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Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
a FishIng Alishap.
TnnAsnsuNsfcATEn I


Yesterday morning about 7 O'Clock
n LEADING tobacconist OF this city, 30.
oonpAnisd By Q gentleman In the em-
DlOv Of the railroad company and gen
t,emap Of leisure, hired . cunning nkih
aad with hshlnR rods, Grab lines nnd
lunch baskets, looked very much A.
thouqb they meant business As they
wsndsd their way toward the Delaware
river, but in thisoSse ell OF the pleasure
was ia the anticipation, es those par
lioulAr Youns men didn't get bite the
whole day, In the evening they turned
their fsoBs toward Wilminston, looking
very sorroWful, but when they got as
tar o. ths j.tsy, they ocneludeo they
would walt for ths City Of Chester ana
perhaps in 9 emile ffom tome falr
mAldsn on board; they made iam their
boat aud ali got out, which WAS very
70 tn ,Ats. Along came the Lteaner
looking very beAnlifdl Indeed, bnt tne
Runaine sklff, whsre was Il? Upside
| down, aud luueh baskets, coats nno
a.hif q rods were all In the creek. Zoe
1 a Iies on board the City OF Oaester who
/ witness ei the affair smiled very gre
Ic,oaslY, but the young gentlemen were
liucllned to be very cr)ssi one gentle
man tried 10 persuade the Ctaers 10 tAkt
|, ii helr shoss and wade alter the Ice
lartioles, bus as they badn't sn ez.ri
oatr with them they coultnb. be per
Isuaded, As last he disrobeo aud lo9EeS
lyeTy hugelio ia his white upderclo.ht1i
All tried 10 save what he could, bn
ths coats bad gone to the bottom. arr
I'm sure they must have had eitkets Il
tie puckety, as they went down 1itno1
MON snt's warning. Their friend
e with them very much. an
I wiAh them mora success On their mex
trip. FRIEND
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
The crop of prunkn.

Thomas Blore. IN Old ToundsT, wss
arrAiRued before Judge Lyman IL
morning charged with drunkenness. He
wEs found by al ofiicsr lying on q lot
out Maryland Aye1us, and tried hard TO
make the Judge believe thst he WAS m
honest, hard working msn. He was
fined o. Bnd cosiB.
Patrick Bowen llmped into the dook
when his name was called by OlsI k
HylRnd snd plead guilty TO charge Of
drunkenness. He said be had q sore
ankle and took drink ID eRse the pAln.
The Judge did not Bsem TO think this
was a good remedy, and imposed fine
OF Sl aud costs.
James Murvey snd William Russell
were found by Officer Heal last night
! lying hlougsids a freight car on The
| railroad. He tried to rouse them up
bat ms he could not, summoned q wagon
and tnok them to the hell. Thy weEG
each fined q and oos;s.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
IIhrn annr-

Yesterday afternoon Special officer
Jamea l.. HsSk kinai OF tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, found
John l. Sullivan, Patrick nj zRerald
Joseph DJlan and George Guest, ali
trAmps, In q freight car beloualng to
the company. The seBl OF the car was
broken, and the officer took tao entire
gang In charge. He placed them on Or
engine TO bring thea to tho Delaware
avenue station, bat On the way had to
defend himself With coal pick against
their attacks. Upon reaching their
destination one OF the party tried to hit
. car inspector with hammer, but was
overpoHered. Iu response TO a sum.
mons by telephone, OH car Moffit went
to the station and assisted 20 bring them
TO the hall. At the bearing this morz-
ing they were fBed s. aud cists.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
uonKrs.s a, worE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.--The Sonata
Yesterday passtd bills allowing the Bal.
dmore ARd Potomac And Richmond and
Dauville Railroad TO extend tbeIr
tracks over certain spaces in the Dig.
trict Of Columbia. Then followed a
discussion OF the assets Of the Confeder-
ale States and OF the probability OF
recovering any Of them not already in
the ROvernmoDt'a possession. Senator
Allison announced that . tariff bill
would certainly be introduced and
pushed TO Its passage, but be was uu-
able 10 bay Just when. The House
spent most OF It's timsin non concurriur
In Senate amendments - the amy np.
propFistion bill. They called f0r Nc
expenditure Of n great deal Of money
and In mAnusr doomed unNise. Par
Ocular obisotion was made 10 the
Amendments In regard 10 matsrials fol
nrdinanoe, as that matter was in th,
hAnda Of the COMMITTEES ON approprlA
tlonF.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
FOR Brapd,wias yprlvr,

The Moss Rose Assembly El \
their annual excursion to BrlhlH|
springs on Saturday seNe1tg !
and NJ doubt Will prove y.fy Hiyl
affair Professor Alte,gs tas
string orchestra has betl tr-agti1|
occasion, and will iurn samasets1'
who wish TO enjoy ileIs.l'G "a
the light lantas &c toe lth N
resort presents leaGili.. dgsa
season Of the ycT No QlailE
character viii, be ADMITTED 10 'leIl
TIE price OF tickets ios tl- runz
Including dancing aud tl full n
OF the grounds, have been pseI
ceatsi Those who Wish to ,pliiA
ant day should "rcha'e q '.ci't
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Fifth EDITION,
~ Z. htonebrAher K,l,,o

f.ALrIMoRE. August r,
=. -. 9S1.I,neorAker, Of thiG city, v,s Ai1l ny.
py oeing thrown frOR 4 I,tl,ta, VS. Alls
isst night at HyAttsyllle. RIA R.S'. .iil|
Snlo S Railroad. Nj. s!orebr.tua,,' y \
oeeh on q business v!sll 10 W.,h,..isaH VAN. y
ara iI, waa on his way hous IN R,,"
rhe train which leaves W,.tT, y tSa'las'
Z 20 P M vas delayed a, gv,ts.ea, t.a
oy = freight train. Mr sIopat,ss'aa1ill ts'ail "
on the train TO obtain ,o,c, ',.I M
ments. In the maAn,ine ~ ls'itls
tion had been removed and NJ, s'a ,,.'s
started for RIltlmars, II. w ~. ul1|
nsde an effort to jump p,oI n. ne II
TORN, but missed bis ioo,lpe. ~ ',I " N
Was thrown uLdsT the Vtst,s ,sT
Hlantly killed, His fielt ,b,sS Ss !,
ankle and head g,rs ou, Ts,,,.
was stopped and bis lep,ia, =.
picked up and conveyed 10 Bai,lnS
HIS brother, Mr. 0asr.ts n s,..'
brAker, was uollfed OF he s,sS. ~
and had the bOiy ;Ekln ia
sohaeiet's undertaking etlSi,tsI,
where II Vs5 prepared 70. bgijI N
blor ebIaker was a tnenbgr o, ii.
OF Jos. L. Stouebraker & 1a
lived at 932 Harlem avsu1s n,
~ years old, and = wife suryiygV
he Was q native Of WAsLin Ton IN
Md. wa We
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
A serious shooting Arair.

A serious shooting affair occurred
abost l.s0 O'Clock last night ut house
in New Court, . small thoroughfare be-
{ ween Orange Bnd TRtaRll running
no-th from Eighth street II Heemh
thnt ios some time . young oolOred man
nAmed Theodore Gray, residing at No.
$40 Orange street, has been Jealous of
this attention paid his wife by Charles
Henley, . Bpruos looking young mAn,
also colored. Last evening Gray at
teudsd = meeting OF eous kind, aud IS
he was walking down the street GAid to
some Of those With him That he intend.
cd 30 see where his wife was before he
went home, rs she Was always away
IsomewheEe. He visited the house In
New Court, occupied by Merry Hutch
InsoD, o nulatto girl, and Knocked ct
tie door. Il was opsnOd by bis wife,
who, according 70 the evidence, wac
lying on the bed With Mary Hutchiu-
son, and he, upon seeing Henley hitIlnR
In the room at table, commenced
shooting ut him with his revolver.
When he fred the Arat shot. henley,
who Wns asleep at tho time jumped up
and got behlnd tas doJr aud Gray hred
another shot which barely missed him
aud the bullet lodged In the wall. Hen
| ley then drew his revolver and hIed
the bullet taking tffsc. in Gray I
throat. He ran for some distance aud
called TO 8 woman TO send for doctor
aud notify the police. In the mean
time Henley made his escape, and wher
the officers arrived there wefs no tldlDel
Of his whereabouts. Gray Was rem cvad
TO his home, Whsre fo wss attended b.
DIR. PATm, who making an eKsn lDRtioI
found that the ball entered his thToa
and passed. almost through. II wa
removed frOm the back OF his neck b!
the physician, and he is roW ia . yer!
critical condiHol. Sergeant PettFgoi
and several ciii 3trs started Oh ssaroi
for Henley, and huAlly found him In 1
ibpuse on Ohsppey s,r9et balow TWelftt
! he was iakcn 10 tho hall, and th.
morning WAS committed wtthou' bsi
iby Judge Lyman, for further hearinl
! TO mOE4OT,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Ano,her Attempt.

Last niaht, or early this morning,
thieves s0deftd the residence OF Joseph
X. and William 3. Adams, No. 7U7
French street. Fortunately tie parties
named, altar having c previous ezres'-
euoe OF the saiae kind, placed g0sd
Watchdog In the yard, also D lamp,
which was kept lighted during the
night After midnight the servant girl
was awakened By the loud bSy iuR Of
the faithful watch dog. Sac quickly
arose and gave tbs alarm, Joseph
X. Adams, quickly responded
and hastily atAriHg him self
ran down stRiTs armed with Al "El2
Itch bulldog" his features dlsplay log a
differentiation to shoot the parties. Th'
be waB not Compelled to do, Hs the
mersuters hsd escaped. As this wa
the thhd attempt to rob the PROMISES
Mr. AdAHs purchased n Ghtlil gun thi,
lmprLinR, hni lB now prepared 10 opor
deadly are upon those who have thi
cJusage to visit bis premises in the dead
hour Of nisht.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

f)lIul
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Abnacd dItaFnrni,r.

JonAthtn Wilson was charged at this
mcTnins's session OF the city courl with
abusing his family. The accused rs
sides over Third street bridge and ia
empioS ed al the EdRemooy Iron WoIks.
His son testif ~ that he came b. me
drunk last night and assaulted him and
his mother. He called for an officer
aud had his father arrested. The &C
cused said that he had considerable
trouble with his family, and that 1t
was all caused by his wife, sud was in.
formed By the Juigs that whilo he had
rothing 70 do with his family quarrels
he would impose 61e Of So and costs
for disorderly conduct.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
A pisornerIr Party.

Last evtnlng ofioe MoGis had his
attention called TO EdEs,d Adele, Ed
ward Gtbbons and . quAdroOn girl
named Annie Murray, who were boling
in very dt 0 derly mRnper on Della
Eale avenue. Upon coming up with
the party the efioCr laid hts hand op
Abole and told him be woald htvo to
90 with bin, when he squsIed OF "a
tough about 10 ngnt. Glbblns ran out
odicsr promptly knocked Abele down
and theu iu,ntd his attention to Glib
oons. With the help ola couple OF oiti
aens the eOtire PARTY were taken to thi
bail, and at the hesring this morning
were hued $40 and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
nar. Rlndall,s UondItlon.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2-ar R'n-
da "a condition tai improved 70 mrci
yesterday that he was s0le TO 81 In his
easy ohalr for q few hours. l1tsrnhi
Rev, Il 10 Collector QsIkor said that the
ez Speaker felt so good that for the FIRST
time in weeks lie requested hia barber
TO shave him, aud Riter his toilet had
bsen made cpsned his mall, which had
rapidly socu umulAlsi, and read the
daily pBpeFs. He did nos seem 10 be
! A6ae ed by these unusual eLsrtious. AID
OF Dressei hlmssli az confident OF O
Bssady Snd oontiru d improvement IN
hia condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
T,r,t Plale Gas

2 james Belt lsa vsl..tfo'iI
eist at s,xtl snl MAIZE! ~
spsGking OF tho large p5' !, ~ Z
is being put In C;Hby q HI
store On Market slfeu; sjai'
said that the ii,st plsIs 'n
brought 10 this oi,5 T@ v
Eiward BrInR6ursi, who aiGl
had the slor5 now occupied y
10. hers lee!ng the quo tp2a'.
this glags also ordotel A-a
years there was scarcely a'1
prstenslous in this ci.y Nai
plate glass wintoH Nj ~
also had the ara. marble. u u
ever In this oitT.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
THIRD EDITION.
AnINrErEaTINa oAME.

49, ersa,ss, Game Of the EsasOn-lt
sooR ELEVEN innings to Decide IT.
OtheT NOuA
The four h game te ween the whining
ann and seaiord uine, was played at ths
Union street grounds on Wednesday
afternoon, b. TO an enthusiastic audience
numbering over 400. Ferguson was
TSther Oh ia his decisions as hegaye sew
eral bad decisiops agsins; the Whining
tope, bus the umpires position 10 thank
1ess one at the best. The Wlimingtons
failed TO hit Davis Yery hard before the
ninth innlng when they tied the score aud
had to play two more innings TO ceelde
the game. In the eleventh inning the
Seatords came 10 TIE bat. and two m IN
were struck out by Pike, when the third
and fourth man got his base on muned
fhird strike. Haddoek now tisiingu'eed
himself and won the game by makiag
q tretty hit, bflngit in Carl and Martin
FIR MiluGingtoBs, Mcdaniel struck out
Waen Starr came to bat and struck out
the n xt batter W IS Pike who made
c,etn case hit. when "h.d" scheu CANT
90 bat, and popped the tal up into th'
air, when IL was caught by tbs pitcher
thus ending the game. Score as iolicws
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
DIED.

M MgBEUlTB-On July 81, william Hore.
dith, aged 81 years.
Relatives and fielcs are respectfully IN
vitsi 10 attend his unOral iro-1 his late
residence, no. sil SrtEI street, on InuH-
dag Afternoon. Services at the house ~ 2
O'CLOCK. IIteTmant At hive,yloW UgAgteT2.
West Chester papers plsssu cory.
LYEAM-Gn Ju J ],gt, Nebtcc. A. Lyman,
IN the 70 h year Of her age.
Relatives and nlenda sfe respectfully IL.
vited 70 attend hor fdaeTli, nom hos late
70, ldsncs, near rowport. Dsl., on friday
afternoon, lie 80 insiRat, at 2 O'olOc<. SER
vices at the houss. laternons at Newport
ID. Z. cemetery.
uUHELrREE- -Cn the Is. inst, Elizabeth
<. Coaeltres, IN Esr dsth ytat
Relatives aId friends are invitnl TO
attend tho fuEeral from her late rcHidenee
sO9 Delaware avenue, oa Friday, tho 81 lost,
Bt4 O'Clock, D IN lgtsTment 1t lining
ton and Brandy wins Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
M P.nr,


The large show widow v,ws
the Crosby & Hi bullainI NJ
through Phillips g. Ksle, a i:Iiss
liou OF which has bean s.5ii, n
llshtd, arrived by Wsrrsl HiSG
yesterday morning. The gla, M
loaded upon u speOlAl truck liga nj
delphiA, there being aote .lii, M
In this city to carry lh4n DaNh
fact that the wagon ard 9Iasas
Rether with the cAses, welshNitII
they wers unloAdod aud dsiygaa
ly. II required four hortes 10 L,I
load. Ai'er they wera delivered Nj
building Card well s. Wa. q. otnu
menoed tie work OF pia.!u2 All
position, the work Of 90 iOrg
the help OF fifteen men. Tse Eil1
done s1ocessfully, and toT tssu
plate glass windows Ia ;,a sB
safely in place wilh5l tba I'D
accident Tie who,e aiissIlt 70
credit upon ali Who a.,s slpidI
the undertaking,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
NINA. M nIo,s. rarrssn

CoIU IUMBIA, AuS.i-OEIReAl
osttaiul!es b:oygt, aN1g blhI
lrsisla,!tna.i 70 avoid ,l.NS,
llUu OF stock ol 81 GpctF.saHI
the ONrdel'a Iron Z mps1y Nv
Iau5 tte'r furnace. ITJoi issg
Hill iron ore con pEli,a J.Aa ~
lat Columb.a sTe also !aie ~
is controlled by Isaso b 91'ii1a
lrg AID the latter b. h5A' ~
n " Yerk.
The ibrea iuruac'r aA7' ~
thsir yards q. Columbia alie,|
sboat Is 0 tons Of .E'a, a lIe
bor OF labaring meu o. Co'9i'i
ont Of WOrz IN Jon5tquslts
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
zbe oastt m House.

Henry M. BArioU has rsoelVtd bis
com iseion as Un.tfd Sa tos Collector
OF Cust1us for the Dlsirlc' OF Delaware.
On wedues. az he vent TO Washington
in oIder, It. lie aupI oseG, to eater the
Necessary b nds, or To eeJ ipatructions
IN regard to lis appointment. II iF
thought that La vi coBtinus Mr.. Kyle
es Deputy C)lsut5I, slihoGgh there
Ara - oerSts who would liks to I'LL
bis place. There ara Ave applicants for
the po.!sion Of jsli5,F, all Of whom
are 9nztcui to sery5 Their ccultry. L
N. Wsp e5 is sn sPP.leza. for the de-
putyship NJ LaRes,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Berure sanirs nsrtn1ette.

Last evening Henry Broegser was
charged before Squire Bettoletto with
trespAss and ioreibly enteflnR the rooms
of the Wilmington TurnRemoInde, iD
The Mccullough buildinR, Fifth aud
Walnut streets. He olAimed TO be a
member OF the association, but rs the
books Of the secretary showed that he
had been expelled for non-pAy meut OF
dues, the Justice required him to pay 81
and cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Uuwardly act,

A small boy threw . piece OF coal t
q yOubg man who was standing near
the corner Oi MsrylAni avenue and
Bird stAett about O'clock this after.
ncop, and although he WAS not tOuohtd
by tho GOAL be snAtGAed up billet Of
WOod, and after chasing tue boy nearly
3 square struck him on the hRok Of the
head. knocking him down and render
ing him nearly ssnseless. The young
man who could be guilty Of such a bru
tai act deserves to be arrested and pun
lahed
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
E,nnrntnr of Ronnnia.

Michael O'Neil, who oocupieI the
cellar No 30S King street, has for some
time past been extremely annoyed by
rats. he determined If possible, to ex-
terminate OF least number of them.
Consequently, he set patent trap, and
this morning was rewarded for his Of
forts by csging thirteen. A. D. Van.
dever was notified Of the "oAteh," and
bringing his ''skye terrier" the rodents
we're quickly extinRuished. 1t WAS 0
large oatoh and q quick exteI mlnation
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
rnn ronrand snertIsau,

CHICAGo, H., Aug. 2.--rhe st. Paul
Railroad has given notice tha Il will at
once red ile the through freight rates
between Ills " and 81 Paul to tae
basis of 40 celt5, frst class, the present
rate bci g 60 No change VIII be made
in l.cal rates This line, it Is
said. flloW. the example OF the
Wisc0n in Central AMI s. Paul and
Kensas civ roads, "a violating the long
aud shgrths {. .ause Of the Inter State
Commerce law. Tais issue was up te
fore the Inter State Commerce COmmis
sion at Dubuque last week, and Q ruling
iscxpected within few days.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
EEeursion to BlrninRham.

Next Wednesday the Warren Athletic
Ciu0 VIII have an excursion to Birming-
nam Park, and 1t should be literally pat
Tonized. The young men compos ing this
club have afforded considerable amuse.
ment for the residents of this city, and
awakened an interest in manly athletic
sports. All who 20 on this excursion Will
spend pleasant day, and return In the
evening invigorated and refreshed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
AL,fa-I.nnr nnntrnnt

Harry A. Newman, the well.known
Nzht-weieht puEiiiSt snd All-roUnd
q hlste OF this city, left here ut O'Clock
lest Monday morning for HsRerstoWp,
Md, where he will sign u contract for
life with a oherDliug young lady OF that
place The young couple will como TO
this city ard make their houe et tie
Hotel lliTf weed,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
stOne-Uuttsrs Imported from scotland

Btone-Ouusrs Imported from SCOTLAND
CHICAGO, August lit was shown
before the Congressional COMMITTEES In
QUitlGg into the Importation Of pauptr
ADd contract labor that stone cutters
were brought from a10t and 70 work on
the new capitol buld aR ht Austin,
Texas. Calonel Ahnsr Taylor, IN Sun.
ber II the syDdlasts that fIecied the
building, sIll to day that lie eynoioste
knew the Stone suffers zero broaRht
from Scotland upder cOltr o., but that
they could DO uo.ltiuF. Ire wotk vas
let out op contract tI Mr " i.kls, Tie
State fafuisLOt can7iGls 10 quarfy
tne st1I., rrl then the s'ups CattsTs
s.rnnE 10 u..tg - work stone qnarritd
By ro4Tiutl Il wac than t1at Wilkie
zen Il S5otiaui Tor msG TGe syndicate
hld n. pOwtF OVER tho oautzaegor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Uity Taxes.

Yesterday the rsoeivsrs Of taxes were
lot very busy IN receiving city and
s3ho5l tS1os, as the time for Q per cent.
eff had expired. On Tuesday Z. p.
Moody, Ool.sCtnr for tho Northern Dia.
trict, recsived t4t .OCO, and Marin j.
Mealey, for tie Southern DlGtriot, s34, :
800.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
stul Improving

A. 9 O'Clock this morning DR.. Kiitin.
ger, tie attending physician of Philip
Combs, reported the condition OF hts
patient As being more favorable than OF
any time since the accident. The ply.
9 clan ooneiders his patients recovery
on - matter OF 4 short time, pTovid-
ing, howevvi, ~. ~. unforeseen eompll'
cA.iObs do not set In.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Mia ;rallon a. saGol

The pretty little loTn Of w..
was nearly swep. cot o. rii'i, n.
terIsy by A. hre @lioa TNsi
about 10 O'Clock u ila l-s, l2'.. !.
was net gotten audeF coli'o. ~ " "
mouth tosh sept his sl5lssi ',i.,I
SCENE, but tho tiaical,y 70 lsIi ~ |,
made the battle with ins I,,,,r Ia
gogere and arduols cus' 4lss .l',,,
Wi,h a slmllsl ca!ami . s.;l'i, ~. /,
ago, md hos on'y riser 'i3I X. !,
20 become again a prey % 'R =
struo.ivo 6ismeAt
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Hunting I,own Alabama uutIaua

RIRMINoHAM, Ala, Aug. IA gang
OF mOonthlneTs have bIen UpeIat ng
RrouuR tue BtuCktou Hines for II long
time End on Sunday they murdered .
prominent citizen for his money. A
posse was formed and the outlaws were
chased to 80 Old drift, wbera they are
hCsleged. Oae Of them was killed while
attempting to escape. The CT zsus pro-
poEe TO 5iaTge them ont.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
a FArmer slnebagsed. =.

TITTssURG, Aug. 1.-Wil.iAm No!
ts1, wealthy farmer living near
On oltoWD, WRs Baadtaggsd In the out
ssirts of that town tonight, aud robbed
OF $500, which ho had iusS drawn from
bank TO make . payment OF farm.
ais condition 10 critical.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

James b. Wilson & Co. sro putting q
odTnice on their store, Front aud Orange
1treeta, and viii cover tie same With
corrugated lion, which Will add TO tha
aud attract the attention Of
persons passing along the street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
snot H.u sister Dead.

CIECINHATI Aa8, About 7,30
last evening, GBarRe HarIiG, IA years
old, WS5 Gu in tie ara plsst!cio 2 c
target with aT:R5. He was pTepArins
% shoot Wh,n n BIZ slater, II yeass cld,
seize t5e mnzz's OF the rih4. They
began D play tul g.IuFgie for the weap-
or, which WAX s5liealy discharged,
the boy, having yccidej ts!iy pulled the
ttisggg. The bullet entered the giTrs
left br0aat, peAsuatn7 the heart and
causius almost inflaut deata.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
calling Franos a :. avago UOuut,yr

BERLIN, Aug. 1.-rbO North German
G z3tte says a German OGlieotoT OF Gus
toms and his wife were inEult6d bS
grsnchne While travelling through
Arnsv.lle Travellers, 1t rays, should
T member this incident. II pores that
france Is a savage country.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
w.B. snARr& 90.

Mohair PlaIds- pink blue
and tans--nlce tor children's
dresses--9 cents from 12I.
We are making low prices
on Ladies' Under wear.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
The Battsrbsrg hhf'a', |,

PARIS, Aug l-Ile ..,., , ,'.i ~
pnSlishes on alleged seer ~ n
By Piinos BIsmsr,k, K. to i.i,,,s
nuror Frederick, WIZ p1,.ilTs,stl
proieciod mstTis2a oi Fl'G'f ~, ~
this tsptr. Pli9ee = S'sIla ',s'IIsl,a|
upon tho necessity lyI,t,,n,' oi i,'II Il . (
wol n ling Rass an iet,ias' ,,5 iss \ 4
ipg tho fl 1!aI 'ynP11.s,s W Eas
liam Apd the CIR anu VIZ, 4i ~
sgius ..a the Ra,sisn ..L p poii0Is \, Is.urL
limits Within Ge'nSOS il
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
stnts psntrnI uemmlttee.

A meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee Is being held in
Dover to-day. The meeting is called for
the purpose Of nx ing date Tor the elec
ton of delegates 10 the ltate Convection
to nominate electors for the coming
pres dental election
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Powder and RnlIs

Daring the coloFe2 6z0GfGion to Bir.
m'ngham Par on Tuesday evening q
dispute arose between some Of the eE.
ourAionistH, which resulted In revolver6
being drawn and several shots hred.
One nan WAS hit In the ehoulder.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

Thesc was quite liYcly little 'ilt at
the corner Of Tenth Gnl Market streets
lat even NJ between two lUred WON ,,
who sWore and luI Cd at one Snoif .rr il
way ca uIatal 70 damage their appa
rel Domestic in'eic.t5 was Z 4e cause o
the lite Unplea a,luezs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
foot Raos.

A foot race viii take place at the
Union street base bali grounds on Sat
urday next, between p. Griffin, of
Philadelphia, and Ellis Hulme, OF this
city, for a purse of SllO. The admission
win be % cents.