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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

RooKvILLn, Nd, Nov. 10 william
Davis, Is years Of age, residing near DA-
mAscus, on Thursday, while his mother
was sick in bed, walked out Of the house
and committed suicide. His mother died
q few minutes alter being informed Of the
act. II IL said that insanity Is hereditary
In the Davis family.
81. LOUIS, Nov 40. O. LuchArdt
committed suicide in the Occidental
Hotel, on Saturday, by cutting the arter,
les In his left wrist. He was over 10
years Of age. and until recently was en-
gagged in the coal business In Chicago.
NEW YoRK, Nov 10 Charles Eich
committed suicide last night, because he
had quarrel with his intended bride.
Frederick Barber, of sheffield, Eng
land, committed suicide at Suspension
Bridge, New York, on Saturday, by
shooting himself in the head.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. l0.-WilliRm
r. shipe, 2s years Of sge, travelling sales-
man for a Baltimore shoe firm, com
mitted suicide By shooting hin self
through the head, at Richmond, Va last
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
our Rows M Pbi,.5e,pn,a

About 200 members of the Young
Mems Republican Club Of this city
went 10 PhilsdelphlA en- Saturday even
log and took part IN the great Rtpubli
can parade, In which 81 900 men kept
step 70 inspiring music aud under
Haunting banners aud filming torches
without the fear OF arrest under Della
ware Bourbon laws. The club was
commanded By Captain Edmund Mit,
ohsll, Jr and HYAtt'a Military Band
made the music.
The cluh left tho p, W. & B depot
on the Gas p. m, train. Tho Whining
toniana were given . prominent posi.
ton in lbe line, and the Blne Hens
Chicks" were much admired, o, only
for their fns marching, but because
they came from littls stats that had
sruwn wonderfully large since II knock
ed out both BEyArd and Salisbury and
elected Republican legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

NOTICE - NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that toe undersigned, viii prefer
a petition 70 the mex session Of the LeRisla
1uge Of the tate Of bpl4wHTe which meets at
Dover, ia Jsnuary 1852, praying a digorce.
a NinrulO mHtrimOnt from my wife, Henrietta
s. Harris. JOHN W. HARRlsS.
November ID, ISIS, n O-ItS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

gEsend for "HoW 10 Cure Skin Diseases, Z"
"a pages, 80 Illustrations and 100 Testimonials
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

Formers who come into the city from
the Lancaster pike are commencing 10
complain very much Of the bad condition
OF Fourth street from BroOme out to
Union and from Fourth down Union to
tie city limits At toe presep time these
streets are indeed In nor ible condition
They are cut into rus that let wagons 10
almost to the hub and when not troubled
with mud the dust is as bad as the mud
Chuck holes are so deep aud numerous
that driver must 20 very Glow to avoid
breaking the springs of his vehicle To
add to the general cause Of complaints
there are loose stones IN the streets named
that the farmers say they would not Der.
init 70 lie 10 the country roads As Ian
caster avenue has been blocked Tor sew
tral months past to all vehicles but street
ears from Broome out, for several months
past while grading lie going on AID pipes
are being laid, farmers are compelled &c
use Union and Fourth streets. They say
they are glad 70 see street repairs going
on and are willing 70 pat up with con.
siderable Inconvenience for the sake Of
getting good streets, but as winter IL
coming on when they usually look fol
bad streets, they hope the authorize!
will ''WhO1p up Front street to a fnisf
tr do something to Fourth and Unior
streets to make them more passsble thar
they are at present
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
FIFTH EDITION
OonFe of 0sn---,--

M. O.. e"s'Ai Sessions,
D Lne court Of General ss,,,o..
TeAoe And jail Delivery TI T.
rev Castle County Copvs ~ h
S,olook this morning with cSIsS 81
bench. HVuA'on ID
.. TIE names Of the grand ,D,o,. !
s called, and after being sworn lu'1 u
tired 10 their room 10 tsks ', ~. lhsl|
them, "ote pfesenta'
The nameu Of the genera, ,r,..
also called and iii sn,,a, . ~. iltol,
names i,S Tbs commission !, "
Allen, aheiiH.e o,t, ~, ~. " a
clerk and ordered to be sD, NY VI
records OF the Court 'isu nj
Attorney General Blg7s u,,.,.
was ready TO try the casa !, w Sa,|
Ford, colored, indlct 4 a. M WI
Of Court for assault with ip,sr ~
mlt murder. '1 'u''l' 10
A. y. lsaRborn, E,Q,, attOnsv
prisoner, said tnst he wOnIsI
ready untll this AFTERNOON. srs IN ,s y
was postponed until that l,rs
George Lille, kllas R5gsn u,I
indicted At the lest term a, co,,, w
arceny Of a mars, ass h ,nls
court and plaeed 10 tie d5,s VIZ w
bseopl Eiq., HE o1uns,l, ala NJ
~iehed to WithdtaV hls ~, ~ ~
snilty In this case with N. ~
stAndiuR that hnothgr ,rs. W
sgainst him for the larceny NJ
narness should be nolls pro,sns
Little was then sentenced IA Nv
costa OF prosecution, a Ana Y,
she btAte, $500 restitution , NJ =,
Imprisoned three years, a,d m X
day next stand one honr N M ~
and DO whipped with 30 ia,ns,
The clerk called the tama N nj,
Grant Evans, charged Win tliI5.
support his wife and child. IA !,
failed TO Apsvsr, his bail va All,
Riley. '''Ol
The grand jury came IA n, Il
O'Clock and made stturps q, ~
bills, after which they Wlrs dl,s5,,
until 8 O'Clock Ills a..eIno n.
James Violet, 90 crsd, va ,-nl,
and plead no. guilty g. an itdlTs
charging him ain heaFll' lg,n
house OF CATHERINE 0 T.t.urs0
Dor lab. l.. c, yaLt,..,,, R,a
assigned Rs hi, com .cl. ~
Wm. F willing plCt III surt
tEo indictments, enc OF which an,
hlm with olmmitiug on L tallt !
latent 10 Kill us wi'5 90 Aaru,t5'
tae other with similar olaas5 N,
Jonathan H. L Hand. He mi
ojon'el ard said DO You'd mai
own case.
A. IL IS O'Clock cour. took tu
until 3 o'c,ook this Ai,sulln.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

The Gaze Of the STATE against Briefly &
Whltcrsft, pr1pretors Of NE National
hoGel, No l02 EatJ Front strset, charged
WIN selHng liquor without license came
pp before the Municipal Court this morn
lng, II having had two postponements
Sily solicitor Tuner represented the
state and William I Lyman, Eco, the
defendants They were charged with
seiiing liquor On November 3, 9 10 and
~; After considerable time tpent in
private consultation between .he defend
ahts and their counsel, the latter stated
mat be submitted the cases to the iudg-
nslt Of .tIe Court without argument
Judge Bal Immediately sentenced the
defendants % pay fine Of $50 In each
ease, amounting TO over $500 including
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
THIRD EDITION.
COURT OPENS
THIS MoRNINo
LOUIS
FOUNDGUILTY
AS INDICTED.
Fhs verdict Bhonld DO . Guide and 9
warning 20 Thousands.

The news that Mr.. Louis, q respected
citizen, was found guilty, made thou
nAnds Of people say "ImpOssible," buI
those who knew the facts OF the case
fully expected It, and well knew what
Are ysraiot should be. Bat It really did
seem impossible when frst heard, that
4 man sitter . year Of fair trial and M
expected success, defended by an intel
IiRsnt counsel, should be found guilty
Ne indicted.
Bat 60 the matter slAnds, on the % h
day of last November Louia conceived
Che idea that he could become popular
BY creating q revolution, not in govern
msnl OF country Affairs, but by operating
and adopting q syBtem, and To-day has
become popular, which every person
knows who has TO work for the e.
mighty dollar thSt be alone is guilty OF
killing high prices and big pr0fis. On
massive signs with the words
10 the building, 4O6 Market stress,
lar Louis Eellhelmer. His small prof.
system has been the talk In every home
ever since, and to-day for his honest
labor he Ia reAping the harvest he de-
serves.
Last Saturdays sales fully indicated
what pluck and small profits will dol by
II O'Clock al night, when tie cashier Of
the Institution counted the sSleg, the
amount Wss fully twios Rs much rs be
had any Idea Of tEkiag In.
This will show how It Is done; instead
Of slSpplrg o 40 and 90 Ier cent. pfoht,
Is many sh-ptlced olothilTs DO, our
friend Louis sells 81 one third OF that
enormous profit, and we will add, for
the beneGt Of cur readers, that whoever
Is in need Of good, honest, well made
clothing TO paironizs this small profit
institution between Foprth and FIFTH
streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

Edward p. Olsrk, orployed WI p
John Il. MARI, No. 1g6 EIss 60 nd
rect, And residing a. No. sos West
fourth street, dad very tuddenly about
l O'Clock this M rnipR. He wait TO
church yesterday - usual and retired
% bed In the evening without Aay com.
p amt. Shortly before midLiRnt be was
suddenly SELF with q violent pain
snd commenced vomiting. DR.. burr,
ola family physlolAn, was sent for bnt
~ O'Clock, before the doctor arrived
he WAS deRd. Come time ago Mr.
CLARK lR1 . tumor taken from hi 20 =
end 10 lie thought q at this had ono.
ching 10 DO with has'epil z his deA' b, II
ever since he has been 81 jecs d 70
hemorrEAReB VI the u, se. nc ,-a.a ols
20 years Of age and leaves = wife,
daughter AMI two sons, the youngest
about years Of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

A few daysrgn Il Jrn Nlr.in o.
borough, IS ttr E.rrf' ht5Aa
reached his liaay dEt tl.' lao
among those WHO called Il h.'leslvi
on Broad 5trpatt0 congratulate hin
Mrs. RItcrca W. T3l0E Wl) Was
years al on tie Iith OF October !
presented her venerable nolgh0or WY
birthday cake WHIST makes llls Y Y
all the more remarkable Is The iacl \
Mrs. Taylor Is helpless vita rheu9. "
ana has been confined to a wheeled gu
for the last twelve or hI'eaa ,a
Nevertheless she manages 10 gel sVul
good deal, either lii her chair OF ID ~
rlgge aud she retains an active l9 1lt .
everything thst Is going on tls NV
notably the case In regard 70 ,as ~, 4
election. She was greatly INTEREST," .S |
the result, aud Whea tlg news W, ~ !
election Of flarr son and MOTOR 'A
ceiyed she was exceedingly happy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
BREOHER's gallery is nu mbsr
Din.

DIED,
N AdARGAI.--AtU Issnbank. Dal., on the
18Th inst, jonathan Masargt l, In the t5d
year Of his pgo.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
Vitsd TO attend his funeral from the fosi-
denos OF hts father, Ephraim MagarEnl,
uresnbAnk, Del on WedGeBdhy, 2lst insL,
At Il O'Clock m. Service 81 the house. In
torment At Lower BrAndywine Uemstsfy. .
BIHNlE-On tbs i7.h inst, J. WilliAm
hirnie, aged 20 years.
Relatives aud fTiSnc are invited 10 attend
the funsral from the fssidenos OF his Hrhnd.
father, william Bright, No. 10 W, Eleventh
street., on TussdAy 2O.h inst, at . O'Clock p.
m. lnterment at Wilmington aud Brandy.
wins OemstsTy.
HARRHP--On the 18th inst. Aun, wife Of
Daniel HArken, AZ cd % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vlted 10 attend her funeral from tho roii-
donee OF her husbAnd, DuPonta Upper
Banks, on Tuesfag All p m, intsrment In
81 JOseph's Cemetery.
SPENUE-On The 18Th inst, EImira, wife Of
Robert spence, aged 60 years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully 10.
vitsd 10 attend her funeral from the rest
donos of her husband, 1000 kAtt EiRh h
street, on wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
ln.eFment at OLD sWedsB' Usmstery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
FOURTH EDITION
Iloia,

b0N4l
Miss Mary Dillon has been elected
ornanist OF UookmAn Chapel.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of che
Young Meas Temperance Union Will
ba h3ld thls evening.
J. Augustus McOAulley offsFa for
sale two desirable houses, Nos. 703 and
705 Adams street.
The closing out sale at No. 304 King
HtEest u being con Jinued, and boots and
Shoes are being disposed Of 81 very low
rates.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Society OF OhrIatiAn EndeAvor OF Gen
tFHl Church will be held this evening
In the pstlorS Of the church.
The subject Of the pastors address At
the prayer meeting In Central Church
on Wednesday evening will be "HoW
much oWest thou my Lor62
A concert will be given this evening
In German Hall under the AuspiceB OF
Humboldt Castle, Kzights OF the Golden
EASls.
John W. Harris gives notice that he
will make application ct the next ses
zion OF the Legislature for divorce
from his wife, Hsnfietts @. Harris.
The fair for the bsueft Of the Church
OF the Redeemer, given by ths Misses
Stare and Hates 81 No bl6 Washipg-
ton street, TeAlizsd about t35.
Charles ]. Allen, Of Smyrna, who will
be married at that place next Thursday
70 Miss Florence Rsedy Of that town, lie
q nephew Of Sheriff Alien.
Judge Ball, HerrIb Taylor, willard
Hall Porter, Eco and several others OF
this city, attended the Harvard Prince
ton foot ball game st Princeton last
Saturday,
The Rev. jesse Higgins has accepted
= call 10 the reotorship OF All Hallows
Parish, Snow Hill, Msry land, (OiOoese
Of EistoD) Mr.. Higgins will enter upon
bis duties by Christmas Day.
Rev. Walter Avery, pastor Of Nj
Salem NJ. X. Church, who hiss beer
visiting In Mary land for the benefit OF
HE health, returned homo last Saturday
evening, when lie WAS Elven q very
pleasant reception by his mem bers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

AlvAn Allen, Sheriff elsot OF New
CASTLE County, Is In the aheriti'a sadd e,
and Is attending to the business Of the
courts. His bonds will be accepted and
7ppToTed o. Monday next, the nrsS
3Ay OF the meeting Of the Superior
o urs Mt. Allen has smile Tor
yerybody, and he ia lie leiyinR
many congratulations from his friends,
both In the city and from the country
Like ell other preceding Shsrifs within
the last quarter Of century, he fnds
hist bis lsbots will be lishtened by con
tluuina Tommy" g ffin ~ his chief
office dsputy. Shsritfs 20 and 5bsrlfTs
come, but veteran Thomas Glfiiu remains
a sheriff always. Nj. Allen has apo MT
ed his con Horace as outside deputy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

RIsISa sun, Nay u ! III ~

RISING SUN, NV 10 i'e''l
MEssRs. RDnoEs-Wlls !oa va
forgive me 70, ,.espAsslna Ga IN ~
klndnesa. There wa 3 ,,o' ,ts N
eyspina's REPUBLICAN a6o1. W n
tine bali Of FRIDAY eysDln23, I !, ~
my way ia and stsyed uly' y W. liz I'M
in tbs morning, and heard ~. .SS mSr1
ana asnt'eman who Wsf! on to ~, ~ NJ
Ssy hat Mr., Webster Bl,E.e, .S,riSI
carried the first honor! Of las 700; s''T WI
spd John Msh5n's The s s,.a.i, 'ol
aid the one WHO signed hlu l,1"l. mi
Who VA there" phi Of bio af Nv al Nh
snob a lsts hour. Perhaps ~. aS,lIst
ha had on his face a. Sen " ~,
NJ ndsy evening last looh a I,' IA n
avAy from HIN. TIE neal ~ y, a. a. A
suythipg in Il 9 paper he ME-; ,.n,, = TS
sign bis name to IL as 70 N.sp', rSo
h. Intends 20 DC. A eRlliO WV
- OF his teens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

Iia Trisby and Oara somebody, both
dusty DANIELS. fell ont Rnd had = VIC
ent quarrel ct Tenth and Orange
streets yesterday morning. The quar-
rel became 20 violent thai Ida whipped
out razor and brAndlshinz IL right and
lsfti cut CLARA across this upper lip and
left circular scalp wound on her
head. She was taken to the police str.
llon, where Dr. shOftlidRe repaired the
lip and scalp, after which CLARA de.
parted, threatening her ashai ant with
the ri gors Of the law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, B0c i
SOAP, 25c. tREsOLVENT, q. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
FRET EatE IRON PAN
DUBLTC SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOTS,
ON THE PREM SIS,


BEGINNING At O'Clock with No. and pro-
cecilnE mainly In the o der as numbered on
Tug plot. hefe properties are al desirable,
being well located In good ueizhbUThoods and
are on red by the owners In order to dispose
VI their real estate Ia his locality, There are
prospects Of a marked Increase IN the values
Of Wilmington rial estate in the near future,
Indications OF which may be seen on every
time ln which e make purchases for fealiza-
ton Of steady advances.
No, ]. Twa.sioTy brick dwelling. No. 1923
Tatnall street. containing clght rooms, with
modern couyenitnoes; bath, hot and cold
water, .watrr-closot and heater, size q lot
~ feet by 80 feet; a most desirable home, or
will prove a good Investment.
No, 2. Ihrrc.atury brick dwelling, south
east corner Of Twelfth and Tatnall q eeta,
containing seven rooms aud bath, with mod
tTu con Henlunces, size Of lot, Is feet inchU8
by 20 feet with slight alteration this would
mate % spseudld business stand.
no fwO-stoTy dwelling, No. 100 Maple
street. containing tiN roOms and bath, Is sup
Piled VITA Ras, tath ant y, aud GO water.
uiiers splendid opportunity for any one de-
s'Eng TO luy home.
on south side Of Maple street, between Har-
fison and Franklin Stree o, % feel BY iOJ feet
NJ. g. ore largo building 10, on The west.
era side OF Harrison street, between Beech
aud Oak stree Is. Size uflJI, 30 feet By % feet
avery desirable properly.
Nos. Z. s, o. 10, il. u aud Ia Seven building
| lot On west side OF Council street, between
Ctd : aud Oak streets II IS only necessary 10
~ these lots 10 appreciate their yalne, They
| speak for themselves.
| k0g. II and IS Two building lots on BTOome
81, el, uctwecn Beech andbak streets, . feet
! by ii5 rect.
Nos. 30, Il aud1B. Three nne building lots
| N the northerly side OF q sdAr street. between
| Eranhlin and RteUme streets, 10 feet Inch 90
| ~ lOi fttt6 lurhes,
/ No, 30, one large i~rC gnlar corner piece Of
/ Land suitable for manufacturing Fitc situated
| On lie tOuthtnat corner Of Cedar street and
] railroad spCnre, about - feet by 10 feet.
! THIS Is avery desirable pieeU Or land, fronting
| air, GUY ON the rail- cad, ant Is well worth The
atten'i1n Of manufacturer, or Will prove a
| Nos. So ., y and q. Four Iuilllng lots on
! north side Of Duncan street, o. feet west OF
/ klnth avenue
| m building lots above described are very
/ desirable, LOCATED In growing neigh rhoods,
/ which are beiug Fapidl improved and within
/ ten minutes ride Of Market street. All taHfs
! Tor lSss 10 be paid by the sellers, settlements
] In all cases 10 he ma previous to the follow
! Ing Saturday, December /, MSS at n, on; fail,
ure in this parlicu ar may void sale a! the
| option Of The spilrrs.
Omnibus Will leave No. 7i2 Market street Al
| . a. p. IN, Attendance will be ii EN- and terms
| made known On day Of sale,
| HAWKING q CO.,
| No. ~ Market street,
nl9-is Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

r. Z Pooley, who resides near Media,
Pa, WAS injured by q collision on the
railroad during the blizzard last MArob,
which laid him up for i've month";
brought suit GRalnst the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. for $50 COO. The case was
heard before Judge Wilson, Of Philadal
phiA, on Friday, when the Jury gave
him = verdict for 5000. The pleA Of
the company was that 1t was "dispan.
sAtion Of Providence" but the Judge
ruled that Il wou not stand In law
unless 1t could be shown that no steam
propelled the oOllidinG locomotives,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
baltimore : OHIO RAILROAD,
8 pTug,illa and DoAltrl

IRA ms LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE-
POT EAST BOUND.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

Rsv. Hector r. Mclean, formerly Of
Odessa, WAS installed az pastor Of Bran
DIVINE Manor Church, Chester County,
Pa, on ThursdAy last. The sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Conway, Port
Deposit, Nd; the prayer Of installation
Was made by Rev. W. q. Alexander
NiddletOwn, Del, while the charge tC
the pastor WAS made by Raw. e T, JET
fsrs, d. ID Lincoln u niyeTti;y, and tn,
charge 10 the people by Rev. II. A,
MaoKubbin, Coatesville
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
SCRATCHED 20 YEARS.
A BoAly, Itching, SKIN Disease win
Endlsas Suffering Cured ~
OutlourA Remedies.

III had known ofthe CUrTouRk RNHKDuEs
. years ago Il would have saved me 500
two hundred dollars and an immense amount
Of suffering My disease tPsQriAsial com
meneed On my head In spot not larger than .
cent IL spread rapidly al over my body and
got under. ynAila. The scales would drop OF Of
all the time, and my suifsIing was endless, and
without relief. One III subAnd dollars would
not tempt me 70 have his disease over again.
1 am a poor man, but feel rich 10 be relieved
OF what some the doctors said was leprOay,
some rinE-WOrm, ps griasls, etc. took !.
and sArsaparlllas over one year AHd a
half but no cure, / went TO two or three doc.
tors.And no cure. / cannot praise the q IL
tURA REMEDIES too much. They have made
my skin a. clear and free Z ON scales as a ba-
hy's, All used Of Them was three boxes OF
CUTiCuRA, and three bottles OF CuuCuRA
REsoLYENr, ana two cakes Of CUTCuhA
SOAP. ~ you hat been here and said you
would have cured me for e2N,fO you would
have had the money. looked lac the pic
ture IN your book Of Psoriasis picture number
two, 'How 20 Cure sEin Diseases''1, hut nov
I am - clear As any person ever wa Through
force Of habit rub my hands over my arms
and leEb to scrath once in While. but to no
purpose. am All well. l scratched twenty
a ait years, and II rot 10 be Alma of second
nature 70 me. ! thqnk you thousand times.
Anything more that you want 70 know write
me, or any one who reads this may write 70
me, and " M answer II
DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY, W., Jan. 2Jth, 1881.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

KANSAS CRY, Nov, Is 81, Hy.b5il, &
Queen was shot aud killed a, l ssb,rIa GAIa
+, Friday night BY D!.t ilfs vino sRo' VS. v
and posse Frank bafo .h6t from aaisI
Queen, had his horse sun snU' v. ID Y
him, but escaped, Queen Gibson, Z,
i hsi'G spring aud was wan, nssr Y clarls
parts Of the SouthWes'oH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
INTIMIDATION Cnorn1 oInn

The Wilmington Choral Club will
meet to night IN heir new rooms IN the
Wilmington College of Music, third stcry
OF the Crosby * Hin building, this even
Ing All the old members are especially
invIicl 10 attend, also friends OF the club.
7 he club rehearfe until 10 O'Clock after
which dance Will be INDUCED in until
IL o'clock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

LIMA, o. Nov 5 ~, Eli , Innoa ni' b !
been started here Wi'oin 4, si to y
incendiary. The fcrsoa Is i, Us u Ssie I,
mS %T%%n jerry 9ea e Carney house Y s6 i
and totally destroyed to,d'y -,,b soroRr
stick mat had been filled WIN ITellltV
wSs found near the burned 5,,i,, u''
Which ! gave a clue TO the officials
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

M. RioheubeEEcT ln'oin. Jaw =, asbll
purchased tho Hauton li ", ! a "
last Saturday for ITO oAu u "a, rspRtl
d / and not for sro.lsr s. s ~, d laI
AT the tine. MFR X hes o s,'s I'd I
meas s far some ) cars in ont si !. yD1',Csrt
sre pleased to hear ihI .. W. v
10 make 90 larEe an asu.~D,tSlua d
h3ps the, he Will make iO
Of his puichAse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. &C. A. King &
Go have received 8 600 crop reports
from Ohio, Nj higan Indiana. Illinois.
Kansas aud Missouri, They show the
growing wheat las secured n better start
than last fall. Ohio reports prospects
excellent, Missouri, Kansas and Indiana
very favorable, while Illinois and Mich
igan are not quite so good.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19

The Warren Athletic Club will give
one Of their grand entertainments in
their room, No. 2l2 French street. on
Friday evening next, 23l inst. Toe
performances Of this club have always
been very much appreciated by oil
ladies and gentlemen who attended
them, aud II is the intention to maxi
this one better than any heretofore
given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-19
mo WI mInGtsn Rnssl 0 nb

Tha second anna race ne Of the
Wi.min ton Wheel C,Gb, VII take
place on Thank giving day, NoveM 5sr
29.h, at the baseball park, Frost and
Union streets, the race TO commence =,
2 p. m, sharp. Some OF thbshnest rae
ing ever done by the clubeWtll take
pllo on that day ftbs day is favorable
The tickets for admission viii be 20
cents.