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Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
mr. uh,lh, Not a Usnalanle.

PHILADELPHIA, Jau. 25. = George W.
ChIlds, proprietor OF fhe LedRtr, In an
interview 10 day positively deol'r ~
that he would not uudtr auy Ciroum-
stances ba q candidate for the Republt-
can Presidential DOmina ION, aud in
ausEtr TO h, Republican issdtrs vho
had disenssed tbs Instsf Of nauin 9
HIM at the O2bet ntlOn Mr. Uhtidi s4ir .
i am not "A candidate and u ithbr
would ] aoctIt the nomination
for Presilsut. | saw the statement
ment oi my proposed domination 10 10 ,
own paper Rn1 10 surprised me-. While
thankful for the mention OF my name
II Is an honor and should 10 esteCn 1t
1T Ia mAuitesJ should make mytelf
understood.
"ru0 articles Published In TIE The
Ledse ser reo1uny npoh The subJ sot taliy
explAin my position have enough 10
do My business is cOagenisl To GIe
and | feel great degree OF pride At
being tho head Of great paper. l
know Mr. homanes is = power Ia polt.
Tics, ana when he announced himselt As
iavoring my friend dotirtd TO huoW
wha, intended ing.
"Wtll, have rever had any c5nvtr
satlon with Mr.. hoMREes upon tho
subJsot. Olce &! met him ON tho street,
Anu for moment in passing there were
some IOculAr words about ,le Pr,hidsHcy
and this was ALL thought no more Of
It. l viii Geo Mr., NJ Names An0 toll
him, II II was not for tho iASt that |
AN Roipg to Washington | would se,
him to-day. Toe riaien ent appearing
In uy 2Apsr would doubtlcss lead mary
TO suppose that knew all auout what's
going On aud that WAS = party to i;.
M matter whA. ! mny DO there sre
those who are rua y TO say that am
doing This thing or that - seou:u the
nom iaatlGn don't In thU ntsJ 4 ace
ILiDk there 10 The lesst chaucs fur a5r
getting the uonlEation, Aud II could /
could not be- Induced 10 take IL 4"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
A Hermit for,aAes tho wtlas.

READING, January 25.-Mathias Btr
ger, commonly known as The Blue
Mountain Hermit" has concluded to
give up living the life of recluse and
take up his residence IN thIscIty Berger,
who now is man Of about seventy five
years, has lived Il lonely life for thirty
eight years on top OF the Blue Mountain,
several miles sb We Port Clinton. He
occupied al old hut, circular In form,
about twelve FEET iu diameter, livir In a
very simple way He frequently failed To
see any one for three aud SIX months.
lie brought with him some money,
which with Other sums earned by him,
self at work otopping In his younger aAys
amounts 10 several thousand dollars lie
will live at 81 Joseph's Hospital and will
be kindly cared for by the Sisters in
charge for the remaiT der OF his days Ht
mas made s VIII htqaeathiug everything
TO the institution.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
rlre - rll,on-unlla nnrnra.

ELKToE, Nd, Jan. 25 Fire broke out
about ll,l5 this morning In the double
dwelling and storehUuse on the south side
Of Main street. in the business stct'oa of
the town, owned by Miss Mary McIntire
and cupled by Samuel Shippers and
Mrs. NJ. A Nelson, the former having a
green grocery and the latter u millinery
store. Ths tlre was confined to the root.
II was thought for time that ere
would be serious confagration aud a
telegram for assistance from Wilmington
was written by The president Of the town
ommissionere, but not sent, as the fire
was gotten under control by the large
number Of citizens who gathered armed
with buckets, with assistance from the
towns rude fire apparatus. The princi
pal loss besides that TO the roof was BY
water and does not amount to very much
Florence Bowers, aged four years
daughter OF Alexander Bowers, igniteC
her clothing today from stove He
mother, who was in another room, hear
Ing her cries, camO to the rescue aui suc
ceeded In extingulshtng the flames. tn,
child was painfully but not seriously
burned,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
1ha nonrn of pnrnona.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 25 -A A special
meeting OF the Board Of Pardons was
held this afternoon II was decided to
grant rehearing In the case OF eamuel
johnson, OF Delaware county, under SEN
tence of death for the murder Of farmer
Sharpless.
In granting the rehearing the Board
made the following order: at is ordered
by the Board that after discovered testi.
timony relied upon by the defendant
shall be taken prior 10 February 18th
five days notice TO be given the District
Attorney OF Delaware county. Tes,l-
mony In rebuttal by the Commonwealth
shall be taken prior to February 2Sth
similar notice tp he given the attorney
for the defence L r. Cromelin was
appointed CommissioItr to take the
Testimony.
The Boards purPose in making the
foregoing order iF 10 probe the case
thoroughly, otherwifu reheAriDg would
not have been granted.
A rehcaripg was refused Arthur Zen
nett, of Allegheny county, now serving a
term for felonious assault and battery and
enteting building to commit felony
The Board did not consider any other
cases, and adjourned TO meet on the 2sth
OF February.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
ra,a, r,p,o,,op OF Dynam,,e.

PHILA DELPgIA, Jan. ga DIS
p Aton tIcm JenkIntown says: "a ter
Tiilc explosion, the effects Of which
were felt for miles around, occurred
about 10 O'Clock this morning at the
dynamite factory at Bsthaye er's Station
. few miles above here on the North
Penn Railroad. Four men were en-
gagged in the manufacture Of dynAmite
cartridges when large can OF the dead
ly stuff exploded, tearing the building
to pieces and blowing the uufortur ate
woTkmen In the air. All were danger
ously injured.
John CASTOR, aged 23. had his left
arm torn from the socket, and great
opening made In his side. The force OF
the explosion WAS 60 great that the
earth was rent in many places hun
dred yards away, huge pieces OF timber
we're seIib flying aiar as though they
were so many chips, while every pane
OF window glass witbin half mile OF
tbs spot was shattered ilto fragments.
Physicians were sun mJped to tho aid
OF the wounded men rs speedily ss pos
sible. Il is thought that ell may recover
except young Castor.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
FIFTH EDITION,
oorone nersirqae.,

Coronsr Baruhill ,e,t,t1.
,an nonsn Jury % invt.ti,.,,'o'sa
de.th OF hra. En ma Morton .sas vnI "
tuddenly At the bonse oi A, ID
GRIM ID, at No. 4i0 O-snqo ~, ~ erl
time curing TussiAy pisb,~'Na
viewing the body the jnry AZ AaF
meet al Coroner Barnhlli, "a ,4iasl :
thl. morning Tbs body wa, Az, ,,oIll. Ses
to the morgue. 'enols
Til morrins the Jury ara,
heard testimnuy. 49, uSaa
s.rah Griffith testified tia, NJ,
ton came TO her house on lau W..
wsehi on TlesdAy nisht Ahe M
nj sine was very siek for tsrt,..na.
NJ hour; she then got be,,sr. Y w
am III, however, and vln.d
any thing she would drink tns ~
nut sonid eat nothing; no do,,s
summoned, because Mrs Mo-.
fossd 10 allow any to hssnnmC,I
told her on "Wednesday tba,.
nsen iasing SborIivss; shs hsi ~
MRS Morton ave or siI ye.r, .,I1
come 70 her house from a ,isrS,n
East Tente street, she said 81, ,,s...
divorce from her husband IN m,
Rry. - f'Hl
she whs In good snlfits a. n.y..
she SN there. % WsGn.,d,rn
ing she went into tie room . r,s5s
tbs hte o. d found her dead
Ksts Riley ~as suo,n, st4 r,s
that sho had bsen at Ms g,sa.
since suudav last. Sas bIntJ
with hrs. Morton and fouss II,
good spirits. Ahe could ,c.,,.,v -,
izs that Mrs. Morton vas dfAG ~
morton had told her sha va, f,,,s
get divorced from her bus5.pj b",as
nor faS why.
william Norton, tie hab,,d n, n,
dtoeAa7 wAS Lw1rn. and,,,is!,Aus
hsd let, her lSst Jnly am s.i po, ~,
her since. sAe was bOcai % ye.,d
aye $50"
Ga the advice OF b, sp,,ps., IN.
inly adjourned uutil sou 10 day IN
order 10 give the doc.at ,t.,er "a
make n poet mortom oG.1h.ao1.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
wiring I.niRh,H

On Tuesday event & a delegation
tom Rsd Cross L3dgS, X. OF p Of
Philadelphia, Waited Lincoln Lodce
NJ, ., OF t1is city, and presented thai
lodge with handsome set OF Jewels IN
a atatiu llled case. speeches were made
oy X Il and g., George Hawkes., bv
ID Il. Julius hoptery nld others, A
collation. was served In the d!viytos
room, and the visitors left for home on
The q. N. train yesterday morning.
well p!,ase1 with their visit.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
nnarsh,.rEsiier ,.nnh.

CHICAGO. Jan % There Il q row
over tbe distribution Of nOnsy-son,
$4,000 'b.sed for the families of tn,
Anarctists who were hanged Nuvem
her IL.
Mrs. sp;es, the mother OF AuEuBs
who has grown children who are max
ing zoo living, received $500 in add
tioH to the monthly tnstslmuLts agreed
up1r; Ma. P4iB.ns, $3.50, and Mrs
E1gel, 400. !! was decided 10 fix tn,
week pacEerts 1T S. to each Of tut
widoEs, q Ter each CT wnefe there
were t. o ch.Grer, aud 81 ioz tha third
"h'ld his iFGt beng ior the benefit a
Mrs. Fischer
Bus It saems that the move the con-
mit,ee gave the more was wAutah. Tt,
consequence - d qlarrt. between To-
Aid Commute and tie Central LNbu
Uniep.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
A Lesson In PhJsioIory.

A pupil in one OF the public schools
OF the city complied recent, in the
following manner with request to
write composition ON the subject Of a
physiological lecture to which the
school had just listened:
The human body is made up Of the
head. the thorax and the abdomen.
"Ihe head contains the brains, when
there is any.
"Fhc thoraX contains the heart and
the lungs
THE abdomen contains the bowels.
OF which there are five: A, F., |, Oaui
L, and sometimes w and Y -
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
LorisIanA Kop1bIIoApr

NEW ORLEANS La, Jan. ) Tho
Repuu.ioau SsAss Convention, N ses
sion here to day, nominated py n.C.a-
mailon the following ticket:
FCr Governor, n. &. WAtmOlb,
PisQuemius; IieuteuJ GUvernus, n T..
Minor, Terte bjuue; Secretary OF ) ate,
J r. Patty, 81 Mat;; STATE rIeasGfef,
Andrew Hero, OrleGLi, ttAte Audstu.
James FOrsytne, Oa aLuula; Attorney
General, &c efai W. @. Nyley, Ehsg
Carroll; superintendent Of KIuc4uuu,
Is. r. FIsIdorr, Lafayette.
Toe nominee TOT Sscss.sry Of S.At5 is
h negro.
rns platform contains a,toaT pro
lection pl.nk, OGL mAbeS no references
to PFestn -utiN. candidates. Taerr has
been mucE cauCusina for delegates u
the NAtiOnAl Convention, aud t4e
friends Of bO;h Blaine auu Sherman
have bsea active.
There ate some Sherman men ia tha
delegation cnOGsn by The dibITlc'a, Al
those selected for the BlAte NJ large aud
good majority Of th0ss .evtru Oy tie
districts are Tor BlaiIe.
The delegation as q rule. however, IL
whAt ts known MS trading delegsliut
aud Is likely " 90 for the slronRes
mAn.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
salo OF . uage wotron,s Property

The real estate OF ths lats Judge Woot
ten was disposed of at public sale ut
Georgetown on Tuesday, rs fOllows:
The Nassau farm" Of 2g5 acres was
divided toto five allotments and brough,
10, l73. The Little Greek farm" Of 49,
acres was sold In two parts and brought
a, iit. The 20 acre lot within the limit.
.oi Georgetown was divided inJo four lots
bringing t3,367. A house and lot on
Market street was sold TO ex Governor
stockley for 81, 100. aud the one half in
trest in the Brick Hotel was bought bl
Captain X. A. Rosenbaum fer 81, 300. TIL,
late residence of the Judge, called I'll,
Mansion House, with three acres o
land and house and lot adjoining of -
acres were not sold, the sale belag post
OEtl.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
ruicide of a Dentist

Br. George A. 1ei0s, a New York
dtutttt committed suicide MOndaY last
in Ills Cfios. He vas found there in
the Afternoon lying dead on the sofa
9th his oVtrooat on, aud his hat on
the tiOOs beside him On g stand were
a bottle aud glass c9utaiulug sma
lqgAEti'y OF pEusstc acid Be itfl 0
.oltr u lie wife. Mrs. MarFarst MeiRs,
to which he ssid tbat his practice b Ad
cwiudi5d, and that on Saturday Ls had
fJurd h!raseif unable TO pay his rent
Eais nsGe him despondent, and be re
solved 10 tAka his lie. Fo- some tim,
se nad been suffering from nervoat
grGstratiOn.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
SHORT oV PRoyIslaSs.
\ Corpse upstt

Ar urdeEiHker'a wGgo.l 10 y
wee e q "grpse and ih'r6 nr''
struck by "a train A. 'ls NJ.
c'ob.ir2 ~ Tie Seluy lii! Va ~ u
road Norf,s-nHn. .-Iay ;!
. n3s. totally demo is.st ard ~
pau's thrJ gu vinieai = 10 the ~
DsNid T. No Rday, grt q! UuGS|
u Y mnwday sfar'od with tfh|
.pf a." Ailtttrfa s'Atien. ~ ~ y
Q iTet iIe body ct a beIttr b-a|
il, Who Gled a tAlF cay a. NSgp1
! hceompau ytng Nj sIN W'
q hUrt hA.lman, ut Pans Nh
ptbeeT q the -ecea @ sd vi
| VA 'lamion, ~no df.e. .Lgra2
| 'liy VA f'icsd ia ,hs va
noi'e @as CityGu Ebay G2 NAE
sat dife2ttJh Ct .l4 UateinltI
| th i1e mint. As tk,y rtacosi@
size railrnBi cruEllI2 N@.4A
hIiYer, sET the trasa tt'''s
upoa ss5h 'rts HEig va
'he hHlse which ilnt. aja
III s Jaat j , tine Tor ia-
If .u hig wagon IL cA.sn
TIE iacgm5;tye, The SCI 90. h
i.ssile mar The curo, AZ ,4t W.
ne COtpin were buried ma
vi 'ialnsGn sas siighfiy hia.'gg,
toe head aud face. and NJ ~
susts!ned - ftsl1o.tiru %. 9L
ANAL bones OF thu leg. NJ. ~
at9aped 4 jlry rde cs,ett ~
'he corpse was dis2iacs' t'.E ~
tered wAROp, but tie fety "s,
uogeG. Tue escape q 'he W.
fCaun instant death Is reRaF slh
ul0us
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
one Con- Portage.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 25.-rhe ohjec,
OF reducing letter pcE age hsA not set
been acted nr by 'hs II 5use CJDnltte,
on Post on Msos. There ore two psspo
slt.ons bef re 'le COMMITTEE Que Of chem
70 make all icttrT postage one cent and
the other 20 Eleka sacG. postage 81 free
delivery fiiceB enc cent.
The ti.s. proposition has 20 Glance ei
adoption .l!s tetgou aUa tae second
vory ht.o. I Is 20. 'l9ught vi.c
while the revenues OK iEt Ggpsrtreu
SeloE It's expenditure, to rgd0Gt
rec-iPLa tn slca al extent Ss ECui.
iuqlcd BY Is UuitJrn cne csr
liAgC,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Excursion Bost.

TIE steamer Thomas A, @uTsau
which for several ears he's b2Cn uscd
an .Ioursion boa. Ia wa.erB Arc1t d
New York, is now ~ ito yards oi tbt
tusey & Jones COMPANY, where /. u II,
remain until spring. II IA the iulen
tiuI to run the Morgan as Au excursion
boa. from this city during the coming
sesscn. but Il Is stated that instead OF
lls teirR suu to any particular p5iut, IL
vii be open fer charter Tor SUNDAY
schools lodges, fishil 2 parties, etc Ii
vii. carry 200 persons, Is sca WORTHY
a4d cay fitted mp
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
swindl.d By a sogu, Derto,,,s

Sanford Turner, wealthy citizen of
trcthorn county, Minnesota, has been
tw'ndled out OF S22, 900 by pretended
detective. a few days ago the swindlcr r
appeared to Tanner disguised as a
woman, and said he was look ing for A
person who robbed Tanner sf $500 some
mouths ago. He speedily gained Tan
ntr's confidence, and upon the prete1t of
wishing to buy farm he got from h,s
victim t2O, 600 in securities and 5000 In
cash and disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
"uHea ia "a Gatiisry

tIorcHiA. = y. d.. % An explo.
= octl.rsa Str.Frsay 80 lhu Wvllrs.
uol G,i.;sEy ~att t.-er .r7r-e.
miners we're a. "ltE. III gas g.. Gssl
tstught tEGtH. tfo n4sn A...C.g.tu.J
1T u II now bsla9sl t4.t az 'rssl
seventy livas ~tte lost. The hudiss 6,
f"tntI white m!Iels were iaaCr flun
ne ui.ne lag9 L gA. aLd tbers ore
Au0uL seventy more nan stiil in tn,
mine aud there Is 70 rfasOD for 6e.iav
ing that any Q; tbs N age i've Three.
ioui t1s OF the TneC sCil "a tas nine Bre
Chihamen. How the ,xp-cs.cl
occurred 10 q rystery.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Love ror nn,on roldlor..

KINGSTON, N. Y, Jan, 25 Now that
Congress has ordered an Investigation in-
to Mr.. Benedict's management OF The
Government Printing Office, people ia
this city and country are reminded OF
his unsavory war record He was al
ways bitterly opposed to the war and the
soldier and took frequent occasion to
make II known. In one of his speeches
he is reported TO have sali he hoped thai
the Ulster County soldiers would leave
their bones upon the Southern battle
fields 1t is not known that he ever
learned 10 love the Union soldier any
better since
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Drowned III t. Ul,,srD

4 telegram from BroWr",5y..,,
says City Marshal Butier ana s.g ',,,iI
kept up nearly all o; lhu'ai'y rSI Nh
SICK child. About 3 W
Hs eep with the baby lying tcl1r
When they GwuRG tne bapi va III
search discovered IL dua1 ~ ,I \,
servants were employed aal q
theory held Is that one '' 'N ~
drowned the child IN a l, Oh , ,p 40, !.
lisn. Whoever did the terF.l .ra.,sl
rhe child through the houag' ".,l,,,,i
closed two doo,s, ard. a'ttt flc Sogi
the clstern, replaced The ''i's.u nj
set the water bucket on loP s.''
cuts are frantic.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
The sugar True,

The Sugar Trust yesterday ordered
Aolier, SieIck n Co to shut down Their
refine on Long Island, and the tirm,
alter working mp the sugar on hand, will
no doubt obey The CLERKS have, IL is
raid, been told that they had better look
out for new positions.
This Is the fourth refinery to be closed
by the trust, the other Gfee being those
Of the North River, Oxnard and tht
Harem'yer kehning companies.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
AMnnd PIaco 20 Liza

Tie Snow Hill NJ, s,engsr disoouISes
as io.lows: I'VE should thaYk Heaven
that We live on the EGstern Shore,
~htre there meg no bnzzArGs, Lycn
II the cold does Kill cf t1w peaches
every year or gC; where, ! the Cy
fall, We can hayc retatotsi IN fact we
arc satisfied that IL ia The boss place,
where Jol can i've claap ii yon dou't
make nu'h, end gtt belltr food tnan
nang CITY niltl0naire, who cannot
'ge lte injuries you eojoy with all hi.
wealth wh! 10 remains in the c:tg. "
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
DIED at snyrpA.

Mrs Mary Broadway died at the resi-
dence OF Wm. 7 Smithers, In Smyrna ,on
Sunday where she made her home fol
some time, iL the SSth year Of her age
She was sister of the late Robert
George, and mo her of the trst wife o
John 81 knos but who died some thirty
or more years ago, before Mr., K. came to
Wilmington to live. Mrs. Broa1away ha,
been In feeble health for some years aud
lived a quiet aud peaceful life. The fun
eral services were held on Tuesday morn
ing, and the remains carried to Otessa
for lnterment.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
CLEARING SALE
Ar
Deeply Cut PTices'

If you want the best ews
there is going look to us for
it. Our Great Cut Price
Sale is under way. The
kni5e has gone sharply into
the prices OF clothing. The
store is full Of bargains. We
are making dollars go about
as far in buying the very
best clothing we ever man
uiac,ured, as il they we're
double the size.
Prince Albert Frock Suits
(silk lined through and elk
taced), formerly $40; now
$50.
Prince Albert Frock Suits
at Sac so: formerly SIS,
Walking Suits heretofore
sold at So: now $23 so.
Zine Diagonal Corkscrew
(Schnabel's) Suits, Sas: were
SIS.
Weise Worsted Suits
heretofore $50: now S2a SO,
Another LOT cur from
$50 to $22.5o.
Three lots at $40: cut in
price from S25.
Six lots Young Mems
Worstcd Dress Suits at SIS,
$3.50, $40. Former prices,
s32 SO and $25.
Over so styles OF Eaglish,
Irish and Home manufacture.
Nearly 1000 Suits Present
prices, $40, $l2, Sl3 SO, SIS,
SIS, and $50. Cut from
S28, $25, $22 so, $50, SIS
and SIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Surprising u Pastor.

Inc L.ev. T. g. Anderson, pastor Of
the Pshcatar Presbyterian Church a,
1.aSSo", vas surprised ON Tuesday b.
Vlslt from the mem berB OF his conRte
e4tlon who presented pum Der OF use.
Iui and valuable articles to the pastor
sAu hls vile. Au abundance of re-
Hesemeats were served and all preser {
sreEt e p easant evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Nomlnnt,gna ~ ne rtl'Id''l rtl1.'

WAsnIHGroN, Ian. - pCs
President has sent tn: iolioN'"s
tions TO the Senate 4 a
Department of State alnys "a.
welt, of New YORK, to fe stsi,, Set a
Legation of the United sac u
Department of Justice = A., ..,' !
Of Miss issippi, to be q t,gD ,ss,1 d
United States for the Sou'N'
of M!ssist ippi.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Handsome wagons

Mc0sOe K DArrsRh, oarriARe build
e's at Fourth and Walnut streets, have
Jutt completed three handso m 9 d livery
wagons for O. W. Dickerson, a mtr.
chant o. baltimore. These wagons are
llRht, bnt strong. and the workmanlike
manner in which they are built reflects
the greatest credit on the firm, who
nave built u number OF them for busi.
ness firms in New York and Boston.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Fx-Covernor Hoyt Con0a.nt

Ex-Governor Hoyt, Of Pennsylvania, is
confident that the Democrats willre uoIni.
nate President Cleveland. In regard to
the Republican candidate the ex Cover
Tor Gays he hLds the very wholesome
suntimeut prevailing among the leaders
10 ct the convention make the nomination
and theu join hands and elect the candi.
|date -
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
DIED

MOI lFMlCK.- IN the n dly of January.
ltsh Sus q, hel1 ed wife u Daniel me-
SoImles and ulgset daughter Of the
late illiam DhTA1, aged 20 yrarE
h"lAIVes and f'iends are resp .fllly in
slted TO atieni htr funeral tflm rUa rest
dence Of hbr husband No. 10 Igti ON
treet, on friday morHing. Hisn mas at
3. Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Competitors to striae ro-d.y

the twenty composltors employed by
the Evening Herald Company, Limited,
Fhlla., VIII 20 on strike To day ON Ac
count OF lie determination Of the com
pany to discharge them 10 night, ns the
paper in the future viii be sct up hy uou
union NOmpoaItoEs.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Only Two InKnn HAcn

a settiemtnt O. the slrikp al
Clarke thread mills, IA Howsrk. Now
Jersey, was effected yesterday morning.
VI ~ tao OF tue msn shO struck Wer.
taken back. Seventy thr5e oil the pirls
we're taken back, has petitions were re.
fused tine rest.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
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souatot WiIs0a Re 7,sc.ed.

DEs hoINrs loEa, Jan 25-Batt
, 1rss1 OF tho Legislature me. at noon
. Day, snd, Hftes comparing journ als
GA ths vote Ter Uhi'ed States Senator,
ftasiCent dnl declared j 4mea vi con
tisc'ed Senhttr FRI N Iowa for slz yeSrt,
beRiuutHg March 1889
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
enirrtt,nnlsnt.

An eutertsinmont VII o. oI ,,ssiI ID
ms X G. E Hall, tese.H,gsl
Uuion stIes:s, 70 nofro" = g5.lJ
the auspicea Of the E"'A" ba
carefully selected pfoti'"p.,n ,at
arranged and u good p'i''-
he eNpsCtEd.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
a Neu rhrsna MN p.srroSsn

ALLENTowS, Penn, Jan %. - Fire
broke out at Sa. IN. to day in the AK
stored On the first floor of Barbour Il
.Company's new thread mil There were
4 500 bales Of Irish fax in the building,
and the loss will be heavy. The build
Ing and machinery were valued at t225, :
1000.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
sent Rack nrnin

Iaia morning E1 1NBrd Md mid, an
inna'o Of ihe mshuuse, was atEaiguod
h'!oEa Judge Cummins for drunken
ne2E. IL ttems that he Eot uE., and
alter coming TO the city went on a srrsc.
lie was rGcg gfnIl't It'd 10 the Gel 3 for tn.
p-efent. srd viii be returned TO the
AM gAuuge.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Colllsion an inc De,swnr,.

On Tuesday st,erno N the tug George
simpson o3tidrd With t5s bark Gsorg
W. sEftey On tLe Delaware river Or
pos!te New Gsst.s The bark SUSTAINED
put Ett.e damage, VII le the tug bad q
art u as: gaDt LIU3e carried away.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
mnsi Lesye 20 uuina

A c'rcu.aF has been lssued by the
hliwauEes, Wtsconsin, broEess 70
thelr $500 enp'oyes, notifying them
mat On lamar 26sh every mem be, OF
Brewers Union, NO. 9, 10 thsIr eup!uv
wiz be oischeEsed unle5s cJaseut .ug to
leave that Urgi izat!on.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
An Klopensnt

Miss Lay.nia z. Hastings, daughter of
hezeklah Hastings, wealthy farmer
wing near Delmar, clipped with her
iathrr's hired man, John G. Parsons, on
Hednesday night, and they were made
man aud wife at Salisbury. The irate
latAeF made an attempt TO catch them.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
scaldcG 10 Death.

Ol Tvssday the 3 yesyoll son Of
PatlsE Ls?n4sd, Of Neg t&stIo, ieli
" ~ 9=ot boiling water si Is faaheI's
5i- &C. hld ~sa sca.GeiI &C bLdly
iaa. he jied yes.SEds, uerLtng,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Nrrrhl.can .1cn,.nn

The Lal-oj'oAus Of ;als city will hold
Hloe,ia2 80 eyerlnz st ths Ygupg
Eeh', !. "rJ.ic4n Clo5 > no1.a, SO. ana
=. ~ at:t.1. ~ 1'c'e-b. \ all A.
--uaaa cs is re i's.el.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Ooid HssEueF

with tbs fall al ran iss is'.,.ais
cold @ssther troE iia v''.ii,jl
isunsra ur3 at %. N ~
allie, lt noon IL was tb.iSi
u'c.orE this morning 'H1
Iekislerea $50.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-26
Cutting Ice

Excellent ios is now being cut on the
Brandy wine, and ~ RAiug Sun IL ia
six inches thick. There is no donhl
hGt the opportunity will be improved
By farmers and Others to fill their Ice
houses.