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Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
NOTICE. NOTICE |

A RARE CHANCE TO THE 25th OF MARCH.
Mems good evening suits. formerly sT.Lo;
now % 90. Mons good SUNDAY SUITS Tor.
nierly al2 3d. nov 1850 Boys' Bults, halt
wool, formerly $3.50, now 50 50. n good suit
for a child for 81. Mems sunday pants,
strictly all-wool, $LTo, formerly S3 rs DIen's
good evening pants, sl.l0. Good woiktng
pants 'bo. Boys good school pants, 1856.
Uhildren's pants, $50. Beys' ovsrcoats, for.
merly s2.l0 for 300. Mems tne ovorcoats,
$3.50. Extra tine ovoroOats, spring style, at
$5.2S These are genuine bargains; come
and see for yourself, as we oan save you
money. This will emily lest till the 25th OF
March at the Great Down.rown Bargain
store, 5. L. corner OF Second and Market
straels. ml6tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
Wilmington H0usekeepeIs

Rich and poor, enter the fold together while
the March winds olow, We are contracting
for our canned goods for 1859, which are guar.
ing eyaporated pears, evaporAIed and sun
dried peaches; prunes, French los 10; prunes
los, Tor Csc; honey lbs Csc, Cape Cod crau-
berries luc qt,, raislns, cuTrants, dates Sc a H.
dried black berries soaps of AL kinds, the best
brands OF Hour, low A. the lowest, Afbuckle'sI
and Gown tTince roasted coffees and teas of
the hnest flavor, delicious drinks a speelaiil, 4
hams, shoulders, dried beef, Goldfish, macker-
81, butter, cheese, eggs, preserves, all Kinds
grows. z me To onr Saturday night market
PEACH. m2l-Ii+"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
NOTICES.

NorIuE-I, MARdARET BACON,
IN ThE owner ana occupant OF tho
house situated at No. WeEt FOURTH
street, In the First ward of tho city
OF Wilmington, county of Now CASTLE
and State OF Dplaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of tho acts of the General
Assembly In such case madc and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions Of
tho Peaco and Jail Delivery of tho State OF
delaware, In and for New CASTLE County,
on Monday, the Tth day Of May, A. ID. 1883,
being the next term OF said court, for a Ii
osnse for said house as an inn or tavern, for
tho sllo therein of Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities tn an ono quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and tho following respecta-
BILE citizens Of said ward recommend the
said applicAt Wis:
Il OnRrleI A WinsloR John Y Iiolan
Proston ayars Thos Russell
Amos simmons Il Bucher
James Wallace A Buoher
IL Joseph NeldermAiar Jno Il Graham
William kyne John MoSleY
| a I Ohrlsty Daniel McUusker
James MeKenna August BIormAnn
julius Uunther Pat Il MonAgh han
John T Kelley " Il Jack
II McMRnuH l. W Palmer
Wm Baxter James b Weloh
| X Moody
m2c 80 MARGARET BACON.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
m26.5t WILLIAM. L. Woodward.
NOTICE-I. JAMEs BROWN. THl

|N0TICE-I, JAMES BROWN, THE
IN owner and occupant Of the house situa-
ted at No. 1903 W. 9TH st., in the LIST ward ofthe
city of Wilmington, county of New Castle and
State of Delaware. In compliance with the re-
quirements of the acts of the General Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided. do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
jail Delivery Of the state of Delaware, In and
| for New Castle County, Gu Monday, the 7tl
day OF May A. ID. 1883, being the next term
of said court, for license for said house as an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of intoxl-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises and tho
Following respectable citizens of said ward
recommend the saldappllcation, viz:
Jas Welch, Patrick Dougherty,
John Bader, Ell McManus,
Emile Bucher, A BlCkta
!Ianiel MeElwee, Chas Bickta,
Albert Nenmayer, A 4 Christy,
James II Harkins. Geo Stepicken,
WIN Mccartney, W II Jack,
JOhn Green, Preston Ayars,
jos BlcktI l. W Palmer,
Daniel Me usker, jas MrKenna,
Julius Guniher, Tbos ID Gibson,
John Mealy, AP Butcher,
$ Human, JAMES BROWN.
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

R SALE-Residence, No.
Washington ST.. II rooms
b, heater in cellar, electric
| servants call bells, and all
bern Improvements. This
berty will be sold cheap
BY to J. AUGUSTUS Nc.
5LLEY. 6o6 Market st. f2-H
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

NorlOE = PROPOSALS FOR THE
- - erection OF smoke stack will be re.
erhou senhp AZ the ottoe OF the hartmann 4 Feb.
renesoh Brewing COMPANY, cornor Lover-
IHk avenue and Scott street, until Maroh 70
o. 49, O'Clock, Plan and speciti cation can be
M ssen AZ tho compsny's office All material
neoussaIy Tor the construction Of tho smoke
S'AcK VIII be furnished by the company.
ma 3t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

A TTENTlOH-ABL PERSONS DR.
IA string pure drugs and chemicals ol
Wishing their prescriptions or privRt receipt
csrefuuy coinpo inded with pure mAterinl
should Ro 10 the trng store of
II. Il. BRlEGHUaST
4U Marx 1t street. Wilmington, n.l,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

NOTlCE-ThsJ J. A.ORAN srON q J., lop
~ King street. have now on eale, fortilI.
Iers In small packages, Tor grass, plants,
cemetery lots. ioses, and all kinds OF Il wv.
ers, makirR quick growth Bone n special 1
preparation Tor chickens. Agents wlntsd.
m2L26t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
aoe market street. a AboVe:.OooDF
sOe market Street. ADOvs:=OoonF
MARCH 10 WILL CONTINUE
Two Weeks Longer.
OUR
SALE

FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now 90 cts.
now 81 Is
" =" button shoes now 81 25
now 81 S5
These are worth coming for long
Uaye, ana worth getting after you get
here.
Just Fer Two Weeks.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lrcc; now IS
cents
Extra bargains in all kinds of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
Ladies'Pebbie Button Shoes, now Sl.on.
" Fine Pebble" now 81 50
Kid Button now 81 25
Glove Kid Top Button now 81 30
Rousing reductions In all kinds Of
seasonahle footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School ehoes
now 95c.
Misses Pebble " I"
now 81 Is.
Misses Fine Pebble Button shoee, now
Sl.25.
Misses Pebble Spring Heel Butten
no ~ 81, 90.
Misses "
now $l.25.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel shoes
now 81 40
Prices such as are now fixed upon them
have never before been named or thought
of In connection with the quality or finish.
Little boys hook lace shoes, now 81 .0t
sizes 10, IL, 12,
little boys high cut hook lace now
S1.25.
Little boys high cut button now q. IS
sizes, IL to ..
Cost is not considered In these prices
only making sure OF selling the goods of
quickly and saving you enough money to
make you brlmful of interest In what We
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks
Children's pebble spring heel, now 5oc.
l AAN ASH wv
sizes, 4 to z.
Children's pebble sprlnz heel, now 75c.
sizes, 8 to l0E.
Children's kid spring heel, now e0c.
sizes, 8 to 10k.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kip plow shoes, now 81 20.
Mems brogans, now 81 90.
| LENS kid Butcher hook lace, now
! 81 so.
Mems coarse boots, now s1.75.
q now $500.
sizes,.6,9, 10, II.
Boys coarse bo1ts, now 40.
sizes, 4 and 5.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 90.
sizes, 4 and 5.
Little boys, coarse boots, now bl.00.
sizes, 10 and Is.
Not quite half price, but nearly SO.
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble
and kid button, at a great saving to those
lw0o purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81, 80.
congress, now 81 20.
hook lace, now $l.90.
we so.
Remember your privilege to return and
have exchanged, If you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned If you
are not satisfied that you have secured {
bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
no. 9o8 MARKET ST., ABOVE 2D.
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
umMER TERM

lMii is, Ends June 81, 'sa
iNIr and private Instruction in
d piannin nioiin, and all ',rohe 'tTaI In
hlsb So ano hrSan IuninR, Ora
b. i'n nn,fahohes, French, Ger nan
ana ~ peuaass, Drawing, painting,
lin ,ottfalIcro ruition, s5 TO
In ,.ealures on Musir, Art, Lit
lsa.seS eS eminent specialists, and
-n1enrs hsclteIs, ete Iros to all
ID. Az ~ board aud room in the
fsc 70 " 10 per week New
lVt,rNnla rNnlarsas n A. W ENGA AND
IA noSx 4, L. IOU RJEs, Dir,
0'On' mia. ueI N-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

NIo1lOE-I,MIO MULLEN, rHE IS
IN tenant OF the house sit1atod at No 4,
OhurSh street, in tho Fourth ward Of tbs
city OF Wilmington, COUNTY OF New asiiS
and State pf delaware, In complisne A wiz
tho requirements Of tho acts Of tho ,.eneraI
Assembly in such case made and proyided
90 hereby give notZoe that sh All amply IN
writing to the Uecrt Of aepV' al Sessions oi
tne Peace phd Jail Delivery. OF
me state OF DelaW are, iD and for New Gas
tle Oounty. on Monday, the Tth day Of nIay,
a, ", 1883 be- .ng the next term Of said
oouil ,Ior LeerIse for said house rs an inn or
.,aVern, TOT tue sale therein Of intoxicating
liquors 10 isss quantities than one quart, to
" oIonk'SD the premises, on d the following
respectdsle citizens Of said ward recon-
men1 SAC said application. Wiz
IMSsNnsw Baxter Edward Wholan
ssvns sS higney Patrick 4ardher
James Maxwell Jamea Hradv
ID Singley Samuel AuguE
TsrIy hing William "a ot3inley
1ohr ~ otAuord MfohAel kAvsnaugh
LYNN LYNN hasson Androw MuIFine
STSaood Uoyio Edward q Murine
EenrenbAch Geo " Tweedy
~ ~ AiDeIt Michael J Newell
yhhmos McGonigR1 George W Outten
Ihomas MoOloskey Peter ayanaush
fo' MlOhAEL MULLEN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
WILMINGTON STEAM BOAT co.

bROPJNNLS -.-------------
II HOUSE. Foh NEW SJHOUL
Proposals WI
m. for bniJ on till April 0, at 8 O'Clock n.
Ssyenth ding now school houss IL the
be soen iard. Plans and specitc All o ns Q an
Sixth At Frank X. Oafswell'B otfi 80, corner
Ma and Shipley Streets, on and altar
90 Oh 20, 1858. a boud Of SiOl must ac.
: npany the bid. The right will be reserved
o reject any or oil bids by order of the
1 committee. FRANK MAdAW,
mz'-Ht Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

EK sSIk Or RErT-tTO UITY
'tu,retLsn and women).-o miles
|Vilnityto1 On line OF tho new IS. 4 U.
/ tId fomaiio Red OlAy Greek at
|lyp ltatisr and Pcstotice, Delaware
modern AIT stylish swiss rural COT
/, we'll built, suitable for any busineee
EiDlng nino plastsred reoE=, double
kts. gooe Natef under eever n shso
ktn EGu's, eete lot Ter moro oottAEe 90,
btt, b0grinr And vegetables; eonV't 10
b, sto'n. postoihee and railroad ;
lhy nsigbDoIhood, sio and Gil pei
u, apply or address
Va. j W. fERREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

They Come Hign, But
Washington Critic.
Before the curtain goes up:
She-How does my bonnet lool
dear
He-Bang up.
She-How is it on top7
He--Don't know. Wait till / get
step ladder.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

lK StLE-uuUD BUlLi mo STONE
delivered 81 ERst Lake Park and ALEC
ID b Eatd At ressonSb' o priosa. ISAAC
lLLLY, rarrr1tt Y, e., Del.
Macon work done, and lime, sano
tobt furnished. ml0u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

CouRh cAnuy 81 EerHuson's. II N. *
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
wIIJJAME wOOD.

AZ werd, owner and occu rant Of the house
situated at No. 6l5 Sblpley street In the fifth
ward Of the city of Wilmington, county of
New Castle and State of Delaware. In COM
pliance with the requirements of The Acts OF
the General Assembly In such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that 1 shall
apply inv itlng to the Court OF General Ses-
slons OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, In and for New Ci stle
county, on MONDAY, the 7th day of May, A.
u, lssS being the next term of said court, for
license for said house MS an Inn or tavern for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities Than ono quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable citi-
zons OF said ward recommend the said appli-
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

CANIsTERS, SPICE
fAnI.ters coilct bins, coffee grinder. plat
hcAlvs snail scaitA, aud all nxtuTes Of a
AAI tea store. Apply TO l.. w. stidham
InN -5to
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

liz sALE-ABJUT . ACRES or
land tto otQuArcs from Market stroet,
nllcu avenue. west and washing ton
III, lA,ge quaptlty Of the best bank
4 kppiJ to i. J. FElROk, No. 0 ", Tth
1, ely, Or address Isaac ., klllott, city
ml0.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

3 SALE OR RENT--ON EASY
f,nas elegant property. No. CO., King
VII Hl,,I 10 = store II wanted. I'M
y, possession. App J within or al lO2
;, street m23-dt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

u shLE-h SOkREJ HORSE
'eomink years old; wsIkB single or
and goOi farm horse or driver; also
iWtEon, cheap. hddreas "W," this
mhTtf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28

sALE.-A LOr or BUILDING
aerial, consisting OF sash, doors.
pS blinds, &C Also building ioT
J. H. NJ ARK No. llo King st. l7tf
= SALE A LARGE DOUB!.E u
Alnul Chico desk. PElXOE d BEE
=N0, West Tth street. mle.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-28
woated.

"ANTED-BY A STUDENT or THE
wv PeiiadeiphiA MuSioai Academy, Q
zoe. mas 7H
, 1888-07-04

restoring the diary aud other private
papers Of the late Emperor, which disclose
family quarrels.
The North German Gazette publishes an
official report of the violation of the from
tier by two French officers for the purpose
of talking sedition with the Alsatians. The
Gazette urges the Government to make
the Vosges the frontier line of Germany.
Paris dispatches state that the second
ballots for the representation of Charente
have resulted in the election of N. Sagial,
the ~Bonapartist.
M. Rouvier, on accepting the Chairman
ship of the Budget Committee, said that the
Committee had no political character, its
sole task being to reduce expenditure.
1t is stated that the Attorney General Of
New York has decided to prosecute the
Sugar Trusts for illegal combination.
, 1888-07-04
CHRISTIANSTED.

liz IA ALL
June 80 Per schr Vigil0nt from st. Tho
mast. j. Stridiron Esqr, Jane Eliza
Woods, Kevd. r. de M. Dodsworth.
July 3 Per schr. Vigilamt for St. Tho
mas-Vict0ria Francis, Joseph +. Smith,
Francis Reed, Joseph Thomas, Mary
'Moorehead, Christiane Jacobs & 2 Chill
dren.
FREDERIKsTED.
June 80 Per schr Atlantic from St, Tho
mas-Misses HutsOh, Helene q Agnes
Branch, Mr.. j. Robertson, Elizabeth
William, Margret VentOr.
July 2 Per schr Atlantic for st. Thomas
Mr.. J. Russell s. servant Richard, w.
Joseph, Sarah VentOr, Jane Petersen,
Elizabeth James.-For Puerto Rico VIA
st. Thomas-Miss j. Petersen.
July / Per $. S. Burnley for st. kits
Messrs. Todd s. Berredge, Isaac Peter.
, 1888-07-04

Yesterday afternoon, while some little
girls were bathing at a part of the shore in
Water Gut known as Lawyers Bay, one
of their humber, named Catherine Bryan,
got out of her depth, apparently, and was
drowned. We nave not heard any reliable
particulars of this unfortunate accident,
but the place may be dangerous owing to
deep channels cut out by the ''guts" which
there run into the sea.
, 1888-07-04
COOlie Disturbances.

The agitation amongst the coolie labourers
which manifested itself On the estates of
GoedoerVGgting, TWrkeyen and NOnpGresl,
last week, and in each case was suppressed
by the police without the slightest occa-
sion to resort to forcible measu res, APP
peared this week on Gilmore and subse-
, 1888-07-04
DEMERARA NEWS.
From The ArgOsy.)

ESSEQUEBO.
The planters have been praying for dry
weather for the last two mouths aDd now
that their prayers are answered they are
drawing very long faces. Their fear is
that the dry season will set in without
the usual tapering off of the wet one. a
great deal of cane planting is being done
here Just now, so it is very desirable that
we should get some heavy showers to
make the plants catch.
The extension of cane cultivation on the
lower end Of the Coast has afforded am
pie employment at fair wages for every
one who is willing to work. TradeSmen
have still got a little difficulty in getting
work, but there will be no cause for them
to complain after the end of this month,
which is the end of the crop year on most
of the estates in this district. Iu these
times, when the ~strictest economy has to
be pract:sed to make the two ends
meet, Managers generally postpone 70.
pairs to machinery, houses, SC, from
the end of the crop till the beginning OF
the next. [ know IT more than one en-
tate where orders have been given for
the employment of considerable numbers
of tradeSmen after the 3Oth June. Be-
sides the work afforded by ordinary re-
pairs, the erection of a new chimney and
new machinery at Reliance will tend to the
prosperity of this deserving class of men.
From the Trinidad papers we learn
that q deliberate attempt was made by IL
Barbadian Servant named Miriam Moore,
to poison Bishop Rawle and his family,
on the Goth of May. The Gaxette's details
are as follows :-"On the morning of that
day, soon after respectively partaking of
beeftea, tea and coffee, Bishop Rawle,
Mr.. Moor and Mrs. Smith, and the cook
and two children were taken i'll with vOmi-
ting. DR.. Paisley was Immediately sent
for and promptly attended, and was
able to give relief to and rescue his pa
tients, after they had undergone con-
siderable suffering. His LOrdShip the
Bishop was, from his age and feeble
health, so Frustrated by the violence OF
the vomiting that he was for a time in a
critical state. ALL the sufferers have now
quite recovered. The poison employed
has been verified by Mr.. Mccarthy, the
Government Chemist, to be arsenic, and
had, it would seem, been put into the kettle
in which the water was boiled with which
the beef-tea was made for Bishop Rawle,
and the tea and coffee of which the other
victims partOok.'
King Ja-Ja is safely located in st. Vim
cent and receiving visitors. A gentleman
who called ty way of courtesy says he fOund
the King was dressed, ready to go to q
lawn-tennis party at the Administrators,
where he had been invited. ellis dress for
the occasion was q black frock.coat and
trousers, with a waistcoat richly e%mbroider-
ed in gold, black silk hat and white kid
gloves. He spoke English but rather
broken and not with the fuency of his
son. He was very afable and bore an
appearance Of command, sometimes of
dignity, that made it perceptible that
he had been a King in his country. At
the lawn-tennis party, the King sat to
the right of the Administrators and the
Commander Of the Canada to the left.
The exiles appeared to enjoy themselves
greatly.
, 1888-07-04
A u G 7 | O N
r. FTER BegjBring af Handelshu-
{. set FRANK G.. PHIPPS som
Udlegshaver vii den nu abode
EDMUND BENNERS tilh0rende
EiendOm

No. 43 Dyonnimgemsgadei Christio"sted
blive opraabt til Bortsalg we'd 3 Of
fentlige .Auctioner, der afholdes paa
undertegnede Auctionscontoir som
f0lger:
2den Auction ToRsDAGEN den 9do August
8die Auction ToRsDAGEN den 28de August
1888.
liver Gang ON Eftermiddagen XII. 2:
Auctionerne afholdes i Henhold
til Placat 22de April 1917 og tjener
denne Acknowledgements til Efterret-
ming for Panthavere.
Conditioner, Vurderingsforretning
og andre Salget vedkommende Docu-
menter vile blive fremlagte we'd
Auctionerne SAINT vare til Eftersyn
paa Procurator
Contoir.
Christiansteds AuctiOnskontor, st. Croix
3die JUL 1888.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1888-07-04
A N.
AT the request Of the firm Of
~ FRANK G.. PHIPPS as distrainer
The Property

No. 40 queen s OWe6t IN O"I toteN1SotoW
belonging to EDMUND ENNERS,
deceased, will be offered for sale at
3 public Auctions, to be held at the
undersigned auction office as follows:
LIST Auction on THURSDAY the 26th July
1888,
8rd Auction on THURSDAY the 23rd Au-
gust 1883.
each time at 2 o'clock p. m.
The auctions will be held IN con-
formity with Placard 22nd April 1917,
and this advertisement serves as no.
tice to mortgageholders.
The conditions, ~appraisement and
other documents relating to the said
sale will be produced at the auctions
and can also be seer at the office OF
LAWYER STAKEMANN.
Christiansted's Auction Office, st. CroIx,
the 3rd July 1888.
MAXEN,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-11-22
HARMONY" "

After the red hot county seat campaign
and election of officers for the ensuing
two years it was Supposed white winged
peace would settle her mantle over the
people Of Hand county. Bgs it seems
Providence has ordained otherwise in one
locality at least. We have been informed
many times that all was serene between
the leaders and prominent men Of St.
Lawrence. and that they always pulled
together as one man Such, however, is
not the case, for no sooner vss the news
OF Harrisous election certain than some
four or five candidates bobbed up for tie
St Lawrence postoiiice. Among tas
number We GnG two gentlemen who,
heretofore, have shown two minds with
but single thought Mr.. Sage and Reg
lister Keeler, During the county seat
fight the PRESS had occasion to criticize
tho actions of Mr.. keeler several times,
which brought down upon our heads the
wrath of Bro. Sage, IN a post. election
eulogy of the Register in his issue of the
Journal November Sth. Now the PRESS
has always expressed admiration for
Keeler in some things--nOstly his gall.
To prove that we had him sized mp about
right il is only necessary to State that
Sage's paper eulogizing Keeler was hardly
cold from the press before that rustler had
flew around st Lawrence and secured
signers to his petition for the postoffice,
Ordinarily this would have been consider
ed merely concerted action between two
friends, Sage endeavoring to assist his
friend keeler. But as Sage has his own
eye upon the postofice take" the above
cont truction voald be wrong. The man
of supreme gall simply took advantage of
Sage's generous defense and quasi en-
dorsenent to gain for himself the St
Lawrence postoftice. So last weeks Jour
mai served notice on Mr.. Keeler TO keep
his hands OIL, in language that hardly
corresponded' With the eulogy Of the week !
before. Sometimes i scratchee the |
bear, and sometimes the bear scratchee |
me-"
Seriously, we believe Sage is entitled to |
the Office and will get it if he wants
1t enough to make fight for it. He has |
done more work for the town than any man |
Ia st. Lawrence. While Keeler--well. IL |
would be very nice to step out of the Reg
isier's Office into another office. But it is
observed that when man
wont have anything short Of the earth he
usually gets left. Mr.. Keeler's political
race is run iR Hand county. He may oc-
sharpen his little axe on the
ever whirling grindstone, but that's all.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-11-22

The national House OF Representatives.
will be very close between the Republi-
cans and Democrats, so close the official
count will be necessary to decide which
party has majority. A Washington cor
respondent says of the situation: There
is liable 10 be some trouble at the Crgani-
zation of the next house Of representatives
for it is going to be so uncomforfably
close tba, the democrats are to-day claim
ing a majority. The republicans are
alarmed. and are taking measures TO
sscure certificates for candidates OF that
party who claim an election. The dem
ocrats have telsgraphed to every district
where there is a ionbt or where the df-
fersnces are small, to have the votes re-
counted and all doubtful ones thrown out,
which is, in other words hiht to use
fraud il possible. According 70 the hg-
ures as they stated to-nig" the DEM
ocrats and republicans each have i6O men,
hers elected, with the second Louisiana,
tenth Michigan, first West Virginia, hrst
California and fifth California ~ doubt
az .hesa I've the democrats expect TO get
two Of A certainty, and probably third
which will give them majority OF ono IN
tho IA uss
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-11-22
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.

Elsewhere in this paper Is a revised
and corrected statement Of the vote Of
Hand county as made by the county can
vassing board this week. II will be no.
ticed there is but little change from the
statement first Published in this paper
except on the Legislative ticket. This
turns out to be closer than we had calcu-
lated upon. Capt. Campbell, the U. j.
candidate carries the county over Ryan by
majority, with this exception, and
Walsh for sheriff, the republican ticket
was nicely elected. Delegate Mathews
was elected by l75 majority over both
democrats and union laborites The Of
fetal count makes the total county seat
vote l9Ss--one more than our report two
weeks ago. There were 25 blanks cast on
county seat and the total vote cast in the
county foots up 20l3.