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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Mr.. James II. Richards and son,
Harvey, are sojourDinR at Milford, Del.
Miss Mollie Kenderdlne IL visiting
relatives in Milford, Del.
Miss Lena DAriels left for Atlantic
City en- Sunday, TO remain q week.
Mrs O. F. Sweeney has gone to Toll
oh steE for two weeks soJourn.
Misc RebecoA Bartlett, OF New Castle,
IL Visiting friends In this city.
]. PArke Poslles took passage last
TDursdAy for trip TO Europe.
Miss Bessie Hanna has gone to Lam
denburg, Pa for week.
Mr. John Mills and wife Of Phi adel-
phia, is visiting this city.
Mr. John Colt vlsi ed the Braudywlne
Summit Camp yesterday, and his little
bay horse is fast one
Mics Eva Smith and her sister Mary
A., are visiting their aunt at Delta,
York County, Pa.
Thomas M. Ozls is contemplating
a two weeks visit to friends in PsncAder
Hundred.
William R. Long Is taking a few
days recreation among his friends IN
the country.
N.Joseph ia suffering from neuralgia
and Is keeping rather close quarters te-
day.
Mrs. d. Sparkle, OF Summit Bridge,
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. james Pyle,
OF Delta, Pa.
Mr.. A J. Hanna, OF this city, has re-,
turned from the Break " alter, and re
ports the fishing very good.
n
leave town TO day for = trip through the
BOuthsrn part OF Maryland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. ID Rose have gone
to WoodlAwn Camp to spend a few
days,
Mrs. D. e. Ostep, who has been visit.
ing friends 81 81. Georges, has returned
home.
Miss Lulu V. Elliott has returned
from two weeks' visit to relatives II
Oonshohookeu.
Rev. W. r. Sears, who is attending
Drew Theological Seminary, Madison
! N. D., has been spending few days q
Hockessin, visiting old friends.
Mrs. J. P. Carpenter and daughters
+ Miss Ruth and Mrs. ]. 8. Watson
Q have returned from a delightful tril
| down the State.
Mr.. Frank j Mosorley, the genia
aud AocommO Cd tinR foreman OF the Sun
day 5tAr, left this morning to visit hi
unole near Augustine Pier. We hop
y that he will have good time dow
4 there with the farmers aud learn tn
}. art "of how to ohAss pillow around tn
y held". His family accompanied him.
}. Il. B Davis, one Of the protogess {
g the REPUBLICAN, offics, who has bse
I. working in the composing room of III
New York World for the past fou
yeRrP, is visiting friends in this CITY
&. The World employs more typos than al
employed in our city, and is one Of Il
!, greatest establishments in our o0uo tr1
N Bph. Ia good compositor, and as /
in mAEes good wages is satisfied with Il
a. situation.
"BAldy" Holtop a well and favorab
known cOmpositnr, Is taking bis vac
tlOD, commencing to-day, He wi
III visit all places of interest this side
NV Niagara Falls, and will travel via 1
ck Air Line. His shosB are put Ia the bt
In of order, and II this new and siaTLll
oy mode OF travel becomes blocked hs "
No TRY and make better time than Fltzg
aid, the crack pedestrian. We wi
Hun better health on taking up
'caJes" than he has had for tho pl
rec cold spell,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

MONTREAL, Qasbeo, AuI g-LAI
spatoh from Montreal, QlsAet aN
David Davis, 9 clerk 10 la
and the postmaster at Y ApRAA
the latter place = shoH lint " !
spend his holidays in England D y
absence II was found that Be Ids
btEzlsd $50. 900, ard it being .EsAAa
that he was returning on IhG uwI
q Onoouver, Qlebsc detectives ~
him. Davis managed to eluds y !
GERS and WAS next heard Of ID IAI
Detective Carpenter. Of AMnI,t
ticed Dayls from uIlcA y pNl,
where he arrested him on FiAEH
took him to Montreal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
The Great Clearance Sale is
still under full head
way at the
HIV E. D
3O6 MARKET STREET,

And Is to continue until all
the Summer Goods are gone.
Price is no object. The
goods we don't want to keep.
To-day go a lot of extra
fine Sateens 25c goods down
to I2Ic. Buy them to keep
for next season If you don't
need now.
About 80 yards left Of the
ALI Wool Albatross going at
22c instead of 62bc. Pink,
blue, cream and black.
All our l2b, IS and I8c
lCrinkle Seersuckers now 7c
a yard. They cut up very
fast.
The last Of a large lot Of
; lac Batiste to be sold now
) for D. &c You know the old
Q adage of the early bird, etc
8 pieces of CSC Corded
!. Pique to be closed out fol
: 20c a yard. Don't delay
buying them.
s. ; 20 dozens of the cheaF
] White Aprons sold A few
u left at 10 and I5c. Com
quick or you will lose them
n Lace Mitts, Isle Glove
I, y and Silk Gloves to 60 70
e about hall, as they must SCI
Mt next week.
nj Your last chance to bu
$50 French Sateens at IL,
wv Not more than 90 piece
). left.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

TRcY N. Y, Aug. 10, lSBB.-Mrs.
Rachel Burton, wife Of Lsbbeus Bur
ton, wealthy Wholesale drugzist. mel
a terrible death az her beautiful home
In Sunnyside this afternoon IL Re.
lieved that she stepped on top Of bank
In her orchard, End while trying 10
pitk En spp'e lost her ba'anCa and fell.
In falling her head struck All iron spike
which pu CURED the skul, making q
LARGE hole through which tho brAint
oozsd, She was dead when found,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Toe horse BkidmoTe, belonging 70
George Hill OF Media, Pa, ~ . trial on
Thursday last, on Belmont Park, trot-
ted q mile In $40 without previous
iEaisinR. This horse WAS offered at
public sale, ut Media, some BlK weeks
ago, When be was bid up 10 y, 900,
Frank O. BtidhAm Of oar city being the
AuctionOsF, but the owner bid him I'M
a. he demanded u, 500 for him. He Il
IN iron gray, Of good size, and we'll pro.
portionGd, and Frank o. stidhAm thinks
shat be 10 the most promising horse thai
he ever asked q crowd 10 bid on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

At the city court yesterday morning
Deputy Judge Turner presiding, the
folio Wig GAGS were disposed Of:
john Murphy, for drunkenness, was
discharged. Patrick HAughey, drunk
0Dd disorderly, was required TO pay ~
aud costa. Thomas Spence, drunk, and
James Foglis, charged With trespAss,
were discharged.
At this mornings session Nicholas
LumbaFd, who WAs charged with sell
ing liquor without license, WAS dis
charged. John Mclean, who was sui.
feriDE with the delirlum tremens, wAE
rtc)mmitted TO the oslls In order to
sch \ mp. jarrett Rothouse, WhOse case
was postponed from yesterday, was re-
GU red to pay % and COSTS for being
drunk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10 No. 800 North
Howard street, Is occupied by Quong Yuen
as u laundry. II Was also q zig gambling
house but the latter fact only became
known TO the police recently. They
raided the place tonight and 'ound fan
tan an other games In full blast and
the house crowded with Cinnamon
Fortyscye Cinnamon were arrested and
hauled Oh 70 the Western Police Station
wbc e thy are al ] under lock aud KEY 10
night This is by far the biggest haul o.
Chiuesa gamblers ever made in Bllh
more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

PM RIDGE Agency DAB IA,
l8.-There WAS a area, Conuo,p, N
on Saturday, when 1t wa Issnd N
. large band OF SlOuI lutIw M
gone 10 the Cheyenne OOunuJ, a h
Tongue river, In d,lSnCs Of otlsss,
interposed by Agent GAllIshE ~
had often threatened to join lA,Cl
ehnea and massacre the 9,hNIs|
whites along !be Tongue nihTiT
rivera Two companies d " m
Cavalry started across lhIrughf
Fort Custer TO meet The sa I'M
feared there will DO . baiA NsnN,I
Indians are taken back ioiAtimEH
tiou. The Sioux claim thai RaAK
OF their visit ~ the ChsyHta mi
attend . sun dance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

BIgNINGHAM, Ale, Aug ia
remarkable case OF youthful crime is
reported iIom Jerngan, Ala. A 10 year
old Ron Of a tenant upon the plan tAtion
of b. II Lindsay, having bsen left At
home by his parents to muse his bAby
brother, became outraged at the infant,
deliberately built . Are, heated some
water t. boiling pitch and forced a
cupful down the bAby's throat, thereby
scaldMg IL to death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

On Saturday morning about T. O'Clock
an Ialiau in the employ Of the Brandy
wine Granite Company, sought shelter
from the rain under car standing on the
siding near the quarries Suddenly a
Ehilter backed up and he was caught by
the wheels His right hand and left leg
were crushed He was removed 10 his
boarding house and subsequently to the
almBhOuse, where DTs Springer and
hughes amputated the hard The ply
sicians think that in order "a save his
life it will be necessary to amputate the
llez.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

UYANPED "A YOUNG LADY TO
w boBri In private family, with pleas
ant Eu TOundlngs Terms moderate. al
dress h v, this once. a2eBt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

RAwLINs. W. T. August ~
attempt WAS made BY uAlta I
early on Saturday m0Eulul " N !
UNIV. Pacific overland Pi''s'Ea
ct Dana station, Ltar Ibis plS
man Frank Tlllnsn afAppled VI
Of the robbers, the sIpltA nin
came 20 the rescue and ID y
we're put to flight after Ndes
had been exchanged. Fltnn
and Brakeman Tl.lman were M
wounded, the former shot Ia y
and arm and the lattof 10 tho iiA
robher WAS dropped, buI v" ans
BY his pals.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
Camp Meeting at unloO mi

Crowds otpeop.c a:icCded "a n s \,
Of the First independent Nf'a9ltys
at Union Street Park le'leFl'l n
prayer meeting and Love f'la
large tent IN the incoming w W n
with great power The pt'Alli Y. 4.
afternoon and eyruIrrai the ~ =
good impression 90 tae heHs 4. ~ n
pie and many were awaA'bl y y I.
OF their condition aud duty y
win hola over for ''o weeks IN. 2
every evening OF ~ ana W. 4
may be expected as 'he ts'l'
meetings
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

NEWARK, N. j Aug. 10.-A well
Known Presbyterian minister, the Rev,
Edward II. Camp, committed suicide
yesterday afternoon at his residence, No
l04O Broad street, Newark, by cutting hil
throat and then jumping into q cistern
He had been in bad health for ssyerA
years and had just returned from Pales
tine, where he had been travelling Hit
body was not discovered until late las
n 'pht
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

CHICAGO, H., August a; % ,ss
johnson, y DAuf hgel q 9SgpI
was admitted 70 Tie County, ~ ,,lsI
Thursday, WAS found Fl" r,spDl !
from tubsrculaF lcpro'y o., 5.u ~
to this coultry wh,n !lss' NJ, An Z
and enjoyed good hea N,'',ub.51sle
months ago, when the los'l'' .s,Il
blotoh or his t'SA, y" ma oAfi
covered Witt tnbs''.9'. !, IN X, ID
the disease ia = mystery 70 'n' '
doctors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

PETERSBURG, VA Aug va "a,
day afternoon A G. Plns i ,l,i,,,
Elan, who had been bosom I ~.
lived near Cburch II al v,s \
DIuwlddle clunty, had 8 qaN l,',,,
bill OLA. L am scot PJn', W.,
almost instantly. Fan 9p',,sll
keeper the bill, for which p ~,
come security When + si Nm
hlAm TO pay the bi.i, VI i ..i III :, M
due, be refused sut tbs ~ y M M
der, Atlast accounts E.~
bean arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
The 'MOXiG" Secret.

From the evidence Eivon In the "Moxie"
cases against Imitators, enough has come 10
the surfAoe nom TeKss papers 70 prove that
the % called mo1ie tfrom plant rich in
albuminoids, which are the principal nutri.
ton OF the nerves. Considering the fact
that the nerves are the scat OF animal life
aud control the functions OF the body, ard
that pAEAlyESd or exhausted nerve force could
not properly digest slbumsn for its own sup
port Dr. Thorn son set about, and finally
did disoover harmless process for ARTIFICIAL.
ly digestlng its food for 1t, and tho pr2EresL
renders the alOumIn0id as hnely dissolved
a. water, or nns enough to penetrate tho
nerve circulation which is thirty one tlmes
smaller than the smallest capillary blood
vessels, and when mixed with the disesting
fluid the albumon cannot be ooagulatDd or
prooipitatsd by either heat or alcohol. Here
, IL where the secret lies and n a most valuA-
! bic one, and accounts for their ourel of par
| alJsis 1t would nave been better LOT the
| mOxie %. 70 have allowed this fact 70 come
| 10 the surface before, and then II would not
have been necessary to sceum ulate conn
denos In thelf goods through the long road
Of experience against publio prejudice
These facts that have come out viii holp the
COMPANY very much, as they show its un
doubted scientific and useful basis IN new
nSld. Their bottled goods are Dast.
| m22.om 2taW
Parties will leave Philadelphia Mouday
September 10 and Monday. OstOber s. fol
Two Grand Trips Direct To
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August 10, 1888
-MiohAel Murray, short stop for the
Ontario base hall club, ~ amateur OF
this city, was hit BY . pitched ball this
afternoon In Q game with the AoltveSs
another amateur club, and killed, His
neck was broken nom the force OF the
ball. Murray was employed IS brake
man on the Buffalo, R1chester and
PittsbuFa Railway. he was twenty
four years old.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

FIEDIAY, Ohio, Aug. 2O.-A New
York, MGhoninR and Western Railroad
passenger train collided with freight
train on the Lake Erie and Western
Railroad, ia Friday evening. Both 10.
comotives ere wrecked and oons!dsrA-
bic ca mage vas done. b. b. Powell,
who lump.d from TIE train. WAS sew.
srely iUigytd The other passengers
were badly shAKen up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

NJANTED-A ROOM BY A YOUNG
w gentleman for lodging. West Of Ist-
nall. address Young MRu, this oihte. ZO'St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
Barn IN TTsasIloR UOuDty Burnsd.

FREDERICK, Nd, Aug. ia large
barn on the farm of MF. Thomas ID.
Markell, cashier Of the First National
Bank, on the southeastern suburbs Of
Frederick, Vas deatroyed BY hre OF II
cendIAFy origin Saturday night Iht
contents, also consumed, consisted Of
nearly 800 bushels Of thrashed wheat,
about so tons Of bay, between 20 and u
tons Of straw, harness, etc. Mosl o.
The farming m Achinfry Was saved. fht
farm 10 tenHntsd By MI Howard staley
The aRRTeRaie loss is about 5000
which is partly covered BY Insurance
IN local companies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

TtAIIFORNIA.
\ apeoial Parties, Sent Nou,hIy. Free
Sleeping Cars Cheap Rates. Southern
Route. Addregs r v q Wiley, Genera
Extern Agent, 80 "-r-d rav. N. Y
i j. SMITH, 404 1hCauat stroGt, Phiia
del ph'., c. Rby Bsl"masg & O-lo Ticket
Ag emit. i52.sa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

SHARON. Aug. ia horrible dis
coyery was made early this morning by
passsrs by on the Erie and PittsbuIR
railroad. Pieces Of human body, the
largest IN esr and hand, were fonnd
scattered along the track for half mile.
The remains are supposed TO be those OF
John Knee, aged "a, m employ in the
Kimberly MIL. The fragments were
gathered up and buried.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

A party OF thirty tSn gentlemen lei,
this place st 1903 o'clock, Sunday morn.
ing, for the purpose Of h-hing at Better,
ton. They arrived safely, ard at once
procured boats for tha pun 81 OF hook
ing psrch. Their efiorta wers rather
meaRre 80 they did notsucceed In tempt
Ing but smRll plumber OF the fnnS
tribe to their bait. They returned homt
last evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
The we'll known and veteran SCARED

The we'll known and veteran scared
proofreAder Of the REPUBLICAN, John
Guthrie who has been in that nrms en-
ploy for the past thirty years or: more
being indIspossd, took . day on this
morning TO TecuperAts his fAginR ener-
giles. jobs although . man up In years
is a. young ~ the youngest about his
work. What be don't know about the
arts Of all preventative Is mot worth try
IL q TO learn. He is . faithful work
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
..nlnlnr ono rLnl0 RllI0I y =

BINGHAMrpN n "a, a, ID,
Jonas Hallstead, nor ,' I,s a. sv.i'l
wanna and Western i' nest Y
owe; and killed By .;, ,.Is1 ap all'
the track this ai.'' s.COorosctI'l
north bound trsin l,b s,Bbppnui ~
ircn OF a milk ''e'U'
sad result t.e~,,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

1t was published this morning TO the
effect that alb ut $50 O'Clock last evening
that an uUkuowu man had jumped from
Eleventh street into the Brandywine with
the intent of committing suicide. The
item proves 10 be false, as the man IL still
alive and states that he merely went in
for the purpose OF taking a bath.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

PARIS, Aug. 10 General BouiAnger
was elected TO the Obambsr OF Deputies
In the Department Of Somme-to-dAy by
. majority Of S4,72j. He also heads the
polls In the ChSreuts IBferleure and
Nord departments. The announcement
Of the figures caused great excitement
in this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

A meeting Of Democrats Was held In
New Ohstle on Saturday evening. Thos.
Hllcomb was elected chairman, and
George W. Eokles oretary. senator
Gray WAS present and addressed the
meeting on The issues OF the day" A
committee y on apr o!nted TO attend the
State Convention, on the 28th mat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

A crowd of roughs, assaulted Hun
garIan at Front and Market streets Sat
urday night. One of the crowd us d cane
and the otherB used their feet and fists
A policeman arrived IN time 10 catch one
of the principal and took him 10 the pc
lice station,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

s. Wallace MerrthGw, B. Frank Nc
Dauisl, Thomas J6ffaris, Albert Jetteris,
Clarence Elliott, u Vi LOhand and Fred.
Elliott, mem bers Of the Wilmington
Wheel Club. visited BrRndywins Sum
init camp yesterday morning,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

The Shields li-rsry Association will
give tier moonlight EXCURSION tomorrow
evening on the pllatial steamer Frederick
De Barry First cia.s music will be ia
attendance for those who wirh to enjoy
Themselves dane Ig Or listening to the
concert.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
Dan Lyons TO be Hanged To-mOrrOw.

NHw YoRK, August 19.-Daniel Ly.
ons, who was convicted of the murder Of
Joseph Q 1inn, the athlete, win be hanged
Tuesday unless Governor Hill should In
terfere. Judge Patterson has refused a
stay in his case
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

2lNGISNATI, o., Aug. l0-MisG
Louise Bates made an ascension in a hot
air balloon at Cooney Island, near Gin
cinnati, o., this morning, aud descended
from height OF 1900 feet in safety in
a ii Id 10 Kentucky, on the opposite side
of the Ohio river.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

1npTAxAroLIs, A R,GSs.itsDill \
Pedro was sb2 IT. sIvMd I'D
Both men ha. . .- p, a j4sI95s.S;
toByuuIs "o w. 10 or. d
poted 10 have ~ been 81
And the ficl "T,,-5..a VS. nj
to.mOTro" aanl no1 ''Ji.liIl
sllS5 : I sso i.S aso' IS V, '2'l.-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

On Saturday evening n. VI Kennedy
was presented with an ebony headed
cane By the Madison Street Social Club.
The nreseI tstiun sptech was made by
W. r. WATSON on behGlf OF The club.
Mr., Kennedy responded 10 a feW re.
marEs, thanking the club for their AFT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

A meeting Of the Railway Conductors,
WAS held yesterday afternoon In the
Smith Building. The attendance was
fair. Benz. 7. Dennis, was elected a
member. Charles wyman was pro-
NOTED TO the second degree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

A smooth stone in the foot oIoBsing
OF s. W. corner OF Third and Walnut
streets Ia 80 inclined that many persons,
the neigbbors say, get fall or slide
into abe gutter Some think the city
might save possible damages by repair.
lIaRi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

AZ AHTBD-fW -TIYE Houses
w to paatuFe on farm on Hare's Corner
road (s20,etal GEO, W, WHITE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Az NrED-HOARDER5 ALSO ia,
w bic board Ts at I'll MARKET Sc. a2u~ot-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Ehets tim
pic to IL
Eaotfoute
pilsent "
4ihe way
HlOs cam
snsds On
a Year
esst hoItt
ges given
8c1Egi1ns
Rllsiu sup,
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PlasF5tQd
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Elhereint
slnGtdltlo
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Balrornis-
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seithFost =
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Argrsf .Fohrseu sugssipg from tho Queer
ssiads- -Sb ~ ~ N-ixhtors.

Argssf .Fohrsen sugsyipg from tho Queer
ssisdg-Ss = @ ~ sis N-ishtors.
CHlCta Aus is.-August JOAN son. a
Dane. szed "a. cams 20 she conuiy hospital
ThsTsis7 ro consnlt ths doctors about
t<thsorse sx.n disease from which be wss
sferinr The ahvscisus dscided that the
. srssr sas rlhercuiG isurusy. snd
Johnson wss plsced in sn isostsd
compartment of ne contagious rarzi.
Johnson came to this country when bar
yssrs 81 sze sd tsi good health until
eEht months SO. wh~n TIE disease made
- arceslsnce fu The form Of small red
bsefch on nls r'r1t toin. It spread untii il
ksganss ssIsfEs a. u1sns hand. similar
ii,tsrciss sppssr-d ia different parts Of th@
hssis until he is nov corn 3 stely
covered His ucghcurs began u
sauu he usu. snt huaiiv bic az
psarsrcs en ths hizhvsv or I'M he
tsla wss fhs sixrai tor genera scsftsring
lsbsS0n cco.d sof rsnd thls for long snd
drswinx fren ne esnk his savings came
- Chicago
Ths afxio ~ t,s disease = = mystery -
The docfors Tssv can oulv sccount tor tt
fer, he nsnt nationality. and thai th@
r.,rtion sf Denmark from ~asnce se eane.
aear stcckholrn. s ntestea 9Th iepafs
If sheir .henry 4 frus. tha waisssv hss ain
saT1usat ilr e'ghtesn Tesrs a. east
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

A h-ssls a. asaist.ss kses~ .ss hes sis-
t~ss Negroes

AEw oKLIAss. Aux Ia Reports ff0n
fnseto~H sna fran other sources indiosts
that nors tksa twenty negroes we're allied
On ihufsdsy ss regulators, sno that several
Others we're stYsFsls wounded T. fRyson
Saith. civil engineer Of Chicago. Il sale ~
bs s8Qag lhs killed.
Several persons wk0 had besn whipped
"a Aboesiiis soOgat shelter IA freste~h .
sinAu nsSro village scar lie lanctlsn Of
New IBERIA Nsraililon sso Ia fsysits
parishes. aud stirred up ths lsssbllssis
sgslnsI ths white fsgulssons. 1ses
al armed tksaselvss sne upon being
esiiee on 10 surrender thelF srms.
Captain g i. Cole OF The Ala
Ispss Rsngers whe LAD With hinl lsrEs
posse. tbss nree- Several attempts we're
made 20 sresk lnto the koasss Of tss
nrsfces but islieS, owing 10 he iDoessaus
nfing- Ia wss during one Of ihess stsempts
thst smith sss Killed. The posse then
osntefeo Ste iiTs on the house IL which
Smith Was Killed. Seysrsl Of lhs occupants
attempted to escape bal were promptly
allied. negro preacher finally gained
.dmitisDos are. ooniHg bach. reported
cmith and ali the occupants dead.
lbe bodies were brought out and Il ~as
found that one negro was shsmmlDs. beme
one biz him with q rswhios, whsreupOn
he Jumped 10 his feet with yell and started
10 ron, bat wss rieaied before lie could take
q step. Smith vas buried with military
honors IA New Iberia