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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

each party worked under a diSadvan-
tage. The Republicans lacked organiza-
ton and the Democrats had factionai
quarrel on their hands. The aggregate
vote of neither party will be accurately
known for two or three days yet. There
fore it is not possible now to judge how
far these influences operated. Until
data for a more correct judgment can be
obtained it Will be fair to assume that
they neutralized each other.
So far as can be discerned at this mo-
ment the tariff agitation had but little
influence in the canvass. This is not
surprising. The only Louisiana indus
try, broadly speaking, which is likely to
be affected by the tariff revision asked
for this year is. sugar growing. The
Mills bill makes but slight reduction in
duties on that commodity, while most Of
the Republicans outside of Pennsylvania
seek to have the import either lessened
one-half or swept away altogether. The
Republican policy, 1t is true, is more
favorable to the planters than that of
which the tariff gives the sugar grower
the form of a bounty, by the Republi-
CCill plttIl. Dul III StutlIlt
the reduction proposed would all fall
upon the planter. These facts, how
ever, We're probably not brought out in
the discussions on the stump in that
state, SO that the tariff could scarcely be
considered an issue at all in the cam
paign just closed.
As no Republican ever hoped that
| Louisiana could be wrested from the
Z I l. Il
| or presidential canvass, nobody will be
disappointed at the outcome of the cleo
ton. louisiana is not one of the states
which the Republicans expect to carry
| 1888 on account of the tariff agitation.
Its Industries are not sufficiently diversi-
fed to make it interested iii the tariff
| question except as to sugar. The Repub-
licans will probably carry Virginia this
year for president, however, and their
chances in West Virginia and Tennessee
are good
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
WHITE HOUSE BARGAINS
FOR
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
FOR

Another large invoice Of ladies silk wraps
will be ready for inspection on Monday morn
ing, This new assortment includes all the
latest styles and novelties just imported.
Prices will be genuine surprise bargains.
IN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
We will offer great variety of new camers
hair suitings, Sc inches wide, at SIC yard,
well worth 6oc This department offers
special drives in collection that cannot be
surpassed, Of woolens, silks satlns, velvets and
trimmings of all qualities.
IN DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
we place on sale two new lots of dress ging-
hams at 3 and sc yard, regular price Is
and II &c.
Asplendid assortment of children's torchon
lace collars at &c, every one really cheap at
double the price.
New carpets, mattings, rugs, olclothS, I'm
olums, curtains, window shades, and every
thing in house furnishings.
We can only name few of the many bar
gains Just received from New York, all
bought by our sure enough resident buyer
I(Mr 1nnes).
Get prices from all other houses then come
to us and be convinced that 1t pays to trade
at the WHITE HOUSE of
INNES & Ross,
11e TO 100 MAIN STREET.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
THELoUISIANA ELECTION.

Globe-Democrat.
The expected has happened in Louisi-
ana. The Democrats have carried the
state apparently by from 1000 to 10000
majority. To permit comparison to be
made between the election just held and
the recent elections for governor and
president, the following figures are Civ
en-, the majority on Tuesday last being
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

1t is earnestly hoped that the Republicans of the
Conunty will see that we have thoroughly repre-
sentative convention. W. +, EUTCHlNSON
Chairman Republican Central Committee.
J.-R. KING, Secretary.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

South Carolina has new sensation.
Mrs. Eliza A. Gardner, of Union county
has announced herself candidate for
the office of school commissioner. In
her address to the voters she asks their
prayers as well as their ballots, and
promises, if elected, to give 5000 worth
of school books to the poor children of
the county. In Kansas such induce
ments are not needed. The Carolinians
don't appear to be the least bit senti-
mental. The idea of woman needing
to buy votes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

A delegete convention of the RepuocsSnIs o 81
Kansas will be held in the city of vienna on I'M
cav II May 1883 at the hour of II o'clock NJ loI .ie
election OF tour delegates and four alteTnaie3 70 He
National Republican convention TO be heia IN = ~
cago June 19 1888. Also for the nomination VI Nv"
Also a delegate convention Of the Republicans %, on
Kansas will be held in thecity OF Iopeha, Oh NJ
95b day of july 1885 at the hour OF l. CIOSA Ms
for the nomination of candidates for
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer of State
Attorney General .t
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Delegates to the conventions meh1oLed i 81 al
shaIl he elected by county conventions auly caire
Nv the several county Republican committees, vi,
der euch rules and regulations as NAV p ia -,
Trescribed The county conventions 70 oc ~, ,, ~
tarthan NAV 1855 The basis OF appOrtloliIIielit
daIoostee 70 said state conventions VIII be' one
delegate and one alternate 10 eacn w HoSe - a..
TiIn6fby cCarthy for auditor OF state NoS
Ies; or fraction Of 30 or more votes one
- ono alternate each viii I've allowed 10 an ciol
tentzed counties and counties organizer silce So
$ is5f Delegates are apportioned 10 the stFeial
follows. TO-Wt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

Henry Irving played Faust in his own
London theater, the Lyceum, Saturday
evening, and afterward made a little
speech. The devil has been on his
wanderlngs about the world" he said,
land has noticed no change in the quail
ty of mandkind. We come back with
excellent impressions of our American
cousins, and are glad to know by the
eloquent evidence of your kind approba-
ton that during our absence time has
not abated the good feelings you have
always shown towards us Irving
was doubtless Inspired to make the re-
marks credited to him by the recent dia-
tribes of Mathew Arnold, who thought
to hit popular chord among the Brit
tons by carricaturing Americans. The
effort was too much for Arnold, though
Irving still lives.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

The death of Jacob Sharp, the investi
CATION of charges against Governor Hill
of corruption and abetting election
frauds, and the brewers strike that
threatened beer famine, the Troy Chief
take to be circumstances indicating that
Albert Griffin has been getting in his
work in New York in good shape. If it
be true that the occurrences mentioned
are the result of Albert's assiduous la
bors in the east, it would seem to indi-
cate that he has no time, and presum-
ably less inclination, to monkey with
such transitory things as delegate to the
Chicago.convention; leastwise that's THE
way it strikes us just at this present.
However, it must be allowed that Albert
would come nearer representing all
shades of opinion in the convention as
any other man, if he could be induced
to 60
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

1t is said to be poor rule that Won t
work both ways. The flight of default
ing American bankers to Canada has
become SO monotonous of late that there
is feeling of relief in the refreshing
announcement that a defaulting cashier
Dakota in safety. He brought over to
the United States about $4,000 Of the
banks money-a small sum, compare
lively; scarcely enough to pay interest
on the large sums taken from this side
over there, but it is a beginning, and a
little is a prodigious percentage upon
nothing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

The total value Of exports of beef and
hog products for the five months ended
March 81 1888, was $50, 457, $50 against
S36.41S, S67 during the same time in 1887.
The value of the exports of dairy prod
ucts for eleven months ended March 81,
1888, was S10,370, sol against $3.50, 1913
for the corresponding period of 1887.
The total value of the exports for do
mestic breadstuffs for the nine months
ended March 81. 1888, was 500, $40, 1873,
as compared with $119,671, 1881 for the
same time in 1887.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

The st. Paul Globe announces in great
head lines that the United States senate
is sure to be Democratic next year. ''be-
cause all the Democrats lack Of ma or-
ity. is one" That is said to be all st.
Paul man lacked Of holding four aces
the other day when he lost $500 at poker:
and that is all the Twin cities lack of be-
ing triplets. The Globe is entitled to a
chrome for this startling discovery
about the small Republican majority in
the sonata
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

lation and of prudent government. /
they succeed IN their attempt they vii
render an important public service. The.
are really the conservative guardsmen
the treasury.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

The demonstrations made over General
Boulanger upon his appearance in public
in the French capital seem to indicate
state of popular feeling at least favorable
to coup d'etat on the part of the hero
of the day if he should desire to place
himself at the head of restored empire.
The present situation in French politics
is certainly a strong test to Boulanger S
patriotism as well as PERSONAL ambition
That he IS actuated in large measure
by the latter cannot for moment be
doubted, though if he expresses his real
sentiments he only aspires to be presl-
dent OF the republic. A very few days VIII
doubtless develop what is in store for the
French people-whether their ruler viii
continue to bear the name of president,
or assume the title and functions OF
dictator
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

FIRE. reefInf-g etzsr cas- az sov -1nni,;
on al trains CA ths G. X & y. rsil~sy.
.ftoex issznsf Rozfs h<ssret GAIA
Tof~kA. A2A1as Gil. ~ seseSL. CS-1Az2
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

The grave of Alexander 81. Stephens is
still unmarked by any monument, and
the Augusta Chronicle again appeals TO
the people of Georgia to do something
about it. Mr.. Stephens was perhaps the
brainiest man Georgia ever produced;
nor can it be denied that he was ever
loyal to the best interests of his state.
But much of the time he occupied the
position of vice-president of the Confed-
eracy he was not enrapporte with the
prevailing, animating sentiment of the
south, and the Georgians being intensely
southern recollections of the past
initiate somewhat against the monu-
ment scheme for the dead statesman.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
new . salmon E,onp.o . u..l.

Passengers on the ferry from Vancouver
were treated 70 q novel and rather excit
In 6spoetacle yesterday morniug Jus.
IS the boat was approaching the Oregon
shore Q salmon was ieen pursued by q
seal. The dsh swan near the surface,
and although evidently putting forth It's
best 90 deavors the seal kept close behind
~. The hsh In its terror frequently
leaped from the water, but all its doub
lines and turnings were in vain. Tho
seal followed In | 8 track like blood
hound. The passengers became quite ex-
cited watching the race, and every one
wished 10 see the salmon escape its pur-
suer. At length the boat drew near, but
the seal Was too intent on It's prey, which
was almost within Its grasp, to pay anyl
attention to the boat or the passengers,
but just as 1t was about to seize the
lalmon the latter made leap aud landed
GA the apron Of the boat. A cruel, hard
hearted member Of the toat's crew cap
tured the exhausted hsh, and, instead OF
restoring it TO the water when safe dis
tance from the seal, sold II 10 q farmer.
II is well known that seals and sea lions
prey on palmon. but It Is seldom that such
a scene as that above described is wit
messed. Portland OreRonian.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

An epidemic Of cells prevails In
Wiusted, Conn. The lake iron which
the village obtains It's water supply
seems to be full Of the squirming
creatures. Many times during the
past few months they have got into
pipes and have caused much trouble,
but they have made ne organized at
tack upon the village until now. With
In a week no less than a dozen water
pipes have been cloggei, necessitating
the services Of plumber. Several Of
the pipes supply manufacturing con.
Germs, and the annoyance resulting Is
therefore most serious. When the frs!
stoppage occurred, year ago, the
people were much perplexed, and the
concern whose pipes were blocked
spent much time and money In trying
to solve the mystery before tho pipe
was disconnected and a Jumbo Gel was
extricated Now, when there Is any
trouble, the men at once begin to hunt
for cells.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

At she time when Columbus started
Ia teaF1h OF Ihs New World, nearly
every men, NomSn and chilS In En-
rope injected that there was no New
World to discover. When 10 came back
Gro Ened with HuccsaS, large pEOpo. =
tt0n OF these good psople adhered 10
lheir theory; and II they we're alive TO-
day many OF them would doubtless In
sist sLas America had no7or baen dis.
covered ~ all. A man will eive up
any thing In the world n ore readily thSn
= paB theory. For example, look 81 Il 0
who Utill maintain that oar
sumption lie inourable. DR., PisEoa's
Colder bojicAl Discovery has CURED
thousands upon thousands OF oAses, and
will care Thousands more, but these
people can't give up their point. Never
theless the "DisoOVery" will cure al y
case OF consumption, II taken In time.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
Used the Oven As n NSsa.

A hen owned by Mrs. Treacy, Of
New Durham, n. J., which had long
used an idle stove oven as q nest, en-
tered the oven on q day when the
owner intended using the stove, and
while she was absent gathering wood
with which to fire up. The story goes
1t Is told by the N. Y. Timesl that
Mrs. Treacy on returning closed the
oven door, imprisoning the chicken, OF
whose whereabouts she was ignorant
''She then built the fire, and the heat
Increased rapidly, and the hen laid an
egg on the gridiron which was the
blped's only companion in the oven.
When, q quarter OF an hour later, the
oven door was opened to admit the
biscuits, the hens eyes were bullying
and its feathers were badly singed;
but It was not otherwise injured though
il was almost cooked.n
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
rhorouRhly FrIKhtonod,

A i"ghost scare prevails in Mahon.
ing county, Ohio, the chest bsiug pro-
nouno6d that of woman WAC Was
murdered thers many yeErs ago. II
isn'G the women alone that are Tighten
ed, but the men as well, and several of
the freight ofeWa on the PittsburR and
Lake Erie Railroad, according TO =
Youngstown 10 eRrAm, rapport that
"5very ight for q week they have eeen
the Rhoat wandering around over the
railroad near whore the murdered wo-
man wAs found. Conductor Hickman,
Brakeman Mclaughlin and other band .
asserted positively that on Thursoay
night thu appATition came up to the
train and thJn van shed " The EN-
ployes, concludes the despatch, are
thoroughly frlRhtaued and threaten TO
resign unless the ghest hbdloStes.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

By the helpful, genial action of tina
most benetcient OF sperientS, Hostetter'i
stomach Bitters, the bowels soon throw
od the burden that parslyzed and weak
ene1 them and resume their normal
freedom Of action. Tue action of .he
Bitters, unlike that Of average purgatiyes,
involves no gripping or drenching. If ii
did &c would, like them, be Valuless for
ordinary use. There Is nothing un2entle
or unnatural attending It's operation
Upon the liver, no less than the bowels.
It's seton Is most benign, promoting q
healtbful bilious seer ton, and directing
ou' OF the wrong and into the right chan
nels. Conjointly with costiYeneaa, other
bilious symptoms disappear wheA It is
systematically used, and the stomach Is
strengthened ~ we'll as regulated by 1t.
AalArial complaints, rheunatism, debility,
Dervl usness and kidney troubles are
relieved by It. Sleep and APP
petite are invariably promoted by Is.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
sLOkIFX EHH EoOx.
vIcK's MAGAZINE,

Wide open throw the shut ors, and
Tho olrtatn throw aside,
Lat ia tue aun'b bright HUun
In oil thslr golden Pride
what MASTERS n from costly rug
ThsD take the rainbow blOomY
They III shower gems on lt instead
and glorifJ the room.
Glad are II 2 tidinEs that thay bring
From wood, and Geld, and hnl,
IRON singing bird and hummiRR bOo,
Aud the little dAI cling rill.
Before them many shadows ny,
They Danish thoughts OF gloon.
rheo, with Welcome, let tht m in
70 gloriiy the room.
with thsm oomes hsalth-upSn the veal
They many blessings shed,
Iheir kisseS strsnRthen tired eyes
And touo1 pale checks with rod;
NO plao3 too dear for them % sseE
IL darkness 70 lllumlns;
ThSnh God tina. We oAn lst than IN
To 1lOriiy thu roam.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

A squirrel attacked ]. Taylor while
he was sitting reading q newspaper,
near his home, in Santa Anna, Texas
The animal dropped from the top OF
the house, and, alter 1t had bitten him
several times, Taylor threw it 10 the
ground, but it sprang back upon the
old gentleman, biting him more Sc
Verely than ever. he was bitten
through both ears and on the neck,
and 1t was necessary to call ia 4 ply
stefan to treat the wounds, 1t is now
feared that the squirrel, which Mr..
Taylor finally killed, had hydropho-
bia.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

II you would rather live q rational
life than die . fashionable death call
upon DR.. j. B. Weloh, who treats all
chronic diseases with concentrated DO.
tanic remedies. Cancers, tumors snd
piles cured without knife OF caustio;
venerlAl diseases = spsciAlty without
mercury; Brazilian rheumatism remedy
on hand, Q sure cure. DR.. j. B. Weloh,
SO2 FatnAll street., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Typographical errors are generally ex-
cusable, bat most certainly 60 at this time
with the Jacksonville Times Union, which
apologIzed on Saturday for s me recent
errors, by mixing the pathetic announce
mPnt that the paper is without fore
man, proof-reaier or copy-holder in Its
room" Edwin Martin, the
Unions editor, died on the day following
the publication OF this explanation.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

TIE greatest eye medicine on eRTtE
curing hundreds of sore and inhAmed
eyes, red and grAnulRted eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer to Mr.,
Turner, at HOckessin, Mr.Rumor on Pop
lar St, Amoa Brown, near Stanton, BE-
sides many others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very re table, Supplied
in rs and soc bottles. Main depot 4th and
King streets, Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Please inform your patrons and readers
which are many, a well as the volume Of
al our county fair, that the
pressure OF BUSINESS will not allow US
either 10 be represented or personally
attend to the noted gathering OF wealth,
and fast horSes But seekers for
the weed will find Us at the well-kpoWn
Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A, A.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

when baby was mex. We gave her CaGsoris,
when she was OAnd she cried for UastoriA
when she became Miss she eluzE 70 OAstori
When she bad children ShS gave them CAS-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
T ow RATEs TO
WILMINGTON ! FAIR !

The B. q o. R. R. Go. will sell ex i
cursiOn tickets to Wilmington for all
trains. from all ticket stations on Its
Philadelphia Division and Landenberg
Branch on Oct sth to 18th, good to re-
turn until the 18th inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip with an sddi-
tional charge of 80 cents for admission
to the fair. For time Of trains see
regular time tables. Qs-H
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
You Are Invited

To call and inspect our twelfth
fall display. which exceeds any
OF our previous efforts.
We have added to our stock
in the last two months quite a
number OF thousands Of dollars
in value.
Our goods most all come
from first hands. We pay cash
for them and can sell as low as
any house in the wolrd.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

shoes to walk in, shoes TO work IN, shoes
to wed In for both eek's at Babeook's,
200 Market 20 81 ADORE seeoDd,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

REDUCTION
IN
PRICE OF GAS.


Prem this dAts the priss OF Gas furnished 10
Ordinary consumers will ue el. IS per thsussnd
ieet. For payment with n ten days OF the de-
livery OF The bill = discount OF TIN emit
per thousand feet will be made, thus maxim
lhs hst prloe 9Lz1 per thousand. prise prob
equal size, similarly cit .Ated.
10 enable the company to maiRlAin this re-
duetlon prompt pay nents will be insisted GU,
and discounts win be positively refused II
every case outside OF the above liIutt We
wish 70 Inform our patrOEH, respectfully, but
earnestly, that cur bills mast be paid or the
gas will be shut on. by .er OF the board,
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
N. B.-Persons in debt to the company on
old bills are Informed that sattlemeaH nust
ss-lat
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
First Symptoms

diseases are much the same I:
Z. loss Of appetite, 0sore
I'M M tie chest and back,
"a, &c 9 esW days You nny
"a tAs 0Asss hand, you may
M PreaMsHia or galloping
IOp." Run no risks, but begin
h to take Ayers Cherry
Eears $50, James Birchard, Of
bun.. wee severely III. The
IN he VIA In Consumption,
bsy could do nothing for him,
him as a last resort, to try
kry Pectoral, After taking
Inc. two or three months, he
heed a wen man. His health
bd to the present day.
Illey, Maiden, Mass, writes
tiers ago ] took a severe cold,
Aly developed into Bronchitis
nptionRI was so weak that
|,itup, was much emaoiated,
"a incessantly. / consulted
hons, but they were power
agreed that l was in Con-
AT last, a friend brought mo
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
frst dose, 1 found relief.
cured me, and my health
sn perfect.
Cherry PeCtOral,
PREPAWHD BY
liver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
tS,o9l six bottles, Is.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Il0R REnr-A ms kUOM FUR .
u society In the Hardness building, loth
and Market stRssts. Apply 10 X. No
0AULLY No. ". 10th at, aS.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

DEMoVED MRS. HUMPHREYS,
~ (nurseI) has rem owed 70 80 shlptey
street. si3-3stS
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

EOR RENT-FRONT BAT WINDOW
II room, handsomely furnished, stationary,
Wash-stand, heat ere. Kast Third Street
OF .lW
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

NOIIUF-CHARLB T. DURR HAS
IN this day withdraw irsm ear Arm,
Il ELLAH Il 90.
otober !, SIS. ol0ot
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

DOR 8 A l. E-A LARGE WORK
\ horse, nine years old, suitable fer dFay,
double carriage or htRVy hauling. Sound,
SH-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

ROR sAlH.-A LOT OF BUILDING
~ Material, oon5iatinN Of seah, doors
aoldinga, blinds, so. Also building icy
tans. J. X. MAHK. No. lis King ct. IT.tt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

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Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

GSOK sALE-LARGR ARD SMALL
~ Germantown wagons at fair prices. Al
90 collection Of business wagons. W
HAMMOND. I'd and French Sta. iVs0 smA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

EoR SALE-A GROCERY STORE
H In good oeAtio", doing good business.
Address Grocery store. this once. os-5ts
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

53S N. FourA s..
PRRAnnmma,

Is years pFaqgaaa 1xuu.au,a1.
anarAnheea % esde nlals = ~ -.
aaisr and pernaaena - -
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sialDiaeaseA, EtassElI-
Skis BiAaGaaa, l'7S.l.
lkioteheh, alAN1a - I'M -
ObetructAsan. 1nail,1,,as.
Of Kidney, h = iI.5|iii15.
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