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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-24
BELL no TIE FRONT.
He vii. wipe out the BOG
Nuisance.

|
Some weeks ago the APPEAL
published delicately worded arti.
Gle on the dog nuisance End calling
OF nlere hants to either keep dogs
away from their vegetables or keep
the same above "high water mark. +"
Mr. Leslie Bell with a view of
meeting the demands of an aye OF
advancement. ha- ~~-A icsgo
for an eleesFs i1set iisa hict Is
fectually kseF AZ eese saer frtces
fering with t saesiEe-5 &C fsG
vegetables
When the Ssg 10 az e.--.S
ideas OF electricity attempts any
thing of thai sort, his act establishes
current cor completes the circuit"
so as 10 speak, and he gets shock
that causes him to turn & couple OF
somersaults and SO down the street
calling upon his head the scornful
laughter OF the mob by his ridicu-
lous attitude. This invention was
made in Chicago to Eli long felt
want and is founded on strictly
principles. 1t will be here
in few days ard placed where 1t |
will do the most good.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-24

Mexican 4 10
Gould & Curry o.
Best g. Belcher-4
Con. Cal. & Va -l0t
Savage 30
Hale & N0rcross-7t
Yellow Jacket-5s
Belcher-4 7j
North Belle Isle-3 %
Alpha Is
Sierra Nevada %
Exchequer-i 10
Seq. Belcher-2 s.
Oyerman-l so
Caledonia-45c
Silver Hill-50c
Julia-45c
Bullion 40
Crown Point-5s
Unioa-3 45
.Andes-l 36
Bodice so
Challenge-5t
Utah j 45
Scorpion-65c
Mt. Diablo-34
Navajo
Kentuck-2 81
Eureka Cong
Imperial So
ConSdence-30
Nevada Queen
Chollar-3 50
Potosi-3 60
Baitimore-S3c
Mono-l 60
Weldon Zoe
Peer less-2 b
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-24
Advice Sc R.s.Aoec ;

Mrs. Winslow'B Soothing Syrup
should slsyays &c used for children
teething. It soo.hos the child, soft
eng the gums, siisys all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy
Tor disryheea. twenty-five cents s
bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-24
Professional Eaig Nurse

OEers her services to the ladies
OF Carson City and vicinity. I'D
dress through postofice.
HEs. s. CoLs.
rs q Il Carson {
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-24

New waeeleR * xviisen. No. 8.
Sewing Machines TO rent.
Machine oil, needles ard attach
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-24

HEyTy-- Morphine Eabis Cured II Ic
a6Ha{ss9g 70 ~ days. No pay til cured.
W AOSIA d. J. stsphsD,. Lebanon. =.
Ella IL
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incnt9.
At Pine 1. Summers, Main ST..
Opposite tbs Depot. maya, I'm
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14

Fox & Symons
Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plste lnstan
taneous process.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14
DIVINE SERVICES
At the Tabernacle Oh Sunday
Afternoon.
ELDERS GREER AND HARRIS.
Gods Work Will Prevail The
Saints Must be Fat hful-
Etc, Etc.

There was large attendance at the
Tabernspss on Sunday afternoon. The
choir and congregation opened the ser
vices by singing:
Sweet is the work, my God; my King,
TO Praise Thy nsme, give tbafks and king
10 snow Thy love by morning light,
And talk OF all Thy truths at night.
Elder James a. Watson then offered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14
N When Re- Consignee

Reed. Fro -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14

AN excellent line of Ladies' Ribbed,
Balbriggan, Jersey and Gossamer Un-
derWear at Simon Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14

l FootstOol
l Package Pictures
Il Foot Ball
Z Shawls
8 Packages Umbrellas
l Scythe
l Spath
4 Child's Rocking Chair
/ Child's Wheel Barrow
2 Drum Sticks
2 Bdls Binding Irvine
2 Curtain Hangers
Is Empty B Xes
u Bdls Bedding and Blankets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14
The following articles to be sold {:

| l Bar Bullion
l Box Glass
10 Bars Iron
l Fee Timber with Irons att (
Lot Kegs fallen down
4 Valises
9 Sacks Sundries
l Sack Dried Fruit
Baskets SHndries
l Pasteboard Box Sundries
1 Rubber Coat
Is Busters
Is OvereoaIs
3 its Stove Pipe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14

5 Boxes Ore
Redwood Plankg
5 Sacks Ore
Box Groceries
l Box Crockery
2 Boxes SundrieS
2 Boxes Empty Bottles
2 Empty Egg Cases
/ Roll Carpet
4 Sacks Sugar
Bale TWiue
l Box Rock
l Mattress
l Trunk Personal Effects
l Brake Iron
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
-ss-se-s
Tho sueetebt aIrI in school,

"she's the sweetest girl In school"l
entb usiastically exclaimed one young
eiss TO another. rs they passed dOw0
the street together. "Ejtth Is 80 kind
and gentle, and unaslhsh, every one
likes her. And she has lovely golden
halr and pretty eyes Isn't 1t @ pity
her com plexion is 80 bad 1t spoils he,
looks. Ard then she has such dreaifa
h cad sches"i The girls skipped along,
bat It happs sned that Edith'a mother
bad heard whit they said. It set her
thinking. What could be done for
head achts aud the Rough, muddy com
p.extou. that WAS puoh 0 trial to hti
gentle daughter? She recalled whsi
he had read OF DIR. Plercs's G1ider
Medical Discovery, ard on the spur o
the moment she slipped into druE
store and fought . supply. Eiith I !ol
1t faithfully, with the result thSt 1
c'saIei her disordered blood, relieve.
he read aches, made her skin soft, fat
and resy, and now she is rot orlJ tn
sTestest girl In SCHOOL," but the mos
beautiful.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
hasy to be sl,s,a ken.

An Incident occurred on King street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, this
morning, which shows how easy 1t 10
for = person 70 be mistaken. A woman
stopped ut n stand TO purchase some
smoke herring, and was very cond-
dent that she had taken q silver quarter
OF "a dollar from her purse and laid II
on the stand. When sbe came to look
II was not there, aud she accused the
boy Of taking 1t. The poor little fsl-
low, conscious OF hts innocence, pro.
tested that he had not seen II, but the
woman oontinu ued to scold him and be
commenced TO cry. Several other women
stopped, and upon learning the Allea ed
ca ase, also chimed in and told the boy
what an awful thing 1t was TO steal and
then tell lie about 1t.
A strong. minded woman recon- % on d =
ed the one who had lost the quarter to
remain 10 front OF tho stand and tell
every one who came along that the boy
had robbed her OF . quarter, and in this
way boycott him. A gentleman, who
was On interested listener, feeling sure
from the boys action that he was not
guilty, Induced the woman to make q
search, when lol tho quarter was found
10 her basket, just where shs had drop
PED Is. THIS incident net only show
bow easy 1t is for a person to be mi
taken, but sbonld also be . lesson not t
b. too hAsty In accusing another.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Fifth edition
when suIllvsn .,-..


% %Bosros, Mass. April %, tssa
great rsception which Ro.,oc ,ooo'-
were preparing for John I, Vu snl,,
pia arrival has been po,tnana.' m ,,,,'
nothing Of D formal ustn,s tpOnea ,,es,
place until the latter part Tai ~
1--WE had . band and oo,oh., :,
geged," said Harry PbiII,n.'
aent ' when Il seemed proSah,. N
Sullivan would got in on S,va S"nas
paid them and told them tbsv 1a.
come. 1t woald give ths ~ ~
OF Boston too much Of a ahncS oa y
band playing on the s,rests dr., ~
eabbsth. I have Chartered ,. su',u
90 down and meet the Oa;slori.
% she is sighted. Two a, ,h.
die1 people will bs on board.
% possibla We shall bu,tIs A a
ashore and take him to ,bs hom. ou
father on Parnell street" '
| "Wkat then?"
"He will rest up for d,vm,
about Wednesday or Tbu,.s.
shall give him a banqus, Al tbs h
House. We shall ask M,,o, an
preside. aud send inylt,tIon,
ernor Ames and member oi ~
lAture TO attend. Itw.llbeaH
that will make Boston howl
"Will Sullivan Rlve any exhl
In publie2"
81 can't say yet, tbcu,b
some time. II at ali. He NV
for money, and will res, uutil
Rlish slugsers come over. Then
for music"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
severe treatment ofA MORMON Uon-

N0EHs
The Mormon Missionaries who have
been trying TO "evangelize" the country
people In portions Of West Virginia have
not met with q cordial reception from
many Of the natives. nor have their occa-
tional converts become objects Of popular
veneration. Among the districts In
which these missionaries have been at
work" says q special TO the New York
World, ''is that OF Yellow Creek, in Cal
houn county. They made several con-
verts, when the people became indignant
and ran them out Of the county. Several
of the converts remained after the mis-
sion aries left and the citizens began TO
threaten them with all sorts OF vengt ance
John W. Metz, one of the converts, re
ceived several threatening letters order
ing him 10 leave. Metz instead of leav-
ing the neighborhood, rented another
farm and was preparing to move. when
on the night before, the house he was to
occupy was burned down, and letter
tackled on the fence In which the writer's
threatened TO burn every house he tried
to occupy. Metz was stubborn and de :
termined to remain and secured another
house, which was also burned the night
before he was to move In II. He failed to
get another house for some time, the
owners being afraid their property would
suffer, but 1t last he succeeded, snd was
preparing to move again when that, too
was burned, making in all three houses
! within q few weekf The officers ap-
pear to have n clue TO the perpetrators,
who now threaten Metz with death If he
does not leave. There we're number oi
other alleged Mormon converts IN the
neighborhood, but they have all been
frightened of or ran out Of the oour ty,
There does not appear to be disposition
to lun down the perpetrators OF these
outrages."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
nzr. BlNines R.cspt on IN a


ROME, April 90. MIR. Blaine
In Rome nearly three week, aao
turn from an extended tour in n
Italy After q fortnight in M
vicinity his party made q carrll
ttlll farther South. Their stAy N
which ended yesterday, has N
ofintereet and activity. Mr Bl
explored the city and suuJ|
from the mouth OF the TIbsr \
Mountains.
From the day OF bis arrival h
he has boan the object Of mark
tion and hospitality, no, only 4
Americans sojouininR here, h
eminent Italians. He bshaI
honor Of being invited to priv
enoe with the King 10 ihs
palsce, and on he tucceedlug
The ladiss OF his party, toL nd
ceptlon BY the Q1een.
He was q 30 resolved bJ ,he
was preseDt At Two Ceremonial
Vatican These attentions d
quent here TO unofficial ped
have creAtsd no little talk 4
socieiy. I saw him yesisrdI
Hotel d Europe, on tia relurn
ins the Italian Derby run,
heard OF CoDkliug's death, bua
very courteously t, speak %
ject which might be given
Interpretation In certain cir
looked very pale ard carevor
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
HAIo OF COWS,

Il. l. Robert will have another tale
OF cows on his farm near VillAge Greer
Pa, on Monday next Ths junior
mem Der OF the firm OF 5tidham q Son
10 going up, and he is very anxious TO
have several residents Of our olty or vi.
einity to accompany him. Roberts
Al ways selects good stock, and thote
who purchase may secure bargains
Cooley q BALDWIN will o so have a
sale on the same day, At Booths Cor
ner, OF Cumberland County fresh COWS,
which some prefer to the Lancaster
County stock.
Chem Il Nickle will have q large
sale Of swine at West Chester, Ps., on
the tame day.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
rna Kmpsrar,s Condl,len.

BERLIN, April 20.-The following
bulletin Was issued ut 9 O'Clock this
morning;
"The Emperor passed q good night.
His fever has decreased, aud his respi-
ration Ia on the whole good. His gen.
ersl condition 10 improved.
LONDON, April 20,-A despatch 70
the EEohAnge Telegram N Company from
Berlin says that an external ulcer has
developed on the neck OF the Emperor,
Two internal absoesses are clearly visi
BILE.
A despatch s,nt from Berlin this af
ternoou says that the Emperoi's fever
10 further diminished and his general
condition more satisfactory. DR.. Mac
ken zle considers that the Emperor Il
suffering from q mild attack OF py Bmia
Yesterday he inserted an aluminium
tube, II being lighter than the silvel
one which the Emperor wss using.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Found in a OanriX.

Yesterday afternoon while Martin
BeAle was walklpg in the vicinity OF a
quarry on the farm Of the late William
Thatcher, In this Ninth ward, he noticed
. small OBJECT that appeared altogether
out OF keeping with tho surroundings.
The object was wrapped In n calico
aDron aud . newspaper. Upon exam.
lining the contents, Mr. Beale found 1t
1t be u female child Which had evident.
u only been bora short time. Mir
BeAle ~ once telsphoned to the coroner
who went aud procured the body. The
body is very smAll, aud does bot pre-
cent any marks Of violence. Tae ooronel
Is endeavorinR to procure evidence fol
an inqueet, which Will be held on Mon
day next.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
For cArps,s-Crsnor 8 Co.
Death in ths ElAmsaI

er. LOUIS. April % "A hi
Rnttod the Bethel Home, q d
house, last night. and caused
several lives. The b1lldlni
stories high.
The fourth fl ior was hlltd I
white men, while forty COloH
were asleep on the tiit1 hlor.
which is believed to have bsdl
cendiary origin, started uad.I
way OF the second tiIor
men were In q drunken Y
aroused by the Il smes "
Their exit was cut Of frCnn
and they hnd 10 slide ~
which Bill Anthony, q nsg
the nlth story. There w
acram bic for the rope, And
came out Of the vindo.
ciothlng on Are. John
night wRtohmap, Alter
alarm, heroioslIy saved a
cripple. bringing the sung
down the rops. raree
have been tshe1 from Inei
Eos known how many pefl'n
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Harm.nu mlll IMPROVEMENTS

W. II. Solalley, who purchased the
HARMONY mill property in MN Greek,
Is making various Improvements as
we'll as striving to accommodati the
farmers In the vicinity with lumber,
coal, fertilizers. etc Through his
Fl jrts postcftice has been established,
AID we may expect to see other faCili-
tles for trade Introduced IS soon az cir.
oulnstnEoss will Wsrfans. We hope
the mill will evsntuslly be rebuilt, as d
then shops OF different kinda will ra
turaIly follow. There is no better plac,
liza the County for develop nsnt, mud .
prospectIve fortune for the owner.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Death Of = FORMER wilmipgtonian.

Mr.. 9. =. OorIon, q former resident oil
this city, died on the 9th Of this month.
at Nassau, Bahama Islands, aged so
years. Mr.. Corson left this city abou,
80 yehrs ago and went to Charleston,
South OarolinA, and after being there
fer some time went to Nassau, where
he married On estimAble lady, and hA,
resided there ever since. Last February
he came to this city for his health, and
after being under the care OF one Of the
most sklllful practitioners for foul
weeks, started for his home on Marcf
1st. He leaves q widow and ont
daughter In Nassau, aud q sister Ani
1iBter-iD-lAw in this city.
On sccount of the climate Bis frnerA
took place the next day after blA death
and was largely attended The de
ceased was prominent Mason, havipI
taken the highest degree In that order
and In addition to the religious service
the ceremonies presGribeO In the Ms
sonic ritual were observed as the hous
and ~ the grave As token of the II
spect aud esteem In which he was held
the fIgs on the veseels In the bsrbo
and a. n number Of places on shol
wefa displayed at half mast,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
THIRD EDITION.
a Brutal Assault.

yssterday sftern noon FIanois n. Dun
can. oity dog catcher. WAS arrested By
Gons,Able Dillon on . warrant Issued
hv aouirs Monaghan for assault and
hstterv. The complaint Was made BY
MA .iulis Ball. The trouble was all
over a dog. A preliminary hearing took
MACE btfore Squire Monaghan last
svenipg. It appeared from the evidence
shst the dog catcher resides In the - me
non "a with Mrs Boyle, who is q widow
with two smAll children. No. 605 Chris
Nana atreet. One Of the children owned
n aoo which had not been registered.
Dunoan also owned dog.
Yss,erday the dogs got into fisht,
.rd nnon the return Of Duncan he at
onca ~ hscame in an angry mood and In.
formed Mrs. Boy le that ne would snoo'
the dog. Mrs. Boyle at once sent nef
young son aud had the dog registered.
This seemed to irritate Duncan, and DC
Al once proceeded to aBaault Mrs. Boyle
by hitting her in the left eye, thereby
Telling her to the floor. Not satisfied
with this action he endeavored 70 kics
her. bat WAS prevented by his wife
After hearing the evidence the Justice
bound The defendant In the sum OF S2O'
TO appear before the Municipal Court.
Al the court this morning Mrs. Boy Il
appeared in . pitifIl condition, hei
eve wns black aud she was very ner'
yous. Her testimony showed the bru'
tAlity OF the assault.
Alter hearing her evidence, the judg
said that from the evidence OF the plain
tiff he considered It q very sRgravate'
assault. He said there was no earthl,
excuse for 1t. While not polioe ON
cor, he had certain rights as "do
catcher" "You have appeared here 4
a number OF cases which you ha
arrested, by what authority you mad
such arrests is unknown. You have n
authority to make arrests. for J on 81
not appointed to that position. l Col
slider it . cowardly act, even II tt
plaintiff had used language to you thi
was objsctionable; IL was your duty
get out OF bearing, and not cowardl
assault her. Under the ciroumstanc
Twill 6ue you $40 and costs, end yC
will stand committed In the custody
the chief Of police until 1t Is paid"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
wiiliam N. nlnamors rlsan.

NEW YORK, April 20 William b.
Dlnsmore, president OF the Adams Ex,
press Company, died at $50 D. IN. TO.
day at his residence, No. 500 Fifth
avenue. He was born In Boston In
1910, aud has been connected with the
express business since 1841. He was
popular socially and probably no man
ia New York was better knoW Wn in bust.
ness circles. He Was director OF the
Az erlosn Exchange, the MadisJn
Square Bank and had large railroad in.
tsrests. He had suffered for several
months with An Affection OF the liver,
from wbioh he died.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Large Eggs,

Mrs. Keys, Of New Castle, sent to oui
Office this morning. one OF the largest
duck eggs that ever came under our no
tioe. l, measured seven inches around
one way and Line inches the other
enough to make breakfast for one.
We were also shoEn three monste
eggs lay ed by the hens OF Isaac B. Jes
ter, who occupies the Talley- -emi,l
farm, in New Castle Hundred, whicl
measured s inches by So; 7 inches b.
", md by ~ tbs men ara 8 oros
OF the Brahma and piymoush Ropk.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

Tho widow Had to GO,

1t was after bitter fight lasting sew
eral weeks that ex- sssemblyman John
II. Winant suct eeded In securing his ap
poin .ment as stmaster at Hack ensack,
N. j., in place of Mrs. Emma W. Berry
the widow of Captain Berry, veteran oi
the war. One hundred and fifty leading
Democrats backed Mrs Berry's claims
but the Endorsement Of the Democratic
County Committee and of Senator Nc
Pherson pryved stronger support, ant
Mr.. Winant got the place when tn,
widows term OF office expired.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

A Cleveland gentleman, who has
just returned from Florida, says that
things down there are very pleasant,
but that even Florida has lis draw
backs. II stopped at one of the hotels
from Saturday night until Monday
morning." he said, "and was handed
bill for $55." "Take that back,
young man." said, ''and tell them at
the desk that am worth more thar
that" WAS considerably chsgrined
over the fact that the hotel proprietor
had limited my earthly possessions to
S55
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Personal.

Mr. B B Herbert Of Indianapolis,
Ind, publisher and editor of the
National Editorial Journ alist, WAS In
town to day and stepped in the REPUB'
LICAE offioe.
DIR: l. Fl. d. Eoowles, formerly of the
Breafwater Light Of LeWss, Del, was
In the city TO dsy.
t. Is. Merritt. formerly host of tbt
European Hotel, together with his " lie
is visiting friends in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
startling Uourt so'9

NEW YORK, April el,-ln l
General sessions io-dAy llslo
al scenes of intensely dFinl
enacted. Fred B. House, u
for sam Smith Brewster ,l,,,, ias
derer of Ebenezer Wllil7
rigorous and tearching crS', S.l
oil a Wines, tell TO the r'O1
tack of heart disease III
When Fred Beimon'l =
who attempted suicide %
pen on January II, va, pi
sentence he begged Pi'tg.
the robbery Of which D. ..a
W hen Recorder smyI. !. n
ls years at bard laog,, H. 4
kuees at the bar aL4 ~S
away. -, Su
sentenced Mary Gifon w.
months for robbery ,s il' A.
declaration OF innocence
floor in a dead iaia'' j
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
RrmnrA OnbAn unriaing.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla April 90
Rumors have reached here Of an emeute
in Cuba caused by the action of the Gov
ernment IN proclaiming four provinces
Pinar, d. Rio, Villa Clara and Havana
under martial law Great disturbances
are supposed to exist, and as the cable is
under TIE Censor's control no reliable
news can be oh aimed IL has been re
ported that three Havana newspaper
nave been suppressed, and also that th'
Madrid Government would remove Gen
Gtal Marin at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Mr. PanaIston III.

BERLIN, April 20 Mr.. Pendletou,
the American MiniIter while making &
q trip 20 Wiesbafen yesterday, wac
stricken with apoplexy. He wss taken
to the hospital Rt WissbSden, where be
now lies, slightly parsls zed on one
side,
The condition Of Mr. Pendleton has
eonstiernb Improved riucs bis al
tnissios tu the hospital. 4 complete
recovery IL expected.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
A. "a. r, vonferoucs.

The 76,h annual session of the Dela-
ware Annusl Conferences OF the Union
American NJ II. ohuTch, comprising
Delaware and parts OF Pennay ylyania
aud Maryland, will bs held In the
church on French street, near Twelfth,
Blehop Williams will pIssile and will
bo Hssipted by Bishop Hutonins, OF
Connecticut Tha session Will epen
next "Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock,
and will CLOSE the folio wing Moa1ay
Iegsuirg with n conference suuper. gnt
last sesslon was held In this ctr.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21

WLIIAMsPoRT. April 20.-A large
OIL can w-ioh had been left standing in
a iourth' story window Of the Hei! N an
furnit-rs establishment wag acct
dehta.'g puzzled cut to day. In Its de-
scent It stuck the electric light wires.
The cu'tsnt iguited the ell in the can
winch ezp.oded with report thai
alarmed tie neieL borhood. The broker
'fa2men Of the metal were hurled IL
every direction,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
u1o0n Iy,th ,,ou,nnper -

PARIS April 2o.-This evesing about
aitseu hundred stuisnEs assembled in
the Latin quarter and marched TO the
Hotel du Louvre. shouting "Down
vita BJulapgeI "Down with the Die
tatoIl" They came in'o collision with
oroWd OF Boulaneerists and were
driven into'tbe bOulevAris in disorder
ReasgembllpE. they attacked the BCu.
lAngerlst newspaper off oes.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
DIED

BOOTH Josephine Booth, AGED "a yeGrT.
Relatives and friends are reip' cliully In
vlted TO attend her funeral from the resi-"
dence OF her husband. lSI IN Srd Bo tn, No.
1 East stoond street. on Monday,at8 8 O'Clock
d m. lnterment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
rAYLoA-9n April 20. John Taylor, aged
to years.
Relatives and frionds ars respectfully In
vited to attend his fuperRl ton his late
residence, no. qls jeff rson 'tfeet, on MOD-
day. April 2a, a. o'oitcE y. m. Internet
at Green hlll osmstery
Daily Republican., 1888-04-21
Indiana for Harrison,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 19--Con.
veutiops were held Ia each Congress
sionsl district In Indiana to-day for the
selection of delegates to the National
Republican Convention. The contest
In some OF the districts bet ween tbs
frieDdG Of General Harrison aud JudRi
Gresham was very bpirited, but the vic
tory for General Harrison Was sweep
ing. In some dlstricta there was nj
opposition to him, aud In all OF then
except one the delegates chosen wer,
instructed for MIN.