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Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

Yesterday while the hotse OF Pstsl 2.
6lartin was etandiGG In 'rout OF the
Wilming:cn Savings Bdrd Building,
Ninth and Market ssreetg, is took frigGi
ard dashed ont the latter alges'. When
IN froot of the Fir8t Presbyterian
Church the runaway oolltded with a
milk wagon, upsst'iog 1t aud breaking
the axle. The horse attached to the
wagon YVES thrown on the pavement,
and the milk wBs scattered around tht
street. AT the time Levi O Bird, Hso..
was passing hlOng, and E7ade q rs.sfo v
escspe from being seriously injured
The runaway Continued out Market
street 10 Sixteenth, taeEea TO French
ssTeet, down which he turned and was
captured AZ EO1Tteenth street. The
buggy, which was badly wrecked, Was
taken to bhop for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

HALIFAX. n. g., Ju,y 18.-Nifs
9eria Sm.th, youngest daughter OF
Il inry 5mit1, LEFT this city on 8Atur.
Day morning and 10 nov IL Boston, IL
Is believed. 10 company with Beptlst
minister who hss deserted his wife,
nr. Smith IL wealthy ARd is q mem bar
or the Halifax Clpb, and his family
move In tbs best 9oolety. About six
weeks ego M. Smith and his daughter
%eHt to WoifeYille, returning home a
feW days ago. While in Wolssvilla
the minister, Rav. j r. Hutchinson,
6gGane soguaiAte1 with the Smiths,
he had been engaged iu missionary
WotS In I0dia and had only recently
arrived In 81. John, where he resided
VIE his vile aud young child. 1t wss
. Gaze OF love at FIRST sight with the
minietef ard Miss Smita, and they
Sese seen together very often. After
MisS Smiths return homs some COR
r2spsudenoe passed bstween them, ana
II ID thought the elopemant was then |
planned, On Saturday morning the |
yolaB woman started oai, saging she |
wa going to market. She has not |
osen seen since, and this morning hor
.atSer received an unsigned telegram |
rom Boston stasing that she WAS IN
lhAt city. Il 10 known thGt Mr,
autohtnson WAS not IN st. john on
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

Good heath, gool moralr, good gepRc
and good temper ArG tho four essentials
for coed vile, The-s are tie india
ponsAblss. After them comss the IA lnor
advantages o. good l2oks, accomplish
mentBi fatnily position, eto. with the
hFst tour, married ll!a will ba conafor
table aud happy Lscking eitasr, 4,
viii DO Ia molo or less degree failure.
Upon good health depends largely the
good temper sad gool looRs, snd TO
soEle e1SsAt goad q9Ese sisl, as the hes.
mind mnst be s1oc,ed moro or less hg
the weakt eases and whims attendant
on frali health Vou9g man, II youf
Ti'eS FOL inR into 3 e,a;e Of lnYO !dls.n,
dssb OF oil ihiERs Try 10 Sssiose her
health IfeAo Ia troubled With debili.
Gat'nS fens,9 EeRSnssSas, bay Dr..
PIesos's SaVofi,e Prescription. Il will
cur5 her.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

WAsuINGToN, d. C., July I'm the
.. 3. House Of Representatives the tarll
bin was resum ed, and, after debate, Mr..
wilkins, of Ohio, moved to strlka wool
from the free list. The melton was de-
ieated, the vote on count Of tellers being
l02 for aud l2O against. On motion Of
Mr.. NJ lis an amendment was adopted
striking out the clause imposing a duy
of 30 per cent. ad valoram on carpets and
carpetings and inserting II clause impOs
ing duty of q cents per square yard on
hemp acd iute carpetings; 20 per cent.
ad Valorem on floor mating and Hoor
mat exclusively ofYegctable substances,
and 10 per cent al Talorem on all other
carpets and carpetings, druggets, back
iDRs, ruga, screens, covers, hassocks,
bedsides OF wool, ilar, cotton, or parts OF
either or other material. On motion of
the same gentleman tao date on which
the free wool clause all go into effect
was fixed on October LIST, 1888, and the
date for the taking effect of the woollen
schedule on January 1st, 1889.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

CHICAGO, July II AT Chicago yes
terday the Erie and Chicago and
Atlantic lines made their usual cut IN
rate on dress beef, dropping cent to G
cents per 100 pounds TO New York. For
the first time Eir ce the fight began the
vanderbilt aud Pennsylvania lines
Jailed to meet the cut. A consultation
was held by the freight men Of the
Michigan Central, the Lake Shore, the
Pan handle and PIttsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, resulting in an agreement
to ignore the action OF the Chicago and
Atlantic for one day. The trouble i5
that the Vanderbilt ard Pennsy lvania
roads are getting all the dressed beet
business now that the rate is so low that
every carload represents loss TO the
companies handling It, The Chicago
and Atlantic have carried no dressei
beef out OF Chicago for several days, for
the reason that 1t gave notice to shippers
last week that at the present low rates
their shipments would have 10 take the
chances with ordinary freight, instead of
being forwarded by the special fast
freight trains The agents OF the other
roads dec ARE they will give shippers the
best service their lines afford, whatever
may happen 1t is now the gen rsl be
lief that there will be no further reduc-
tions of dressed beef and cattle rates,
but II ls possible that other commodi ities
VIII be attacked
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

Yesterday morning horso vas placed
10 an ingenious arrangement, construct.
ed for the purposa, and slIa down to the
bottom o! tho south bssln Of the Cool
Spring reservoir Hs was then her-
messed to Il drag ard the work Of cleang.
Ing the bottom OF the basin begun. This
drag ls Rbont twelve fee. long, and 60 IL
Is hauled around 1t soTapes tho bottom
almost clean OF mud and sediment. A
man stands on ths drag, ANA gang OF
ton men follow with hoes and shovels
10 assist in the work. After tie mud is
sorapad up II will 5e drawn to the tur.
lace ana osrted away. II ia probable
that tha basin WAS never before in 90
Il. tty condition as It Is a. present, ADJ
although smother horge and drag will
be put TO work IL will taxa several days
5sf:rs IT is tlaiohet.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

WEST CHEsrEE, july IS -gpgc'al
Ofiichs PalIiips snl EaTrigsn, Of The
Pennsy ylvaLia Railroad, tia morning
brought before Jus.is5 Enpast fourtet n
tTamps whom iiey cApiu,od last night
AZ Glenloch Slati0a BteaiiGg rides on
freight trains, Fva OF the me- claimed
Philadelphia ss taslr home. The JUS
tico impo oil a hu9 0! 81 upon each CT
zen days II jal, O1s half the nuaber
paid up.
Two Of than Eesa btothars, named
AndsrEon, belonging IA Philadelphia,
neithor OF Whon had rasclsi lla ma
lGrlty. The elder handed over e E10
bill for HE own ana brotheE's Ace.
At.er being Discharged the lad pre-
ducea 3 aecJad bill OF the Same danOml-
nntiOu.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

CARLISLE, July 16.-A strike 90
ouEred % tbs shoa factory this morning
and thirty women walked out. The
strike was she direct result Of the rein &.
statement OF Foreman Ksiter By the
company. Last winter tbs women,
with bat few exceptions, lsis the en-
ploy OF the company oa account of oil.
legged indignilies st this hsnds Of the
foreman. The strikers have all ds-
olared they will renain out until the
obnoxious foreman 10 aghin discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

A tonic Is wD1t nervous people REQUIRE.
70 inpart strength into the pervous or.
ganism is TO insurs its tranquility, pro
vldai causes of urh9althful excitmeDt
are avoiaed. A medicinal tonic that
ike Hostettar'd Stomach Blttcrs-com
mands the unqualified sanction OF tho
healing profession. Nad which institutes
q general reform IN . biliour, dygDaptic
and debl!its.ed condition Of ths systsm.
Is surely entitled to oareful trisl BIZ
Intelligent ptopls, oapabls Of forming 3
dus eaimate o! a medicine, from EN-.
phatio and ofiaa recorded professional
evidence IN its behsll. Not only ars
the nerves. and tt3nsoh invlgorated by
the BitteEs, but the Rystsm Is algo en-.
doWec with unHcnted power Of resist,
ance to Influences In cir, water or dslly
avooa.lol sabVersIve Of health. Prom
inently dangerous among the first
named of those Is malaria, aga!st which
Hos!etler'5 9'omaUh Bilters afoYds o
competent safeguard. Rheumatisn and
Kidney troubles s:e also prevented and
oTero9ne by IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

a gentleman residing on HSrket
/ street, who has been sick for goml
mt nth9 AMI attended by promirent
physician, Was told by that gentleman
thAE he had not much longer 10 live
aud be had better arrange his sar.LI y
ah1irs. This was over eight months
ago. The man got slightly better ana
Il rtill IN the land OF the living. I'll
though great nutferec from that drs.d
diseAse c0psumpti0n, and II Is only a
question OF tune before lie Will bs called
bpon TO arrange his Affalfs OF thit
world.
A prominent butcher in the Third
Street market, residing uear Lauden-
DerR, Pa hza a mare which he drove IL
miles on hot day last month IN one
hoar aud twenty-five minutes. Hs
Gays tl's is moderate driving nud TIE
animal could make the distance In less
time Il 5ho bad bsen urged. We think
she is . travelling machine and hard 10
beat az a road horse.
Tbs drinking wEto. Is . little better
but 1t should be used yet spnrinplv ~
our oitlzsns for drinking purposes. The
we9dB or ais @ are 90 thick up near
Rockland miils thSt 1t Is almost I'm
possible TO row 8 boat through the vege-
table matter. Mr.. Luke says that is
wha: oils oar drinking watsr and NOT
any stuf from the mills Hlony the
brandywine. TIE Cnly remedy would |
be TO bore hrtesiRn WelH.
N1morous good barRa!ns have been
purchased Et the weekly GALES at w,
WErnet's bazaar. Good horse flesh |
always commands good plioee. Un. |
l9uBd animals are dear ht any price
che horse jockeys are out In full force
i these horse sales and it Is an smusinR \
''RhE to watch them examine tie aui. |
mails 90 they are offered fer sale. They |
GENERALLY know more about The nors,s
nan their oNnsrs, or Oise think they
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17
The Ohleago Rlvor on FIre.

CHICAGO, July ia boys curiosity
ITO see Il 1t woald burn" this morning
sat- toe Chicago river on Hre. 1t occur.
red near the ttoORyaid where the river
has long ceased to ba water, and is In
reality nothi0g hut greaBs and BntmAl
fhts, which have found their way from
tbs slaughter houses. A lighted match
thrown into these ingredients soun had
the river bltziug fer several blocke, and
tas ira boat and two locomotives sue
cee6ct In keeping the flames from tie
more valuable property, but not until
ahoat $500 worth OF docEase had been
destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17
ssrmon py rev. q Nv. T. I,nn,,,

Rev. ]. W. 7. Boothe,D D. j. of this elf,
| occupied the pulpit Of the Filth Bap,si
/ Church, Eighteenth and Green streets
Hhlladelphia, on Sunday, preaching on
! Revelation xxi, 5, "Behold, | make al
things new" "4s Christian men and
women," he said, tive believe that hi
things are 10 the hands of Jesus Christ.
who sits upon the throne to-day. Whatever
/ may be our theory as 60 the enthrOned
christ, there is a science OF history, The
gospel OF Jesus Christ appeals 20 and
gratliles our love of the new. We read
OF the new heaven and the now earth. of
the new JeruCalem, to be d!sGilmiuatud
~ q marked sense from the OLD Jer.salem.
ChFlstianty difers from oil other rell-
gions, 1t is no. r history of the old. II is a
phophecy OF the new; It incloees the old
but the Star OF Bethlehem shines IN all itS
maichless beauty oyer the new In pro-
portion as man lives in the past, so
does be narrow his vision as 10 the future.
IL 10 true that the text roots Itself in the
past but 1t does not forget the aanger
Daoe, u tells us CT the carpenter shop.
The old Of the text tells US of Chrlst's
hlmiliatlon; the new, of his exaltatlon.
The aim OF Jesus Christ Is the renewal Of
human hearts. He was, He is, He evIr
VIII be the light of oil the world. He
came cot to a caste, 10 q nation-He
came TO the human race, and had one
single aim In view, the redemption OF
humhn souls, His sublime plan of max
Ing all things new is In process of confor-
ma ion, Ee was lifted up bgth on the |
cross and on the throne, that all men
might be drawn to Him. The golden are
ol Christianity, the golden age of Jesus
Shfist is In tbs future, and for this every |
Iorce Is active and every hand busy. The !
We OF Jesus was Redempiion's work, and .
Ills ascension into Heaven Redempiion's .
prophe y. Civilization, education, phil /
lnthropy cannot make all things new,
luI Jesus Christ can use those forces 10 ,
that purpose"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17
Letter f,om vlrsinta.

correspondence Of the Republican.
WIGG1Ns. ". Va, July I7.-WNen
was but boy 1 wRB In tle Harrison
ranhs singing with tho crowd;
There's news about election, borne on II
every ale,
A sons IN cysry orssEsus heard about Ia
To Pnt hin in lor Pite'ldont, the wi5obt AZ,
the bet,
We've chossn General Harrison. the hero
/ the WO5t.
And thin the chorus:
Oh, Ws'li sing Harrison sorg b. a!ght and
( meet hil loes by day.
: fancy Osn heNr the ring Ing voices
OF v. u. Ehff and his good brother
IL. II. j. NAT, 90 they Joined in that
chorus, and thu sopg;
Come I'LL 70 good wings Of Uhlo.
likewise 70 sicE democrats COO;
uomO out nom among the foul pRrsy,
and veto for old Ilppseanoo.
Ahl those we're Nmes 10 stir tho soul
and carry the multitude by stCrn
Didn't We do 1t then? Ayel Csu't We
dn IT sRntn2 1 say, yeBl Stars the tall
ana keep IL rolling on uatil suoCsss
perehss On the banners Of cur RrnnG o.d
patty.
Changing the subject, let me tall you
was locker On In Venice at the
DsmoGrstlo County Convention last
Saturday ct HlntOp, Their leader, who
by tho way is Col. NJ a. Manning, On
JoyiCg the po0ltian OF chief Of divisiou
Ia the pension oifice At the snug salary
OF $4,000 per Ennan, marshalled hie
f1ross nt "a early hour, and having
eVerS thing 'cus Kni dried, +" rushed the
nomination through with vim, aud
sci J)utned in short order, leaving the
antt-aaL ning faction as.oundsd, Caz a
aud bswlldtred. However, tile con
Ventioa was orderly, and 10 give the
credit due ahem, the men pus fIrWard
Wers fair men, the bhss they could nuJ
tsG, and II remains for US 10 tag whether
they shall succeed.
was writing an oInAmentll csrtia. I
oats somo days siaoe, for e nLwly
hedged lawyer, who, it 10 eSld, passed 9 |
iHir examination before the iuigrs.
(they always perform that duty IN thlt
state) and be wrote asking roe to make !
"licms" ne "or.nlmGHia ss 'rosagleJ
and signed his letter "Yctesh Truly.
Shades OF Coke and BlAokstontl what a
commentary on this neRl gaace a! 10 we'd |
In the elementary brApchts OF q legs! |
have great expectations 10 The gu1.
cess OF our ticket, and close by sayInR
.eE ua CRY oil hail 20 our leader, brave
hErtison loyal and true, let every man
os leeder and help pus our Rood ticketI
through. W. B. W,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 17.-CRtheylue
MoCeriney, Oh insane pauner, recently
shipped from Ireland on tie etesme eT
Indiana, sud who nzrived In thls city q
law dais ago, was yesterdEy cent back
to New York b. tho pcOr authorities Of
PAtsburg to 30 returned % Iselnnd
Oity Attorney Motel dictated eharp
letter to the Commissioners OF Emlgra-
ton al Castle Garden en- the McuArinsy
oss9, aGd oommulIustlan was scot
% ohiei Elliott 10 the Secretary Of the
Eteasur2 on tho same au5isc.."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

INDIANAPOLIS, lad. July 16.-Ger.
Harrison has tn5htsd on writing and
di1ta.ing replica to lettsrs received
since Saturday, aud was again attack
cd with neu;slStA Of this side. His
phytioiGn said tho Gonefnl must have
absoiute quiet for isw days. Ha has
shaken hands With 80 O09 people TO
GAZE, and Will grssp 500 more Illinois
and southera Indiana dextsrs on THUS
day If Sble 20 do SO.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

PATERSON, n. j., Jnly lG General
Manager W. W. lvsug, of tho Grant
Locomotive Works, IN this city, Gays ID
Is ths present lntsntiOn OF the MANAGE
meat 70 ree7ive no ore orders Tor loco
motives and to cosa the WORKS as soon
Is the work on bard is fnished, which
Will be about three weeks,
The c)1cetn has bsen run st lcss for
some time. Whether It will bs recr-
g&AiZ ID and Continued here OF removed
To another city has not been decided.
Toe Grant Works have been carried on
In Paterson for about forty years.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17
LII Town.

vfsk ego 3 party OF men ap'
+. ,%,s clty aud opened n frea
Ii shog on the vacant lot nc
ss5 I,orbsrd stfeeto, theiE OBJ
Nv ~, ssle ofA pstsnt nOstIum
.s ", Ugrrb, of Life" which 1t
,.,s,rted y. would cure oil the lille
~ bar To-" The show drew
r,sss qyery evening, and during
'ymlss,,ns ito pfoprietora would
y lsaf5sdly on nasal oatnrrh,"
~ many Eoudarful cures that
y sseo.si by bis medicine. Yes.
Jsne, II. MORGAN, on behalf OF
board Of Pharmacy had q
ls.ued for tho arrest OF s. j.
Sgd Thomag !. Murphy, the
toi,. op 9 charge Of Whaling
n, gf this sihts They bad n
4 b,i5re squiIs smith and were
IA and oolIs each ,tnt ala0 agreed
Il are rot r,Quiiei to furnish bail
pppshIsuOe at court, to leave
Il, The usual crowd assembled
kIgg, Int Instead Of the min
III lie professor" delivered q
III N v vh.oh be abused Mr..
Irnl tried 10 impress upon bis
'fhl: wuui-g.On Is only q ont-
'sgn.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

BENNIEGToE, Vt, July flames
6usbannoD, Joaa Kesuan, James Goo
tiEsn and George GarvIn had been
oArouslns about this plaoe all OF Sun
day night, and frslly called upon John
.Gu1bAnnon, from whom they demanded
drinks. He refused and they bagan
stonlng tho houss, when two front win.
dUws were h;oken. Gushannon came
ont OF the h9aee, csught his nephew,
James GushaEnon, ami was shaking
hlm whom keona1, who is lame, struck
him Oh tbs head with h!s orulch and
killed Eim.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

PIrTsBURG, Pa, July 16 Samuel
L3wis died In Edaew9od, a suburb of
Plttsourg, this morning, ut the age OF
u years He WAS great grandson OF
Francis 0seood Lewis, siSner of the
Declaration OF Independence, AMI was
associated With Horace Greeley, Wendell
aud Others in taa abolition
movement. He wAa also ono OF the nd
yisers OF Joha Brown In his raid at
FsITy.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

WEsT CHESTER, July 10. "A MAJ ked
religious seryice tgok place yseteEday al
the Falls OF FZensh Croes, Chis county,
Whera ei2hteen co!ored men were bzp-
tlz9d by Rev William Fisher, pastor OF
th9 EAac HaotUsal Baptist Church.
Eaars are over thEes hundred coloreJ
FlEgin!@as at work st tGzt pollt, aud
II Is row undsrstoo1 that they will
erect email church during the coming
fall and winter.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

CARLISLE, Pa, July 16.--Rspor.
reached Carlisle thi5 afternoon that Mr..
Lutz, OF Boiling springr, while on the
South Mountain, about eight miles from
hsFe, found the bsdy Of man. Near
oy was shirt 90 tree, and has md
coat lying on the 2yocn6 Foul play ig
suspected. II 10 supposed that the re-
mains are that OF c man who worked in
the ore banks, hount Holly. About
siz months ago man left tho banks,
AID nothing hos s.nos bsea heard OF
him. Full iEvebtiBa.ion will follow.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

READING, July I6 Joseph Cart,
formerly we'll know oitszsn, told 8
ii story to the police bsre to-day. He
il 80 years old, and hy hard saving and
working hs was Ebls TO puTchaEe two
houses, out of which he was swindled
by lawyers Then ho rad his vito
qnsrrtlsd and week ngo shs chased
him cut of their home, 30 was sent
20 tbs pooEhoupc.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

w delightful excursion 10 Tnl.
b. ustl Thursday. July 1851,
a .. 80. station, f51t OF Mar
4, Art section G so, second 6.$b
|Tlsmen5i 7C7; Newark z II;
ISL. To 90 to Baltic ore, from
b steamer Louise. Returning,
'Ohgst,r al . y, m., arriving in
tilnAtS.4S. Round trip tickets
4 llcfsIs IS cents. Tickets foF
|aliviu and all stations named /;
,Emual BSyasrd's, Fifth and
|tgeE,l
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

BEAVER, July IS. Sim Dlnsnore, o
painter, suffered from Bleepleesneas.
Last night he took a ooss OF lAudanum
to produce sleep. When his wife care
to wake hin this morning sho found
him In q etupor. a physicisn was
called, but could do ncthirR. At noon
Dinsmore di0d. Hs was 80 years Of
age and leaves family of SIX small
children.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17
.ramnnranna nnnn,rrr

The ProhibitloDis,s of MIL Creeb
b undred will hold = meeting In ght
sHhcOl hUuee, nenr tho Mermaid, OF
Friday evening, july Goth, at o'ciocS,
for the pufposs Of electlnE delegates b;
the State Convention 10 be held nj
Dover on Tuesday, the Gath inst. AL
Interested are invited to attend. w. W,
Kent, chairman.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

Dnripg tho enoampmeut tho B. & o.
R"llIoad Company will sell spealal ex-
oorsion tickets to Brsndywlne Springa
and relufn ht 20 cenGn, emitting the
holder to tha freedom OF tAe picnic and
pleasure Groonds at tie Springs The
reaniar rodna-trip excursion tickets to
bsuikland viii remain on eale 81 the
nsusl rates. Sevon tgsino Gus ard bsck
on week dsyf; I've trains on Sunday.
Sse time table in this p1par,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

Elmer .. Banks. barber, at the south.
east corner OF Third and Poplar ssreets,
desiroul Of making his pisoa .os business
n9 acceptable to bis numerous patrons
as possible, has recently re.papored and
paintad tha aauae, and 1t now presents
suoh o neat and tidy appearance that 1t
Is q real pleasure to atep iu and get your
beard taEsn off or your hsiG trimmed
with his keen rAzoss and sharp sois-
soTa.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

CHICAGO Jaly ia conference
was mold this aftcrnu az tla cfi3g ol
the Chicago, Burlios ten ond Ouiuny
RAILROAD, at which the road veg rapps-
gented by President Perkina, Vice
President Baa5ie5, General hanessr
stone, VIII. Dexter and j. w. Blythe,
The her sld0 wn3 represented BIZ Chief
r. N. Arthur, % che locomotive on
eineers; Cnt6r z. p. 5Avzgat, Of the
hremen, and alexander Bull!van, their
coHrsel, Hoga aud Murphy were Alsg
present. The officials OF the two BIO b
ethoods al onos assured the railroad
men tlas they had no sympathy With
dynRmtters nor laWieAsn5se in Any forn,
Tba ent tire Interview was oourteous and
cordial throughout. All agreed thnt
It would b9 well II ih3 strike could he
ended. President Perkins, WHEN seen,
said:
"Yes. there has besu conference.
Mr. Arthur. Mr.. Sargent and Mr.. SUIT.
van came TO say thAt they did rot
countenancs violence aud have no
: tympAthy With dynRmissrs. Hoge and
IA urphy sware present at q portion OF
the conference. We had much talk
oyer the situation and oil EgresI that
the Strike oushs to be declared OF.
Nothing was dtfni.al1 settlsd however.
although 1t Ia hoped come good may
ooms OF it "
Mr., HoGe said: "PraposItIons were
submitted By both sides to tho oontro.
yeroy looking toward a settlement OF |
'hs strike. Wha3 thesa propositions
we're l am not et liberty to state. Thsy |
lave net taken a tangible form, and |
.hey via not until another conference |
held, which will be IN = fow days"
he thsn went on 10 say that q een-
raj meeting OF the chaifmen OF INC
,rievanoe oommi,tass o! nearly every
ms running out OF Ch!ca9o WoEli BE-
isid here this woss. ThsFe would be
0 OF these ohairmsn, and thew swiIi
epsesent the BIotle:hoed on their rs.
psoa7e s!stems.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

NEW York, July ia new Snd
dangerous counterfeit OF the 81 sllvoE
certidcats has been published and It's
circulation discovered today. IL is
IeEieoS in details and Only fraction OF
"a inod longer than the treasury plate.
Il 10, however, deficient In execution
aud nes1 Deceive no one who will give
iJ close inspection, rhs vignette Of
Martha Washington Rnd the ehadinR in
tho words u United GtstEsp on the faoo
Of thu bill show coarse engraving.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

Mis- Mlgnis WllliEms OF areenOSnk
writes US that she received her iniuriee
Of Newport, aud not at Kiamersl, az
stated Ia y0stgTiAy'a REPUBLICAN. She
stepped lnts uasty hole at the end Of 6
Trunk in th0 road, and the doctor said
1t wGs miracle tbSt eLe dii not break
her back o. hip. Lho road commission.
ere ahould zee to thGee danger traps in
lhe high@Ay5 End have them repsirsd
at oRCe, bsfoEe Gene one elso receives
injuries ia tha sEme manner 90 Miss
RLlilamH.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-17

s,,slbBIlbalI to tho History
BIO doolitel to take the book,
olBi tlalit was not what the
] rsp,estnlJd It to be, 8, ).
g. Co., Of Philsielphia, the
haze btogRht tuiE against
connsl them to Eosp 10 the lr
~ Oae OF these casss against
ltCinlly will bs tried at Squire
es liice bsiUro reiersls this