk With the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroal.
Rnsh X. Morton, CT tue Pennsylvania
Railroad civil euaiueers' htaf Of this
city, has accepted position 1T Tyrone
Mics May, dAn2hter OF II. W. Cannon
OF tha Dover s5uane', was thrown from
her horse Oue fSy last week aud had
her shoulder dt5.rcRted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
UIAy PIGEON SHOOTING

Tbs WAWaset Gun Club, Of this citv
vent 70 Rochester Beach yesterdS1
anu engaged In . match with .he Ralti.
more Gun Club, the e0uIh BAlumova
aun Olu0, the Westminster Club. and
sns EoWson Club, Of Towaontown, Ma.
me teams were composed Of ten man
oeIa o. each OF the olubs, and the rAnoe
vac 10 yards iiSe for 12-sAuge aad 20
yards rise for 10-gSuRe guns. Fivs
strong traps were used, each pisenn
taxing different courAe in Its fifsbt
BAon shooter dred at ten clay birda
fhe prise for the highest club Roore vaS
silver pitcher, waiter and cup, pre
eSnted BY the Colchester B1aAmbnnt
company. II WAS won by the Bald.
more Club. The members on tbe ain
Will shoot = match shortly to deoide
who shall Individually own the prIx !.
The shooting was done under some ala
advantage, - drIzzlIng rain fell dur.
As the Wawsset Club wished to take
tbe boat for Baltimore they were Al
lowed TO shoot out their score irst and
as II was very high they came home
conf aent that they Would be the win,
ners, but the Baltimore boys succeeded
in carrying of the prize.
| Tbs SCORES were as follows: Baltimore
Oluo.-Hussell, 10; Hall. 10; Mann, IS
hAttoer, l6i Willier, 10; Hofisin, IL
Buokboe, 10; Malone. IL; sAdtler, Is
and Linthioum, IA. Total, 1857.
wAwaset Club % Buckmastar, ls
W. h. HArtlove. IL; n B. Hill, 10; W
MsKepdr'oS, is; A. Stout, IS; A. b
Mack, IL; II BnokmNster, II; a, MI
Ter, 49, W. Smith, 10, and R. KILLER, 90
Total, l51.
TewSon Olub.-John O Hicks. II; B
10. Marley, l5i II. n. Johuson, 1B; @
n. JSssop, 10; q. o Tracy, IL; j, b
sShari, 10; decree Jessop, IL; B. III
SCOTT, IL; John II. Smith, 10, and w
II Ady, IS. Total, 129
South Baltimore Dlub-Brower, 10
Esgel, a. Oartsrton, IL; Parks, Is; Jory
I7i Kelly, IA; Ware, 3; Wroten, IL
CHARTER, IL, and Cullen 10. Tota
l1lT.
Westminster Club H. 8 Roberts
49, ohas. Herring, 10i Joseph Smith, -
8. Roop, Ill Jackson, IA; DR.. Herring
lis; George BAushmRD, 10; Charlie
Englo, g. j. A. Miller, 10, and William
shTivsr. 12. ToAAl, ia
The referee was WAllaoe MoOurley
tbs scorer WAS Thomas W. Knox; tn,
judges were Vernon Rsess, OF the Yves,
minister Club, and Thomas G. Steven
con, of ToWton.
The mum Der OF clay birds shot at va
II. leo Two sets OF traps were used, tn
second ono for pool shooting,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
soItD rRUrH.


Ifaoo E'Rons.s and honorable treat
meDt gain frieId d., and fair dealing
keeps Jhera, the people can make ny
theis mud, II tnaro't any truth and
reason IN ihis saying, that the "EGluo-
my ha, viii, bzfose many months,
have mere clstOm-rs than Ruy Two
clothing uougsa ~ .aG city oil Whining
ton. NJ priuters' Ink bargains, no
tricks to So. the public into their
olutUte, by uutrutoful BdveTtisiDg.
The peJpe viii know who tbeis hum.
bu7 3 advertisers sre, and who's busiuefs
is IA linG oil, simp y bto-use It is uol in
their tones to do fqIAca buSiuess as
they advertise 10 Do PAtronizl men
whose Tecs,ds alto q AN. Kindly give
your patronage 70 Mr.. L0uis Fsil-
heimeP4 Economy Strictly One. Prizes
Clotaiag Hat, Nc, 4O6 Market straet,
when Ia ned 81 good, honest made
Clothing At sAor N, ann you will hs
pleased yol res TINS guido and warn
irg 10 al AOle-i c.JthlER establish
meIt
By looking IN their show windUwi
the boys .uit tnAf Jney Cft-r for 30 psi
csnt. undsr value will surpTlse you
Aud other garments bearing prices will
tndCcs those with limited capital Il
MAKE immsaiati purchase CT OF thi
so ubrs-deSliIg clofAtsr,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

Those who wish TO tpedd ths day by
the res, will do we'll to take the steams 81
Brandy wins Dext Sunday morning At
2 O'Clock, ct Foarlh etreei wharf, for
Atlantic City. This boat connects with
me train at KaiRhn's Point for the city
by the lea, and those leaving here at Z
O'Clock reach Altar tic About 10 O'CLOCK
and have shout seven hours on tile
beach, reaching home about O'Clock in
the evening. The fare for the round
trip 10 but Sl.50. making IL one Of the
cheapest excursions from this oity,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

Madam Edwards, the olAirvoyant,
who came to this city some ten days
AGO and located 81 No. 81 Shipley
street, has folded her tapts aud de-
parted. Daring the time abe was per.
mitted 70 conduct her business In this
city she did we'll, and tt IL probable
that II she bad remained here Tor three
or four weeks she would Scarcely have
been able TO attend TO her customers.
But her business was brought TO = sud-
den ending on Wednesday aud she lsft
town this morning.
| o. that day Bhs was called upon by
Mayor Harrington, accom- psuisd by q
sergeant OF polioe, and he Informed her
that In consequence OF complaints which
he had received by mail, and also yer.
hslly, she would have 10 relinqaish her
business in this city. This course was
adopted under section z, chapter 1872 Of
the Laws OF Delaware, which says;
III any person shall pretend to exer
else the art of WitchorAft, conf urRtion,
fortune telling or dealing with spirits,
he shall be fned not exc cling one
hundred dollars, and shall stand one
hour In the pillory, and may ba imprls
oned not exceeding one year"
When Mayor Harrington called on
AAs hu WhEuS NO tolu neE bhht Nnlio ut
had no desire to cause her any trouble
he would, by his oath Of ofilos, be com
PEELED to enforce the law, but as be Wal
willing to give her chance, he warned
her TO desist ut once and leave town, NJ
: AdmOnition which she AvAiled herself
: Of Mru. EiWards has two ohild,eI
with her, and olAims that this is tn,
only means that che has Of providing
for their support. Chs seemed to lhink
Il very hard her business was utter
fered with Ia this manner, and AAid tina
she had number OF ladies and gentle
tlemen who were deslTOuS che ,ahoulC
remain In this city for rome time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

WAsHINGTcS, JAY lg-Tt ,, y,
Tor OF the Mint to-d.y ~ su1 Y
Congress a report on the "proi5Si.
me precious metals 10 The U5h.3si
aur,nI the calendar ysAr, Iag"I
produot Of gold amounted ,oiuI
hue ounces, OF The value oi AIM a
rhe product OF silver smo, S,sy 4
259, $40 hne ounces, Of cog.m.,oI',
Ahoutei0 4E0 600 and oitbec,l 'v
OF $50, 1857 900 The rod n,od-',l
about q, 600, coo nom IN, ' a; \.
aedinR year. The produu n, ~.
Dressed l about g, 400. 900 calnIsI
over that OF the preceding ysn.
principal gold product vasIb0,al
and the principal silver ptta1
Montana and Colorado. ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
DIED.


FlSoHER.-In this CITY on the 18th mat,
deorss, FDu Of John and HarY FIfchsI,
aged months,
relatives and friends arc respectfully ln
yitol to attend his funeral from the resi-.
denoe oil his parents, No, IOb nrAnVo sireet,
on Friday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK. Inter
nent at RlyetvioH Cemetery.
DARLINGrOH-Un tho 10th inst. Olsra
J., infant daughter OF Theodore and Jane
harrington, Hge1 20 days
Funeral Saturday afternoon at q O'clock.
Funeral private,
MOEkow-On tho 18th Inst, mary A
wife Of VIM. Il. Morrow, in the asth year
Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
rem tho residence Of her husband, 1928
frepeh erect on Monday morning, TO leave
the house At 80 O'Clock, high Mass at 81.
fatrloE's Church, and intsrment at Now
Cathedral Cemetery.
A light is from our housshold taken,
A yOics We loved is still;
a plaos is vacant in our home
That never can DO allied.
Yet again We hope to meet her,
Whom the day Of life lie fed,
And In heaven we hOpe 70 greet hor,
where 10 farewell teafs are shed.
MARK-On the 18th inst, Elizabeth MRT,
in nef 6lst year
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
YlIed TO attend the funeral from her late
residence, No 700 King street. on Monday
afterHoOh, the 23d instant at O'Clock In
termont 81 the Wilmington and Brandy
wine osmeterE.
|OOOHEY-On tho 18th inst, Aramtnta,
daughter OF George ii. and Ellen UOousy,
aged years and Q months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yited to attend her fnneral. from tho resi-
dence OF her parents, No 1874 Forest street,
SatmFANH n a. n NnV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

A lady recsived despatch yesterday
from Philadelphia siatlBR that her
mother was seriously Ill, and asking
her to come at once to that city. As
her husband Is employed In tho ship,
yArd OF the jackson & Sharp Company
she sent = messenger 70 him with the
despatch. As soon as he read Il he
pulled of his working pants, leaving
bis pookstbook, containing two CT three
dollars and q valuable ring, In the
pocket, and hurried home. Finding,
after he reached hts home, that he had
forgotten these Rrticles, he hAstened
back, but la the meantime somo mean
thief had h5lpel himseaf and they wen
gone. Tao lady 10 greatly distressed
about the loss Of the ring, ~ it Was q
al I from her mother.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
FIFTH EDITION


SoATEsvILLH July 10 n'
Hae made lAat night "a -, An llis
eIn express on the Psnp "rsca The 2
I9Aa due here at lO22' 4 'Saala .
o. o.. timber hEd been pla q t1'ayy ,
tracks a thot diItapeesa' CO. s,,, sCioI
syenue. The sueihesT S n.y. Of I
obstruction and had Tia S ,,.l, V'roi
y : slow speed when bs , ,,4'a raj
night wht,hmon bad r,',s '1o \ IT,
shott time before and he l'1 n.l l1s pls
OF the act must have NV 'lle' q
watching sn oppor,unity, '- e0aOs'
During the pas, Hesk fin. Al
me read have oaus. d M, ,uI laN7
l9rae number OF trlur re ~ sHs,I
rides on trsius. and itey = -. ~ ''eA|
nned In jail as Wgt n ~ row
eives rise to the su', VI'sNl'
nlghts piot was tbs NM y,i,' =, uE
their comrades. WA VI ton
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

On Monday evening, July Vi,
residence OF Edward Reynolds, 1t
l04 West Sixth street, Was trOta
aDd robbed OF q silver watch Tiul
$40. . gold bracelet valued o, 81
gold chain, = pAlr Of ea.-fiHg' u
81 81, q soari pin valued Of :, %, 4
number OF other AfilCl0s BitaI
tho palioN have been on the lolE,ii
the offender, and seVsrA. atratl
been made on suspicion ROHA
nation received William L Bad
Was arrested yetterday, aud lhgl
doubt hut he Is the guilty pi!iN
Of the goods were recovered udBI
learned that be had tried " eel I
at a place on Bfont street, AIilsI
ing before Judge LYnAm ibis NOD
lie was committed 10 dsiAaiI oi
bail Tor his appearsrcabta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

Adam J. Lang, OF the firm of W. &
j. Lang Fifth and French arrests. win
leave this city to morrow mt rLipR for
New York, where be will take massage
on steamer of tho Anchor Line f5r
q .apgow, Scotland, whore BsvsrAl Of hIs
relatives reside. Hs will make 4 tonr
Of Scotland, visiting several points OF
interest and will return home in Ebout
six weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

WEsT CHESTER, July 2T m I'M
after railroad ride 5iei'ci' q. i'-' p mi,
at Glenloch ststion o.. L., ~, ~ 4
l. Ia Railroad. This N i1,, .sr Il, 4
Justice Russell nineteen ., ". 1'ji ,,st
captured last might. Eve ~ ~ \ h h
OF 81 and the olhefs Hg, ... N, n, Nd I
cat bread and drink water ,t, ~ al I. q
Tn re are Low seV'iI.' ...,,.3s,jri, ID
the Jail, which is o'9Il !, ',s S,l.
"a fonr bsing cohIltI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
Explosion in tse WarwloE mlns

READING, July "a terrific OK.
pleslun took place In the War Eiok Iron
Ore Mine ut Boyer town, this county,
to-day, A Eps-k Ct nre accidental y
dropped on q boz oon'AlIiuG one hun.
dr. Sd dynamite caps. Tnete explode d
with deafeniug noise. GIbtrt lind
WA struck in the eve. and IL Ia thought
he will .Ose his sight. His arm wa.
also bAdly cut A Dox OF dynAnite
standing near by fortunately did not
explode.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

DR.. John H. Bimms will leave this
oily To borrow morning to attend the
National Damp MestiDg, which is bein z
held ~ Nj. Tabor, Morris County, N !.
j. The camp commenced last Tuesday
asa Will cOntiLue two weeKs from that
day. Nj. Tabor isei,uAtod on the Della.
wave and LscRawaus Railroad, about
80 miles noF.h Of New York city, and IL
700 tset IN height. The atendanos will
doubtless b. large, aud the worshippets
expect TO be greatly spehttsd. DR..
slmnB expects 10 remain one week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

Yesterday afternoon as a young lad by
the name OF McDonough, was walking
along Rattlesnake Run, near the reseT.
voir, he noticed an object on the siue Of
the run, that to him resembled doll
baby. Hc picked IL up and carried ii
home, and informed his mother of bia
discovery, UpOu examination she found
the object to be male fctns Word WINS
sent to Coroner Barnhill who look charge
oil 1t, and will bury 1t to day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

The arieslAn well being SINH h,
Hartman & Fshreubach Bnslsyl
pAny has now ieAchsj dpplb ol,l
hundred feet, but tie DIV ii M,
not Jet what tie company no
They will go on sinking M Nh
some time yet, as thsy Iur.Iy sID,,
find the necessary hoE baiors \
more hundred feet have ben l,scl
A gentleman who hss hksp arO,I|
terett in the Woik visited there
Tuesday, and he Aii is int took
minutes and forty seconds 70, the
Tugs TO come to the TOP IRON las Dol
Of the we'll, The Wsllkn already
over %. COO, and several more tAOu
may DO expended before lh. aOl
finished.