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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

John Fl. TIlshmAu, cOloFed, who Ii
ohavaed With shooting Mary Elisabeth
jenkins at psrty on LAfay ette ptFteI,
last TEu5sdsy evening, had q further
hearlER before Judge Turner this MON,
ing De was represented by Walter
Bacon, Esq, who endsAvOEed 10 show
oy the Witnesses thAt TilRhmAn did moi
DIRE the shot which took eject In ths
girls arm. He, however, failed In
biz, and the sOcussd was held 10 $500
ball for his appearance OF court,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
Fifth EDITION


This forenoon u1v, i0Sla
most pleasant CAV ~ 1SSu, ~
1 ,bs .t. ,oA,iersi, The sun ' NAE ,ali.
,ne a.t was talmy and nI sSOoe %
, TO-. .. AId b. neon wa Ss,,,1I y.
la'r condition. Tia ~ ss,slagiI
psS q, 70 c:m@enos bsisr. s ! M y :
t tSIp ,,.os to oc,upy the S, ,ir'a,'
First R5slrett na.
militia arrived 90 The v,on.e
: M, proceeded By Govs,S O-uI u,
, ne I sted HIAI', n, g by
me "a Fms! Delaware Rssi@',D,0 III
Drum Corps furnished T N.Y. y
sne u lltsfy. IhstG.rspoS oy "
diers attracted Tho attsS, y,
? oOO lejp'e Alrtady s,s,m ,II
tneto wasA general ru,h t,am ~ n
OF the fair RtJuuds 10 ~ ~, ''.u y
so, y, boys come gu tbs prCuad M
While the Governor M ".
were escorted to Tie atsrd ~.
military was marched in'S N, \,
enclosUre, where they vsS, ~ \,
win a nnmter Of military svclv'I
II vas expected ILAI by ,rs,s,
would DO no! I,ss taAn u 900 'T ss3I
There seems to hs7s be-, a,
slons made Tor q departmsS, y N
cultural ms0blntry IN IL g,', v
consequently 10 awards Nh \.
though II 10 pos ib.s he mIE,ss,
make come special aWar1s
The Agricultural lmpIsust, !
lorsi however, tay they aid po, N
the grounds 10 compete bul n
their utensils.
The exhibitors ara oil p,su,h,I
general break mp Of the iAlt, n
packing away their good, UI,D-
TO removing them a the Ir;u,cI
this reason the fair jOtt no, NJ
same It teGsst nov IhA. Il dId h
and for two or lhrea d.yI h
opened.
Quite a numb,r Of iIoa q
them tbs huEdlt aud GA nos,I
come OF this silsrnoon.
Though tho To- les 10 cham
restaurant Tor tas btnehtOi tAeHI
pAihie Hospitt bsvs hMAlTl
osss, they are tired Oal aud a0 h
fair IL 80 near q clio
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

MACON, Mo, Oct 10. - Thomas
WardWel wealthy coal mine operator,
Wa killed by striking miners in a riot at
BeVier, Miss uri, yeSserday afternoon.
Nearly all the mine owners there have
engaged new men, who have been coming
SrO2 other points for several days. This
Aas greatly incensed the ttrlkers, but
dAa~ WAa no violence until yesterday,
When acme OF the new men were set upon,
and . general fght ensued, in which
WasaWell was killed. Further blood.
shed being feared, = shsriH's posse has
gone TO the scene.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

A fair slssl Aadlauos 10
witnessed Miss Aurio B;ill,l
arsud ctel;lon Of Milo Wv w..
neglected wife, and Non ,, w !.
Rood.bearted Irish Isss' Mo y. =
sudden ohAnge from S!tooR w
broad Irish olm&y has 1 lll.
equslled on Tao a ''f'ein w. ",
co npany ara "a j 80 ,ai e. E.sF, :
appear 10 advantage 10 sa,ll y " y
roles. They ds,srTs : i'l >
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

George W. Wilson, who was stricken
with paralysis while attending . Inne.
raj two weeks ego, died a. his reside noe
10 MiddletoWn, on Thursday niqht
aged about go years. He had been On.
gagged In the undertaking bu'iness, ana
was highly esteemed by large Giro % Of
friends. He vas charter upTnber OF
Good Samaritan Lodge, I. o. o. r., 1rd
bis brethren will turn oul in = body "a
attend his funeral.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Judge Turlsr disposed o. !, ~ \,
ing cases ~ this uolaisI M n
the city court: Jhl'a mi
nn,d 50 cents and co y lli !; nj
Tao9lcr0 MLit.pnd cIaIG'.- ~, W.
fn5ess, was dlscbsig't, !. l W
rooaey di0 10. SCI gu o. !. Xxx \, 4
to pay 90 csss az 80. aas ". h IIIisdI
to freely Tbis 90 Cd ~ u, ~ n
aud otbsr q, wer Isf'' Y, v.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Tia Republicans Of Camden, N. j.,
will have . grand torohlight parade
ehis evening, that will be participated
An BY the Young Mems Republican
Club Of tbi' oisy. The membsTs will
meet at their headquarters, No $40
3iuE street, ~ Q o'clock, equipped and
march to the p. q o. railroad station
and leave 81 $50 for PhiladelphiA
where they will n uoh down Ohsstnu
street and tSks tho boAt for Camden
They will be hcoo 70 panied by Hyatt
military Band, and the fare for tn
round trip viii be 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
THIRD EDITION.


-
IRON the Star
John v Connolly and John AaEnn
have gone TO Washington, y. y.
RerdinsRd LsokleE has gone 20 Pas
ana = Inter With his daughter IN Omena'
Ssisa IazHo Riley, OF Dobbinsvllle,
will ssart tor Philadelphia on Monday
mart sor visit Of two weeks.
me h, les OF the W. O. I. U. VIII
ulvs . ,ss in their room 81 the Old
6ourt Hoass, on Halloween night the
Prof T-cabs, assisted by Prof. Severe,
NJ Wllo.isy tup, started school Tor
dancing In the K OF z. Hall on fuenoay
nIRht last.
n. and drs. Petsr Plumb, OF PhilA.
delphiA, have moved 20 our city and
nov oOouby the house on Orange street
yAoatsd Nv Me- George.
Ma WlInam Herbert, wife OF Btate
Treasurer HsTbart, and Mr.. Edwin NJ
Herbert have gone 20 Mount Holly, n
j., on visit 20 relatives.
Nissss X ia aud Bessie Herbert are
ON : VIsit t. their sister, Mrs. Kemp, II
RYYNouse, N z, and, from letters 70
csiVed, are enjoy ing themselves exceed
iiss Annie Stops returned home OF
Saturday last from Scranton r..
where nhe has been attending - dele
nate the W0men's Foreign missionary
BoOiety. .s
The family Of Prof. Jones removed
NON Townsend, Del, 70 our city OF
Monday Of this week, and now occupy
She house belonging 70 the Minse'
Young on Orange street
County Superintendent Of FuouS
Rahools, IEr. Herman BesseyI has oo0'
plated the arrangements 70 hold ioul
lays session OF the Teachers institute
81 Rev Castle County, In the OPerl
House, New Castle. The nrst session
will be held on wednesday, Novemoe
n, and will continue until Saturday
aho a4th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Mrs. Col. W. Il, W, Cuilnii .
her home IN Ottawa, lllIloa 2 |
ult at an advanced 81 "
daughter OF Hon. CeiIr Eoilg.
born in this city, NAisT aal N
fed In lS4l, she was FuaiM :.
riage O. kbratam LIn'ol1, y, y, :
one OF the brilfsGss..!!... l&
married to Colonel Cuisnsi q
who was a memherOi The lllhoaI
ture. Her funeral took piso :.
ult. Threl daughters, An "
California, Nrs Glover and y
man Of Ottawa, survive ha'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
Notice.

The members of the Young Men 4 Tenn
peranee Union are requested 10 meet at
their headquarters, Eighth and Market
streets, tomorrow, the 18th inst, at $50
q. m TO attend divine service at the
West Presbyterian Church. Eighth and
Washington streets. By order OF the
marshal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

WtlminRton, Got 10. 1888. Editor oil
the REPUBLIOAE;-fo niRhps paper
states that 3 n. WlnEeTt'a dis
play Of wax work took 1ss premium,
I'll IL Amis;ake. Mr., WlDRert did moi
play any wax HnWerb but exhibited
'ed muslin Sosh, called WAxeline,
i which ha ,ook a pElzs. Misses Hay
de- and DouahOe Of 3l4 East Ssh street
hai the only dlaplAy in wax work and
10 X the two frst premiums. Wis Tins
80 t6e this error corrected in youF to
morrow nigh : paper, 80 1t 10 great H.
justoe 70 our work, We remain your
RtSprotfully, Hayden & DoDAhoe, 81.
u. e.h street, tr 702 Market htree..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

"You out to-day, my fdend, in this
cold wind? / thought you were SICK in
bed with a Gold" He said nothing hut
smiled jolly smile and led me 10 the
apotheeary's ship, and pointing to a big
advertisement OF DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
said Thereby hangs the tale; that tells
the story"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Natures efforts are alElD :
Alright, but sometime, octsdort.
anee Of the proper Kind pnIagI
servlceable 10 htr efforts Llid1
blnes every qualify 10 fstdli ! q
liar seTylce IN very many dRiiii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

EillAyd y, Davis, the jeWsltr, ut No.
8 AiHt bSusad street, is taking names
foT another Of bih very popular watch
slabs. By joining ons OF thsfe ubI
ysu RIAaResss = va, oh or any thing oils,
In elry liRS at the very lowest
%AH by the payment Of one dollar
teE -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
| LEWIS ROW.
NO. 4IS KING ST.

NOCIOE-I, OATHARIRE ola RK,
IN the tenant Of the house slt1Ated at IN .
northeast COL uer Of Lobd0u and Williams
str0ei1. in the Second ward OF the city
Of Wilmington, county Of New Oastie,
and State Of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly IN Haoh oaSa made end provided,
do hereby give notice that shall Spply W
writing to the Uourt Of General Sessions OF
the Peace ana Jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, In and for New Gas
tie Oounty, on Monday, the 18Th day Of NOV:
A. D., 1sse being the next term Of said
Oouft, for license for said house IS an Inn OF
tavern, for the gAls therein OF intOXicRtiAg
liquors In less quantities than ono quart, V
Be drunk on tho premises, and the toil06ihs
respectable citizens OF gAta ward recon-
mend the said application, YiE;-
II q K0mble HD VIII Phillips
John MaBfido Daniel Morgan
" p Windisa John Coleman
HuEh Dsnehsr Jshn Yooney
BhFTy DuGRA John Fuhrd ann
Peter welsh ST Patrick Bslon
AuRuatiRe Welsh Michael II Grant
Joha Ford Daniel MoBride
James Brown Michael EoASh
Thomas MoDAvil Patrick DugAn
BiIon Koran HichAel Grant
J0hn y OuHren AugaHtHa Coleman
Ols-sts UAThAHIHH CLARK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

james T. Wood & Co. are pushing things
along pretty lively. All Of their different
departments are full Of orders for All
Kinds Of metal work, such as tin and cor.
rugated Iron roofing, heaters and fur.
naees, stoves and ranges. Repairing and
jobbing Of all kinds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Loo CABISs are mot recommended as
model hAbiaIio1s for modern people.
hat WsFleIs Log Cabin BRTBspArillA
and WAruc,'s "rippsoAnoe" are the
simple but tfieetive compounds which
enabled the inSFed pioneers TO main
tain heal h, snd can be safely recon.
MOAded q ali.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
The Bansrs, Trus,.

NHwARK, N. j., Oct. 13.-The bakers
here have agreed that no bread shall be
sold wholesale for less than five cents a
loaf The penalty for a violation Of this
agreement is fixed at $500 The weight
OF the loaf is to be decreased.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

J. Frank Ball, Willard Hall Porisr
and Charles II. MSWhoTtsF, H4qs., nd
dressed . Democratic meeslnR at Rislun
SUP, Christians Hundred, on Thursd az
eyt ming. They exhorted thu Democrats
TO harnoniZe and endeavor TO heal Ut
the torres caused by the conflicting fac.
uons OF the Toy ites and Killsoreitsp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Newton Chandler and his wife have
rendered their designations as superlp.
tendent and mAtron Of the Ferris Reform
school, to take effect upon the election
q their successors. The reason given h
M, Chandler's failing health.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
trEAl..

Thomas ...iy III ,.i,n Outl h /
sale next Saturday , ,oal g,lptI
sirsbls bon IS, No ,l lSVi md
ard No. 1913 West s.u u,s Voodb
sous aho wish to a ,sGo'sF s pli
should look hiscr lh'@' ~
see advertisement
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

For Bronchial Asthmatic and Pull.
monsry Complaints, browns Bronchial
TrOches" have remarkable curative Iro
RertIes. Gold only In boxes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

priced goods in the tom.
Ale W pieces clamoIing
fer recognition a n d strug-
Cling tor count,r room, are
specIaIlies for big wor { h.
Hortense-- all wool-our
salesladies soy st h e incest
goods we have. mo wonder,
fine and beautifully woven
like a Henrietta and full SO
inches wide. trim m e d
with braid or velvet; where
will you find a better for the
money! Never before less
than 62A; now 50.
garnet blue
brown green
bronze gray
serpent
Another in Celeste cloth
is soft woods, str i p e 3 and
plaids. A nice, stocky, warm
dress fabric, with a good Sc
lection OF oolors. so cents
Combined in blue and gray
Combined in brown and gray
Combined in gendArme, gold and
brown
Combined in Empire green, gold
ard garnet
Cancels h air all wool
cloths, beau fully shaded in
self color stripes, TITS is 9
picked out novelty, and one
LOT the best pickings we've
had, Again Its so cents, anc
to look at it you would say
tits worth half as much more
| Cascade Plaids-double-
lfold-little checks in brown,
Igray, garnet and blue. Mos
too many of them; a nice
ldress for children though,
and the over guam THY give:
them to you for 81 cents In
stead of so.
French Flannels II yoJ
know about are regular g.
C e n t fabrics everywhere
French all over, French
printing to the very dot. A
few pieces are here at a sac
riice sale In sage, tan, blu,
and garnet grounds, printe'
in bright coloIs. No nice
house wrapper could b
Thought out. 81 cents in
stead Of 65; less than hal
Carlton checks every mel
chant knous-every lad
wan ing a good iron wear
ling dress should know. Plai
and unpretendlng little lin
j, checks, but full solid wort
? every day. Think Of them a
all wool, So inches wide, an
! in eleven different styles {
nothing but little check
! You have bought thes
Il goods right along for th
last year and paid IS cen
without a word-got goo
?. moneys worth too, at tina
"a These eleven pieces have q
q to go out of this store, az
50 cents instead OF SIS wi
y send them--dresses or chile
ren's coats,think of tn m sc
de them, feel them, and-iudg
Embroidered Suits dor
: on a very fine serge vii
silk. Everything abor
p them gocd and stylish
yards in each suit blue
0 browns, terra cottas ar
a1o. olives, with persian, paiseI
.F- and self color borders So. {
IL SI2 30, $15, $50.
% We handle pushes an
II velvets large y. NowheI
= will you find more to yol
I. likiog. We have now to sho
"a sou these popular trimmin
il goods in 1873 styles.
All of our plain and strII
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

HDMEnS-O'NYEkrs--At the ANbuy,
p4ssoaAge, on the lin lhst, by enc Ksy.
=: =, btysn' Tho@As q Semefs, Of liver.
city. " ''i''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Ifyou want good buttss call ct Rich
noha's' y. ". cor. Eighth and Tatnsll
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Have you seen that handsome pIoture
Snow Bsy," given for - outside wrap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Oh, II i only had her COMMISSION
WAY, II 10 cavity obtained. Use feE
zOnI's Complexion Powder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

velvets at 90 cents are re-
duced to as cents.
All OF our fancy velvets
are reduced one, half.
81 90 oues down TO . 80
200 % 10 LOO
$50 !" 70 l.96
The plain pushes are
richer and better than ever,
and beautifully assorted In
colors.
prune garnet
serpent myrtle
cardinal dore
maroon empire
vert gobclin
terra Gotta sapphire
olive seal brown
And the prices never lower
for qualify 69c to S2.25
Our coat room is crowded
daily. You will find better
satisfaction in morning shop.
ping. Some styles Of La
dies snd Children's Goats
are already sold Quit new
ones daily. Another lot
and the fourth this season Of
our elegant S. Stockinette
Jacket.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

ana Ee,uTn. Trains leave B. & o.
depot, Delaware avenue, 500 and 8 so
.. n. Tickets ; ood for two days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
q Z, PR9OToBIs oKAND oPERI

n HOUSE.
Three nights and Saturday matinee, CON
msReinE Thursday, o stober II, Ger ieR'i
S4reatsGt Versatile nc tress, ANNIE BER
LNlN, IN the romantic Gomsdy drama
"WAKHIH6." Fan, PAthos, musie, Sipg
lag and Dancing. lAtonae iAterest aud
stSrtling BituAtisps
Three HlRhta and wedRsBdzy nAtipse
90 mme1eing MoAdAy, Ootseof 10, FRAHK
/. FHAYNE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

To-nOrroa Pre- miss i,lt .
cloudy, With = 'li !Io an nj lbs col'I
The diseases Of bs ,l,yYlsssi a as
vsakeDlng that the qu''AiDr Dr., Bull.1
syl upset. !. e he c1 als,a a1 5: g s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
Russell, Misslnsr & Co.
.OVERCOATS.

No made-to, order garments
can possibly excel our ready
made. We can fit you up BET
ter because we can give you
fifty TO select irom-alI our NOM
inal size breast measure. but
different slightly in shape Of
figure. Remember, please, that
the prices Of our Overcoats.
warm and good, we quote at
So 90. We have them higher.
however, and our fur lined, silk
lined, satin lined, astrachan
lined, Scotch plaid lined and
every other novel effect are the
pride OF the clothing business.
HARRY HART.
THEN. Y.ULoTHlKe KABUF'e OK
No. sI6 Market Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

CALIFORNIA.
" 5pacial Parties. Semi houthIy. Free
Sleeping Oars. Cheap Rates 3 iutbstn
Route. Address K HAWLBY, Genera
hastern Agent $3.50 Broad way, N Y:
3 J. SMITH. 400 Chestnut street, Phila
dolphin, or any Baltimore 81 Quo Ticket
Agent. is9,FA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

Tno ehn' h iSg.,iI,sl
And other on.,a n e. i & vs. sss'5I,..
. SIl .s,; 20 I N, 4, ~ e az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

The ouly sute IsoS srsf pasll,
to morro"'' 5anas' Fh'i s
and otherg SUI
9l9 MarkeI -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

The greatest cure on earth for pain,
sAlVRtioh on; sign the refrain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

n, ,bs 18th the B. ;, y y, = melons,
popular sIcu'. .Ha5 I for $40 d'''
$3.50. ~s~~,W,h
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

watch Club No. IL
gil be started in few days by Millard
u. Davis. Get on the list,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13
LECTURESl

MRS. H II. MONRoE's ILLUSTRATED
LECTURES,
Al Delaware AVeHuS EARtist Ohuy,h
TUESDAY MkDREBDkY EVENINGS
8OrOBhR 10 4 II.
IeesoAy eyeninE. 'Dhrist IN ArLn
wednesday evening. "ThS own Warn
Adnhsion, twenty ave cents. "a A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-13

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The Washington critic., 1888-07-17


THE GARFIELD MONUMENT at Lake
View Cemetery, Cleveland, will be ready
for dedication october /.
Hon. A. NJ. KELLEY, of the Interna-
tional Court at Cairo, Egypt, is visiting
friends in Petersburg, Va.
A SCIENTIST ASKS, "How was man dis
tributed on the earth ?" Perhaps banana
peel did it.-[N. Y. Morning Journal.
BuLLY-BoY SULLIVAN in cipher by cable
to Bully-boy Boulanger: "Commisera-
ton, tears; / was licked in La Belle
myself" Philadelphia Record.
THE BIGGEST WATERMELON ever raised
in Georgia has been shipped to Mrs.
Cleveland from Fort Gaines. 1t weighs
seventy-three and quarter pounds.
Mr.. STONE, of the New York Journal
Of Commerce, diversifies his editorial Ia
bors with the cultivation of flowers, and
has the finest conservatory in Brooklyn.
THE ENGAGEMENT is announced of
Miss Rnealia Smith of Now Vo-i,. and
Mr.. Holbrook Fitz John Porter superin-
tendent of Columbia College and son of
General Fltz John Porter.
-MBs. MuLLIGAN, the Chicago pension
agent, is not only a gallant Colonel's
widow, but n busy business woman.
She has paid out during the past year
over $S,OOO,O 600 in pensions.
w. ]. HARDEN of Jerauld County, Da-
kota, whom the Democrats have nomi-
mated for Congress, Is n granger, a school
master and low tariff man, combining
three elements that are extremely popu.
lar in the territory.
SHoDDYBETHKA, the Comanche Indian
Chief of Buffalo Bills Wild West show,
died yesterday of pneumonia in the Pres
bytenan Hospital at Philadelphia, and,
as n nurse at the hospital remarked: HE
died more respectable than most white
people"
Mrs. WILLIAM DRENAN, (Matilda Will
son that was), is the lady to whom, in
1884, out in Sangamon County, ILL.,, ,Abra-
ham Lincoln proposed his hand in mar
riage. Being already engaged she was
compelled to disappoint the future Presi-
dent, but they were always good friends.
Mrs. Drenan is now ~ years of age and
resides at Honey Grove, Texas.
A. B. NORTON, editor of the Dallas,
Tex, htelligencer, is the man who de-
clared in 1874 that he would never get his
hair cut until Henry Clay was elected
President, and he has kept his word. He
was originally an Ohio man, was one OF
Senator Sherman's schoolmates, and in
1910, during the Harrison camraign, ed
tied a Wing paper at Moant Vernon
Knox County, Ohio.
Mn. FRED. S. PaowN, the well-knowr
sensational w-;ier of the Cincinnati En-
qtiirer, has recently published a move
under the title of "Strange Fancies." II
| is q tale within a tale, and involves the
characters of number of people In higl
official and social life in Washington and
| in Florida, and smacks of the weird and
| picturesque which borders on sensation
| alism.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
Peace in the Family.

II is stated upon good authority, says
Fred Mussey in the Cincinnati Com
mcrcal. Gascttc, that there has been re.
cOnciliation between the Administration
and the McLeans, of Cincinnati, and that
IL is not improbable, in case Cleveland is
elected, the Postmaster Generalship may
he held by an Ohio man. 1t is said that
Mr. Cleveland sent District Marshal VIII
son TO induce the McLeans and Bealls TO
resume social relations with the White
House. 10 is now represented that Gen
eral Beall and Wash. Mclean have both
called on Cleveland, and that finally q
few days ago John Mclean did the same
thing and had his first talk with Cleye.
land since his famous visit TO him at Al
bany. ! simply give these rumorS as
they fly, but believe they are true. The
Democrats feel that they must cOnCiliate
and control every element in the ap,
preaching struggle,
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17

GENERAL GEORGE ROGERS CLARK,
whose memorable expedition to the
Mississippi during the Revolutionary
war forms an important part Of the
history of the struggle for indepen-
dence, was voted monument by the
Senate yesterday. 1t is proposed to
erect the memorial at louisville, the
city of which he was one of the orig
inal founders and where his remains
lie buried. It's the best we can do
for him now, and it's better than
Virginia did by him when he got
home hungry and poverty-stricken
from the war and was presented with
n sword The satire of history is that
he died in destitution.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
EOK SALE
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TTHE MANAGERS OF A FIRST.CLAss, WE'LL
established theatrical company would
dispose of third interest; company Is booked
for 80 weeks in iirst-Class houses In all large
toni answer quick. THEATRICAL, Critic
office.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17

KING MILAN an d Queen Natalie are
to be divorced for 'irrcconcilable mu-
tual antipathy," which means that
they are opposed politically. Our
American sovereigns do differently,
The husband permits the wife to talk
just as she pleases; then he goc5 and
votes as he pleases, and so they live
happily to a good old age.