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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22
kPACCIE "a
OSTATNl. BELWEDERCZYk.

VNlAlN- Belly EDEkCLIk.
w pamletny wlecLor d. 20 IL
stopada !. 1880 gorstka mfodziely
W Warszawie dajac hasio do po-
wstania przeciw znienawldzonym
radon moskiewskim, zaslynqta
czynem ~bohaterskiej odwagi, ktora
mogfa byta przypfuci6 smiercia,
albo okr"pnie jszem I'd smierc'
gwsftownej meozArniumi. Niodziez
byfa swiadoma niebezI
ma jake sie narnza; IL przeciez por-
wafa sic do czynu wiedz.ona "a
pafem j mifosc'a ojczYzny.
Osmnastu uzbrojonych MILO
dzishc6w pobieg}o ciemnym VIE
czorem IA miasto, do pafacu Eva.
nego ID e | W o d Q r 9 me-, W
ktorym rezydowuf brat carski,
Wielki ksia1e Konstanty, postrach
wojska / ludnosci, postrach War
szawy i cafego Krolestwa Polskie-
go, podsnego jego dzikim radon.
Mfodziez postanow;ia pocll-
wyci6, uwiezid Wielknego ksiecia,
i tax znakomita zdobycza znpew-
mic zwycieztwo pierwszej ohwili
powstania, Il wobec grezb zemsty
cara mice W reku cennego zakfad-
nika.
Jak nugia burza wpadl, do
belwederu, wprost do komnat ksia-
zecych. Alisci Konstanty rownie
zawofany byt tch6rzem. Krew
poptynvta W kr6tkiej chwili natar-
cxywego zamachu, leez mic tyrana.
Konstanty wpadf DO kry]6wek pa
faou, i korzystajac ciemnosci
nocy, uszedt sromotnie.
Z~yciezcy ME dopieli gtowne-
60 eelu; ME mniejsza presto
okrwli sic chwafa, a nar6d zawsze
z podziwem i czcia spugladaf ma
belwederczykow, i p%rzeohowa ich
czyn bohaterski we w%dziecznej ma
zawsAe pumieci.
w liczbie oimnastu nicustru-
szonych tworcow powssania byi s..
p. W aleutyN as ierowsk i,
zrodzony ma wielkopolskiej zIemi
roku 1909 W Nadznikach pod Sro-
da.
Uczeh prawa w Warszawie,
pc siynnej na belwedcr wyprawio,
wstaplf natychmiast CO powstah--
czych szereg6w, waIczy} pod B j II
fofeka q, W krwawej bitwie pod
Groch 0 . m; po'em szedf ma
l4itwe, doslugujac sic meztwe"
wytszych stopni. Pod Szawlami
juz kapitan Nasierowski, padf ciez-
ko ranny ua pobojowisku.
Nagroda poswieceh byio osta-
teosnis tutactwo we Francyi rrzes
dtu2ich lat siedmnascie. Wr6cif
narsscie do rcdzinAej Wielkopolski
r. 1s4s, pojat "a mAi4onke panne
Filipino WlIczyhska, zwykfem
trybem wziat sic do gospodarstwa.
jake %wtusciciel pieknej w}osci,
Oozkowic pod Krobia.
Mad sedziwa gtowa zawis}y
ohmury ciezkich doswiadczsh. Ko-
lejno zabraf Bog wszystkioh bolwe-
dsrczYkow-ed lat kilku jedsn po-
zostaf Nasierowski. Starcowl osm.
dzlesiecioletniemu los podaf k;el'ch
wielkiej goryczy; wyrhylit go
b~slescia, z cichem prawego mezd
poddaniem. - Opusc't ulegajac
koniecznosei Oczkowice, j zamicsz-
kali N POZnAnlu.
J.. Pc kilku zalcdwo m~iesiacach
zfamany ME lyle laty - luta DO
wien zahartowunemu zotnierzo~ i
ME cieiyly az do pory ostatni.j -
lecz wiecej znekany raczej zawo
iami i smutkicm, 4. AZ bm. W polu-
dnie ducha wyzionaf i ten ostutni
belwedercxyk.
tzy serdecznc narodu niechaj
srosza gr6b o~s.atniego belwsder-
csykA. N,echaj spoczywa " spokoju,
ktorexo tutaj ME zaznai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22

W Chicago odbsdzie sic W
dniu 20 listopada, o godzinie 8
z rama, nabozehstwo solenne "a
fobne "a braci naszych, kt6rzy
krew swa przelali ma polach bit
wy W latach 1880 i 1871 kos
ciele sw. Wojoiecha PREY II a Pa
lima ulicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,. - 2 powodu
zwycieztwa partyi republikahskiej
odbyli tutejsi republikanie W dnlu
13 listopada parade z miot}am i,
ma znak, re wszystkie inne partye
PREY ostatnich wyborach ,,zmietli".
W SOUTH CHICAGO, W
hotelu Snydera, musia}o kr6tko pc
wyborach dw6ch n~auezycieli, ].
F. Sweet i E. L. Morse jesc pie
czone wrony, co mieli do zawdzie-
czenia klesce Clevelanda, chodzi}o
BOWEN 0 zak}ad wyborczy. Ia
gapia uczta (crow eotiag) odby}a
sic W obecnosci grona znanych
republikanow i demokrat6w z
South Chicago, ktorzy tymczasem
smacznie zajadali slomki.
JAKO OFIARA straconych
zak}adow wyborczych z~astrzeli}
sic W Hotel Royal W New
Yorku handlarz Tomasz Bots. By{
on kuzynem k%andydata do prezy-
dentury partyi xhigow, Jana
Minora Bottsa z Virginii.
DIVA PROROCKIE SkOWA
genera}a Granta spe}ni}y SIG. Po-
wiedzia} on niegdys: ,,Jest to ME
szczesciem partyi demokrackiej,
re zawsze obala skopek z mlekiem,
gdy jest pe}en." Innym razem zas
powiedzia}. ,,Ile razy partya de-
mokracka, juz ma ca1kiem OBJ
JAG panowanie mad krajem, z}amie
sobie kark ma drodze przez CORY
Allegheny prey kwestyl Gel OCH
ronnych".
PISMA LIBERALNE dopo-
minaja aie, ably zaprowadzono W
Stanach Zjednoczonych australasia
system w%ybor6w, ME dopuszczajacy
przekupstwa. Kazdy tykiet wybor-
czy ma zawieraG nazwiska wszyst-
klch przez poszczegolne partye no.
minowanych kandydatdw, g}osuja-
cy zas wykresla nazwiska tych, Ia
kt6rych ME zyczy sobie g}osowac.
Taxi tykiet bedzie przes}any kaz-
demu obywatelowi kilka dni pred
wyborami.
q po,vodu straconych zakfad6u
wzgledem Clevelanda musia} pc
wien obywatel nowojorski PREY
Park Rove" przez Gale popo}ud-
ME sprzedawa6 kasztany pc 5 cen.
tow ,,pint". - Niejakiemus Gold
szteinowi, klerkowi pocztowemu.
ME wolno przez ca}y miesiqc pc.
kazywad sic inaczej, jak z twarza
tylko pc jednej stronie golona. =
Tomasz Heily must W damskiem
ubraniu, z boslem, modnym ka.
peluszem papierosem, przecha.
dzac sic pc Broadway - a Sunset
Cox zobowiaza} sic s}owem homo
ru, re wszystkie mowy, jake Sc.
nator Evarts wyg}osi W nastepnej
sesyi, ca}kowlcie ~przeczyta. To mai
ciezszy ,,job" ze w%szystkich.
UsPOsOBIONA 20 republi.
kansku m}oda DANA z Minneapo-
lis, nazwiskiem Mary Weight, kt6.
"a zarabia ma zyc;e sprzedajae
wonne hawahskie cygara, zrobi}a
ze znajomym sobie m}odym de.
mokrata, agentem sprzedazy grun-
tow John w. Conlow, zak}ad ma.
stepujacej tresci: nJezeli Cleveland
zostanie obrany to temu dwojga
przez cztery lata, t. j. az do mai
blizszych wybor6w, ME bedzie vol.
no ze soba movie. Jezeli zwyciezy
Harrison, to wkr6tce musza sig
pobra6." Ubolewamy mad kawale.
rem; zdaje sic, re on dwukrotnie
zosta} pobity.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22
NJ. Z. Hackley
APTEKARZ tNASZ AGENT
W WINONA, MINI.
$500 NAGRODY!

Wypf"cimy pow.Asza nagro.
de ga 'Sazdy przypulok cierpienia
ma watr"be, disersyi, nieustajacego
boln giowy, niestrnwnosci, zatwar
dzenla = ktor+go b.smy ME mo-
gil wvleczyc We,ta p'sufkami ma
watr"be, z roslln wlrohionemi, je-
zeli %wskaznwki naszc scisle costa
fy wyk"nane. So II tylke z zi6t
j zawsze spr"wiaja uIge. Skorupa
p cnkru. Pudefk" DUE, zawieraja.
rA 30 pigufek, Us 25 centow. Nc.
Una i">taG do kupienia we
wnzys:kich rpteka'h. O~strzegamy
pred fal~yikatami Tub nuslado-
waniami. Pr"wdziwe jcdynie u ia
M G.. West c..
W WINONlE s~p,zedaje A.
PTEK ARR
NJ II.
Mr.. IS w. Third Str. Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-22
. BKOadway,
HANTICOKE. IA.

- The BUYERS GUIDE
~ - FTsewodn'k Kup,yqce-
go jest to ogolny
~ zbi6r potrzebnych infor-
- macyj ola wszystkich
90 kupuja drogle przedmioty
zbytkowne hub potrzebne do zycia.
JesteSmy W stanle, zaopatrzyc was
i sprzedat wan wielkie potrzebns
i nispotrzebne artyku}y do czyta-
MIA, c%hodzenia, %tahczenia, spania,
jedzenia, rybof6stwa, polowan,a,
pracy rscznej, chodzenla do kos
ciofa lub pozostawania " domu.
to " roznyeh ilosciach. Kto Chico
sig nauczyc, W jaki sposob z ta-
kich rzeczy mice jaknajwiecej przy-
jemnosci, niechaj sobie sprowadzi
ksitzke BUYERS GUIDE, kt6r.
po'}ana bedzie kazdemu, kto poils
10 cent6w ma op}acenis poezty,
pod takim adresem:
MONTGOMERY WARD g. co.
111-114 Michigan Avenue
Chicago, III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24
THIRD EDITION..



A easel. L young atl's strange miatua
ton aGd bu, oioptp,ns with q married
man hiss caus,d sensation in the neiRh
borhood where me clipping couple lived
Alexander Ee1, ree.iins at No 4S9
Brown s.rest, Philadelphia and Bertha
Grossmar, wbo.e parsLt5 live at No. SUI
North Fl4Jn street., have disappeared, TO
gether Wi'n 5000 belonging TO the girl 3
father Tie CIR. was well aware OF the
fact thS: Wei had wife and child living
at Ne. $50 Nor:n Eleventh street, but this
in novice Iterfefed with the unholy
alliance
Well il the produce commission
business and own d line horse and
wagon, waich he sold previous TO his de
parture with Miss Gresham for par "a
unknowu. Ee is abopt so years Of age,
while Miss afossman is but II. Mrs
We'll said last evening that her husband
was utterly unpriucipled and villain
through aud though. lie has not lived
with hls for tour Teen months, and pre-
viously he treated her thametully. II II
alleged that Well deserted his wife one
before .cr PEI !od Of seven months for ;
French woman, who Is now the mothe
of child as the result OF that escapade
Mrs. Wei said sRe viii have nolhinl
more to do with her her husband, but
awaiting future Developments Ia tn
present case before insttuting proceed
ings for q divorce. Mr.. Grossman sal
that he was willing to forgive his way
ward daughter and receive her back lat
his home. The city detectives have pho
togrsphs Of the missing couple and al
endeayoripg TO locate their whereabout
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

Lsei evenisE thu Social Workers oI
Bethany Baptist Uhuroh gave 40 excel.
lent uuslcsl agd literary entertainment
Ia that church 10 very large audience.
Staging by the choir opened the exer'
cisos. A duet, "fhe LsIboard Watch, !"
wigs given bE j. Widey and Samuel
Conner. A select reading WAS a!vsn by
Mites Z. sanworthi a soto By Miss Vaua
SJll0way, and D c0rnet so,U by James
Couaci. y Ilessing renditlon OF "A
NomaB's Question and Answer" wAs
eivGa by Mis- Anna Lawrence aud
John NswiiEs. A recitation was given
by sl!ss l.. BrAunFtelr, and j u Lowe
H + Lawrence, ID s Csspersol and
Kisses Wendell aud Poltes appeared il
"BfidRePs Invegunsnt" Tue enter
tainme nt was FOR the benefit Of the new
chuTch blidiuR fuud. TIE 6ocia
WORKERS will sivaa free entertainment
IN The church next Thursday evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

TUCSON, Arizona, Feb. 2S-The
WestDOund train on the Southern Pa
CHIC Railroad WAS boarded by two
matked Iaen ut STEMS Pass Station
about s 80 O'Clock last evening. After
the tram had stArtad tho men oraWled
ever the water tank, covered the enai
neer and fireman with rifi:e, and when
D mile and half from the station this
engineer was compelled to stop the
tram. Ono Of the robbers unoouy Piled
the mail and express car with the 81.
Gine from the Other part OF the train.
The engineer was compelled TO move on
O mile and a half further, when the
robbers again ordered him to stop and
.hen forced the Wells, Fargo & Go S
express nessen Ser8 TO 0psn the car,
which they rlisd O; valuEbles, but
v ishOut disturbing the malta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24
FOURTH EDITION
Ilnta.


Apollo Castle, No. 2. X. G. f., will
hold an Important meeting next Mon-
day evening.
e. l.. Rlcs has been employed TO fur.
rish plans for the new pAvilions and
Offices In BrRndywine Park.
Hr. aud Mrs. II. A. Richardson OF
Dover, have gone On a pleasure trip TO
Florida.
Hi Menderhail and wife have 70
turned from their wedding trip TO
Florida.
Grant Valentine, OF Brsndywine
Hundred, Is returning from his visit 10
California BY the Panama route.
Tho friends Of Frederick Douglass
will tender him o reception In Wash.
tngton on tae occasion of his seventy
hsst birthday, February rs, 1888.
The wife Of the lste Colonel Theodore
Hyatt, OF Chester, Pa, rscsived on
Wednesday 9 ohatk for $4,000 FROM
The Connecticut Mutual Lie Intur.
snce Company.
j. p. Doughten & Co. are making
alterations in toeir slore. The rear
portion will be extended II feet, which
sill afford total store length OF III
feet.
DIR. J. O. Mccoy sold ut public sale
On Tuesday at his farm near KirxwOod,
IL or 20 grade JeTsey cows ct on average
OF y45 per head. Twelve horses were
leo sold q. an average Of $3.50 zach.
Cards ate out announcing the mar.
risgs OF Miss Mary rs. Roth veil dnuRh.
ter Of Gideon L. Roth we'll, near Smyr
10, and John HI GAyton, OF Mount
U nlon, Pc, on Wednesday next.
Miss Annie P. Thompson, daughter
Of W. II Thompson, OF FGirvio~, near
Newark, has gone to Welt relatives In
Camden. N. j., and expects TO remain
for some time.
just before going to rresH Mr.. Fell
Ih5imer, the Economy Hall clothier,
requested us TO ray that he forget K
mention in his announcement tina. b
hAs 20 dossu knee pants tina. no will sci
for 80 cents pair.
Inviting danger Tha!s what you dt
by burning hue ordinary coal ole
Besides, you pay dearly for poor iish
as we'll. Use only Astral oil for BEE
light and perfect eafsty. u. jane
Belt, druggist. sole agent, sixth ant
Market. Grocer5 sell it.
Tons Ct coffee. Tens OF coffee. W,
will receive next Tuesday over two toni
Of the celebrated Royal Blend" coffee
which IL Etod exclusively in the l. ad
Ing hot sis OF EeG York, WeATe tn,
only house In the city who will handle
THE brand Of ccltse Crippen, 8 EAs
Second street
j. j. Peirce vii, sell tomorrow after
noon (Ssturdsy) four brick house,
Nos. 1914 West second street, 9t2 Yves
Front street, 1910 King street and Dol
Church street. Also three very deslrE
bic Dnildinz Lots, one on King street
between Thirteenth and Fturteentl
streets, and two or French street, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. Tbese properties are we'll 10
Gated ard In good condition, and well
worthy Of tho attention Of those want
ing o bone or seeking an investment
For further particulars SEQ advertise
ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

Last night iha Rsauary and wagon
house OF +. lewis Armstrong, on hi
farm, on tle road leading u Brandy.
wine Springs, and adjoining The prop.
erty OF the Ferris R5OIm SGnoo,, were
totally Gos1.oyft! by E-c Thera wat
great danger h.so OF th1 house and barn
being Destroyed, bat wish the utmost
difficulty they we've s2ved by the Neigh
bore.
All tie ia.n.a nl .ements stored in
the wager. LUGsu, tOystEer with tht
Tazors and osF:!asts. ana e larQi
quantity Of potatoes stored la TIE celia
of the Eraua-y, Together with all III
coniente, Uere cJ2.l me-.
Mr.. Armstrong cannot yet place hi
loss, hut & viii ne quite heavy. III
property Was Insured, Tine FIRE 10 euu
posed 70 have been the work OF an in
cend!ar-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

This morning the Joint committee OF
City Council and the Board OF Trustees
OF the Poor met the Levy Court aud
submitted the plans drawn by Mr..
Oarsxcll, the architect, for a new small.
lox hospital. Dss. OSle aud Draper, OF
the Board Of Health, were alec prescott,
"a was DR.. j. r Pyle, one OF tne physi-
clans In Attendance ~ the ElmshouEe.
Ar. Oers3ell stated that he had pro-
Gu rel an estima:s from Rtullder on hie
plans, aud exolualve OF the excavations
for the CELLAR and the building Of iusioe
chimney tho hos ltal world COST ~, ESQ.
Tee cellar would probably cost $500
more.
Dr. Draper said that the reason they
were asking for n new hospital was be-
cause, since the one 81 Fourth and
BroOme streets had bsen destroyed ,
t4eie was no at place 10 put patients af'
fiicted with n contagious disease. Toe
Board of Health is empowered to 10
move npv person from his residence
VINO IL III cted with . ooutagiOus dis.
eAzs II, In their cp!Bion, II Is ne sesFEry
Bat the board did not propose to send o
man TO his death, and the superinteu-
don't OF the almlbouse had sstd that the
building used ct tho ain Bhouse for con-
tagious dis. sses was net 1T 70 put n
human being 10. The beard merely
ssked place to send patients iG case
they were called upon - exercise this
authority. What was needed was q
moo ern building at = moderate cost.
DIR. Ogle stated that the building NJ
the nlmsnouEe was uuft for smRii PEI
patients, Even the stairway waB TOO
narrow almost 20 carry y man up.
DR. Pyle thoueht there was absolute
nect ssity OF hsvipk place to attend &C
folks taken With the smallpox. There
Is at prsosnt no q; building OF tit ambu
lance TO cErrs person In. One mar
he WAC positive was beut 10 his death
TOR the man cIucht cold en- his way q
the he pi,Gl, aud though he had th'
smallpox II was pneom0uiE that caused
Lis dvs,h, Taers being no suitRbl,
place Tor caring for patients, and NJ
proper ambulance for moving them, a
consequences the doctor Haid, "w,
los: 100 per cont. OF ali tue cases sen
there"
Councilman Qaiua also spoke on Ih,
necessity OF g hospital. IL being tn
opinion OF the Lsvy Court that the chi,
way IN which money could be Appre
pri lted fo- this hospital was for til
TrosteeS OF the Poor to ask for an ap
preparation sufficient 70 cover the build
ing OF the hospital
On motion Ct MIR. Hickman n cam
miitee consisting OF Eve, OF which tn
PRECEDENT should be one, was nppo' IN to-
10 conf with tins Trustees OF Toe POO
ia regard to the increase rtqriGed Tn
com ui.tee coEsiats of Mesers, GruUh
Hickman, Toy, wier and /; 1berts.
Court tnen ~ burned
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24
LAWYER Yupsloher son, 10 Hall.

Jacob Il nunti iker, q mem Der of the
Montgomery County Bar, han been sen
tenCel TO teree months imprisonment
In the Norristown prlton and 10 pay Z
line Of $500. having been convicted last
Deem her OF forging the name OF John
j Carson TO q note vi $3.50 Eunsicker
aud his counsel both appealed 60 the
court for olemency. After sentence had
been pronounced tho Board of Censors
Of tGe Bar made application for u Tule
20 have Hunsicker's name stricken
from the list OF attorneys. Tao rule
was granted. RunBicke. broke dc wn
stopped at tue resi6 nee of his pIleopeg
and allowed hin to say good. bye 10 h!l
family. The scene lie said 10 have been
Affecting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

At this mornings session of the Mu-
nlcipal Court Deputy Judge Lyman
presided. James Dennison was nneo
50 and ccstn Cor drunkenness, and Den
mis- Daley and John Armstrong 81 and
costs each for the came otfsuse. Bridget
MAloy WAS warned not 10 return TO Pc
lice Court or she would not get away
for tive nontha.
Howard Gross, c0!orsd, was az
rsigned foT the larceny Of coal from tht
W. & N. .Eailrond. 0Giosi Mcguire
tesiifsd 20 making the arrest aud Il
seeing Gross and another man going Il
the railroad and returning with coal
The other nEE escaped bas Gross wa
captured.
At the request Of Gross, Marthi
Gross, Ibis Indy fFisud," WAS csl!et
and sworn DIT her tesliMony did hin
NO good, as she testified tlh5 GTos
started from hone with another mAn &
pick coal OIL he railroad and was ar
rested before he returned.
GrCss gEve the old tSla of "simpl
carrying the coal for the other ma
and the Officer thought Ae was tn
thief Il explanation OF how hs &c
the Goa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

Since the death Of EiRlp Forrest It
is PROBABLE that No one who has essay ed
TO perform the characters which he i'm
mortal!zsG aas sucoesded in As sAtis
factory a name: IS Mr. L9uis Jsmsf
who VII. Erpees al tho OgsrR Ho1bt
this evening. BE Will sustain the roll
OF Virg:nlus, ami BE- supported nv tht
talented az trets, Miss Ha;lo Wsin
wriga', and an excellent cCmpaG;
TIE NeE YORK Journal, in speaking oi
theis Teoent Appearances Ia that city
says: Last eveelhg Mr. aud Mrs
Louis J 2uls2, cEe latter bst.er ka01n 4
the pm bic IS MAKO WgiE wright, befaI
an erg.5emsIt q week, he plsytni
Virelu.us GnG SIZE V.5giaia. Il Is
most Ge.sghtiG. Performance, take
altogether, aud the STARE have goo
cast 10 support them indosd, III;
James Is sic hast representative {
Virgins SINGS he d9A,h OF Forrest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

MONMOUTH, ILL, Feb. 2i-Thero
was "a terrific roar or explosion" Oh
Wednesday night, (which wac perceD
tb!y felt to jar the walls and windows
of many buildings in the city. The
sEy wss Il; up with what appeared 20
have bean a monster meteor on ttarop.
The dire otiOn was from southeast 10
: rorthwes The meteor passed Mon
mouth with lightning rapi5ity, and rS,-
J explos.on took place shortly lfter. Re
poita from usighbosinR towns enc "
! that 81 experienced the sNms seusa
,ipns Is to the shook and digit Of the
| visitor, hat WHITTIER it veul is moi yet
known"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

FREDERICK, Md, Feb. g-ai'
r ibinHon, q negro CT bad easHSEi
night attempted to Grinlri.iI :.
Miss Sallie Jackson Ia her ron "
United States Hotel. Ee sc'isil
vented thu Accomplishment el y
sault and Robinson was clpitM !
placed In Jail, bu, q dtspe',a J
was made 10 lynch him ~ a. =,
crowd, and there are fears itN y
teen pit will be made % tsEs lll :
Jail and hsn9 bin before uoiHIH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24
- - -
Charged Win Smuggling Opium.

wATERTowE. N. T., Feb. 24.-EPh
RAIN Gardner has been isken TO Q Glel
TO await the action Of the U. s. gEsnd
Jury on the charge OF Opium snaRgllug
His cousin, K, A GardDer, has beer
placsd In the Jail at Canton, in accord
snee with distinctions from the United
States mnrshsl, to await his examina
tion on the second charge, which hal
been postponed to March ID, by Request
.oi the defense, who ssy tina: they vii
arlng Witnesses from the Pacific coast
The ohcss selzsd week ago has beet
discovered 70 have fA'se panels ant
sides, IN which two OF the packages G
opium sslzsd could be conveyed with
out fear OF detection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

AS oil the iestlmlny IN TIA ~.
Martin O'Toole W. HlSe,s DnnLh
was In before tbs noon ltoaa, as n,
So court reconyenfd 3. 3 ge,ols n
burns Chandler, Esq ,io-umsn,,t h
ArgGmout for the pla.aaG. Hs cla,
number OF authorities md pt.vr]
several points OF law TO the ooa,t N
which de addressed the lnry HeeIl
at 3 80 O'Clock, ana vas i9!oyS
William y. SpTuans, E0, III M
Tense, who sptk Ike uptI So; ma
sfter which l. G. yEuissrlt., a
made the tnsl s.sum.at iJr Tbs n
tiff. As II IVES beIry 6 o'clock Il
he closed, the chR;Ga vas deferred n
this morning aud coGr, alle1rpsd n
that time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24
Fifth edition.


Late last night Cook. vb, :.
New Castle jail, made 4 s,,,, lsA
which BIO said that he shlppe5 y. \
Yo5 age ON the s,Arheck vs' ~ Y
morning. After the vesssl ~ 5s.' "
way he aud some others n, aada
went Into the foTecastle 10 o., .e ~
OF watsr, when the fitst ma. UNI
ordered them to come on. eaiil|
we're coming on deck lie man ~, Sl
Coax was Knocked down be m, nv .S.
and he Was also served ~ -, 1a ~
The mate had his IeVelve, d., w
was cureing the men, when 90 W
some reply and be CON msnn,S sl aa'|
him. He says that be tbsp n,r. asnif|
kniie inIo him IN ttlf dst.n.s S ~ ~
mate stepped back about liz, ny y, y, !.
opened fire. aihd
The frs; ball rrazsd Coot, ,n
the second struck his panls.s,,s ~
on the right side, stAt,erlns 49,
whiskey without injur!ps
third Z, tsred bic RICH. N. :, ~
fourth his brtaH. Cook dssin ~.
drunk aud alleges that Ia ~ \!
knife in Geli defense.
Dr.. Black says TIN. Ne do,, sA :.
slider bis wounds car ge,oug aIL
cided MOI TO probe ios TIE b,I,,s
10 day. Cook is an Irishm,s ,i.,,s
years Of aye aud sailor ~ r,oi,..
Mate Curtis Is = sta. wast youtp s,,,,
70 years old, aud has foi.sstd NJ
FOR pnm her OF years
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

The bridges acrnss the Ohrlslisnn for
the shellpo cutoff OF the P, ". q h
Railroad are rapidly nearing comp!o
ton. Tire ore below the mouth OF the
BreudyWIne will bs for a double tract
ana will have 262 feet span. The ma
sonry Of this bridge was completed On
monday. The bridge rear the pull
works Ia q slmilhr Que, with q span q
1893 feet. The tEo bridges weigh Nhout
1893 tens. The intrNotors are Coirod &
sa.iOr, Philadelphia Bridge WORKS
POttatown, Pa. The masonry work WI
done By Robert ". Gi5Eon of Phl!Ade
phia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-24

Last evening C. 8. Hurlock and Mlts
+ a. Walker were married ~ the rosl.
6enOe OF the BRIDES parents The
bridesmaids were Miss |. ard Miss L
Walker. GueSts were present from
New York, Philadelphia End Balti-
moro, and . number Of teieRramn OF
coDgrEtu,ation were received. TIE
presents were numerous and cottly.
M. and Mo. HUiluck left at / 2S u. IN.
to-day for trip south to New Orlsaue.
they will stop ut Baltimore and Wash.
iugson Gl'inR their sbience. Ga their
return the pew " -Inarris1 pair wlll re
gide IN treir new house, No. 328 East
Seventh s.ree,, thig otsy.