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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

wsisy IL he did not qass boating his
rothsr he wsuid skeos him. Tue
sssaiisns t%ft the vomsn 10 attach the
bay. vho 1res as ssrs ~ he sptroached,
the cbarcs ssksns edscs la his appss
iia. hitting Aia instantly. The de-
cess@d ~ss IL yssrs old, ncmafsied and
lived With his widowed mother, taking
eese Of the farm.
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TaE rAPAL ACrIos.
IErsB AyYAIBs HAVE exLg HrKu TOUCHED
CPoH AZ YET.

Lospos, May Alt IL stated that the
papsi decree and Cardinal Msrsoo's
circular 10 the bishops are considered
preliminary steps 10 further action in
Irisa affairs A special congregation Of
the propaganda. composed exclusively
cf cardinals, is nov examining tie sew
ersi questions relative 30 the Isish a9i
tat,ou, upon which IL will formally
vote. CARDINAL simaops has Submitted
1t !ssa. ten points to tbs congregation.
TIE vstiean appsgrs fesoivfd that those
opposing iss decisions viil place them
selves outside the paie OF moral and
Coristieu law. The vatican does not
conb: that the Irish bishops will feel
tie pecsssity Of adjusting themselves to
tte line Of oonducs which the vatican
rFescrjhss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

xMPEnos ysxpxnrcK q InpRovkD-pIAxs |
OF TIE KMP3Ess.

HHPkb0k BtKnkhfEk q i6Pb0VED-RLANo
OF TIE KAf 3EsS.
BssLsN. May 2-Ths balie.ia isssed
this rnornirg says; "fns emperor psss-
ed good night aSd hs feels tsstsr.
His fever is slight"
Tie smpTsss bad planned TO start OF
TharscAy for wi;tenberQ. Hfxscker
end Ln,ebsrs II ths coalition Of tie
empsros permitted.
The independent rihstnsn Of New
York have sent TO Egpress Aagosss o
thousand marks for fns rs;ses of the
food victims 80 q grateful stu smbycsee
Of her kind reception OF thea at
90 lien in 1855.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

scrTrz xfLKY BxcoaKs Rccnyrx1c And
hlfHaa uHxrH rrnN HrnAKll.

kr0crIrf7 ziLky BKcoaka RcCnxTz1c AND
B8H9s pHxTE tFos afnAkL1.
Jaexsog, Gal, MAy 2-Aagustcs
wi.eF x8s sno: dszt yesssrdsy evening.
aheus six enisss from here, By I1feExs
Czaso. WIos wss eatex tas iEfizsncs
af crsxTEs. 20 ~tish hs vss sah isef.
and sent 10 ste Csaso ranch, sdisicina
his ovn, 81 sstsekst yoaHs CsEeo,
zss6 II. ~ tie sasdse. saying be wss
g955z 10 : Kill then al tnd take the
tse k5kss.s. he ths1 etsaekt6 90
Blc'a noskxr xisa q sbsvsi, isaicfin9 a
s>nefe ecsl, xexns- The boy eos &
x6begen iss4sd sfsn bocssess snd told
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rsLITICs Is rxAseE-
sxSAIoss OF Ta1 txraxns LsvT oSs-
bIMM BouLAx0KR.

bnMx BoULAx0xR.
PaxIs. May 2.-Ths sens.ors Of the
txsseme lsss 81 q meeting yesterday al
mns. anaEtm sasly condemned boalaDe-
es's movement. The frs. meeting az
the IeseGe Of sosion vss bsid lass ssss
lag. II y1s annpsncsa .kst isisss bad
rot sasssests fs. ssgssss 10 permit the
iorn.sisc q q sso2JaGme. Tee prime
sniEissss sna5anced that enmfnissioa
would be sppoirssd % eonsidsr iss
qaesiicn OF q National csss<.ss. The
tnsaees of the eouosfy xsse IN , favor
shie cend.iion. Es ssid 10 wsS pfosos-
ed 10 sxsrasas inin the ssssabiiiiy Of 10
crsas.zx ses inposs daifss-
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ceHAIcsiCCr DENe1RATz.
xaxy sosx IN THE csuAL $3.50 OF y1Afax
FsB oE7yK1 cLxssLAHD.

HAsryosz, Com. May 2-Ths Dem
ccrstie state cocvsntioo vss called TO
order ~ ioa5 This EosEing. Col5nsi
Charles n. Jesiyn vas siecsed c6airrnkn.
Josgyn en- taxing the chair rasd niaa
sfib0te 10 the president. TIE scafes of
tis s5rnsnis.rattos, be said, esss pssset
srd tie universal vereies Of tes people
10 that tbs sdlisis.rssson has nsvsr
ssa q sageTias. As ERR 40 }s,ksoc acd
tsrs 20 J~as.scn. ne sss rraved hsEzseaf
. lrzs g,s4 faiiafsi D1tsoesss. As re-
sg.: of the ssDs1a coGvsn seu Al s.
Loois tie Ssrfy v;ii azsss march 80 sn
evervseirnira victory rndss s6s lead ef
srss fassssss soe. Gssvss GsvsisB1,
Alsrsd Z. barr. J aEes Fsixze4s, Cesssz q
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sxw foHK- Msy 7-Tae Krnad iury
has oroug 4 In .netztmsnts against ON
eral aad Mrz- D.ss DeBAr for codsplFscy
and graln larceny.
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rutlxax eourAsY WIS.
rns rArEsrs TO TINE yEsTIscLE rsArys
ARK SUSTAINED,

CHICAGO. May 1-Ttse case besseer the
E'uinan and Wsgner car comyanies 10
'ezasd 10 the yessibuie trsins. was de-
saded this morning b. Js3kes Biodgest
ana Gresham. In favo- OF the Pulimsn
company, inJ Joining the Tsgatr company
from further U.S. 0f these trains. The de-
ci.top II based on tho validity Of the
pulimas patents. completely refutinx fhs
claim Of the Wakaer4 that sc 81 bnie cAss
hsA been in nss Ia other esuafries fore
Pul man obtained his ps'ea1s. Tbs de-
eision gives ths Pui man company q mo-
n0p0 y o. tho ffannfactars Of vest bale
cara In this country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

SEv YORK. Msy 1-WiIslAn :. Phfp-
ard. : Wall street. broker, shos himself Ia
ths Ciinsesn hoHsc. 81 b. sosiyn, this r,ors-
ing. Hs tsa tsea mem Der Of trs stock
erssssse for twenty five yesrs
Amsaa@ests - The Csooeses Raw.
wAssfssfos. Nsy a-Ths ssnsts com
fnittcs on i1tcFsfsse ecmmeres. this morn
if z practically cEished the considssasion
cf seTsss o. asasadmcnts 70 tn. later
stale eonrasres law. Elost of which has
alrezdy k@ pab shed. The series viii
probably be repo<ted etfhsr today a. %
Inorrs~ 10 the snaps Of "a orsxnsi bls.
Hhteh Il nfsxv tsrfr,g r.~s<<.arnd
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s,TTAw.. Ont. Mag 3-bif Chsries
fspger today wssi AK parliament fer aa-
thirty 10 e5srox t2j go 600 sof iSe par
pss> a pe5inz ihs asssiay deet q ths DO
f-snson, and fof carrying % peslic works
satlosixea b. pzElissasas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

LONDON. May 2.-At the Newmarket
spring meeting today the race for -
Ruineas stskes vas Won by Ayrshire,
Jopny Morgan second. Orbit third.
There we're stx stAytets,
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rnr sssTosrass Aas AGAIN WHIPPED N
TIE OSAMfa.
bosros. May s-rhe Risnts defeated
the Bostonisus again tsday 10 au iatss.
estina game. kslls's suppost Of Olsrk.
son vas poor, while fitoomb and
dorpty of tue home team did elegant
sots. The feature Of the game uss q
splendid tesbls play Ia tbs fourth In.
pi,g oy Connor aud Ewing. Ths
weather sas miserabiy cod and ths e.
tsndane only zoo. scose: Hes York
{, Bostoa 4.
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cuIcAa1TnpfAMlpoLrs.

CHICAGO. May 2.-Chiosas boat In
eiaoapoiis again today. The bastina
was light on both siass. Krock vas 8
paxsle 70 the Hoosiefs until the last In
ring when thsy managed TO score tvo
r9ns on some !asky hits. bhsmtusR
ws burt sliding to sscons IN sts nvst
ming aud had 80 be carried from the
L Id. Score: Chica9o 8, Indianapolis d
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pnssorT-psrr.spso.

DEraoIr, Asy2-rhs Pitisburs play.
cts were nustle 10 hit Conway today.
lhey. managed to get one run IN the
fsufth inning on IA error and stolen
bare. Twitehsl relieved Csnvay in the
seventh aud Vas little eaaies for Puts
hnra bat ID didn't help them spy.
Scorer Detroit Is. Pittaburo 1.
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Mssder a.a ly.es,.s.


BraMrssHAM. Ala, MAY 2.--Lass night
@. Warrior Ia this coanty. 9sosRs n ar
To, miner, shot and allied Dsputy
Asrshai Kelly. The mob took Nsrtin
nom the ofiiserH, hung him aud Allied his
body with tulls,s.
Ts 1svesssGase The Seal visherses.
WAsnIHoroS, May a. The bouse
committee on merchant marina 1euot,-
ed fsvofabiy a resolution ap.nosixiua
the coEamitiee 10 Investigate the sob-
jeet of fur sosi and the OTTER dshessss
OF Behrirgs Ses. 10 A!nsxa.
LssA Csopsny saesrpsrasea.
PoarLAsD. Oregon, May a. Today
nrticins Of iDc1rp ration of this Poft.
land Lind Investment Coupan vers
fled. Tbs inoorpass.ors are A. o. A.
Perkins. W. l.. saermsn and II. Il.
Lswss. Toe cspisai s.ock OF the COR
porsfion is fixed al 5000, divided
ia,o 800 81 ares ss the par vAlus OF elO0
each. The oeisst Z the oomVsny IL 70
transact every tnaatusble class Of kos-
iucss such as baiIdina railroads and
steamboats,. buying aud ssllio9 real
esseie and mining iands. TO borrow sud
iend money, etc.
Nashville Faces.
HAssvrLLx. Mag 2-Tbs aay vas
c'ssr snd pisasnt snd the traok fast.
fhe asterdanoe vas about ssven thsa-
sa5d. Tue races resulted a. foiiovs.
Seven and one half furlongs Hop1dais
Sou; Rel DIR sernnd, Dafiisv Osksa
third; time I:36. Two yssrs oiss, fouy
furionas-kseveaa Won; fessa X. see
ond, Fink third; time 80 sseonds. ssv.
so fnrlongs Glen Hsh -.on; Benedict
second. ksfrnesss taty5; titas i.26k.
Oae mile WARY wau; sioliis nsCa-
tns's Last teosuo. Jarobine taird; time
IalA. asx fa,ionss-f.ids l.. Won.
fnli bail second. sarpriss third; tine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

DuBLu, May 2.-Thomas Diekson. on
invitssion Of PaRnell, has consented to
become candidate for member Of par
liansnt for 81. Stephens division Of this
city. II 10 bslievsd that ais candidacy
viii have rcassurinR eject upon the
Prasbyteeians ir Ulster. Dtcksou n the
oclv man among the old members Of
parliament fron the north Of ireland
Who has remained true TO Gladstone.
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ON. n. .. LomoAkGa
RADUATK OF THk UNlvERaITN
VI Of PcnnsyivAniA. naAkas . specially
u dtsoasss OF the kye. kAx and rhruas
froats private. chrcnic end skin dison1uA.
tismoves cancer. tuWop and uAcafB win
sus pain or uoe of tho knifo.
Ofiics corner Third and Chsrry sarcses
HourA q m. 20 I p. m.
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san FsAScrsos, dag 2-BsoeD Via
siraiY. Asss bisasp of fhs Grs~s- Russian
ossrsseI fssseyu eongce evsg ssns TO
this raantry. sn3 vso sss rssSstis ss-
ss2res 10 sce PassEs Uo@ss y tae
kessasn sypsS, asa fe1roatiy rssssntsS
uish az etdTsss cf xesssns scdsy1yo'
rosr .. ssse spposnist bs lie becai et afeh
81 the Gyerk- Rase.ss sssscesse bIsvo-
.ezs s1@sssY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-03

Nsv Yonx. May 2.-Ths metal ex-
change vss greatly excited over the TIN
situation today. The drst cable dis
patch announced q decline Of G2 for
spot tin since the Close Of the London
market An effort was msoe TO have
the exchange closed until ths excite
uent subsided bat 10 finally declined.
A committee vas appointed 10 az the
acfual value Of sin In this market, so
that contracts could be settled on that
bass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

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CHICAGO, July 2.-The races were at'
tended this AiternOOb by 5000 speoa.
tors, who witnessed come admirable
racing, the last race being remarkable
for the desperate character OF the
finishes in eAon heat. Andy McOarty,
who rode the winner, was 90 exhausted
/. at he tainted at the end OF the race
snd WAS only revived with great
difio1lty.
Birst raoe, a six fGrlong dash for
m.idt n two ycar.oldE, purse $500, Mies
Flood won, Santa Cruz second. Time,
Second race, purse $3.50, one mile and
8 sixteenth, Tenscity won, Glen For
tune second, Annie a. third. Time
1.5124
Third rscs, same distance and nondi,
tloBs as the second, Moliie's Last won,
and Silver Belle bsat Amelia z head
for gaoond plate. Time, l.s9M
Only thras staiters tarted rOr the one
mile, SlOO each, 81 900 added, DreGel
stakes. They were: Emperor OF Nor
folk, 1875 (Murphy)i Galltiet, 1913 SIC
OArthy), aud AriSIi, ll8 (raraD. The
betting WAS 10 10 A1Rintt Emperor oI
Norfolk; Z to against GelNfes, and IL
to / against Artist. Emperor won,
Arlstt second and Galllfst third. Time
49,
Fifth race was sever -iRflong selling
affair, CLARA O. Won, kaady Pringle
second nnd BhplD thirl. Time, l.29.
Sixth race wss GU olieAte OF the hfth
Jsubert won, Birthday sscond and
Tudor third. Time, 20.
The last race was HiX-furlong heat.
shotover took the lead and was never
headed, Carnegie second and Jennie
McFAriand third. The second heat wal
a repetition of the frat, Carnegie nsoond
and wooderaiG third. Time, l lbA
Il.15k. All the others were dlslAnctd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

The New York Sun copies the follow
ing as Smoug the aurmises IS 70 the
Cabinet that will be appointed By Presi-
dent Harrison.
"Let our frAil thoughts daily with
false surmises," murmurs our esteemed
contemporary, the Globe Democrat,
and straight Wav proceeds TO CONSTRUCT
q Cabinet for President" Harrison:
Secretary of 5tate-James G. Blaine
Of Maine.
Secretary Of the TreAsury-warner
Miller OF New York.
Secretary OF WAr-RusBell A, Alger
Of Michigan.
Secretary OF the Navy-MAurics NJ.
Estee OF California.
Secretary OF the Interlor-O. B. Ear.
we'll Of Illinois.
Postmaster. Central - William Mo-
Kinley OF Ohio.
Attorney General-Johp B. Render.
son Of Missouri.
1t will be observed here that the office
Of Secretary OF State is given to Hon.
James g Blaine, and not to the Bon.
John Sherman. II mas been the usual
practice for the successful candidate TO
effsr thai post to his leading oompeti.
tor. Evidently, In the Globe Demo.
GRATIS estlmntion, Gen. Harrison's chiet
antagonist was ME. Blaine rather than
Mr.. Sherman
But here's another Cabinet by the
DetrJit Tribune;
Secretary OF state--Jbmes g. Blnine.
Secretary Of the Treasurer - John
Sherman.
Secretary OF Wav-RusSell A, AlRer.
Sec 'otAry ofthe NRVy-WtuiAm Wal
ter Phelps.
Seorstary Of the Interior-WtlllAm
B. AlliOn.
Attorney -General-Walter e. Gres
ham.
Postmaster. r.GenerAl-John j. Ingalls,
Here Blaine aud Sherman are linked
together with oil the other candidates
except HAwley. The trouble with suct
a Cabinet would be chiefly that 1t com
prised "sll the talents" Too muol
talent is always dangerous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

HARRISBURG, July 2 This After
noon Theodore Roop was arrested a. the
Merchants Bank, whore he presented
for the purpose of having 1t csshtd a
certificate Of deposit on the First
National Bank Of Altoona fer $500
Previously the officers of the bank had
been notified that man answering
Roop's description had stolen nbout
$1,000 from Mrs, LAvinia Brown, at
Lily's Station, Cambria county, last
Wednesday or Thursday, and that he
would probably present the stolen Ger
tificates at banks in this clay.
The officer In tho hauk pretended to
tels phone TO another bank for money,
but instead sent for the chief OF police
who took Ro0p into custody. Roop has
confessed the robbery and is held until
warrant arrives for his removal &c
Lilly Station. He had one of the Ger
tlfGatas cGshsd on Saturday By forging
Mrs. Browne name.
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JnlBE
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rhe openlnr or ,he unmpalrn.

To open the eanpaign with any hopes
of speedy success, attack the enemy, ma
laria, before 1t has a chance to intrench.
An obstinate foe twill prove if you don't
go right at 1t. I!you are prudent, to,
you will have fortified, upon the hrst In
tlmation OF It's presence in your neigh
borhood Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
the medicinal ammunition that you re-
quirs. Every form of malarial fever
yields to this fine preventive aud remedy.
For constipation, liver complaint, dys-
pepsia, nervousness and kidney trouble
1t is no iess effective. Residents of ma
larlal localities, and persons scjourning
In or bound for the great West, should
select this medicine as a means Of defence
against the frequent visitations Of MAS
ma. Those In delicate health, the aged
and enfeebled, shonld iu every instance
resort to this signal inylgorant. Use it
for weak nerves,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

wAsHIEGroN, D. @, July 8,-The
House Committee on Elections yester.
day, by q party vote, decided the Gall.
iorniR contested election case Of sulli,
van va. FELTON, in favor of the contest.
ant, Sullivan, and will report resolu'
Eion urseRtlng Folt0n. The Rspubli-
cans will present minority report in
favor Of FELTON,.
The Senate judiciary Committee yes
terday reported the nomlnAtion OF Mel
VILE 8. Fuller to bs Chlei Justice, with
out Auy rCc9mmendRtion. IL was
placed on the calendar.
The River and Harbor bill as oriRl'
nAlly reported to the Senate bppropriat'
ed S21, ,562, 1888 AS passed by the SEN
sts yesterday 1t appropriaies S22. 474,-
TS3, an increase OF Sel2, 600.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
Accidentally Overheard.

That the pnllos force will look better
''"r they al get uniforms,
a'Ra., 'he Democratic Council Ia get
,sE ssss 81 4. eso,, m.aal [and We are glad
~ ciS itj VI 4 yrssdId TO dog oatcheT's duties
He Il now ! Republiosn AM, 1na1 MAKES 9Ai.Is
a d,fY,-8ncs. The Council is no" uotlg
what Il should have done some mobtns Ins
so. il should not be revenue ioi
tn T5sS Otacer Ohsairs makes gooS,, g,,
-IooEIn0 polioe ofioer and inc pAIA @
nseds ( n an Of nerve to Keep ths Fo"'
u'IS Thot oe. IL, - Eson street, between Elghtn
and Ninth streets, has hao ne" Eu''''
mi down on the west SIDE. ..,-.,hsr,
SSS TbSt % tSa IN OUBLTcAN 10 Getting theES tI.
and tbs oid IN oAkers OF WiimihsuJiI tsB.i,
SUI S, sno oiu VI ,ason to shake thelI
will have no n Inc. Itisa fi1tur,
heads and look b u0'
and don't mistake II ,sctrio oars brok
That one OF the el the toll gate
down last evening repaired tht
Workmen Immediately 1ken cAstinI
damage, which was a bfs was in run
underneath the car, and IL ours.
ming order In less than two b, FOOLS
That men should not beoOm> ey &c
and think, especially when tn uct
into office, that their official Cosa feS
above criticism, No man need
tho truth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

SCRANTON, PA, July 3-Henry j..
Ayerill, who left here some time ago,
about $4,000 "thort IN his accounts" as
agent lor several insurance ompanies,
was taken before Judge o O'Brien, In New
York, yesterday. He waived the produc'
to- of requIsition papers and v as sent TO
Scranton.
ATLANTA, GA July 3 .. c. Nelson,
banker, who has beeh running the
North Side Savings Bank in this city' mas
disappeared, 1t Is thought That Atlah va
banks and others will Lose, but u Is hot
known as jet how heavily. -.
CINCGNNATI, o., July 3.-Last week
Miss Clara Williams was arrested lOr
stealing millinery goods from Mrs. Bar
ger, her employer On Sunday she com
mitted suicide by taking chloToiorm Dc
fore the arrest she had borne an IRE
proachable character,
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IL cabinet photos as Cummings' aAic
lery for So. 300 Market street.


Yesterday afternoon, the 8 ByssT-sld
daughter of Harvey W. MillF, of no,
17l6 Gllpin avenue, went out to play
and wandered into the street. A few
minutes later one Of HaTtman s. Feb.
renbAch's heavy wagons came glopg,
and she was crushed under the wheels.
Her mother heard her scream and saw
the wheel pass over her; catching her
clothes It rsvolved her little body
around with II, but before 1t could again
pass over her, she tore her from it, and
carried her almost llfelBss form into the
house. The wheel passed over her
stomach, and DR.. Palmer, who WAS
summoned, knowing that there was no
hope of saving her life, used his utmost
endenvors to case her sufferings. 1t
was net thought that she could live
many minutes, but she survived until
3 O'Clock this morning, when her suf-
fsrings were ended by death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Mrs. Harry Fullerton WAS given one
of the most complete surprises she has
ever bad the pleasure Of since her girl
hood days. Mr.. Fullerton, her hus.
band, aud her sister, Miss Esther Null.
oa, put their heads together and deter.
mined to give Mrs. y. surprise party
on Monday evening, 1t being the COCA.
sion OF her 32d birthday. Friends had
been invited from New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, New York, Ohio and Della.
ware. A cousin, who was in the secret,
called for Mrs. Il. In tie evening and
invited her to take carriage ride with
him. They took pleasant drive, and
mAnARed to arrive home about 0 O'Clock,
when Mrs. E. was ARreeAbly surprised
TO md her house taken possession Of by
her friends, who gave her warm
greeting on her heArthstone, reminding
her that IL WAS her 32d birthday. Pres
ents, numerous and handsome, com
pletely hlled large table In the room
The evening Was spent In social chat,
singing, etc., and About IL O'Clock an
invitation was extended to walk into
the dining room and pArtAke Of refresh.
ments, under which the table fairly
grosnea. Ample Justice being done Ia
the good things Of this life the company
broke 10 at seAsoDsble hour with
wishes for many n ore birthdays to Mrs
Fullerton,
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What a Tir

Ap.oOl, formerly had, trying yT
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

For the Fall trade, good times, or any
thing else, for We have things you need
now, aud we believe times are good
with the people of Wilmington. All
they want is to sec goulsthinR they mead
and they'll spend their money. Some
Of them need fruit jars. Mason's is
considered the best by most folks, bat
the Woodbury. improved claims to be
aheRd Come and sec for yourself A
little lower than usuAl, Probably you
need an Excelsior Cooking Crock. Its
different from Bny other stew pan or
preserving kettle; don't sit fat on he
stove; not Rs apt to burn things. Dishts 8,
glassware, lamps, etc. poSoHo, No.
II EasE Seventh street, one door from
King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

WASHINGTON, July "A scene oc-
ourIed In the House this morning just
before the honr OF assembling, which
caused considerable excitement for the
moment, Representative Lagsn of
Louisians took ofiense at somethlnE
that appeared in ths New Orleans City
Item, and meeting Mr.. W. B Lynch,
the correspondent OF that paper IN the
hall of the Mouse, re sought satisiac
tion Tor his wounded feelings. He
made an angry assault of words upon
the correspondent, who responded very
calmly, seeking to avoid scene. This
Aueered the Congressman still more,
and he seized Mr.. Lynch by the lapel
OF his coat aud showed him out OF the
door. Toe correspondent conduct
ed himself throughout In a dig
nifsd and aontlemAnly way, refusing
to be drawn into fat fight on the foor
OF the House.