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Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

PHILADELPHIA. July I7.-The Coro.
mere Jury in the death OF Isaac Breiden-
back yesterday found that It was caused
by a stab wound inflicted by Joseph
Holman. and expressed the opinion that
the stabblng was done in self defense
Holman was committed to await the
action Of the Grand July. Subsequent
" bail was fxea by Judge Arnold at
$4,000.
More than 10000 letters, in many Of
which money had been enclosed, were
found In the house of William Stevenson,
who was committed yesterday in default
Of bail to answer charges of sending OBJ
scene literature through the IN lis and
attempting to use the mail to defrAud.
In two weeks, 1t is expected, work will
he begun on the five buildings on the
South side Of Chestnut street, immedi
ately east Of Tenth, so that they may be
altered and the fronts set back and the
pavements widened by the time the au
tumu trade sets in.
Thomas Cole, aged "a years. YESTERDAY
co y essed that he murdered Walter Nc
Allister, his room mate, on the previou
day, with q Ratchet. he blamed tn
murd cred man for his discharge from
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
John Mccall, Michael Rogers, william
GerlRch and Nicholas Lear, boys, wer
injured yesterday afternoon at Twenty
lffth and Lombard streets, by wall
(which was being demolished, iallin
upon them.
William G. Magu'gan, aged 81 months
was run over and killed yesterday by q
ice wagon.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

A lifelong Democrat observed thu
other day shat hO wished 70 sell his
farm. A. he and his wife were gettina
old and they were tired Of working 90
hard, particularly ~ they had NO one
TO keep but themselves. We observed
that he had better visit until after the
Hrst week In November, 81 10 oaAe OF
Harrison's election the price OF land
will certainly advance, aud his farm
could be disposed Of to better adyan.
tAEe.
Under the Democratic admlnIatTa.
tlon the tendency bad been TO Lessen
appropriations, to check improveme nta
and lower pri 90 had followed. He 10.
marked, "That 10 true, and what IL
more, am about sick OF the party"
We believe hundreds Of Democrats
will sgreo with him, and that Harrison
and Morton Ill be triunphantly elect.
ed, when farms 81 we'll as ell kinds Of
produce will advance In prices, and We
shall have better times.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
FIFTH EDITION.
IhIA moTnlng'. ooa-.

l., Judge Lyman prstIdsS a, ~,
, ,I . session Of the city So ~ 'all mon
Caleb Jacobs. coIoFFe az r..
with being drunk and s,, ~as ehsfGsl
upon pleading guilty v u,'o order :, sni
pay a tine OF 5! and cot, ts' sentenced i
Joseph Hickey VA ..
evening charged with crested ss,,d N
mother, but as no one aSn. o.A,ias hA
MN NO SGs discharged, Sp'4'Su aRa'n1
aeorae Fisher, coioted. v,,.,
for committing an as,sD,, "As srialg1el
On hsbecoA oook, si,o S's cd 1oa batter
snslE happened Oh the F,o, ,,S'ea, ~
pee psecA testified that the aS,5 ,, Haa R.'
i heE In the face in The morD iu''. .sIucl
her again In the Aitsrpoon, "t y and beaI
that she had not g!vtn lin '1e asserted
tor The assault, bat be ,;jss.t ;n Y: cana
, her in company Ti,S , alss y
man. He Vas Ssiudged y MIN 'S S
made the fine bulSl ' 'ns JddRl
Levi Ruth pleat gull,v,, oo,..,..,
an assnult and battery On n i ANY. w
ain, colosed, on July ~, ana 'v 1--WE we
telced to pay ias Of s. and T w. %ss 'eu
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
Serious blot,

JEssUP, Pa, July IA riot occur
red yesterday morning between Poles
and Hungarians at this place. 1t grew
out of come trouble at the mines where
they were employed, Andrew Kakow-
ski, the leader OF the Polish faction, was
attacked by the Hungarians AZ his home
and fed from the back door to the ga
loon of Michael PIANO, where the doors
were at once baIrlcaded to prevent the
attacking party getting in. The latter,
forcing down the doors, dragged KaEow-
ski out iu the roadway beating him with
stones and clubs and deiying those who
came to his help They soon beat him Il
dea,h. The Hungarians then began
celebrating their crime by a drunken
carOusal. The ringleaders, Michael U
Lannick, Andrew 0unIsky aud J. Har
wav, were secured by the Sheriff
deputies at noon and taken 10 the seran
tOn iail,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

LANCASTER, July 6.-JOhn Wise, the
young Philadelphia AerOuautr who made
an ascension from OrblsOnia, Hunting
don county, on Wednesday, arrived in
Lancaster early this morning On &C
count Of the delay in hearing from him
his father, who is he e, feared he had
been lost. The young msn ascended TO
the great height OF 10 900 feet, aud land.
Ell iu forest 10 Perry county known Us
''tNe Wilderness
His balloon struck the top of a tree
where II lodged Wise reached the
ground by the drag rope. After waiting
a long time mouDtaineer came to hlt
assis auce and cut the tree down to get
the balloon. The place OF landing wat
tn irty two miles from Bloomfield, the
nearest station, and the balloon had to b.
carried a mile and half through thIck
undernfush Mr.. Wise reached tina
place on Thursday night, having walkeC
over seven miles,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
THIRD EDITION.


MEDIA, July Deputy sherih Green
rtad To samuel johnson to day the re-
snIte Of The G oyernor, which changes the
day Of his hanging from July 18th tol
October 18th. The respite was received
NV sheriff Greer about the 18th OF last
month. lint for some reason It's c ntents
were mot read to the condemned man
until to-day. He had previously, how
ever. beeu informed by his counsel that
Inc Governor had granted him another
rekpitp, and he was prepared to hear.
tiJohnsou, / have come to read you
another respite from the Governor" was
the Deputy sheriff's first remark as he
entered the cell, ,---,,-,,-,
johnson with broad emile, and then rs
he added, jestinaly. VI am ReLnng
pretty tired hearing OF them toe" he
burst into loud laugh, ,---.
When the reading OF the document
was concluded and tbs I'm DAY OF
October next was named as the DAY OF
his execution, he said: 81 don't believe
they will hang me then either Goi Wo1,t
let an nocent man suffer. Johnson Is
in excellent health, and looks as II ne
had not care in the world
When Deputy Sheriff Green and war
den Baker entered his cell he was en-
gagged In reading his bible Most OF bis
time is spent in singing hymns and read
ing his bible, and Rev. Mr.. Bryant Gays
that during his Incarceration he has be-
come we versed in the New Testament
and can converse intelliaently in regard
to almost any portion OF 1t
Nothing further will be attempted BY
Johnson's counsel IN his behalf until the
return of Judge Clayton from Europe
The next criminal court convenes on tht
third Monday in September, aud an effort
will then be made to have "Big Charley
and Gus Chopaz, Of the Fernwood gang
indicted for the murder, and have the In
tiictmen's 90 before the Grand Jury a.
that term. The failure to indict them a
the June term was mainly due to Judg'
Futhey's refusal to do anything in TIT
case during Judge Clayten's absence, Al
It was before the latter johnson was trio
and convicted
Many of the colored people Of the coun
try are strongly Of the opinion that John
son is innocent A number of them ar
now actively engaged in preparing for a
entertainment 10 be given In Nationa
Hall, Che ster, the proceeds of which
towards defrayiDg the expenses OF th
counsel working TO save the condemne
man from the gAllows. Rev. Nj
BRYANT, Johnson's spiritual adviser, an
Officer Jam. Nichols, OF the South Che
ter Police Force, are prominent in IL
movement.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

FRANKLIN, July G -Yets.dsy J. \
hllRore, q young farmer llylo, "A
miles south of here, 90 The PiIt,burl
Read, WAS In town AID received t96Ol
the proceeds OF the slIs Of bis .,,m 4,
ter mRkipga few Expenditure h, star
ei for homo GU boIstlacE, vim t9Oi
10 his pocket. At 10 o'clock ma
descending a bill heyont sAldy Orsel
be was met In 0 lonely spO, by lou
men, Two eelEsd the Bride Of M
horse on each side and atIhg sane h
slant two othsrB presented c.Cksd b
tots to his head.
Kileors obeJed their order to diI
mount They relieved him Of d
money. Then he rencunud AIlhd
cOmmand. Nov att" Wa ;Lelr I
der, and be got 10 tue dire Ton Of ]
home, three mllsB distant. Todd
Kilgore offered $500 reward ilr Tie
rest OF tina hi1hvkymsn,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
4 Horrible Inheritance


Thetransmlsslon OF the fearful effects OF
contagious blood poison is certainly the most
horrible inheritance which any man can leave
TO his Innocent posterity. The curse con.
tained In the scriptural declaration 1.-THE
sins Of the fathers shall be visited upon the
children unto the third and fourth genera
tion," can be certainly mitisated, and In the
majority OF cases, prevented, by the use OF
the antldote to the contagious blood poison
which Nature herself furnishes, and which
Is TO be found In Its native purity and In
fRllible efficacy In the remedy known all over
the world as swlfts Specific - commonly
called 5. s. s. As Illustrative Of this fact
we give the following evidcuce-thoy are test
cases taken at random from hundreds OF
Others OF similar character,
A.. r II u.,,,-,, - H. ,,..-,,,. ~ "
,,, -, ~ - ., 80 - ' 80
Mlites iuieo year, hui'vleu WIN TINS hof-
riole disease swlits specific cured me com
pletely.
Prof Edwin Baar. g3i r. Twenty.aecond
street New York vyritcs syytSt,a snecIac
,,,rat ,,,, II, ,s,-s,,i .,, M, r,.,t.g,,,
n n = y-,,,s-0.,' - ~. st,,,s.,. IT,,
VI ~ r. mlnshelH' OF 'ho 5oIll'r h"'''',
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

A gentleman who has been connected
with the Wilmington Building LosnB
for the past twenty years said to a RE
PUBLICAN reporter this morning that
he had as much faith In the building
loans to day as ever II they are only
managed right and in a thoroughly
business MANOR. He always carried
from IC0 to 100 Shares had held the po
sitlon Of director In Ave Of them, 81
he seid the benefit aoerulng from them
10 the working men of cur city was in
cHlculnble, ns hundreds of them had
been Dbls to buy homes for theBgelves
who would have been uDAble to have
gotten enough money together in any
other way. The recent osBes OF had
management OF two or three loans
should not prejudice the public against
them or cause any ons to Withdraw
from them.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

Il is said that tie horGo used 10 4
polling tba Eerry 80 round 81 !,
BfRndyWlug Springs when uDd
lCos9 near it will 80 round ara rll
On the organ being turned. He alni
itartB up when tue organ begiasid pii
snd on the Fourth WAs on . Olniill,
from s O'Clock In tue morning laul
O'Clock In the evening, With oB,gA1
iniermisBions TO cot his diuDeF hldn
per. The prOptieturs gaihtred 10 4
niokels, which amounted to ql'n
.Rnus sum when the days W2Ik
over. We should think it Wltt
rather tiresome work for the tBlaA
90 round aud round all da7 ioag n
circle about sixty fest in clreumlsisni
1t lie one OF the Popular Attraction
the grounds,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

NEW YORK, July -LlS M
City Of Rome, from LivoEP 20 , ,,a.s
ber 4 ock yesterday after 'I w. ~ Is
passage sue eEp,iislc'i y va, :, p mo-
Whe0 three daye OUT iioL y I'D
during a sJrorg Wrsit'i. t', ,i#sl 4
pei q huge eeh, Ni.gu I'd I'd nJrI
her heavy iron to"sp'l, .s hid
tbs forward bridge ssys,V M 4
Jonn Jobson. tho lo9R9l Wa. ,Gsli
was SO high thas /: rolled o''' ''''
mast bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

NEW YORK; July 6.-HAI1y Hill
stood before his new resort, on the
banks OF the Harlem river, yesterday
watching the crowd. Ii was 3 pushing
crowd and Al old German woman fell
over the rAiling and sank. Harry 10
getting old, but he Is still pretty active.
de jumped Into rOw-boAt near at
hand and with = few strokes reached
the screaming and thoroughly fright.
ened woman. He quickly hauled her
into the boat. Tho bridge WAS crowded
with eager spectators, who sent up q
rouBinR cheer as Mr.. Hin roWed the
hAiEdroWntd woman ashore.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

WILKEsDARRE, Pa Js .y55o,,lrli
passenger trslIs on i,l0,tis5ks yaI
Railroad col.ided a Nsn ~ ool,isrI
day morning. About NJ y pssi,on
were slightly iniutrd; "a dus 2
Killed. The accident S' ,,bsf, %
Sitip Of the ran dep, ,i '' 10 'ilo3
Beidlsman, who u2E'o'iNS ,n,Icoss.
poEthbound train az ' Gas sd
learning that tie aoo.l l..I.,, NE. NJ
occur. owing to his os'' ,ssn ssta .
sppeared and has no! U''
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07


CHIcAeo, July 6 "A DARING ,oh,...
look place on Humboldt , ri
early In the evening Of July 4 V w
many people were on the st,ss,, 10y
erick F. Sherman, 8. Henry ' 6,I 1i
Ana Two other men we're drlylpg ny,
on ne ooplevArd,in a two ssAsi ba ~
when q wagon containing In, Ivy
drove IN front OF them fron ~ 49,
SsosinR street, bringing thsm 10 , I'M,
me thres men leaped from N, ~.
and AZ the same time two otb,,, NV
from hidlng-plaoe. Sherman IA \
three friends were dragged tron 4,
buggy. Dunnlng and sherman NJ
their ground, but their twotrl,pd, ny
to fl lght Oae Of the thieye, ,o,s "
the Whole from. Of Sherman, HI,,
get his $3.50 diamond stud, rbSu A
thieves, % they saw two men osmis
TO the Rescue, leSpSd into .hsl, NaSd
and drove away. "AV
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

Norwich, Conn, July 6-sheri6
JoSb r lgsts WAs called on last nigh
after the evening performance OF The
John B, BORIS John l.. Sullivan Cir
Gus by emp'ogts to serve an nttsoh'
ment for arrears of salaries. The
Sheriff warned Sullivan not to move
any Of the properly, but the pugilist
reachsd for him, caught him By the
coat collar with one hard and gently
Sat him upon the RrAsB. Rogers called
for the arrest Of sulliyAn, but 10 one
dared interfere Au arrangement WAs
effected with the employ es and the she's
left town,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

NEW YORK, July 6.-The cry was
raised To-day that the Sugar Trust 10
about to increase the price Of sugar one
cent per pound. Friends OF the trust
say It Is a mistake to attribute the con-
tinued advance Of the price of sugar TO
the 5earles ring; that the advance lie
due to The scarcity OF raw sugar and o
heavy demand for immed late consump.
ton While admitting disposition to
advance the price, they claimed that
the condition Of the trade warranted It.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

Iowa CITY, Mo-, July 8 Mr. Moore
is the Cashier of the bank of Wellman,
a small town near this city, ami few
nlghts ago was spending the evening
W III his prospective bride A carriage
drove up 10 the door and man called
for Moore, and, remarking that he was
his prisoner, said that he was Pink
erton detective. The alleged detective
to d Moore that he was wanted for for
gerry, but that If he wished TO 60 TO the
bank to get money or papers he would
accompany him. Moore did not ( all in
to the trap and the two started for this
city Here the pretended detective said
he had made mistake and let Moore
go. There IL no doubt that it was ruse
OF burglar to get iLto the bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
Address Registered Ltttss IL
SEW ORAEAHS NATIONAL hAH y
New Orleans, LA

REMEMBER G Go1.rs sRS PsSSsRSs {.
snC Early, VINO are in charge Of tho draw
lnEs, lie guarantee of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are All
squaI and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize.
REMEN BIER also, that tho payment Of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BIT FOUk
Ii AFRgBNAk, BANHA Of rev OrleRne
and the Tickets arc signed By the Presi
lent Of an Institution, WHO'S clustered
rights ars RECON- izsd In the highest Courts
therefore, bsware OF any limitations Or AZ
noym0uB Schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
startlen pr . p,pam,tn Eomp

NIcHoLAstILLE, KY, July "a
dynamite bOmb, whirh WAS exploded
10 the Court House yard nt init night,
shook up the town Hno did considera Bile
damage 10 the Court Il ouse, shAttering
the plate, RlAss windows aud iDjurinR
the Circuit Oietk'6 office. The bOoks
and records had to be removed. The
explosion oh Jok the town and alarmed
men ind women. All nigh. ordinary
bombs hSd been exploded, but when
the 60 per cent, dynamite cartridge eZ-
ploded 1t Jared tue town like an in
Olnlent earth 1uAks
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
The MOXie" Secret

From the sV 'dsncs given in the "Moxis"
Eases against tmitStors, enough mas come TO
the surface from texas pRperB 10 prove that
tho 81 called Mrxle ~ from q plabt rich in
albumInoids, which are the principal natri
tloh Of the nerves. Considering the feet
that the nerves arc the sect OF animal ITO
and control the functions OF tho body, atd
that p sTalyEod or exhausted nerve force could
not properly digest albumsn for Its oW a sup.
port, Dr. Thorn yeon ret about, and huAlly
did discover = harmless process for artificial.
ly 1igeBnng Ks food Tor It, and the prJb reB5
renders the slbuminoiI rs hnely dissolved
as water. or fns enough to penetrate the
nerve oifou lAtiOn, which is thirty. one timos
smaller than the smallest capillary blood
We iBSls, and whom mixed with the disessin
mud the albumon cannot DO aoagUlated or
| preoi plated by either hest or alcohol. Here
10 Whare Tire secret lies and n most val a.
bic one, and accounts for their ouroI Of par
alJais. II would have been better for the
MoNie Go. to have allowed this faot TO oo;u Q
70 the surface before, ami tLen It wound not
have been Necessary 10 accumulate conf.
deuos in their goods through the lonR road
OF experience against public prejudice.
These facts Ihst have come out win help the
1 OOmba very much, as thay show It's IN,
doubted seisRtito and usetal ba'ts 10 new
hold. Their bottled goods are best
mz2.om 2tAw
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

ST. LOUIS. July "a , P,y.S SJgs 4
stone a, coping len from H III 'J yc,ts
and struck a scailold , wa m two P,.i
were working esrly,us x as ftei. u
pavement, a distance zee q es ~ strc;b
h.isT1y t 81 10 Be- bernard al, z' s
second painter, escape"
iIriFs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

Fergus Hanrshan, OF this city, will
sail for Rurore on the steamship Lord
Cough from PhilsdelphiS on Wednesday
next for Queenstown. He wi 60 from
there TO the home of his sisters, who re-
side in Gort, County Galway. He goes
for the purpose OF erecting monument
on the graves of his parents, who are
DuTied in the cemetery at KilmacK Dough,
County Galway. He will be absent
RboL three months.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

MISREPRESENTATION July .. 1855
At 74l7 N. college avenue, by Rev. Robert
Graham, Mr.. samuel r. Farron Jr and
phtA.
nc Uk-PORTBR.--On July 3, 1883
atsT horLh Twenty sixth street, by Rev
Robert orAhanl, Mr Cherries Macarthur
aud miss Anhie Porter, both OF PhilAd ell
phiA.
URRELL-KEABSS AT TsO Bennett
bfyan, Frank l.. t'rre.l, Of North Care
lima, to Miss Dora V. Krauss, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

SHARON, Pa jay 4 l5 Js'li
man, . dairy man os,o o'oocs
town suddenly hg,1 With BIZ 9 I.,
morning, In oonpan! ., &c. h.
.G. Tl ssps es.a q Of 'i horse - ss5s
longing to other p aIs5,G The F'S'
R p: acre. o. 9IS o'nr o, odia aS8
has o divorce suit ""
cnuTte, ~
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

ALBANY, Ju'y Cd. P. McArdle, one
of the leading junk dealers In the
state and Democrat, has announced him
sell for Harrison. He says that free
WOO would ruin the wooden rag business
aud that his business Ia dull on account
of the Mills Bill. MurtOgh, another
junk dealer, also a D8moclat, takes the
same position. 1t Is the beginning OF
In This city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

DADNJ. SKIN and Scalp preserved and
DAD y gsAUtihed b. CuTlCUHA MRDl-
GATED SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

n Estatd
ttgages
bid HsteS
rs and
pity rein1
Ia, Mort
|paprsp1
llc Sail
|rty.
|LhAAAA|
iglness cd
'conadenl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

ERIE, Pa, July 6.-Hon. Orange
Noble was appointed = vios president Of
= Republican ratification NEE log at the
Opera House last Saturday evening.
He consented to the use Of his name,
although be could not he present, % wing
to I'll health. He said to The Tspresen.
tativoa who asked him for the use Of
bis name: 81 am no tree trader; voted
for rlpptcAnos and l Rm going to vote
for his grandson"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

The funeral of Harry zEs.li'' ~ 20 d,
year-old boy who was lll't a. ~ N
falling Of a pile Of lnmo'f ''D ys, IN
yesterday Afternoon lfo9 o. NJ
residence, No. $50 WH! Sis, ,.I -, :,
The services were cinaai;g s,',,,o.
house by he Ray. 0 6 n.4.I ,ss ID;
Bethany Btplist CInfoo Ilo W.
ment was mace g. R,vtrglst' ,vl
The corol eG's jury SIlol IN q,
In IN ThurboNy ~ elho9p, y IN yopl
mepcq to mold Al inqlei' VH ''
morning next
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

A man who lie president Of two lodges,
with four men on the sick list in one
snd two in the other, livisR from the
Forty Acres to BtoWBtown, desires to
intern his neiPhbers that, as 1t Ia his
duty to visit the parties once o week
he ia kept go busy that he has no time
TO etop at = drug store and drink
whisky, although he Is frequently ouI
quite late at nights.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

ELIZABETH, july 9 -Mrs, BiIsaI
English, vile OF Tue well kaoSn ~
yer, JAmes K English, va INV
from her carriage yesterday aiieilal
and so badly Injured that s9e I,sd \
O'Clock this morning NJ" 10y
was with htr family at Their s4laI
residence ct Liberty Corners neal =
ristown. Between and O.cv,L
was driving slonl On tue b9t1
Ridge road, where LeE hor,7 'l2L u,
and ran away. MIS-, Els'lA
thrown ngainst a ie1os aud l': u
was fractured. Tue etut's bsis
Gil adjourned to-day cu,ot I''p"'
Mrt. English
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

NEW York, July 6 There ia much
diecunteat among the mep tmplr yed In
the Brooklyn COIL yaICJ because their
application for an increase OF wneeG
has not bsen granted by the Coal Ex.
change. The number Of men ID 700
and they belong 70 two uuiuus. Tbt
tjouble Is liable at any moment TO take
the shape Of a Etrike.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

state OF the EempaFAsuro
81 the REPUBLICAN, ofios today, In
the snGd@;
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 10 O'Clock
SO 800 go
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

The members Of Apollo CASTLE, No. 2,
Knights OF the Golden Eagle, are re-
quested to meet at their Castle, In tue
smith Building, at O'Clock tomorrow
evening, to attend the memorial services
a. Scott M. Il. Church in memory OF
Sir Knight Samuel L. Parker. The
members Of all the castles In this oily
are invited to meet with them and par.
tio.pAte.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

Yesterday the clerk of the Municipal
Courr wac notified by certified copy
Of the action Of Council on Thursday
evening In roiercuos to paying over The
hnes, ETC., 10 the city treasurer. l Is
to bo hoped tLat the request will bs
compiled with.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
mo nrsws,s, striEe n,olnrsn OF.

CINCINNATI. July 6 The strike of the
Brewers UbioD, because member ives
discharged by his employer Tor disobedi.
ence of rules, was formally declared off
to-day, after q continuance Of three
mouth'. 1t had caus d no Inconvenience
to the boss brewers after the first few
days, and now allth b-sweties are non
union, while the workmen have lost
about $4,000 in wages
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

This morning John E. MecAnnou, an
HRent Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company, WAS before Squire Monaghan
charged by Elizabeth Elliott, colOEed,
Of GFeoBbank, with foroibly removing
q sewing machine from her house. J..
H. Hoffeuksr, Jr., Eco, appeared for
the defendant and waived a bearing.
He was held 10 SOD bail for Court.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07
BUSINESS.

Not much money in it,
truly, yet we are satisfied
and every man that buys his
summer clothing of US is sat.
isfed also. How can he help
being SO? He saves at least
30 per cent. and gets cloth
ing that fits him. That's a
big Item these times. Our
stock OF Gents Furnishing
Goods will please you.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

Ihave taken several bottles of Cuticura Re-
solvent with all the results could wish 70 r
About this time last wear when commencing
It's use, I weighed Ito pounds, and to- day
weighed ~ pounds.
GEU. CAMPBELL, Washington, y. G.
NorE.-The Cuticura Rcs0!vcnt is hcyont
all doubt the greatest blood purifier ever com
pounded.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-07

This morning the British baraue,
@. E RabinsoD, cleared tn.s port buaud
for EnsNnGda, Argentine Rspubir,
South America. Sac was loaded Win
q; cargo OF passeuRers and vslocipede
cara for that port, which were con.
sIucttd by the Harlan q HolllnRsworth
Company.