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CLOSE GAME AT pHILApELpHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. August 15th.-Lucky bat
ting IN the latter part of the game pulled
the home club out of hole and won the
game to-day. Score-Indianapolis 4, Phil
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THE CAPITAL.
SEVERAL STATES BOLT THE
AMERICAN CONVENTION.
General Curtis for President-The
Senate Will Have Its Tariff
Bill-A Little Breeze.
"a CAMPAIGN LIE"

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE Rroonp-usuos.
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New YORK, August 15th.-The Chicago
team put up one of the most brilliant games
of ball ever seen here, an6 despite the hard
playing of the home team whitewashed
them. score-New York O. Chicago 2.
Batteries and Ewing, and Baldwin
ard DAILY.
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adelphia 5 Batteries-Boyle aoj NYers,
and Casey and Clements.
a eAME FoR rHE sENAToRs.

WAsHmGTov, August 15,h.-Tae Senators
pounded Norris very hard 10 nag and won
with ease. Soore-Wa Washing'9n +. Pitts
burg 2. Bstteries-Widner and Deasley,
and Morris and Carroll
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OTHER GAMES,

ST. LOUIS, August 15th.-Si Louis 5,
Cleveland O.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville :, Brooklyn IS.
KANSAS CITY-Kansas City 2, Athletics 8.
CINCINNATI- Cincinnati Z, Baltimore 5.
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a MINNING GAIT.
Apson's Youngsters Treat the Giants to a
Coat of Whltewash.

BosToN, August 15th.-Poor fielding lost
another game for Detroit to-day. Score
Boston 4, Detroit 3. Batteries-Radbourn
and Kelly, and Beattin and Wells.
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Allotments of Indian Lands.
The Texas Democracy.

DALLAS (Tex.), August 15th-The Dem
ocratic State Convention to-day nominated
L. S. Ross for Governor and I. B. Wheeler
for Lieutenant Governor. J. w. Stayton,
E. R. Grenier and J. L. Henry were nom
mated for Supreme Judges, the last being
new man. Stsyton was made Chief Justice.
The rest of the ticket will be nominated to-
n1orrOu
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PRESIDENTIAL NoMlNA11oNs

Nominations for President were then
made. The names of Mayor Hewitt. of
New York, and General James S. Curtis
and General Negley, of Pennsylvania. were
presented.
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FRESH FRUIT.

ysoR CHOICE PEACHES, APRIcoTs. AP-
n nles Blackberries Pluns, Prunes, Grapes,
stc.. alss ane Family Groceries, go to
q. EHNGANN'5,
1925 and 1880 street....-.-sscrament
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The western Associated Press Meeting.

DETROIT. August 15th.-The annual
meeting of the Western Associated Press
was held in this city to day, when the an
nual reports were submitted, showing all
entirely satisfactory condition Of the years
business and its results. A memorial tri-
butte to the late D. +. Locke, of the Toledo
Blade, was directed to be prepared and en-
tered upon record. The officers of last
year were reelected.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
rhe Tarltf RIIl 1omp etsa.

WASHINGTON, September 1,-Sena.
tor Alli.on said tonight that the Senate
tariff bill is practically completed, but 1t
was not finally determined whether it
would be reported to the full committee
at special meeting tomorrow or
whether it would be held until the regu
lar meeting on next Thursday, as has
been the plan since the last caucus con-
terynce. A meeting Of the sub-commit.
tee will be held to morrow morning to
finally settle the question as to the time
of reporting to the full committee.
The sudden indlsposition and depar-
ture of Senator Beck is much regretted by
the Republican members of the committee
charged with the preparation Of the tariff
bill, as he was the active leader of the
Democratic opposition, and upon him
largely devolved the preparation of the
minority report The Senator is not ex-
pected to return to his place in the Senate
this session.
Senator Voorhees, who Is the first Demo.
crat on the committee, is not disposed to
taR the matter In hand, as he has not
given the subject sufficient consideration
in detail,
Senator Harris will take charge fthe
minority interests, but he is unable to
say whether he can prepare minority re-
port unless he be given little more time
than allowed in the present programme
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

At the Blanchard race meeting In Bos'
ton yesterday the enjoyment was mRTred
by an accident in the third race IN which
Sam Keene and Joe Cotton fell. the for
mer being killed and Joe Cotton having
his leg broken.
Joe Acton hiss come to Jem Faulkner's
terms and signed 10 wrestle him at IA
pounds Acton will have to train rigidly,
and oa the supposliion that he Will be
greatly weakened, Faulkner's friends
have wagered small amounts on the
result of the contest Arthur Chambers
thinks Act can wrestle any man in the
world and is betting heavy and at great
odds on his favorite.
There was hotly contested battle at
Baychester about dawn yesterday, on the
New York and New Haven Railroad. be-
tween Jack Grace and Jack Delaney, at
1870 pounds each. Both are well known
light weights. Six rounds were fought
and from first to last Grace was terribly
punished. In the first round Grace was
knocked down and had his nose split
open. The hght was for purse Of $3.50
and Ret of $l5O on each round. Grace
was knock about the ring and fell to the
ground exhausted with his noee split and
broken, two teeth knocked out, both eyes
closed and his face terribly battered. He
was game to the last, but was no match
for Delaney. About 100 persons were
present. Grace was carried away by his
friends. Delaney has whipped Swipes,
the Newsboy, Jimmy Larkin, JACK Far
rell, Tom Warren and others. Grace has
also been very victorious. Delaney re-
eeiyed little punishment.
The prize fight between Frank Murphy
and Jack Havlin for $4,000 and the feather
weight championship of the world, whie b
was TO take place September 81 near
New London, Conn, has been declared
of. AL. Smith, of New York, declined
to set as referee, and the stakeholder also
refused, and being unable to agree upon
q suitable person, the men finally with
drew the stakes.
Jack Ashton wants 10 meet the winner
OF the Conley- Nc Auliffe 6ght.
George johnson, who Is attempting tC
row from New York to Boston in q shell
arrived at New Haven yesterday mornii &
There is every probability that the
MaynoWer and Volunteer will meet In thI
eastern yacht race, which takes plac'
next Friday.
A. M. Randall has sold his trottinl
mare Daisy to L. V. HArkness, OF Kansal
City, for $4,000. She trotted half mile
in 100 last Saturday.
"spider" Weir wants to 6ght johnny
Murphy for $1,000 aide or he Will hgh
him for fun
The Frisco Athletic Club has offered
purses of $4,000 for fights to finish be-
tween Kilrain and Smith and Mitchell
and Dempsey. 1t is not likely that eithe
will be accepted
George LeBlanehe the "Marine," is t,
meet six men in glove contest at Buffal,
this week.
James DAILY and Frank Bosworth havt
signed articles to fight to finish withii
200 miles of Philadelphia, for $500 side
the fight to take place within thre
weeks.
T J. Mcclure on Monday at Omah
skinned a beef in minutes and b.
seconds, Ia a contest for $50 side witt
Samuel 8 Reemer, whose time was
minutes,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

smyth Post Guards, No. l, G. A. B.,
will give their flrst excursion 10 Bran
dywine Springs, on Thursday, 6sptem.
bar 18th. The committee are Offering
all the attractions that can be got,
among which will be = shooting tourna.
ment for silver pitcher, open to all
n game of base ball, sack race, wheel.
harrow race, q grand miaht parade by
the Awkward Squad, during which .
salute will be fred by the Owls OF
amyth Post with their new GRtling
gun, and = grand sham battle, to close
with q court marshal, In which . de-
serter will be shot. Special trains leave
B. g. o. depot, foot of Market street, at
8 q. m. returning, leave the Springs at
Z p. m. Tickets good for the IL q. m.
and 2.30 p. m. trains. There will be
music and dancing all day. Tickets
are placed at the low price Of rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

Joints and muFc'es may escape the sgo-
nizing tortures of rheumatism II they
will but ''take time by the forelock,"
and annihilate the symptoms Of oncom-
Ing trouble with the benignAnt aud high.
ly sanctioned blood depurent and alter
native, Hosteter's Stomach Bitters Poi
sons mostly constitute the ordinary
means Of battling with this Rttroeious
complaint. Avoid the risk of using
these by restoring to the safe as well as
effectual anti-phlogistic and preventive.
After exposure to damp, through drart
and all other causes which encourage
rheumatic tendency, WineRlassful Of
the bltters prevents Ill Effects. No surer
preventive of mslarial ailments like
fever and sgue, bilious remittent. dumb
ague and aRue cake exists, and 1t is, be-
sides, a most genial recuperator of
strength exhausted by excessive, mental
or physical effort. Miners, mariners op-
eratives and others whose avocatlons In
volve laborious work In rough weather
out Of doors, or close application indoors,
find 1t inYaluab e.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
Lseture st Newpors .

The Rev. Jno. D. O. Hanna will leo
ture at the Newport n. q Church on
the subject, "How to Read" on Thurs.
day evening the 18Th inst, and on
What TO Read" on Thursday the 20th
inst. These lectures are preparatory TO
the formation OF . OhantAuqua Literary
and Scientific Oirole at Newport.
Every one interestsd In reading, or In
st Newport, is cordially invited. Ad.
mission free, and young people espe-
cially urged to come.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
Taylor'sPhIa. Dime Express, sO2 King


The wife of Hubert A. Ro)p, who lie
lying sick With typhoid fever, At the
residence of her brother, In BsAiord, is
rather better, but her restoration to
health Is not vsry certain, although 1t
Is hoped that the crisis has been passed.
Her litt o child continues very low, and
the prospect for it's recovery Is not en-.
couFAginR Mr.. Ro0p has been pAsslu G
few days with them, but business re.
quired his presenos in our city this
morning, consequently he came up In
the train.
Captain Nathaniel r. Benson is utter,
~ prostrated with BriRhts disease, an i
is unable to leave his room. He obn
scarcely recognize his friends nd thelS {
is little hope foT any improvement,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
EXCLUDE THE CHINESE.

The objection So Chinese Immigration
are distinctive and conclusive, and are
now so generally accepted as such that
the question has passed entirely beyond
the stage of argument. The laws relating
to this subject would, If l should be
charged with their enforcement, be faith
fully executed Such amendments or
further legislation as may be necessary
and proper to prevent evaslons OF the
laws aud to stop further Chinese immi-
grafton would also meet my approval.
The expression OF the Convention upon
this subject is in entire harmony with my
views.
Our civil compact is q government by
majorities, and the law loses Its sanction
ard the mag strate our respect when this
compact is broken The evil results OF
elec ion frauds do not expend themselves
upon the voters who are robbed of their
rightiul influence in public affairs. The
individual or community or party that
practices or eonnives at election frauds
has suffered irreparable injury, and will
sooner or later realize that to exchange
the American system OF majority rule Tor
minority control Ia not only unlawful
and unpstfiotic, but very unsafe for
those who prom Jte It The disfranchiee-
ment of single legal elector by fraud or
intimidation is a crime too grave TO be
regarded lightly.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

g. Martin Barnard, the youngest son
OF the lats Vincent Barnard, died at the
residence OF Otley Vernon, near Mt,
O1bs, OhristtanA hundred on Monday
last, aged 10 yearai from an abseess on
the leg which spread until an artery
was eRten of when he bled to death
He Was q very ingenious young man
aud had arranged with his brother
Pennook to enter into t1e manufacture
Of watches ct WAltham, MAseH ch useits,
when their plans were suddenly ter
minated by death. His remains were
Inferred In the FEieuds' huryius ground
a. Kenneth Square ON Thursday last
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

Wm. Shelley who resides Al LAnden-
burg, Pa. lie . regular attendant at the
Fourth Street market. He is descended
from patriotic stock, his grandfather
having lost his life in the Revolutionary
war, and his father WAS among the
wounded a. Oily Point, Baltimore, In
the war of 1912 MIR. Shelley polied
his first vote in 1885, and in 1840 he
voted for the old hero OF TippsoGnCe,
and now he expects to vote for his
grandson Benjamin who is to be the
next President OF the United sta'e
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

On Monday night n polios officer
found Joseph Woods on the street, so
drunk that he could MOI even tell whore
he lived, and for the purpose OF having
him cared for took him 10 the hall. In
the morning he was released, but i'm
msdiately got drunk again and WAS
again arrested. BE, however, did not
fare so we'll this time, As when he was
Arraigued bsfors Judge Turner this
morning he imposed q fine of 81 and
oeBts.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

The nomination election Of the Be
publican party for members OF the Leg
lslAtuTe. Levy CJurt, Assessors, Road
0ommissloners ana Delegates to the
6tAte Convention will be held on Satur
day next, between the hours OF and 2
.. m in this city, BFAndyWine, Chris
liAus, Mil Greek, White Clay Greek
aud New CASTLE Hundreds, and between
the hours Of 2 and d o. m. In Bed Lion.
PenoAder, 81, Georges, AppoquInimink
and B aokbird Hundreds. The dele.
gates are Apportioned as follows: First
ward, 8; Second ward, 4; Third ward,
4; Fourth ward, B; Fifth ward, .; Sixth
ward, 8; Seventh ward, 8; Eighth ward,
%; Ninth ward, 3; Tenth ward, q;
Eleventh ward, /; Twelfth ward, /;
Brandy wine east, q; BfAndywine west,
Q; OhristianR north, q; Christians west,
2; Ohristiana south, 2; MIL Greek, 4;
White Clay Greek east, 1; White OiAy
Greek vest, 2; PsDoAdsr, 8; New OAstle,
4, Red Lion east, 2; Red Lion west, /;
Bt. Georges east, 8, st. Georges west, 8;
APPROXIMATELY, 81 Blackbird, 2.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
BrgSIEaos,

The cheapest has house In ahe city
Rum10FG Rrog.' A0A MaFkee ssFseA,
OuppinR and lseohing, 1os L. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Fer oysters go to AIS Madison street.
Try Bash's coal you will surely like 1t.
Hlllard +. Davis, jeweler. e. Second at.
Fine IS K. Rings, at HAnf's, Is Z. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, so2 West Front street,
Brazilian Rsl.a. immediate cure for numps,
zine cigars and notiops at N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar streets. l.. Boil.
II. d. Hollis keeps none but the best at
the twenty-five cent candy factory, no. I
West SpCond street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
= cape nay Resident disappears,

CAFE MAY, Septe u ber 11.-Wnllam S.
Barnett, the proprietor of the Excelsior
Market is missing. Business troubles
are reported to be the cause. On Thurs
dag he was at the Republican Nominal.
ing Convention at Bridgeton. The same
night he registered at Green's Hotel +,
Philadelphia. Since then all trace of him
has been lost To day Sheriff Shoemaker,
ofthis county, locked up his store on
account of Adam j. Ashworth, who is a
creditor Of Barnett's to the amount of
g., ,327. 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

COLUMBIA, 8. O. Capt. ll.-HeaVy
and continuous rains for the past four
teen days have swollen the streams tre-
mendonhly and great damage has been
done TO crops In the loWlAnds. AT tbis
point the ConRArec Is 81 feet shove or.
dInnry low. water mark, and trains
have stopped running over the new iron
bridge OF the Charleston, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad. 1t is the heaviest
freshet since 1865, and the loss will be
great. The water is now subsidingl
and the weather is settled.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant Ga ifornia liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial In Its action
than bitter, nauBeous medicines. II
9. ngthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach aud Bowels, when 1t arouses them
to q healthy activity. All druggists.
N. B. Dauforth, Second and Market
streets, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

"Ztka" was presented for the second
time at ths Opera House last evening to
fair sized audience. 1t is superhly
mounted and put on the stage IN frat
class manner. Matinee this afternoon
aud performance again this evening
The comedy, "a Bunch of Ksysi"
will be performed Rt the Opera House
the bAlapos of the week, commencing
Thur4day evening. 1t needE no COM
mendAtion at our hands Rs being play
of merit Sixty laughs y minute.
"Anross the Continent" ct the AcAd-
emy, commencing ThursdAy evening".
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

At the session of the Levy Court on
Tuesday morning the salary Of DIR. j.
j. Black, the Jail physician, was raised
from S400 to $500 per annum. The
taxes are high ensugh, but persons
who serve the public must have good
salaries to allow them to live. 1t is .
pity that all cannot turn office holders,
and thus live like lords,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12


Tn AoOoRDANoE WITH THE GALL
election for the Kepublioen delegates will
be held on Saturday. Septe mber 10. Voters
OF the first DISTRICT com DrtsnR the OIty OF
Wilmington, will elect delegates as follows:
FirBt ward, 8.
Second ward, IL
Third ward,
Fourth ward, g.
Fifth ward, s.
x;h ward, 8.
seventh ward, s.
Eighth ward 6.
Einth ward, q.
Tenth ward, q.
Eleventh ward, !.
Twelfth ward, /,
Election will be held from to p. m.
Second district Will elect as follows;
Brandywine east, =
BrandyWlne west, a.
OhFistiana north, q
OhristlanA west, 2.
Christians s)uth, 2.
Mill Greek, 4.
white Oi&5 Greek east, I.
White CLAY Creek west, 2,
PencAder, 3.
New Uastle, 4.
Red Lion east 2.
Red Lion west, l.
st. Georges east, 3.
st. Georges west, 8.
Appcquinlmink. >.
BlsckUlrd, q.
The election In BrRndyWIne, Christians.
MIL Greek, White CLAY Greek and Few Gas.
tie from 70 p m.
He'd Lion, st. Georges, AppoquinImink
and Blaekbird nom 70 p. m
sIl-d&W II y. PIOKELS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

NEW YORK, sept, 1O.--rhe report
that Mr.. r. bert GaFrstts condition
was very kanoh worse was not eeReF-
ally orsdits0 among the Wall street
friends 70 day. Il was believed, how
ever, that the patient had become no
better since he was taken to Rlnawotd,
and his physician vas said to entertain
but slight hope that he wOnld ever re-
cover his health. The opinion is, In
fact, gaining ground Ihat Mr.. Garrett
IL suffering from parAlytic intauity, or,
90 It 10 comm Jnly called, paFesis. DR..
Partridge, when questioned on the sub
iect several weeks ago, would not say
that Mr.. Garrett wAs not Affeoted In
this way, and In view Of the ftc; that
there has been no marked change for
the bstteF, and all the secrecy and pre-
cautions Of an ingaue asylum are main
tAined at Rlngwood, It would seem
that his mental AberI alton is of . much
more obstinate character than his con-
dition while ct the Brevoort House
seemed TO Indicate Il would be. No
instance Of recovery from 3 we'll
marked case of psresis, 1t is said, has
ever been recorded.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

Edna, infant daughter of BtniAnin
and Maggie Bundy, aged 8 months.
Frank, infant son OF John and mica
beth Cork, OF marasmus. lnterment ~
Old Union burial ground.
Ann T. OAnby, aged 64 years. OF 0ie-
Case Of the heart. Interment at VIII
mington and Brandy wine,
Gsorse, infant son OF John and Emma
Strauss. sged 0 months, of msrasmus'
IntermenL At RlRervlew.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

10 the United states Senate yeBter-
day, Mr.. Sherman, from the finance
committee, reported = bill TO declare
unla Wful trusts aud combinations In
restraint of trade and production.
House bill to pay what is known as the
Fourth .of. July claims was passed.
During debate on the bill Mr. Blair
made an At,aok on President Cleveland !
whloh was vigorously resented by MT.
Cookrell. +. Mr.. Stewart addressed the
Senate In AdYoc acy of the Chinese ex'
olusion bill. Tns house was occupied
in considering ths 6undry Owl bill.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

Prescott j. Johnston and Mollie
Jones will be united in the bonds OF
matrimoDy this evening st the resi-.
iente OF tho BRIDES parents, No. 5lA
EaA Fourth htreet. Toe ceremony
VII be performed Uy Rsv. A. N, KaiR,
win, pastor Of the West Presbyterian
,Gnaroh.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

that everybody ought to know khAa a l..
Sergeant gives 2s40 lbs. of the best, WE'LL
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hicory kndling wood In large
loads. Lime for WhitewAshinR. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue Sign OpeninR In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

Cards are out announcing the wtd-
ding OF Harry A. Caspersoh and Mary
8, Fairlamb on Wednesday even Dg
II xt. a reception Will be rendered be
nQwly married couple At the reslder ce
o the gFonm's parents, No. S56 Icm-
lrd street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

Peter MoG inohsy took on an extra
load Of whisky last evening, presum-
ably to keep out Ihe dRmpness, and
succeeded in falling into the hands OF
the police. This morning he was ar.
raigned before Judge Turner, who inns
posed fine OF 90 cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
PRICE ONE OENFl



The following games were played
yesterday:
Al DstrOIt-DstrOis, 81 PhilAdsl-
phiA, Q,
Az ChIcAgo-Oh Chicago, o; New York, 9.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81
Al Pi,tsburg-PIttsburg u Washing.
At St. Louis-st. Louis, o. LOuis-
at Cleveland Cleveland, o; Brook.
lyn,2.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, II; Kan
sas City, o.
The PhIlliss wore their new uniforms
yesterday.
MCGUIRE is batting terrlhOAlly for the
OlevelAnds.
The Phillies will play ut Detroit to-
day. Sanders will pitch.
Joe Hornung will probably never
piay regularly again with the Boston
Club.
Annon hung on TO Pitcher Borchers 9
long time before admitting that he was
. failure.
Tue Athletic and Baltimore Clubs
play two games for one Adminaion this
afternoon.
MaBARer Wright says Dslehanty q
dnger 10 so badly split that 1t will be .
long time before he can play.
New York does not need microscope
TO see the pennAnt. A lead OF ten games
At this time is an almost inaurmount-
able bAvrier.
A great deal oil ringing has bean going
on In the minor leagues this year. Play.
ers who have deserted their teams have
bobbed up In numerous places under
assumed names.
Said Manager BArkley, OF the Kansas
Oltys, yesterday: LA ham lie half the
ttrength OF the 6t. Louis team, and II
he is crippled for the season the Ath-
lettc's chances for the pennant are very
good"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

When baby was sick, We gave her Cast Oria,
when she was Child she cried for oAstOriA
When she became Mise she clunR to 0astOria
When she had children she gave them Cas-
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

d. Z. HAnnA will open his oyster
house, No. s31 Jefferson street, on Fri.
day, September 7, where he will keep
constantly on hand q full supply OF
fresh and salt oysters at the usual
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

The celebrated Three B. B. B. oiRar,
Manufactured by 81. q. Bourbon q
Bro, No. 2io West Second street. The
best 30. cigar in the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
Haessrs. vernon = SONS:

Take ont our adver., as we have all
the business the boys can attend to.
CHAPMAN, Seventh and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

CATrLEsBUBa, KY, Sept. 1.-The
trial Of the principals n the Mccoy
Hatfield murders has not yet commenc.
ed, Reports Of their noQulttaI origins
Atsd in the dismissal OF thFee men who
were only held for Witnessep.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12
Ten Men Kllled by an Explosion.

HELENA, Mont, sspt il.-A prens.
ture sx xplosion OF blast in the south
saes OF the Ricks tunnel. on the Mon
tana Oen.rgI Railway, sorth Of HeleuR,
thts morning FILLED sel DeH sad ss--
,,S1-.g . .S....ss. s-t-.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-12

prevented and cured by Hoopsr's Aro-
dYne. Best medicine for tsethinR 81 d
1lio. All druggists.