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Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
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more 3 0''OI y; Baltl
vile, 7. 'u's' III Louis
cinr Ell. 4. ""yiiOi Oil
land, 8. iii Cleve
Toronto. o. ipnis, \
sity, 8. :" oniF4
Either Casey or Glsa.on III,
for the Philadelphia club to IA. ~ 6 pl1
son will be within the points Il, oa
ton, and Kelly will catch him 'Of .
Ward signed with the Ma. Va.
laat night. but Ward and ,bs IoS.1 tS4
smoers refused to state the amcnn,
salary. Ward will play sho,t von s,an
washington to-day, and Ewing
FogArty, who has been bo,,,,.
from the PhiladelphiA club's tos
time. signed yesterday, and nIs
right field In the gains In he sitsrnd
The League championship viii y
to day. The Boston club 1ill ni,v
Philadelphia, New York will & cns.
Washington, Detroit at PItuhu,s
chicago NJ Indianapolis.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Dots.

Resd Mr.. Lou. Fellheimsr's letter to
the people OF Wilmington. Monday, on
what he accomplished for their good.
The question 10 now "Who did not
drink the beei?" Mr.. OHM should
investigate
John W. Dlcfendorf has accepted q
position in the Oak Hall slpthing house
OF WAuAmaker & Brown, PhiladelphiA,
Pa.
j. y. Buoh, superintendent OF the Al.
/ toous aud Broadtop Rsiirosd, with his
wife 10 visiting Councilman sharkey,
| Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 20 10 the U
3. senae yesterday, the soEth D4kotI
Aduirsiou u!i! was resumed a1d, atel
debate, ths bill Vss passed Senate ,hti
adlou7ped gIt!l Mtndag.
10 the Hons, at tbs suggestiou o
MT MI u TeEss, An understanding
was had lh5t the day should bs ieldtt
10 The appropriation bills, that Siturda,
ehcud os aiyel 10 the Homtettai bill
and th4t he d. bate on the Tariff bil
Should be resumed on Tuesday next.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
MIR. Dlnsmore's Illness,

NEW YoRk April 20 William B
Dinsnore, president Of the Adams Ex
press Company, has for some days pas
been dangerously III at his home, No. 3Os
Fifth avenue. He is suffering irlm The
effec OF injuries received in an accident
which occurred some line ago and It II
said tina; his physicians subsequently, dis
covered races OF an sbscess In the liver
William B. Dinsmore, Jr., was hastily
summoned to his ia ne;'s bt tdside Yester
day af ernoon, change tor the worse
having taken place in the patients condi
tion. 1t is underst cd ha. Mr.. Dlnsmor,
may die a. any moment.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Death OF Captaln j. o Brnbaker.

WEsTMISsTER, Nd April l9.-Cap.
tain I. brubaker, for number o.
years art,ident OF Carroll coubty, died
a: bis residence IN UniOntown this morn
ing He had been in III hea tn for som,
months He ser rsed during the war in a
Fennsy!yanis res ment, and was a mem
Der OF Door to Virtue Lodge of Masoni
and of Burns Post, No 10, G. A. r, o
this city HI wife, who survives him
was Miss Lydia Rooerts daughter of the
late William Roberts, OF Carroll county
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
ONLY TWO DAYS LONGER.
Keep Your N,e on Day and Dato.

Keep Your ESe on Day ana DAte.
B. order Of the Insurance company,
we fer still better Inducements 10 the
public To-day hud to- o-morrow is our
iast da- IN Wilmington, and those that
did not have the pleasure Of seeing our
immerse saeridco made In mems, boys
aud ohildren's clothing will never have
an opportunity like this. These follow.
lag prices will be in effsct: Ask TO he
shown those 81 95. S3 IS s. 65, IS SO
mems su'tsi ask to he shown those
boys tui's fr1m 81 2s up; those chill.
dten . suits, 81 Is 40, Sc Remember,
tSis is your last ard only chance To re.
7 '0e,ve the greatest bargains at the great
N Y fra Insurance clothing sale, All
Mai ket street Nov or never.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Iortu,e py rev JssaS |

Rev jacob Todd will gsnI n
ture, "JAun,ing Throusu I'D y
81 Pnul's M. E ohuIcD' !, ~ ~
day evening AlFts1y ,gs, ~ h
/ have been fold, and . Isf.il I. N
assured. 9 The lecture ls M
esiinS one, aud well eSi'I 70. NJ |,
TIE proceeds are fcr lIs y I, n
| s Eediah Mission, snu ~ ,hIa
! $3.50 shall be realizfd Gu n.isu,a I
raose v no u ish to eoL :, .,, oS,iI
euro tickets 81 the A''uV
o. Of 8. BAynari. u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
a Marrow escape

As Daniel p. Hamilton was driving
down Market street on Wednesday after
noon one of the front wheels of hii
wagon came of near second street and
he ives pitched from his seat, landing be-
tween the singletree and his horse
Luckily the animal was quite docile, and
although II threatened to kick, he wal
rescued from his uncomfortable position
without serious injury.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
a Fine show

ars the windows OF my store, In Rhicl.
and on every garment Ia marbtd The
surprisingly low ptice at which we Sc i
them, the same as IN the store II would
pay you TO come and see our FIRE Princ
Albert sults Mt $l6 90; the fnatt IN The
market. Also received thia noor,tpq
500 pairs more OF those 18o. ohild.en's
pants, which so much turpr.se sne
please the mothers, samples Of whic
are displayed in the windo1 at N.
Meyers olotDiDg nouse, AZ. -. .O4G..
T.ith and Market stTee.s,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
m,,,lcn at Trinity " y,

The mission 0; Ian lam, q
ware avenue anu a. = R.r.
on SUNDAY next. ~, ny i, b
Of New Yoik, WI h. fosi
The service9 will .ga " l0a
lows: Sundays, 5 a,l = ID
m. a and 2 80 p q \, sd !
and 10 500. m nod
viii be 70. men only,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Euchre Party.

A progressive euchre party was given
at No. sos West Filth street last evening
by the Elite Club, which was kept up to
an early hour this morning. Miss Annie
Vernon, of Media, Pa won the lady's
first prize, and Mr.. Emil Bucher, Jr the
gentleman's Prize. Ten couple were
present, and pleasant time was had BY
those who participated. Refreshments
were served, OF which each partook with
commendablez zest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
praxcmsn fAl''4

CUMBERLAND, az nlSiddIIs
morning Charles bsl's0i a. All
fu Haiiroad, telrf,og' n III ibsd
aoen6iDg a graass ss.n : 10 bi'
sayusp, ss where ns nan sri
He was q young iA
rihf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
III En.

oLAHRH-on April Is. ltss. RtbsecA A,
Clarke, aged 81 years.
PIERS. Non the 18th inst ferru W.
infLut son Ct Oharioi q. and susie q
Piors0n. hge1 u nnrtha
Rslstivos and frionds OF the family are ro
spe,tfully invited 70 kttond tho funera
ir1n the re' iderca OF hi. parents No. 70,
Wiisnp street on saturday after 7oon n.
oiclGcS. sew COS ut the house Iuierm on
At " t:mingt0 ton ard Bfaniywine Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
RRLEAsEp ON BAN
Prizs Fighters Eiude tho ID

Eft. LOUIS. April 2O.-Baeilil
OF Franklin County, arrived
terday with Warrants for ne
Arthur Flint and Hugh Mshal
principals In the priza fight w
place at g.. Olsire, In that couI
Monday, and their seconds
referee, etc nine persons 10 slli y
OF the parties wera arrested ~
but Flint aud MoMa1n, W
sheriff and were not cspiais1
fighting in this State Is 9 ialOI
ishnbls With from two 10 "n
the penitentiary.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
n.na,, YES tllmsoIiI0 |

PIrTsBURG, April 20 -.ps'' \.
who shot and killed bis VIZ y.
shot himself, died in ihs i, " "
here this morning. U Neii vi
TO be getting better ard d w. !
from the hospital to 10 s Uoas
couple of weeks ago. III
be has refused to es' ~ .,
gradually weaker. h,p1 ,I
we're made 10 fore 10Y
threat, but they wee ., 0.I
succeSsful. The phy'lc'ss..,, w.
died from exhaustion, O''4
lack Of nourlshment
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Flsd mltn Hs Comrnnss, money

WHKEsB4REE April -Michael
heA!,y miner, en- mploysd at the S;au
toh sbs'' was given number Of CHECKS
W Is,,9s Foisnen to-day to get cash
ca hea. = got the checks ceshed and
then e. :er Gsrsta. l. was pay day
az th+ mtnt, and shout 5 dozen familtei
afs lsf; pec2.less on account OF Heal.y't
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
msnorlAi DAy.

SAMUEL Lrwis, J r. E, Montgomery,
Gsorse W. King y Pickels and Peter
McLsnr have been appointed oom init.
tee OF General Thomas A. Suytb Post,
No. /, @ A r. tn solicit contribution
from the cit zsns OF Wilmington to de.
fray Memorial Day expenses.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
EnteIfninmnnt

Go L.dSr, Anclent OtFer United
MoiaWrf, vii s.ysaruOlic entertain
mehl 10 y % E7ilU as Han, In ElktOn,
Gu N,anr,cag evening. Pf-sidtr 9
h,der I .. Hurrar, the Rev. A
9ury ~ ks aD5 otEefJ Urtezpscted L
us iVaf A5drtssee. The o will also b.
Voos al tEpt;an nta! musIc.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Improved

The condition OF l.ile john Toner,
W. ~ "a BIZ 10 the head by u lamp on
We'.i eddy LiVht lsst, g full report Of
VIZ WI VS. Published yesterday, was
onRt|3 ,Ipt17ei this morning Tiers
ara 81 1frse Eopescf his ultimate re-
e4't' ~ y'itl tSa' iIiiAmn aslon O.
tht b. afagGL,tss. In.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Atrestsd fotr FRAUD.

Fan Bailey wui arrested in Lnn
css.tr, i''.s or Wv5,iesday, Bt the In
s,sa-s t,ae Kent II IA ard Hard watt
o'nr>z o. mis- ci,yA on the charss o
oonhpiuu2 10 ueissuIi MS oIoaltors IL
sarhf1'' OF with :he l-he frn OF H Mar
.in n 5yrs. Of Y.rs Pa
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Purchased Nav Hoae.

The Pie1ix Fire Com pany pur.
chased, yesterday. from J. r HUDSON
b Co., through @. A. Robb, 800 feet of
Boston Jack hose. This makes 10, ,Of0
feet of hose that Mr. Robb has sold TO
The department.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Fine Kid

button and hook lace Prices lowest In
town a. Bsb,ock's, 2Oo Market street,
above Tecond.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Lno weather.

Lo-mo'r'w prom sss to be from
gu ? @ 1T 2.th fisiug temperature
suHsay fur ana gAtmtr.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Our celebrated 81 at d GO cent teas are
great bargains. Crippen's. No. 5 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
nsisass nnhOni,hr.n..

fipo hid and pebble hutton, beel and
spriua at BAhcock's, 2o6 Market street,
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
srAte Of the rempersture

A. tie 2EaraLrCAs off 70 to-day. In
the sta
7o'egsG tJo'cl1gk l2 o'ciock
30 b5J
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Tuberose bulbs, all double pearl boom
this seagn. Crippen's, No East Sec
ond street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

A beautiful produogon-The Chime
Of Normandy. Repeated by r, q neat On
Saturday eveUlng
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Wilmington Loan Association
viii be held on Tuesday evening next, April
q. AT o'ciork, when an election VIII b.
held and the annual Teeort submitted
HENRY q ENGLISH, President,
GEORGE q. AARIS, Secretary, aa0.4t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
struck byA Dlod,

Garden seed, flower seed, grass seed, at
Crippen's, No. 5 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
9no way We :, ~

We don't rgk yCu ~, ~
say say tsGs saSsr ! Re '. .E5S9!9s1.'s .5,a!o1. j /
yoa yoa aad every zee; s,t''io % \
nzures; oBe ,pS,,iiI,jsctio1
that rule. S.iiv ! ii, rsiupi'
money cheef'a'!s
Bishop CurIi' '.ra III
! DAY. lie will p'''
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Tky ARTED-S TUATION Al
Nv house Sork by two women, one
willing to go 20 the country; the Otler az w
city. Address Is. aad g. this utice. at0-zl7
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
a horioIh ChArgn

On Wednesday afternoon ChAl
W undeIlspe OF PiAlntfeld, N. ]
arrested by 8 rseAnt Taylor q
With bAstSrdy and seduction,
charge was made by q Mr. Jtn
who clSimed that the prlsOnR b
duced his dsuEh,ar, Jennie, I
Young 10 years. Both parties ls
Plsinfe d. Some time sgo the \
snt left his home aud came to ID \
an l secured work OF the B.ml
Machine Works, en- Front ttrts
Lombard. He vac trac, d terst
the Efforts OF the father Of the al
is ETH locked up in the 0lII
awaiting q rtqnlsitlOn from The
nor of New jersey. The rttsfn
prIioner Will be resisted BY Uh1
Lore, Eco, who has been cog
his counsel. 30 far no hesnDl
case has been hal.
RRLEAsED ON BAL
1.30 O'Clock the pris0ntil
The efforts of his council q
writ Of hsbeas co:lu', and
leased.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

/ 0sT--I LOST MY POCKETROOK
IL on sa urday afierboln, bet Hesn the
Opera lloase. and Nc. 52i W, Seventh street.
II contained god ling, much worn, aud 10
cents. SALLlE SCOTT, d,I West eth st. II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

WILLIAM NJ. PYLE,
All Market Street.
W. 6t5:e'sR %AHE saaS ss:',z
ordinary bar
gains in every department
and buyers have not been
slow availing themselves Of
them. Tomorrow we will
have opened more new
DRESS GOODS.
3NO ~ " ~ ~ - ~
A line of all wool 36 inch
goods, very fine and all the
popular shades.
A full line OF ALL WOOL
HEN RIETTAS,
46 in. at 81, the genuine
article. There is a goods in
the market called ALL
WOOL HENRIETTAS
less in width and not neal
SO fine as the genuine good:
selling for a trifle less. You
can take your choice.
40 inch all.wool Cash
meres in all colors, IS cts
Elegant fine goods.
A full line OF those Stan
dard GILBERT CLOTHS
so inches, 10 cts, which vii
make one of the most ser
viceable dresses for tn
money of any goods in tn
market.
In our
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
We are offering decide
bargains: Ginghams, Chev
Iiots, Prints, and at the low
est possible prices.
We have had an unpr,
lcidented run on our
= HOSIERY =. DEP PARTMEN
IS On account OF the remarl
!! able bargains we have bee
~ ~ offering. We viii ope
d Saturday morning some ne
70 lines OF Ladies' Gents 81
erI Children's Hose at wonde
id fully
LOW PRICES
Y In some instances n
over halt the real value.
Bargains in Every De-
partment.
). !; WILLIAM N. PYL.
T. All Market Street
sci
ionI
- Y ncT TTTTo AfapNrY,v,-. -unt1yi
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

,9sss,ls.ht Tenn
% ms Vim
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14
MINING JOURNAL.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
FROSTBURG, MD. July a. 1883
LOCALS IN MINION,

Publications.-The July number of O,a.
LINE Ones is upon our table. 1t is quite up
to the standard of this spicy little magazine,
containing many interesting articles. Rus
sell Publishing Co., IS Bromticld St, Boston,
Mass.
Bleeding from the nose in children is not
an uncommon event at this season of the
year. popular article on this subject, by
DIR. J. b. Bissell, in the July number of
Babyhood, will therefore he found of general
interest to mothers. 1t clearly describes the
various causes of bleeding, and furnishes a
number ofsimple remedies not always known
or thought of. Equally seasonablc is Dir.
Chaplin article on"'rhe Dietetic Treatment of
Indigestion and Diarrhma," containing many
hints which, if needed, will save unnecessary
suffering to the little ones Dr. Yale, the
medical editor, lays stress on the value of stcr-
llizlng milk, process which deprives it of
the living organisms that favor fermentation.
The process is very simple one and is
fully described. Among the non-medical
articles is one entitled PUT Yourself in Her
Place" which discusses the nurse-girl ques-
ton in novel way, the failings of the
average mother rather than of the average
nurse being pointed out as one of the prin.
cipal obstacles in the way of a satisfactory
solution of this perpexing question. kOther
topics treated of are prompt Cure of Crying
Spells, Midday and Extra Morning Maps"
FASTENING Down Projecting Ears" Injury
to the Eyes From Wells" "A Baby's First
Words, INSTANCES of Remarkable Memory"
etc, etc. Is cents number $3.50 year
B"byhood Publishing Co., 5 Beellman St,
New York.
The novel of the season which is calculated
to make everybody talk about it is The Doc
tors Mistake, by Charles Howard Montague
and Clement Milton Hammond. Mr. Mon
tague is well known as the auther of Two
Strokes of the Bell and even more widely
as the ''eXposer' of Washington Irving Bsh-
op in the mind reading sensation of a year
ago. The Doctors Mistake" is a weird and
curious story. There are but four characters
i'll ii and they are whirled along to a most un-
expected climax in which the soul of one
passes into the body of the other. "Thc
heroine says the New York Sun, sis one of
the most unique and hideous characters to be
found in fiction" The doctor, her guardian,
is a scientist with the theological views of
Robert &. Ingersoll and the hero is we'll
meaning man, strong in the faith of his an
cestors. These are the two whose personality
gets so strangely mixed in the end. 1t is a
question whether the materialistic arguments
advanced by DR.. LowenthaI in the course
OF the work are intended to be overthrown
wholly or only in part by the unexpected
ending. And that is just why discussion and
argument follow in its wake wherever it is
read. 1t is certainly startling enough ana
novel enough to warrant a second reading
1t is published by Thomas Downey, jr. &
Co., Globe building, Boston, in cloth at 81
per copy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14

Journd1istic.-The JOURNAL has re-
ceived copy Of the New York Mssion-
arg, a small monthly of eight pages,
Walter H. Villiers, editor, not long
ago known here as captain in the
Army of Salvation. Among its "Notes
and Comments" appears the following
paragraphs:
But even though many are content to
remain idle, the work of God is going on.
We have received a very interesting letter
from Frostburg, Maryland, from which we
make the following extract: "Our revival
meeting ended on Sunday night. During
these services 40 professed conversion, and
the church membership have received the
Baptism of the Holy Ghost. God has won
dertully blessed us as church and we give
Him all the glory" This is very encouraging,
especially to the writer, who suffered many
things in that city at the hands of those who
had name to live, but were spiritually dead.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14
Railroad Schedules, etc.
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD.

April %, 1883.
RAlNS arrive at and depart from CUM
L BERLAND as follows:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14
DON'T you FALL

Into the garing of believing any who says that he
make will makes better prices than making our
goods No buy cheaper than do We buy fore clean
cash. down the NAIL and we nail the bargains No can
underbuy and no shall underse us
We have the best goods biggest stock and best prices and
just bear in mind that don't intend have any stand
off or draw in this fight WI take mans dust but here's
our blow:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14

Divided Honors.-A Chinaman look
ing for a laundry site and cowboy
hunting an audience were the two
curiosities lately who entertained the
wide-awake Frostburg gamin. 1t
was whittlety-whet as to which was
"cnriOuser.n
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14
DR.. H. c.. WILSON
GOLD FILLING SPECIALIST.
OFFICE REMOVED To Mrs. +. GROSS
BUILDING,
Main Street, FrOStburg, Md.

TNHERE is urgent need of a popular awaks
l. ening to the fact that wilful CO
neglect of the health of any por-
ton of the body is criminal, IIHHY
and such neglect differs only in degree from.
suicide There are many cases in which eX-
traction is necessary, but there are thousands
of Teeth sacrificed through impotence and
failure to secure professional advice.
1t has been my study for years to preserve
and beautify these organs that Nature has
given us, and have repeatedly placed myself
in position to know that | can guarantee
my patrons the
Observation-Disclosures
In the State and there are hundreds in this
region will testify to the truth Of my asser-
ton.
Recently from the colleges of Dental
learning.
Highest honors from the largest Dental
organization i'll the world.
Every case receives my personal super
vision.
All business confidential
And guarantee to do the finest work in
the State. III. G.. WILSON,
Nav - Dentist.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14
WE GOT OUR GRIP BY
GOOD GOODS, GOOD PRICES GOD FAITH AND BIG BARGAINS

And to keep grip by of better goods
prices, and bargains
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-16
at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 15.-After
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
this morning, the balance of the day
was quiet and uneventful at the Harri-
son household. About the usual num-
Der of city callers dropped in du ring
the afternoon, but there were no distin-
guished out-of- town visitors. General
Harrison walked down town at noon,
and returned home about 1 pm. He
spent an hour or two of the afternoon
in his library. This evening, General
Harrison and Mrs. Harrison. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. McKe e,
Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Halford,
and Mrs. Bergland and Miss Mckee,
attended an entertainment given by
Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley,
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association at the Grand
Opera House. The house was crowded
with the elite of the city.
General Harrison received two more
canes by express to-day from admiring
friends, making nearly 100 canes pre-
sented to him since his nomination.
Notwithstanding be has a variety of
elegant and costly walking sticks, when
he goes out walking he almost invari-
ably carries his oldiVory-handled cane,
which has done him so many years
service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-16
IDAHO RIFF-RAFF.
A Budget of Political Gossip From
the North.

BOISE, Idaho, December 14.-LSpeci; !
correspondence of The HERALD. There
is no doubt but that provision will be
made for the calling of a constitutional
convention to create State govern
ment. The Republicans have an idea
that they are sure of the Territory, or
State, in the future. They have carried
il for the last time for many years.
Your correspondent has in a mea-
sure boeu inside of the disrepu-
IabIe ring and knows its ms and
outs.
The Governor preserves his patier Co.
His recommendations, however good
they may be, will be disregarded
simply because he is a Democrat.
II our legislators will be kind enough
to grant US the use of the house the
third assem- bIsge will exhibit an out
burst of patriotism. poetry and talent
that will astonish this coast when the
proper time comes about. A niche in
your valuable paper will be required
for the occasion.
The expulsion of Lamareaux has
caused deep feeling of hatred among
Democrats. Some Republicans are so
ashamed of it that they forbear to speak
of tie matter. 1t has created such
feeling of Indignation that it has delayed
the House report in the cases of King
port and Kinnersley. Such reports,
however, will be against the gentlemen
named.
The division OF Alturss County will
form interesting epochia this Legis-
latare. Many Of the members are gong
away until this fruitful source of getting
along is preached. Many persons inter-
ested will be mere before the week is out.
z. w. BUz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-16
Hayden Republic Matters.

NEW York, December 15.-The Atlas
steamer andes sailed to-day for Port
au-Prince. Rumor says she carried
several hundred thousand ball-car-
tridges for the Haytien government,
but it could not be officially verified
From another source it is learned that
in addition to the cartridges she carried
100 Winchester and Remington rifles.
Minister Preston, this morning, re-
fused to affirm or deny the report to
the effect that the crew is under con-
trat t with him to take possession of the
seized steiner Haytiea Republic which
has arrived at Kingston. The report,
however, is credited in shipping circles,
and it is looked upon as wise move
ment of the Hayden minister. It is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-16
IN THE EVENING
Trouble Brewing.

ST. PAUL, December ia special to
the Globe from Rolla, Dakota, says
trouble has been brewing on Turtle
Mountain reservation for some time.
Hslf-breeds have becoms over.officious
in helping themselves to government
rations there, there now being several
hundred on the reservation from
Mauatoba. A company of soldiers al
rived from Fort Totem to-day, who
will assist Agent Brennan in driving of
those not belonging there. Trouble is
anticipated.