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Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

Is most diat,eHslng, rot only TO the per.
son afflicted, II be have any pEicH, bp,
70 those with whom he Gomez Ia Con
tact. II 10 delicate matter to gpehh
Of, but It has psTts1 not only fElends
bnt lovera. Bad breath and catArTh ar
inseparable Or. ssgs's Gatgvrh Rene.
dy cures the worst Casee: "a thousAnda
can testify.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
ON FRIDAY.
THE sTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888,
ct 10 O'Clock a. M,
ON FRIDAY.


All that certain piece or parcel or tract OF
land situate, lyltR eud he ng. ~ Peneader
hundred, New NaBtie county State Of Della
ware, With the buildings thereon erected,
bounded and described as follows, TO wits
beginning alta point ht he centre OF the
public road leading from kirkwnrd 70 Red
Lion oppoaita two ruada called Love Lane,
thence up the centre Of said lane north 40 de.
gfeeH west 10 chuina 60 a stone themes aOuth
- degreei west 10 ~ 100 chains with Land OF
Nashi nston X na 20 a stone corner corner
also for lands OF said Washington King and
P, W u, Il. r., thence with said r., W..
4 ~. X. n. Co., HOuth ~ de rceH, west 20 and
s2-lOl chs ina 10 pile OF Htonus near an apnle
tree, thence toalh 3 - degrees, east 6nlsit0
chains with land of the late George harriG to
the centre Of the public road Aforesaid leading
from Kirkwood 70 He'd I.ion, thsnee With said
public read north II degrees east 10 "A TO
chaine to the place Of beginning oontaiulng
according TO the late anrvey by George w.
simpler 70 acres and Z perehda Of land be the
same more orlets Book 2, Vol. ~, page l0s,
SC.
selzed and taken IN execution as the prop
erty OF John q. CLARK and susan Il, CLARK, his
wife, and 0iipin 4. Lyman, 4 E., and 10 be
soidby l0ILEs l. AMl3soN, Hherin,
sherih'B once, wilmington, Octuher 90,
1885. o32-eos
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

The following described fgs' rsi.'f' VIZ
No. /, AlllAAt certain Iut, p'r. af pa1
OF land situate iu the Joy lHlNktN
bounded aud described as Iuluws i'fEih
al the intersection a lhr nutll,fl1 - ae
q bird street with lhr WwitflN s,i'oi a..
thence Win salt si1r OF ,'l'Ag l,t,i XXX ,.,
Grly ~ feet UlHrNrs f4 lana iA' %
ppsties. theme Wi'h sl'i ~ phtA Llsl
land ives urly suH uIul'. % lhIl eur
feet inches To q iiuH 81 ii'h l4tH ~ Il
Stephen PusliHH 'utH'. M.tH tA,I l'nt
lana OF other -unthyFIy uaIA.|3 20 ne
street N frrttf inches Wt r. ~ l'-s 10 lu.
SID pl Third 80 81 ana l"tHt' wy
easterly q ret 10 inthFs mett nl ~ "
Dluce or beginning with @ very lafst uiI
and frame hons ~ rruu efHitu' -
No. q An That ucttln lot pltrt :" W.
OF land with the hBtldiugs tb,lt'4
gituste IN Tic rii' OF N'htt ,'', i5 Il
bounded and dos riprI a. InllogN,5t, A. "
Begiuutng a. The nurihDlF silr ~ mn 70 e
NEW con ORANGE 'lEtu1n streets AA
distaUrp Of ftpt GtRche5 from us
aide Of orange street being q teI"t'
springer's land thence bt "a ll' ~
ndrtneriy pafallfl t3ul hV 4. ,fisnI h
inches 90 corner thence ~ ,ih. IT, '5'-.s
ofStrDhen pustlcs wrSlrTiy = z NM
TnUfI,ar corner thence s11i fly FtNNt
me Hrst mentioned line and uiHts ,rIsl
along a line al other anus 81 I'm Maj
me wet Il feet Inches 10 M h'l'7 'ht.rsvi
erly side OF Third sIe't al'9 .i'y .isreoI nd
eAsterly p ieet d. lnehts l' tHs y az Nh
uInp. Bonk s, Vol, Y, p7g az 49,
two story stable Or store heG e. ,ite pr,p
AeiTpd RpJtAktn fu execution " ~ ", =,
" OF Sprmger, Moflty Ga f. - XIV n
10 be sold by blEE7 j. " .,,'i,5, y, /,
SherlH'B Ohlfcl Wilmington
CHERIFF's sALB-bf NlhlutE w, vi
- writ OF Leyafi lselas, y !" ~ ~ 10 u ID
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

1Ai4Es1 LAulRSuN Shtad
sheriff. Once, Wilmington, 1e,osssi
rpoo. olased.l
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

ellis 'ANB,uN. ~puf5
Sherln's OGi4p, winnings liz u.'alrr
1855. s-sf0l-ls
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883,
Ala O'Clock, D. M,


Tie following described real estate, VIZ;
All that certain lot or pieee oflahd with
two storied brick house thereon arpciod situate
In the city Of WilminKt m Aforesaid, bounded
~ d described - f0iloWa, 10 witi
beginning at Ap0tn on tbs sontlteriy side
of second ii rect between Monroe and Adams
streets w the middle OF the division wall be-
tween this aud she Adj0ininR house on tho
west and al the distance Of IA feet and
ipchcs from The easttTly side Of adams ttfeet
thence Aouth6riy par liel with Adams street
passing through Die middle Of said wall 10
beet t0inches 10 tho northeriy side Of I'lt aaant
strort at 10 Get wide thenee thereby eaatcrly
parallel with seeO4d u eet 10 faet z = inches
10 line OF Nathan l.. JAnney's Land THENCE
by line Of the same northeriy parallel With
Adams Etraet and passing through the middle
Of tile division wall between this ami said
ia ney's adjoining house Us feet 10 inches to
the aforeaa 4 side OF second street and theme
thereby westerly IS inches to the place Of
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may
Seized ana taken into execution as the
propert OF Chatlea z. Brlnion and Emma L.
his wife, and {, :, aud TO ~ soid by
UiLE5 LAMBsDN, sherlh,
eherlH's once, Wilmington, October q, 1883
OG
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883
at2o'elook, y. M,


All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
IA the city Of WILMINGTON. with fame
houtc, No. GA GnriHtiaua street, thereon
erected, bounded and described as Follows, to
Will
beginning al a siakc In the northerly side OF
q RI tiana rec 90 feet tastcFly from the
e. Bterly side OF Madison street, thence north-
crly parallel 10 Madison street 30 net 70 n
stake, thence westerly mar allei 20 Chriatiaua
street lb feet TO stake, thence hoUtherlY
par lllel TO Maiisou street % teet to the said
sige Of Christians street, and thence thereby
caGtetly o teCt 70 the place OF beginning.
Ronk l. Vol. G. rage Z75.
4 ICED aud taken In execution as theprop-
crtv ofJohn Sweeney, turviving murLNREor,
and the ARii John Sweeney, administrator or
10 be sold by
GILES JAMESON. sheriff.
lsss o7B
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

NIB BAYABD's bluuder the oEHe
Of Lord 5AokVtlls has sealed the fats OF
hib party, and although It scarcely had
the ghobt Of chance previy Jas TO tnai
episode, even that 10 now "a ne. Hso
MI. BAyard sent the Brlhs.1 Minister
his passports - soon o. the iAol OF bis
having wroIe the letter was made pub
ho, II might have sNyoa - lpsrIy SOM
VOieH thAt are now hopelesSly lost Bat
instead Of that be endsAvou ID 10 con.
Vince the people thai the B fitish Min
lister, or any other foreign representa-
tive, had the right to Ssnli IS many
slectloasering lsIisFs Is th,'y pleased,
only 80 they took the pre- 1autton 10
mark them "priyAte." When he
found 10 his diEmAy that tlhs Ameri-
can people, including even ID isdlpg men
and iaurnsls Of his own par y, viewed
The matter In an sullrsI. different
light, he then induced the P issldant 10
send Lord sAokvllle bis NOT Ice 10 quit,
but no one bNlisves Tor > N Omenl that
he would have Ad1p'ed thh course II
we Wsre not on The eve Of q election,
or II be had not hseu driver iato Is By
popular indignation. Mr. 73AyRrd has
committed fatal blaudsr, and at Lea,
he realizes this fast himself In FAC
he has made almost ~ mar = blundsrp
% bis patron saint, Mr. Olsv Gland. &c
made mess Of the F.sheI los Treaty.
md WAS outWItled In eveFy way BY
The Willy EpgushnGn, and The onl!
things that he has ever beei su Ioss5iu
In is his dlslTAuuhlsln mach lns, whlol
Is nssd 10 saoh good purpose ia Mi
county, and bis mixed iurle, Ter Unile
5lAses Ooarl5, by which II Is impossi
bic 30 convict Democratic REPEATER
and FOUNDERS With which Il Il oountr
Abounds, HB cisirauoniBi1 machine
however Is proving q boosussEug an
VIE descent, fair minded ua5n OF Nj
bayArd's own party bTs ols.moring e
Tvs Destruction, Nj. Baysf as sun BIS
passed he aqniEh aui Is rapidly saI
nnsi he has had his d.y. Gnd on Vi
4ih OF nsz' Msrah he glll ss permit,
70 rsltre 10 private llis tbs people
lhis siate are SICK aud Iirs.i Of b syai
srd Salisbury rule and eIs long vi
efeak the f6tsars Witch tRYs boul
Naem 70 many ysars
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
On THuBsDAHr
THE 18th DAY or N0yLnbES' W.
At2o'cIocs. p M
rbs following described real ''''''' W.

ANIMAL certain 15to' l1 ,n.., nm t ,hr az
WIZ wI,hi ngt, bounded and u'''l' .,.,,..
lOvs3 .t...,g4-tEr1V -ltf n' .-.ifs Il
strr5t between sesah.li.i. 'ooI tom ne 9J,
nc distance Of s. it' y rslt thlacs vein ,o III
orly side Of seyt ,t-pI1 strrtl, p l5I III VA
g gsSti94iy s E 81 is'Hi iP''t w
thtnce by the same II imcar-r lh ~. w. 70 ls
NM Sfdi Ps9.iI s5's'I ais 5i. q &, 7, 4
hence bv tie SANE am ssgiTIni. be ihe o''',
ches to the place u u,e prnp.
what they my; ID, rvgcuti1n q ,t,n".rIe his
eriy OF ChA.lts II Money aud B'1 u BE- sid
v e and E 4, ap,Isb "a aud Is anu "
by 4II,ES h A u bSOn ,tobsr W.
shsrLn's once, "li~iD
1858.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

Tho celebrated Chrss s. B. B. clgAE,
msnafAoTuEed by n. 2. Bourbon D
Bro, Ne. 3l9 y taS saOCad btraas, The
best 80, cigar In shs city, Try sheMs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

CHERIFF's sALE-BYvIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of AIS; Levari Eaoiaa, 70 me directed,
will be exposed 70 public sale at the hotel
OF William v. Smith, 1t Kirkwo0d, In Pen-
cAder hundred, REV Castle County, Della
wa4o.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
WHITE MERINO UN
DERWEAR.
sc A r l. E T UN.
WEAR.

Gossamerl at so cents.
We have bargains in
Wooden Shswls, Kid Gloves,
Blankets, Linen Handker-
chiefs, ComEorsables, Silk
Handkerchieis, Buttons,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Remember, we will be
crowded; take our advice
and come early OF you MAJ
have 10 walt,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

HAVE 1ess.vsi ! m llss from :
s,1 1"IllSI N Wasms, Lancaster
, 49, - % AsAmpls oil ths means
IT, = y 's USED IN Tust sslsIon, aud
s.,S,. 50 3 .ls esAaul'arSI ditlsriot5 OF ihs
80 Z lU'L &c lnduae Wa farmers H.
ans De@oofAi5 eeEsi. This
pso'.Ous monument oonnsnCs1 In sails
FLtners, Fsad ihls. whv vop
should vote The Democratic farst ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
SWEEPING
REDUCTIONS
AT
III Market Street.

We must close out our entire
stock in the next 80 days, so we
lave made such bargains as were
never offered before. We quote
e few prices to convince you of
the truth OF our assertions.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

A EEPREsEErATIvE OF taIs hspuo-
lloan" visited uhA1les Il. TrelA9 manu-
factory 10 GsoEgeloWn yesPefaAy, tor
the purpose Of seeing those ooNn-
lroddsn employer Who ara Q oi'SeoI Nc
ooEdlng to Democratic stat smenss, 70
take thslr pAy In store orders taert
ere about one hundred and slx iy-nVs
Of them, and they oil appeared hsppy
and Oonisnlsd. Upon making inquiry
the reporter learned that some OF tnem
have been 10 MT, TfsAPS employ for the
past glx years, aud that non are com
palled TO sAke thelr pay In store oroers,
Ill1 10 say the lsAsi, = ustls singular
II HhAl the Democrats say ID irue, that
these people persist In rsmaihng IN MI
EfeAPu employ, and shat every mora,
ing The Superintendent Is obi geo 70 yell
poFs0RS Ia search Of Wofk thai he bAt
All the hands IhA, be oSn q ~ enploy-
msni lor. A gsntlsmAD, a'han asked
About Mr.. Treas factory, ssld u Wa
great st1ube 10 The women hs u wa
ALMOST impossible fer them V obiAln
OF keep dOmssilol, IS Ell the glfls pre-
tsrEed 10 work In the factory 70 doini
homework. HO also sAld thai she's
ere no Ladies' In dsorgsiO VI mai dreai
better lhan these sine girls. and 1ha
men and girls think themselves form
maze 10 seizure employment Win III
TEsNt Company.
'--3aes8 -isois 90 10 show 1hRt th'
charges made BY some Of ms D9mo
oratl concerning She mAnnet In Hhiot
Nj. Tfaai used bis employees hrs with
oub The slightest foundation 10 fAli ant
are only mAde for the purptoss OF In
hnenoing votes hgAinat him. ans srusl
Of the matter IL, Mr.. Treat has don
more for Sussex county durIaZ She pas
ten years shan all the Dsmporan IN
have dons zines II WAS q og'uniy, An
ms people win GhoR their APpreolAtlo
OF II BY their votes nexI Tufs3ay, Il
IL Mr.. Penningson's "a oeEio.' In ever
respect, and a. hs Ia iuters Sled In d
veloplng the resources Of thif 5isls vi
do more for IL Il he Is sent O'rgtes
~ we hslieve he will DO, thhi 0 Nj. Pei
ninEton 10 capable Of dom 9 CONS
qusnNy, those who have the 0sa' Int
esta Of tha BiAle u heart vii oAai The
Voaea Tor Charles b. Treat,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

ble-dainty hair-line stripes.
So inches wide, and Al for
style, wear and weight, and
the colors include
brownish blush
greensh a Rarnetish
agrRyHh an oliYish
each In a great variety OF
modest combinations. This |
is the price scale:
Ten 81 styles at rs cents
Twenty six Sl.bO styles at 81
Twenty $40 style at 81 80
The new lots were opened
yesterday; the new prices be-
gan yesterday. Without a
whisper customers we're
quick to lind them out.
Southeast Of centre.
A new lot of handsome
81 50 and 81 Beavers has
settled with the Cloakings.
Northwest of centre.
We are going to make
quick work with a big lot OF
Women's Ribbed Vests
white, all wool, and the finest
wool at that High neck and
short sleeves and high neck
and long sleeves IS cents
each. You paid us 81 so
for them last year.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle
It's a marshy, Doggy way
through Books If you haven't
3 knowing guide. MarshIer
and boggier every season.
The sink holes and stumbl-
ing-places are for ninety
! nine in a hundred If a
steadying hand isn't by.
You've no time to pick your
path You either chance thu
: mud and muck-oE do moth.
: ing.
y Book News Is made fol
? Just such as on. 1t brings
! its little cost back to youl
I. ! pocket again whenever yoi
!; buy a book. 1t lets you int'
the secrets Of Books; give
you clews TO the right one
N and keeps you from getting
Os wrong ones, It saves you
r. money, saves room on you
: book shelves, a d saves thu
mind wear that comes of
= consciousness Of not know
% ing.
rs November Book New
q 3 (64 pages) Is up to The mar
zee 10 every department. POI
F. trait Prof Bach McMat
a. y ter, "the Mscaulay o
lie America"
d, We want every reader {
We would iike-to-be reader
R, worthy Books, who Is with
m M reach of our Bookstore
&c. &c mail (aud that means an
a0heYe), to see Book New
5 cents, so cents a year.
per. Near Thirteenth street entrance.
bp'
con A quick lot of I'll
,nds Brushes is on the count
.@ az. at 2sc 10 $2-away und
ands the market rate. VariC
ICES and woods.
t. Near the centre OF the Store.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

-. n. Prs, oA,ce st Whining
knssssu ~ s sa e,ass ms II natter.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

DAILY REPUBLICAN,.

-, r.,,,y SUNDAYS ExoHPrHD)
AT
The Republican Building
v,,u s,s.. whining Del
--BY-
xHH Rxrup1lokN YuBIIsHIE 9 oonFANi
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
CARPETS.

Bring measure of your
room and see the great
bargains.
bargains m Lac Curtains.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

-, ar nnyNTNIUATIONs,
IN eheeks postal notes notes, o. 9, =, IN PUBLIsu-
sSeuld M directed 70 hEPt hLAS4
40 d PRiRTRG OonfAAf'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
RALTIMOKE . VhhIO EAILI0Ap

EAST BUUND.
IS, 20 %, q % 10 % And sli ID q. m, Oo,b %
%, IS 70, s 81, 20, 7 90, % ~ and 3 % D. Y
On Gundsys,T 90, Z Is, . %, 10 so and ali "a .
nj co, 0 oo,s bb,Hbzo, 70, Q CO.'S % and u
.. n,
For 8in6erly, accommodation, daily II %
.. m.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily az
for 0nisEEo and PittsDurE, express. daily
fBs q. N.
uinoianAtl and 81 Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily ann
PittgDgtB, OhioAgo and 81. Louis sHpretu
Dolly 20 D m.
EOE LAHIlEg3liAc, = 10 a. ~ s9unes
10y, il,o9 = g, dAilS sGospt sunday 81
Tistns issTs msltsa stree, Essnon.
Eof PEiiad1lphia aEs p. %. datly. Hul
Ralt,Hl0re egF. NJ, daily. no Lsanasn
aeTH $50 and II 90 a, 81. daily, sEospb Nun
dEyip1oa >. u, on sunday onsyi Al and 90,
Pitts6aTa. OhisaSO and ~ EouIs express
Tain iaf iEgIsingtoa-Aeava Phnssg.
3fia, daily, u %. io.6o, sII % .. a., Is D.
aoen, - s.0e, tss, ht.eo, s.so. Gl9, ls1g,
Daily, szesp, Sunday, Lsa, T.Ss a. n
N.ass and b.20p. N.
Sundays only, ele an.
EEpFesg trninHA
RATRs TO WEsTHRH PorzTa LOWER THAI
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
= a. OLEB hNTE, Q. O.BOULk
gonn MGnnIeT. GoHl Ea1s, AasHl
ToieBh0ha No. ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

GHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTrgd
NJ writ Of Iscyari Facias tonne dItsE,,J J
he exposed 10 public sal al the tuiFt ma
on Market street, bctwusn Tenth ami ~.
streets, n the city VI Wilmington, N5EC,,
county, Del, '''' -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
cHRRIFF's SALE -BY VIRTUE OF

- writ Of LevAri Faciaa 10
r. arsSgqi, m 9e 70 paPe sas ss
Teuth ana Eleventh streets, ia the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
PREFERENTIAL ELEC TORS

HrWRx DUPoET Of ChristiansI -
JosKPH r. WHITAKER Of kas ! Oo'oi'
IneHuA II. MARVEL 81 Laurel.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

hEklfF's sALE-BY yIRI1S--
~ VIZ Nrits NJ Ais And = Ia LUZ 70
y ~ qlreoted will DO exposed ~ g'Ys .n, fad
~, ~ w h9ssi o. Mary A. Grseds%S tsGlloa
nn ~, " MIL Ursnk Hundred y hoeE
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 'Rp DAY OF NOVEMBER Ia,
At O'Clock, p. n,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

GHERIHF'B SALE by VIRTUE
~ ola writ OF LeyAri FAciRa, TO me directed,
Will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington ,
New Castle county Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

'nOg RENT|
~ &c wanted
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

|TOR SALE
IN uisbirig agd
|h,n located IN n
rsntud river u
INMtOli Oh re
5gnWdcd a
,ailocauon for
i1plYto ". sCO|
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

5ORsALEl|
III bfCyHnier
IuRAN3fUN
SNpOrt Del
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

MOB RENI-I
N loc.eiy Ia
- MAZE 81
|pLBLLY 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

CHERtFF's EALE-gY VIRTUE q
- aHwFlt ~ Lesari Faaiasto me dlrel
ed will be IHr6srd lu public ale, NJ ihe %
House. Ntra+l s.1r- brtHEuu lrhlh
Eleventh streets 90 tho s'iy OF Wl.mihsg
Now laaiIy HIY, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

pliers you al
EOn at Fifl
N you are j
5oO cannot |
n and see
70 show
|yOO get o.
IgOls von
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

RaIDAH, NovEmBER
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

ron PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARR1s'oN'
OF Indiana.
ron vIos-PRRsIDEN Il
LEVI P. NORTON
OF New York.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

lNkRENT
y All thiTd
hltE5Isst. u |
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

WASSq1 v9as|
lillsn ho.A"t y
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02
DEvoE's
BURNING OIL
COMES TO THE FRONT

More light and a better light
than ever produced from oil be-
fore Highest Fl 10 test oil sold.
No smoke, no smell, no flicker.
ing. You get the one thing
needful, q beautiful WHITE
LIGHT.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

yTTANTED-1|
WI nan AID
Ill board Of toI|
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-21
..OHIO'S WHITE CAPS.
The Organization Permanently Abandoned.
The State viii Not Prosecute
Them.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Dec. 7.-Governor
Foraker said last night that detectives
had been among the White Caps since the
first report of outrages in the state and
that the names of all the members and
the secrets of the order had been secured
with such other evidence as would bring
any offender to justice. He said none of
the members had been summoned to his
office, but several of them had come vol
unfairly, being frightened by the posi-
bility Of prosecution, and the result of
their visit was that the organization had
been permanently abandoned and these
members had consented to quit their line
of conduct. The governor said the
White Caps were regular organized Sc
cret body, but they had no connection
with the organization of White Caps of
Indiana. They were divided into lodges
and their entire order was under a gen.
eral officer known as "COlOnel. - There
were nine lodges in Ohio with member
ship of 1000, among whom were many
of the best citizens of the communities in
which they were organized.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-21
TENNESSEE RACE TROUBLE.
A Bloody Fight Between Whites and Blacks In
Magistrates Court-Ths Negroes
Aiming Themselves.

JACKSON, Tenn. Dec. 1S.-A desper-
ate fight between negroes and whites
took place in magistrate s court in one
of the districts of this county Friday last.
Will Hicks, a negro, sued Peter Brown
for settlement. While Mary Brown,
sister of the defendant, was on the wit
ness stand Hicks questioned her in a very
insulting manner, and when her brother
Tom interposed and asked Hicks not to
insult his sister, the negro swore he
would say what he pleased and
knocked Brown down with
stick. A general fight ensued,
in which several negroes were stabbed
and blood flowed freely. Peter Brown
was knocked senseless with stick, and
is probably fatally wounded. The ne
groes sent to this city Sunday for ammu-
milton, and are armed with several shot
guns, pistols and knives, and swear that
they will not be arrested. Officers went
from here yesterday to arrest them. The
result is not yet known, but serious trou-
BILE is feared
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-21
SENSATIONAL BRIBERY.
Efforts of a Railway to Obtain Privilege to
Construct in Philadelphia-oueer
Developments.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 1S.-A SEN
sation was caused here to-day at a
meeting of the special committee ap-
pointed by the select council to investi-
gate the charges of bribery in connection
with the efforts of the Philadelphia and
Northern Elevated Railroad to secure
from the council the privilege of con-
structing an elevated railroad through the
city. Mr.. Graham, member of the select
council last week informed the COM
mittee he had been offered 1000 shares of
elevated stock to use his influence and
vote i'll favor of the enterprise, but he
refused to divulge the name
of the person who made the offer.
Mr.. Graham was again before the
committee to-day and informed them
the offer of elevated stock to him for his
influence and vote had been made in
June, 1884 by Mr.. Dell Nobbit, who at
the time was president of the corn ex-
change national. Mr.. Graham added he
and Mr.. Nobbit were intimate friends
and the latter had told him he was urged
to make the offer by Robert B Esler,
father Of President Fred B Esler
of the elevated railroad company. At
the conclusion of Mr. Graham s statement
the committee directed subpoenas to be
issued for the appearance on Friday next
-of Mr.. Nobbit, the Messrs. Esler and
several others whom Mr.. Graham stated
were aware of the fact an offer had been
made to HIM by Mr.. Nobbit.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-21
THE LATEST TRAIN ROBBERY.
The Express Following the Train Robbed
Carried $4,000 in Cash.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. 1.-THE Off
Gals of the Southern Express Company
say their loss by the train robbery Satur-
day night near Duck Hill, Miss. will not
exceed $4,000. The train which followed
had Sl39 900 in the express car. The
robbers were evidently provided with
horses at the place where they stopped
the train, and as all the telegraph wires
were down owing to the storm which was
prevailing, they had full eight hours
start of the pursuing party. There
were only two men engaged in the
robbery. The man who shot Hughes
was armed with two large sized revolvers
After he had emptied one at Hughes and
the conductor he coolly replaced it i'll his
holster and commenced firing the other.
When Hughes shot at him the engineer
fed into the woods, leaving him alone as
a target, but he boldly stood his ground.
When the leader had rifled the express
safe of all its valuabIes the two walked
off together into the swamps. They were
provided with large sack and no doubt
were greatly disappointed at the small
amount they secured.