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Connecticut western news., 1888-03-21
VOL. XVII.
Roses and Lilies,

Roses for youth with its mad ambition,
 Lilies for hopes that bloom into peace, Roses for work with its promised fruition,
 Lilies when toll and striving cease; Waxen trumpet and velvet nest, The rose or the lily, which is bests Lilies when days slip in dreamy fashion,
 Roses when moments are glad and gay, Roses for hearts in the maelstrom of passion,
 Lilies for breasts that are quiet for aye; Snowy trumpet and crimson nest, The rose or the lily, which is bestl
 Emma c. Dowd, in Youths Companion
Connecticut western news., 1888-03-21

Here's pat illustration of the way that Southern real estate has been ap- preciating lately, observes Harper's Weekly. General J. T. Wilder, one of the bravest of Union soldiers, one who has made his home in the South ever
 since the war ended, invested $20, 900 in Knoxville building lots year ago, and now he sells out at profit af over $10,
Connecticut western news., 1888-03-21
The ent ire dairy interest of this coun- try represents capital five times as largo as the entire bank capital of the country, or $3, GOO, ,OOO, 900. ::

It is stated that the business of the London postofice is of such magnitude that the present Postmaster-General has saved $15, 900 year in sealing wax and twine expenses alone.
Connecticut western news., 1888-03-21
Considerable Attention.

Book agent to boy): ''Sonny, do your folks pay much attention to things of literary nature2'
 Boy: Yessir; pa does. l saw him lift book-agent over the fence last waak rEpoch
Connecticut western news., 1888-03-21
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

In medicag.on, as In naught else, pru
dence should be our guide. Yet thou.
sands cast 1t to the winds, Every new
nostrum finds its patrons, the medical
empires OF every false school have their
gulls. Every change In the gamut OF
humbug is rung successfulIy-for a time
at least-the notes being furnished by the
eredulons Iu happy contrast to the
many advertised impostures of the day
stands Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, now
In its third decade OF popularity, ap
proved and recommended by physicians,
lndorsed by the press of many lands,
sought and priced by inyalids every
where. II is an ascertalned specific for
and preventive OF malarial diseases,
chronic indigestion, liver complaint and
constipation, checks the growth OF rheu-
matlsn aud neuralgia, Is peerless iu-
vigorant and useful diuretic. Nervous
people benefit by II,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Tho cheapest hat hOues in the caay
Rumford RrOss' 404 Market street
Try Rush's coal you will like It.
Brazilian Balm, immediate o1rs for nunps
Brazilian Balm cures n cold; 20 doses, lnc
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murpbey's.
Try Bash's coal you will surely like Il.
hillard II. Davis, Jeweler, Z. Second 81.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanrs, Is z, Fourth,
Y. Roop Smith, druggist, Bth and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at hurphey's, sos ship.
Icy street.
90 TO Geo. ii. Murphey's for your pAr1ol
ley street.
Only 81 20 per load for hfs. hickory klaa
ling wood, At j. z. Bry6r n Co.'S, foot O
Tain al street.
We stop the prcss to say that IL JIlis ha,
the bsst cough candy OF No. sest second
street.
II you want cheap picture framsB 10 to q.
X. Bangh, 20S West Second street. l hAve
the largest stock in Delaware; come and soc
for yourBelvsi.
Ross, at ll8 Market street, IL nov selling
hats and winter goods very ehssp to reduce
stock before req owing to his new store
march 2Sth Eext, at 2l0 Market streDts
TO TO Il. II. Moore's stalls, 72 aud "a scond
street market, for your ch slice creamery fresh
butter also the best cream Cheese at market
Drtce,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

! Aratler statement C. was issued yett sr
day oy Chief Arthur, ia which be sal,
shat the real Issue with the Chicspo
Burlington and Quincy railroad /,
wages. He says tue railroad cfiicialt
clearly recognize the main issues, and
In fact the only issues OF i'm portance &c
be pay TO be governed by the miles
run, an Increase OF the existing rats.
and the abolition OF classification based
upon length OF serviee."
The relations between the Pan Har-
die Railroad Company and its enRin eers
are greatly strained By oompIicAt tions
due 70 the Burlington strike, The en-
Rinters were given twenty four hours In
which to decide whether they would
haul Pan Handle care out OF she lum.
Der district over the Burlington tracks
which are the only outlets The St,
Pau and Duluth road has decided TO
handle Burlington freight and strike
OF the engineers iB reported imminent
ct 81. Paul.
Superintendent Taylor, Of the Pan
Handle RAi road, said Friday, that
about 100 employees OF the road, be.
tween Pittabnrz and Dsnniston, would
be discharged last evening. This makes
about 800 that have been laid off during
the past few days. Mr.. Taylor says
that discharges are m ade solely on &C.
count Of scarcity OF business.
Reports from Hazletop, Pa say the
strike Ia at an end and that there Is q
general ttampede OF the miners for
places. The miners already at work
complain that the companies are taking
advantage OF their necessities and are
ri iquiring than to work for less than
WAS paid before tho strike.
A telegram from Scottdaie, Pa, says
that ct the Alice mines coke works,
where there has been strike for some
time past, IS families were yesterday
notified by schoonmsker, the operator,
TO vAcste the houses within 10 days.
Tic nosioe also states thst II was the
Intention OF the company to start the
works with non uuion men,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Thomas j Potter, Woe president and
general tnspsger OF the Union Psoift
Railroad Company, died az Wslcker'i
Hotel, In Washington, yestefday, aged
/ 40 years. Mr Potter went 10 WAsh-
layton In his private car, on his way TO
Florida, two weeks ago. He was af.
hioted with dropsy Of the heart.
Louis Richter shot and killed his
cousin, Louisa Smith, aged IL, 10
Evansville, Indiana, on Thursday af-
ternoon and then killed himself.
Ricttar was In love With the girl, but
she did not seem TO Feciprocste his Af
feotions, aud II Is thought this unbal'
anced his mind.
The explosion OF the gas works In
Pottsville, Penna., on Thursday night,
destroyed the purifying house, aud 1t
Will require several weeks TO repair the
damage sufficiently TO restore the gas
service. Thomas Pictou and George
Lord we're fatally burned.
One OF the outbuildinrs connected
with the poorhouse Ia WilliamB county,
Tenn was burned on Thursday, and
William johnson aud Dora Shannon.
oolored inmates, perlshed In the flames.
II is supposed that johnson, who was
inaAne, set tho building on are.
A fire In Harrisburg, ILL.,, on Thurs.
day night, destroyed sixteen houses, In.
eludiDg ono jswelry Btore, drag store,
two restaurants, millinery store,
grocery, hardware store. two ware.
houses, closhiBg store and the Bank OF
Harrisburg. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
Sl4. 900.
The rumor that Rev, Father Ducey
OF St, Leo's Church, in New York, has
been suspended by Archbishop Corri.
gan, 10 said TO be unfounded. Their
relations, personal and official, are
friendly.
A collision Occurred on the Burling-
ton and Missouri Railroad at Hum boldt,
Nebraska, on Thursday afternoon, be.
tween tHo passenger trains. Five per-.
persons were injured, none fatally.
Macy Warner was hanged in the
jsil At Jeffsrsonville, Ksntuoky ., Friday,
for the murder Of Frank Hariig, CON-
Wet in the prison at Jefsrsonville, in
1887.
Speaker Carlisle Is expected to return
to Washington early bext week. His
son, who hss been dangerously Ill at
Wichita, Kansas, Is considerably bat
ter.
A heavy blizzard ragged Friday te-
tween Duluth and St. Pau, aud no
trains have arrived ct Duluth since
Thursday evening.
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somethrng About Dogs.


When did ths president OF tho p, W.
& ID. r. r. issue an order to Its conduo.
tors TO supply themselves with dogs to
be oarted baok and forth In passen ger
trains to the discomfort and annoyance
OF the patrons of the road? II suoh
order has been Issued, does 1t sppiy to
all passenger trains, or simply 10 the
Eigemcor trAiI? II the order is general
We have nothing TO say, but II 1t applies
alone TO the workmen's train, then we
protest. Ttue, our clothing ia something
solled and our faces blAokened by hon
eet toll, we pay ali the Company de.
mends as fare aud comply with the
rules of the road, but we arc not willing
10 be oc opet up In . coach both mora
Ing and evening, with q Rlthy Cur, as
hss tean the casa daily for several
months II the powets &c Wilmington
cannlt - upptesI t1e outrage, then we
will fad the man who eau and will
OPPOSED TO THE DOGS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
FURNITURE.

We can offer everything neces
sary in our liae in variety OF as
sortnent, etyle ani price.
Furniture WAS ney2r chfape
than a. tae present tine. no
was there ever q greater variety
Of different wool from which {.
select.
You can furnish in Mahogany.
oak, Walnut, Ash, Cherry o
Maple, aud at prices TO sui
yourself quality taken in o con
siderstion, of course Gall and
let US give you price on any
thing you need before buying
elsewhere.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. March o.
The Journals Mitchell (Dakota)
special saye: Fire broke ont In ths
Methodist University at 3 O'Clock thii
morning from the spontaneous com.
bustlon OF oily rags In the oil rooms,
There were 40 inmates, including the
faculty, students and servants. All
but 10 escaped without trouble. -Four
young mon jumped fIom the second
story windows; four others and pro-
fessor jumped from the third story. aud
another professor descended from the
roof By clothes line. The building
was completely destroyed. Loss. $780,.
600; insurance, $4,000, 1t will be re-
built.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
Assignments.

Mayer Bros. s. Co coffee and commits
sion merehants in New York, made an
assignment yesterday. The failure was
caused by the shrinkage In coffee. A
month ago the 6rm claimed to be worth
$500, 900 abpve liabilities.
Gnstave Ranger, cotton merchant and
banker in New York and Galveston,
Texas, made an assignment yesterday
without preferences. His liabilities, It is
stated, will not exceed $3.50, 900, large
part OF which Ia on notes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

As William Luke and wife were
about returning to their hons in Rock,
land on Wednesday evening, after pay
ing q visit to Mr.. Lindsey at the
Augustine Mills, one Of the hind wheels
of their osrriegs caught IN a rnt and
was torn of, letting them down go sut-
denly that Mr. Luke was pit shed over
backwards aud considerably shaken up,
but luckily es >Rped without serious In
jury. Another carriage Was procured
and they reached their home In safety,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
ArranKIng uoaI Frelghtage

CHICAGO, March 10.-An agreement
was reached yesterday at conference OF
mine owners and railroad managers, con
corning the rates OF coal freightage ifom
the Hooking Valley aud Pennsylvania
mines to Lake ports. The Hccking VAL
ley people wanted a ditiefential OF 10
cents per ten sin their favor, as they had
last year. Five cents per ton WAS allow
ed. The rates are 90 cents per ton for
Pennsylvania coal and S5 cents for Hook
ing Valley. The coal men meet in CleYe.
land Monday to tix the selling prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Yesterday afternoon Charles osrr, a
stone mason on the p, W. & B Rail.
road, WAS struck By train at Ridley
Park and INSTANTLY killed. An Inquest
was held at Chester and q verdict Of ac
oldental death waa rendered. 0arr's
body was brought to bis lats horne, No.
218 Adams street, this city. he leaves
q wife and one child.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

NEw YoRK. March 10 --Postmas tel
Pearson. was officially notified yesterda aJ
that aa result of a collision on Union
Pacific Railway at Cotton, Nebraska, an
entire mall that was despatched from San
Francisco for New York on he 21st oil
February was destroyed. Many letters
to banks and bankers mailed on that day
and containing remit,ances In checks,
drafts and coupons have been reported SIS
missing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
. THE EVE os the BAprLE.


py-John Offering Large ODDS.
ArMEs, Msrch 9.-phe Sullivan
Mitchell! fight has drawn varied crow
oI sporting mon TO this place and IL 4
generally accepted among them tha
tne mesting will take plaos within
IortS eight hours. Sullivan has been
training here with George AoDonald
running and walking fifteen miles 4
day and making his life absolutely al.
stemious. Yesterday Phillips, Sail
vans baoker, and Arthur Magnus, the
Liverpool book maker, Arrtyed from
LONDON and Joined the party.
John BArnttt, 6nlltvan's friend and
private secretary, arrived with Jack
Ashton and Bilete Goodkin. Barnitt
brought letter from Mit,hell, making
an appointment at big town on the
iine between BoulogDe and Paris. Lite
sn's aiternoon 1t was Announosd thai
tnere haa bsen postponement until
Monday. ltwas farther declared thSt
tne hght was arranged for to-day, bat
that no news Of the result could be ex-
peoted before o lsts hour tonight.
WHY SULLIVAN Is HAPPY.
II is believed now that Mitchell raallv
Intends to fight in the ring. Sullivan
will offer to bet $500 with Mitchell or
with any on elss, and IL an even money
bet Is refused, will offer odds of 500 10
800, and II these are not taken the 800
TO 2C0. 1t is not very like thu, any
one will take the bet
Sullivan is In perfect condition, and
SEEMS impossible for him to lose,
Ever since ha has heard OF the appoint,
ment, ana thus felt convinced that Nit.
nhell wnnlh Anhf he ~.
OF the utmost goJi humor.
]. b. Angle, tho London stock broker,
Will be referee. Henry Bull (OhiDpy
Norton, the big, fat book maker, who
10 stakeholder, will not be present at
tae fight, NJ his wife Ia very Ill. The
question among the Americans to day
10 what end can Mitchell have had in
making up his mind to fight, supposipp
that he really intends to fight fair and
has no scheme In reserve. No one has
the faintest idea that he can win.
Harry Phillips, SullivAn's baeker.
since seeing the latter's condition, has
ssnt to London for a2,0GO, which he
VIII OF n to bet against $500,
Mitchsll sent word to Sullivan to b.
here At 30 this morning. an / Suni
vans representative arrived at that
time, Mitchell did not appear, bal
later 10 the day he turned up. 1t was
explained that he was suffering f.om
the effect OF aeasickness. Mitchell was
hunt9d up and discovered in hIa bed
room a, the Hotel Continental By Jack
Barnits who wanted to know, on bs
daifo OF John L. SllliyAr, what Mitchell
meant by tli6lng with the great Amsri
caa champion.
Mitchell wea snugly wrapped In
hesvy hsnnels, sud Charles & DWELL, the
walker slep: as hls guardian In little
cot beside him. Mitchell seemed in
perfect condition. Hs declared ht
really meant to fight and vowed thA
he wished 1t was all over, wdioh car
readily be believed. he was unable tt
lead Sullivan to the battle ground, bni
he hoped 10 do 90 soon.
LONDON March 9.-Ths Gnlllvan
Mitchell fight has been postpeued uni
Saturday or Monday IL will taks niao
on an islan In the Seine, near Ycruon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

HARRIsBuRa, March 9.-About five
hundred psopls witnessed fox chase
near this city TO day. The animal was
given tSopty minutes tina start OF slx.
teen hounds, but they had no difficulty
In capturing hin. Halt an hour after
his release he was run dowh and killed
The chase was given under the auspices
of the Harrisburg Fox Cub, Rhioh was
organized Inst night by the election oI
Ma, Or ETitchey ss it's president.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Stove and Heater Company have leased
the large building, No. 500 Shipley
street, and will move from their present /
location on or about the 1st OF March.
We will have large room In the sec.
0nd story to rent for storage Of house.
hold goods or other purposes ct moder.
ate rent for spaces. "A safe and conve-
nient place for storage. Apply at Z K.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Nitrous oxide gss for ,hs painless ex,
traction OF teeth. God Filings q spe
eialty, and set of teeth for So 50; best
pa; teeth filled vita silver, 75s anal
gam, 50c |; teeth c,eaqed for 75c. All
work warranted st the Gtfsee Of DR.
Honey well, 6i0 hRfket street, VII
mtnRton, Del. The doctor will remove
on the 2Sth OF March to 703 Market
street, few Goors above tho old place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

CHICAGO, March 10 Martin suee,
the paRbist, who was arrested on q
charge Of robbing q msn In Haverbill,
Mass, fAiled to secure release frC no
all on hRhsas corpus proceedings yfs-
terday. Judge Gary decided that the
warrant from Massachusetts WAS sc fl
oient, and Snee will be sent TO that
State for trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

TO ell xho Ars auIisrtKs from she or.
sars and indisosss,ous Of youth, nsrvous
weaknesa, EASILY decay, ldss os manhood,
So, will Hepd rsolpe thEt will cure
sou, EREH 0g GEAAaM. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary '
In eouth Amestos. Bend self.address.
ea aavslopo 10 tho Rev. JosRKm T.
ihNAR 6eatinn %. Nes Yo1k City.
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PRICE ONE OHNi !.


L, W. Stidham & Son sold at public
sa for Jester g. MoDssiel. a. theft
stables, ou Friday, horses a. Si65, Ste5,
Sl7i, 1907 80 SstI, S2l0. Sis7 so, SI76,
Sl4g, $3.50, $3.50, S229, 500 S2l6. S2Is,
S325 SGD 6lS6 S!1Q, S127, Si63 so Sl67,
Ss01, Sl67 so. $i21 Si56 80. Sl45 Sl3i
Sls7 20 S129. $120. Sl6), S1Ts. Sl75 ,Sl65,
tl1l, &la2 80 an average for the So head
OF horses OF &173 27-100. The sale was
well attended aud bidding brisk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

that everybody ought To know that A..
Sergeant gives a3l0 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashinR. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0peainV In the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10
List OF PaDlio saIsr.
March.

March.
IL, W. s. Mote, W. u. Crack.
IL, John T. Bendriekson N. y. lid.
49, Lyman & Foster, Oh Il tiaue hi.
10, W. Y. Warner, olty.
II, Roberta n IL 2nnami Chester, Pa,
IA, Mrs. Jos. IL. Lyman, I'll. u. Id,
u, j. Il. y idham, heirs, GhTistisna Hi.
1d, Cleaver & Nickorsan, n. u. lid.
l6, aorden & Consaay, itfaudywiae I'D.
10, john Hall, Peaeader hid.
10 and 10, a. ii. ChGndier, Brandy Hd.
10, Roberts g. HRnnum, Chester Pa.
10, furniture, los West l2th street.
u, Geo. Cochran, M. q. I'D.
IL, Todd & IIonOho. Brandy wlne Id.
~, NJ. a. Pyle, Mill UresS lid.
", Jos. II. Gould, New Castle I'd.
10. John BrAnnan hit. Onba.
10, James Mckinney, w. q. U. Ed.
l9 Proud & merriok, Oentrsville, bal.
20. Unclaimed paok ages, Ill Z. sth ct.
70. J Is. Oarpentsrt Beaver Valley, Del.
% W. Y. Warner, city.
2l, fufaIsura, 9l5 patAall street.
~, Aaron Tyson. Ohestsr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

The State Directory ID nov ready.
The prize la 81. 90.
There never waB one like 1t.
IL 10 not "BuaiDess Guide" or an
industrial Oyolopsdia. or dList o!
Salect Business Houses" It is com.
plete directory of sill the people ct all
the postuti ses IN the stnte-the evil
and the good, the inst and the unjust. :. :.
FERRIs BRos,, publishers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street With full
line OF wall paper and window ahad es
We are prepared to do work at short
notice. We would solicit call from
our friends aud the public. We em-
ploy frnt'class work men aud RuarAn tee
sAtisfaction. q. w. Evans & Co., 2Qs
West Second street.
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{ Cherry Pectoral,

ralrAElu ~ ..@
| c. aver & CO, Lowell, Mass.
|...is5 5prs. la-csi fiS hoitlcs. { n
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sHENANDoAH, Pa, March 10-sev'
er 81 arrests were mads hsFs last even,
ing and this morning among the Po.
landerS for participation In the late
riots. In every case sxcept one the evi
dsnc6 was very strong. and ths parties
ware put under bail for theiF appear
ance at court,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

Before buying carpets and oil cloths
you should not. fall to visit tho ttore of
L. +, Adair, 416 Market street, 81 he
has aided 10 his furniture business q
full line OF eArpats, aud will moi be
undersold by any other house In this
city, mot even special closing out saleP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

E. WyatS, NJ. 100 West Second street,
has purchased tho property on the
northwest corner OF Second aud Orange
streets, where ho will remove his dry
toods business on our about March 10.
AS our stock ia very large. We will begin
Q oleaEinR-out sale from this date and
VIII sell goods nj or below cost until
time OF removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
bs at the store, aud will be alad TO SEQ
her many friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-10

We have TO move to another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling what we
have ct cost We have some very nice
parlor, room and cook stoves aud dou-
Bile heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinds OF stove hardware and tinwNre
Gall ana secure bargain. The Piokels
Stove and Heater Co., 2 East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Del.
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