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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-16
TIE MUSEUM.

The afternoon performances at the Mus
cum are becoming better attended than
usual, and are made up mostly of ladies.
The entertainment in the afternoon Il fully
as good as the one at night, and ladies who
have the time should attend the matinees
aud avoid the rush at night. Next week
an entire change Of bill viii be made in
both halls. and new features and novelties
introduced. Lotta's celebrated play, Ell
titled The Little Detective" is being re-
hearsed, and will be produced with new
scenery and several new people.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-16
AFTERNOON.

A meeting Of the Woman's Temperance
Union was held in the afternoon. Mrs
Anna VI. Taylor presiding.
The meeting WAS opened by singing and
prayer by Mrs. \. c. Algere
Mrs. Balch. of Indiana was introduced
She commenced her address by saying that
il was not the w. c. I. l. that inauyur-
aJed the whisky war, but the whisky ele-
ment commenced by resolving that they
would not support any man for Office who
would not help them She pre-
scented the cause of temperance
with most earnest words and Woman's
work in it. She stated that the work Of
the women was non-partizan, because
woman had no vote and no party. She
can not vote but she can pray. She said
that woman in this state had vote in
municipal elections, and that the exercise
of her franchise elevated her.
AT the close OF her address Mrs. Taylor
read extracts from the constitution and
bylaws Of the W. c. T. L, short address
WAS delivered by A. h Fuller.
NIGHT SESSION.
The session was opened with singing
and prayer by Noah Asher.
Dr. Stowe was introduced and delivered
avery interesting and instructive lecture
on the circulation Of a pure literature. He
said It was the duty of the church TO fur
nish this lecture. That the success OF the
church WAS largely due to the circulation
OF good books. Goods books are more
than the paper upon which they are printed
their value is TO be determined by their
power for good.
The lack of power in the pulpit is due
largely to the influence Of bad literature.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-16

Editor Wells Coney, of the Wellington
Quid Nunc, was among the visitors to the
Peerless Princess Yesterday. He made the
EAGLE sanctum a pleasant call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
fns sIurder or uIemmsr.


PHILADELPHIA,J uns 30 George n.
at Gloucester City last Sunday week,
WAS taken over 70 Camden On requisi.
tion papefa yesterday morning and
looked up in the old Court HOUSE 10
await trial. An Inquest In the case
was held In the afternoon BY Coroner
Henry in the new Court House. Day
was not called 10 testify, neither were
the two airls Who cav Day hill Glenn
mer.
Assistant Prosecutor Jenkins only
called enough WitnesteB 10 prove Olem.
mer's death and the fact that It resulted
from the blows struck by Day and tht n
he requested the Jury TO bling In YER
diet. EK Mayor Mosn, OF Gloucester
City, was foreman Of the jury.
Patrick Gallagher, ohieI OF the spe'
clAf police force at Gloucester Point,
testified that he saw peopie running
back OF Thompson's Hotel. He went
over and found Olemmsr lying on the
ground dying. He took charge OF Bar
bara Deffner aud Margartt Donovan,
the two girls who witnessed the muir
der, and sent some Of his men 70 guard
the ferries. In the meantime Glenn mer
died.
Mrs. Isabella Olemmer, q stout, mid
dle-aged woman, dressed In biAok, was
asked . few questions 80 to the disposal
OF her sons body, and then DR.. VIM.
II. Lizard, the county physician, was
lcalied 60 describe the wounds which
caused Olemmef's death.
Detective Umstead repeated the con.
fess'on Day made 70 him In the Central
n an finu thA m0r n ing nftar the m urd ar
stating that he killed young Ciemmel
in self defense, and then the Jury re-
tired.
In half an hour they returned viii
this verdict. I'VE hnd that Theodore
Ole INNER died ut g ouotstsr City on The
17sh OF June from wounds inflicted
with club By George M. Day"
Prosecutor Jenkins decided 10 rsleast
Barbara Deffner and Margares Dono-
' van, who had been held 40 witnesses
10 $500 bail, but up 10 last night lheS
4 were anable TO Set the necessary Sc
ourity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Hon. Charles B. Lore and WIN. n.
Candy, trustees OF the estate OF the late
DR.. Joseph B, Tantun, sold some 70
lots on Saturday afternoon located on
Fourteenth street between Marsh Lane
and the railroad, on Davis street Do
tween Msrsh LAbe and the railroad, on
Twelfth between Bowers street ana the
railroad, and two lots on the north side
Of Bourteeath street near Lincoln. The
houses on Giraid street were not sold.
L. W. stidham g. Son were employed
% auotioneers, and knocked on four
teen Of the lots 70 o P. johnson, E.q.,
at prices ranging from e2.76 TO $6 30 pei
foot; three lots TO d. W. Tay Tor for % 90
60 y6 10 per foot; three lots to DR.. Fnntz
ct o. 75 10 IS 10 per foot; two lots 10 W.
Beadenkopf at % 81 per foot; two lots
70 George ID. Morton at % Do 70 " pei
FOOT, and one lot 20 D. A. Forrest q
k6 80 10 SO. 40 per 'oM The entire sale
smoun To NJ $40, as.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The injuries rscssYsd BY Samuel L.
Parker, freight conductor ON the Dela.
ware Railroad, on Saturday, . TALL &C.
count Of which vas given IN yestsrd ay's
paper resulted fatally yesterday amer.
noon. death resulting ct s4b O'Clock.
The deceased was IN the csd year OF his
|aGo, and was horn In Wtcomioo, ND.
he had been In she ssrvice OF the r.,
w. d B. company on the Delaware al.
vision since NAV, 1873. Daring the
seasons OF 1881, 1855 and 1884 he ssrvsd
- extra freight conductor, and In z8s5
was promoted 10 be . regular conductor
Of freight trains. He vac ssorstsEy Of
the Order OF Railway Conductors Of this
city. he vas also Q member and Z
trustee OF Scott NJ. n. Church. In the
church and smone his friends he was
highly esteemed; among the employees
OF shs railroad he was sdmired and re-.
spscted for his conscientious self-disci.
pine and his respect for ihs opinioas IT
others. The funeral sarvioes will BE-
held st the residence, No. $50 Pins
street, ut 7.4B O'Clock on Thursday
morning. The remains will DO taken
to Laurel on the 9 % .. m. tisin for In.
terment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
FOURTH EDITION


In May last man came 70 this city
md sscused position 90 brakeman on
80 r., w. d b. r. b. he gave his
nams Is james h. Walker he secursd
noardine with Eliza beth Patchett, No.
Sal HAST Fifth street. About two
~ssls 40 he remained home 81 his
boardine house and went 70 bis room.
DuriuQ the afternoon daughter OF Mrs.
Pntchess wSs making hsr toilet In the
l.scoud story front room. and upon look.
Inc ont OF the door saw the ACCUSED
oomIna down the stairs with . bundle
uuder his arm. The man Lett the
mouse and nothing more was thought Of
xhe matter until the return Of James A.
1rynu, another boarder, who, upon
aoine 10 his room. found that DO was
mInus clothing TO tho amount OF about
$50. Suspicion at once rested upon
walker. IS both occupied the same
room. The facts were ut once given q
she police authorities. ohiei Lopez tele
0raphed 70 Ohiet Fry, Of Baltimore
Who arrested the fugitive. Yesterday
Chief Lopez went 10 the Monumense
City and brought the prisoner 20 thii
city. This morning he was given
hearing and held In 5000 eaii Tor IN
next term Of court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Yesterday afternoon young mar
was found lying in front Of the Colo
Spring Ice Oompany's loo house over
Market street bridge. He was taken te
the City Hall In q wagon By Oficei
Grier, and Drs. Curtis and bravo sum
moned. He was taken 70 the hospital
whore he died this morning.
His name was Patrick Conner, aged
about 26 years, and had only heen II
this country about one week. He has
brother living on West second street
from whence the funeral will tab
place. Tho coroner will investigate To
case and ascertain II an inquest !
noot sgAry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

LonR Of the REruBLIoAw was suddsnly
pros.rsssa ~ ~ rssiasaoe ~. no ... y,
and dined. After dinina be repaired 70
the parior, when suddenly he felt .
dizziness In bis head and 10 momesi
lost consciousness. DIR. T. A. Brown
was hastily summoned and applied ths
necessary rostoratives. After workinf
with him for over az hour the ph q sicisn
|succeeded In bringing him back 70 con
sciousness. The physician reports thai
Mr.. Long 10 improved this morning
and will be able to resume his du,ie'
Ito. morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
Onannive MAtar

Tbs BrAndywi water was In very
offensive condition this morning., utterly
unit for drinking or culinary purposes'
The manufacturers up the Brand wiae
must certainly have discharged large
quantity OF dye stun or other refuse
iHto it, or been guilty Of some lnfrAc.
sion Of the law. The Board Of Health
should look into the mattsr with the
least possible delay, and take measures
to prevent repetition OF ths outrage :.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Over 1900 persons went on St. Mary's
Sunday school to Chestnut Grove, Pa ,
via. the steamer Thomas Clyde, on
Monday. Music was furniahed by
Hyatt's Band, and the day passed
Pleasantly away without accident or In.
cident TO mar the general enjoyment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Az regular msssing Of Nurskn Con.
clAve, No. 8. Heptssopha. held last
evening. the following officers were
elected: OhAucellor. John n Bmyth;
archon, DR. Charles =. Baird; provost,
Frank W. Pisrsen; prelate. 9 Q. Van.
degrift; inspector general, J. W. Gary.
yr.; recording scribe. Melville Thonasi
enapciAl scribe, John ]. Grab am; treas
urer. n A. Van Trump, Jr represen-
tstive 70 Grand oonclave, john =.
emyth; trustees, J. W. Blnckiston,
CHARLES Matthews and etldham work.
The herald, sentinel and warder will be
appointed by the Afohon on next Mon
day evening, when all the oflicers will
| b. Installed. Supreme Archon OF the
United States Joseph Pyle was present,
and during the evening spoke on the
progress Of the order throughout the
country. Washineton Oouolsve, No 2,
will elect offioers this evening; Liberty
Oonolave, No. 8, on Wednesday even
ing; Brandy wine Conolave, No. 4, on
Thursday evening, and Friendship Con.
clave, No. 1, on Friday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

W. W. eommsrs, who standa In The
Jersey market, st Fourth aud King
stfests, had considerable amusement
with . hen at his place near Psnns-
grove, n. j., the past month, and .
comicAl paragraph 10 publiahed in one
OF the Salem papers detailing her ex.
ploits. The hen, after Supplying the
family with the usual complement OF
eggs, found Q box 10 the dearborn that
che seemed 10 think would DO nice
place TO bring forth brood Of chickens.
She accordingly took possession OF H.,
and on two occasions rode with some OF
the family to and from the Methodist
church. On Mrs.. Bommers preparing .
load Of vegetables for our city 4. was
deemed best TO get rid OF the hen, and
Mr.. Q. removed her from tho dearborn.
but ON Mrf. 8. driving OF the hen fol.
lowed for some distance. but finally
save up the chase and returned 10 her
home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
DIHD.


this city. or the atth inst.
samusi l.. Parker, aged s5 years
Relatives and friends are RESPECTFULLY 10.
vited 10 attend his funefAl from his late
residences, NO. $50 Pine street. on ThufsdAy
morning, Sci vices ~ 7.sl o'ciocs. Interment
ct Laurel, Del.
JANNEY.-At 0feenbank, June seth, 1sis,
LUCY ", wtfe OF Martin l.. Jannoy, aged
~ years and Z months,
Relatives and friends are invited to meet
At the house OF James II. Porter, newport,
DelAwareeAt2 O'Clock. Services Mt the NJ.
=. OhurchAt . O'clock. lnterment at 81.
James Oeuetery, Newport, Del.
BARLOW.-1n this city on the 2kth Of June,
after lingering illness. Malachi BARLOW,
in the 18th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his fan eIal from his late resi-
dence. No. 500 Treucn street, on Thurad ~
morning, tho ssh inst, a. II o'olo III. ser.
vices 81 SLOAN Church. tnternen ct ST.
loan m. 4. csmstsry, Booths Corner, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
LmIn arON
Yea Homs


A young man in at.smo'io .s,eS NJ
aboard Of tho Thomas Olyoe' rSsri lssI
living st the FouIlh .ti, .ssa md iell
evening, milSsd BIS footing ,, nae oui
ialo the water. de 81 nv no BY q
Tor terIaArmA but was picre-a indy
nan ia a roWboAt, VINO n ,sarSiyed ID
come 70 bis assistance hs soiepusd b
lujury aud was only iocOn,v nnS 70 bid
~ wet clothing, whIlh cIapS
CLOSER than a brother.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
a 145O,OOO Fire.

NEW York, june IA fire occurred
10 the 6ve-story brick building extend
ing from Thirty eighth to Thirty.ninth
streets on Fifth avenue yesterday morn
Dig. It was occupied as Cigar factory
by Liohienstein Brothers and Foster,
Hilson & 90. The building WAS owned
by George Ehret. The police estimate
the loss on the building ct $l00, 900; on
stock Of Lichtenstein Brothers, 500, 900
and on stock OF Foster, Hllson q 90. o
SQk0 0l0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

PITrsBURG, Pa, June 80 The strik.
ing employees of Singer, Minick Il % ,
in Pittsburg, have been notified that
they will be paid off to.morro ", m d
that the mill will be closed indeA q tel ,
unless they consent to 10 per cent. re.
duotion. 1t 10 stated that quite . nun.
Der of sub lodges Of the AmalRamAtsd
Association have Already decided to re.
1ect the mAnufaoturers' wsga scale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The register ct the Clayton House OIL
Monday contains the following Names
u. B. Terry, N. Z; P. ]. Mehrletchi
Philadelphia; A. W Henderson. Balti'
more; d. a. Wolfe, Philad elphiA; Capt
Morton, New York; Charles HAllowell
and wife, Denver; Miller StrAdley,
city; L. L. PeddinglAws and wife, New
York; W. O. Ball, Canton, Ohio; join
n. Irwin, Freeport, ILL.,; Charles NJ
Roberts, Jersey City; NJ. a. Gold
Amith, New York; Robert Grimes, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Vile L ssnasss only. s.i' .
naara. NExpfeas tx4lhis
80 nA ANY oTiznR LtnB.
snu 70 N. ULEh1ENTN,
on ane Gen'i mAnaGtf.
being Fstcnhons No W.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

At q special meeting Of the Fifth Ward
Republican Club held last night the fol-
lowing members were chosen as dele
gates and alternates to the state conven-
ton OF Republican clubs 70 DO held In
this city on Thursday afternoon, June 2s:
Delegates, J. Walter Woodrow, William
H. Pierson, j. Eldridge Pierce, A. ].
McVey and James 8. Moore Alternates,
Grant Riggs, Henry T. Clark, James r.
Crippen, T. 7. Clowsrd and Charles A.
ThOmas
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
n Oeuntry Nuisance.

Some Of the farmers In the upper
part Of Christians Hundred complnin
that number Of hounds annoy Them
nearly every night by chasing rabbits
through the woods and fields, prevent
ing them sleeping % we'll 90 damaging
their property. The owners Of the oogs
should pen them mp ct night, or some
morning they may be found TO be worth
nothing, unless IL be for the manufAo.
ture Of poudretta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

ST. LOUIS, June 2b "A bold outrage
was committed in Pulaski county on
Saturday night by an oraanizsd band
similar to the White Oaps OF Indiana.
About midnight q party Of masked
riders rode up to the house Of Charles
Gross, Q wealthy farmer, and dragging
him from the house carried him o mile
away and there whipped him TO death.
The alleged cause 10 the diyulglLg Of
secrets OF the Agricultural Wheel, q
secret organization. Gross was hAyed
AlivA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

At . meeting OF the Choral Club
held last evening, in their rooms. the
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Frank Kane; Woe President,
Fred Well; Secretary, Neal Gibbons;
Directors, Samuel MoAdAm, Robert
Walters, N. D. ClowArd. After the
election the club partook OF refresh
ments at the ice cream pAilor Of W. a.
Farta, on the invitation OF the officers
0lAut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Thomas V. Grler, OF this city. city 4. .np 4
vented ard had patents, 10 : freight OF
hut ingenious coupling iO a,ic, and i,
TIE coughing Is automs III 1870 y
aaopsed by the railroads IDS. t wrrI WI
lives Of h1udreds Of Dra aai 20 p,tp,,
its use a brakeman neea M al tsen, % :
the cars in order 70 copp Wy lbs CARS '
.hst is necessary Ia 70 DE- |. dSpo.
Sstner and tho coupling ID u0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The Young Mems Republican Club and
the Republican City and County Kxecu-
tive committees have appo nted q joint
committee consisting OF Fred Z. Bach, g.
A Nacallister, Thomas Holt, h B Dun
can, Frank W. Pierson, j. Paul Brown,
Bllwood O. jackson, DR.. L. A. Kittinger
and @ orge h. LOWS, TO arrange for .
mass meeting ratifying the Chicago
domination, 10 be held on Thursday
night. The committee will meet at the
I. NJ R..C house TO night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The cause OF the extra broad and
Wlpsome smiles that illumipea our
fsiend LouiA' calm and penceful counte'
nance 10 m addition to Wilmipgton'S
population. The rev boarder signifies
taking up bis abode with Lou and hii
wife for an indefinite period. We con.
graduate Mr.. Fellheimer on this beau.
tiful and charming addition to his do
meStio felicity. May the dear one live
to recelve the blessings OF friend Lou
and his estimAble wife on The day OIL
his golden wedding.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

DR.. Benjamin King, one of the Oldest
officers on the retired list of the United
States army o led on Sunday. at his count.
ry residence near West River, Anne
Arundel county, Maryland, 10 the 92d
year OF his age. lie was a graduate OF
West Point and served through the war
of 1912, the eemino. e war aud the Mexi
can war as Surgeon, and was placed on
the retired list shortly after the out
break OF the civil war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-rhe coro-
mere Jury yesterday, In the case Of
Mrs. Mary A. Morlock, returned . YER
dict OF death frsm peritonitis, the result
of injuries received ~ the hands oil
Adam Morlock, her husband. II cen
sured DR.. T. Bunce for giving certih-
cate where there we've reasonable
doubts ~ 10 the cause OF death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

The Republicans Of the Eighth ward
met last night and organized the frat
Harrison and Morton club for the cam.
paign. The club appointed the following
named persons delegates to attend tho
convention of the league clubs; Seth Il.
Feaster, Frank Tibbett, Frank Parady,
John W. Samson aud James r. Camp
bell,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
No Not stop Promptly, =

Complaint is made not 'I TOP proSIq||
, tas ' U.,.sSpe1 "S O,sn s,a "a @s:
they he act on board. la IL an al side, u "
s wSast time the Vn.IG9o,1. ., would '''
O ~ for arumbllne'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Persons who wish TO be rejuvlnated
this oppressive weather should call on
Parker, No. 1o7 Eass Second street, and
get their boards taken of, their hair
ont and their heads shAmpooed. By go
doing the tired, dali and overheAted
may be made to feel quite young again :
He ID run ming four chairs, Lnd Is able
to accommodate the rush.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Detective Jones, who has been suffer
lag from something like lumbago, was
able to be out Of the house to-day. He
also had the misfortune to cut his rig ht
hand while trying TO decApitate snap
per on Saturday last. Surely the detec-
tive has had rather lard time OF 1t,
And can realize iIf mis- experience thar
5hislortunes rarely come singly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
Taken to tho Aimshouse.

The young woman, together with her
child who applied at the police Office on
Saturday evening, . full account OF
which Was given in yesterdays REPUB
LICAN, was taken to the almshouse
during the afternoon. She will remain
there In the hope that some one will
call and adopt her child. In that case
shs will return to her position as cashier
In large store In Philadelphia, which
ramAinA oman for her
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Unols Billy Conner, the bnife and
scissor sharpsner, has arrived In our
city. All the tailors, heads OF families
land others should get their shears,
knives, scissors, etc., 10 readiness when
he Gale, as he knows how 10 put On
edge on them that will cut like magic,
Orders left ct the Delaware House vii
be promptly attended to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

mr.. Green, OF Kirkw q H. popul3
summer resorts for the p''
health. - GRADUATED
Rockland College e., = "a Aupa ohsu'|
No. 400 Van Buren, street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

1T was authoritatively stated this mern-
ing that the auditors now engaged in
auditing the accounts of the Germania
Loan Association, have thus far disoov-
cred deficiency of S2S 600. The audi
tors are not yet through with their ex-
animation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

Lucy. wife Of Martin Jenney, residing
at GreenbAnk, Del, died last evening"
from blood poisoning, after an illness o.
shout ten days. She leaves one child
Due notice of ths funeral will be given
Mr. Jenney himself has been unable I,
do any work Tor the past thrte months
suffering from something like rheuma
tigm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
Trying 70 Bs.r Psaama canal share.

TItytuB 70 bo1f H"Vs" C""t
PARIS, June rs Panama Canal shares
have fallen 50 francs. The Journal de-
Debats attributes the decliDe to the opera
ton of ring which, It says, is trying Z
affect the Panama Canal loan, which
cloe.s TO morrow. The Temps says thu
|opponente OF the loan are making desper
ate efforts to prevent Its success, but thai
the issue Is, probably already covered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

A man living In the lower part OF our
city. went 10 home last evening In ap
inioxioAted condition, and threstenip 2
( to kill his wife. created great excite
ment In the neighborhood. He should
have been looked up until he learned
how TO behave himself
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
sv.d.p.. Drown rr,nss Robbed.

LONDON June 25 A thief entered the
Crown Prince of swedea's apartments in
the hotel az Franzensbad on Saturday
might and secured jewel ) worth $780,
1000, with which he escaped
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26

On Saturday last MAyor-elect Har-
rinRton resigned his position Is attorney
for the Socisty for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children. At . meeting OF
the society held on the evening Of the
same day George T. Brown, EsQ, Wa.
elected to All the vaoAnoy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-26
Noitna.

The members OF the RsbmAn Library
AssoolAtlou are requested TO meet in
their room on Thursday morning, 28ih
inst, Of 8 O'Clock, TO attend In . body
the funeral or their late member, James
r. OallAn. By order OF the President.