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Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

CLAUS SPEECKLEs, the OAliforuls
sugar ref nor. and his sea are looking
around for sit3 On which TO erect q
sugar refinery and iuVsIs NOS less than
three millions OF dollars Ia the bust
ness. An Industry OF this kind would
give em ploymen. ID hundreds OF hand
in addition TO tbs beoed ctal effect Il
would have on other bn4iusss, oonse-
a1sn.iy Philadelphia, New York and
Baltimore ara each Striving % secure
tho plant. Wilmington has greater
natural advantages for q business Of
this kind than either OF tho oiiies
named, bu. as part of our c!uzsps arc
diSfranchissd AMI rendered 10 bs.ter
than serfa By few mel fer the pur.
poss OF perpetuAstng their party In
powsr, We cannot ask any great enter
prine to io0R!e hera. Thee iaols we're
fully stated al the last meeting OF tie
Board OF Trn1e by pEaoAoAt business
men, who, although they srs Demo-
urass, have too much respect for them
selves 10 become pot house politicians.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

A 5pring-like freshness in
the Souta2ha Braided Robes
opened yesterday. They'll
soon be making the streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
IDGLOVES.

Splendid goods, all new,
and prices way down. Kid
Gloves for 500, 68c, ooc' land
81 IS.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

AS TIE tax collectors are appo.n ted
by tue LsVy Uourt for the purposn .;
securing tho hm3uns duo the county
from ssoh oiti1l IN, End a, IL has besn
pEoysd shHt thsy tA7s Adopted eTt-y
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

George 0. Marshall. OF Kenneth
Square, Pa, is arranging to remove to
our city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
DuBLlO SALE-WILL BE eOLD AT
= public sale on the Creamery Farm H.
NUN On T. MANUW II I81t
AT y O'Clock, u. shlrp.


head of horses. Not. Bay hurss i6Iar
where,
MOP. Bav horse. year. old, orj, ssA
No. 8. nay horse, yrAru oil. ,,4ud,
good family horse, haid 10 heat
40 I. sOrrel mare, 5 years eld. soariial
hh,nu' good driver ard worker. ,aaT
No.b Bay mare, hrAvy with for. ,oan4
aud viii work anywhere.
No. 3, sorrei colt, coming 2 ear, ,ll l,,t
No.. 7. Brown colt, coming onf Y.ato4.
s2Foo1 inllrh COWS, 80 ne fresh tgi 1thtn
,lnsc springrrt, Durham hull 'wu Y'Nr Ok
me broo sowr good Joar, 20 sual. pln,l
koui farm wagon, ! two seated ritg,
ner inan,own, ] top buggy, / ROAD earl
sleigh and BELLS. horse-rakc, un',a war
,nihy nl9n south bend Ow, 2 tas hh;
single harness. I set light doub" tt'Htsa
81 Of heavy wagon barnes, Gov rhs'ah
whcelharrog. / horse poser sau q. 1ai'
FORKS, shoNels, takes ant other Anta77
1EHMs. An sums Of t2g aud uAd'f b 81
runs over that amount credit nj > Honlh
VIII be giyen on purchaser FiviHk 'insi@
mote with an approval cudols,r 'liti1'
added, or 8per cent. VIII he Il9wrI a., Ss
on al rrrdlt sums JOHN IA ENupIi hs0N
sTiDiiAM son. Auctionuets. >" T'a-"
DCBLIC SALE OF PERSON 4 PRO
i PER rf. VIII be sold 81 Pu' ' safe %
the premises Of the sub-eri itr, IN itf r' CO..
chestci, , |. Co., IA, n ar ClaymEpH %
THURSDAY: MA RCll slh l,a,,
Sale at 10 o'olook;r. ~,
good farm or CRYING horses HIi ,ls,
good dairy cost bulls. l0waR9ni 1ai rais
cOnhls lug ri hrm and milk Walpd sojgH
and single harness, such M pluw fam ~ ~
oihtr hind Of harness, , mSHiug ilH'tRt
mower and reaper, | binder. large lat nlPiP.l
spikes, h-TrOxA, consisting Of H'Nht Ny
slns u, hoe harrOws, hay cutie ,. bet ~
large lrt Of milk clIurns, cnnhstn- ~.
Huuar p, lot Ia ia RS, stone slrda, ~htHon
rows. corn sheileis, wagon pnitz lai 'Ill t,
bioek1 d ropes. post diggerN lot 1'ug',I,t
hoa-, picks. Bralis. hriAr hunks, 900, "
saws, blocks and tacklts,gr lncIai Pr s2uI
Ahh POI ~, crOwbars gTindslOhe, o. 4inu t a
DINER hntttts. mcasureA etc cora hh', N,
taNts, tntkf, hoes, shove 2, a'C, "a ~ i ~.
ulta- halrrs hains, donhe q AIb, w
tr,ts, post SHADES, hay and IN inutr i1fsA ~,
i,ihs ahd rigging, fan 81, =, rnl!f, hS,
drllli. va ;on beds. hay knvef - pas .L
ne snrgs and a very lRrga number Of a'f''
not mentioned. -.
Condiii ms a months With an sppfo'ede e"
doFtei on All sums yer 90 u.s.,,,,
ALEX 4 \ DhH ARhsibING,
J. II. Howard, Auctionrer H',nqe.z
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
So to SIS for a Robe.


French, 81 &c.
Northwest OF centre.
400 reams Commercial and
Octave Note Paper, cream,
heavy linen stock, ruled; in
ream boxes. with square
envelopes to match, 81 a
ream, SC a quire. A fair
price would be S2.4o a ream,
12c a quire.
Our latest in box papers
are "Millrose," 3" V a n
Dyke" "Rose Lava" and
Little Hoffman" Each
name cloaks cuteness and
oddly.
eouth OF Thirteenth street entrance.
So so Books tor 81! So
Books for CSC! 81 Books ioi
20 cents! Books that you'll
like to read. Plainly printed
on good paper, and hand.
Isomely bound. Desirable
Books in every way. We give
a partial list OF them. But
you'll not realize what q
wonderful moneys worth
they are until you see them
Publishers' Our
price. price
The City Of the Great King
4 j. Z Barclay .......... $3.50 81 D
iGrumbs Swept Up. T. De-
Witt Talmage s..4.... goo 10
Nj ,ht Scenes in the Bible.
! Daniel March. .......... $40 Is
From Dawn TO Dark. ReY.
Daniel March -. a,D Is
Scenes and Incidents in the
4 Life OF the Apostle Paul
Rev. Albert Barnes ...... 80 81
| Ny Fathers House. or the
Heaven OF the Bible Rev.
James NJ. Msodor all .. 800 81
All Round the Year. Verse;
fTomsky Farm. Elaine
and Dora Reed Goodale iej 81
Home Topics. Practical
Papers on House and
Home Matters. sGsan
Ann. Brown - 800 .,
Animal Physiology. j.
Miner Fothergill NJ. D. 100 :.
Famous American Fortune
and The Men Who Made
! Them. l.. G Holloway $50 IL
The Book Hunter. John
I'M Burton, -. SOD 10
Legends and Popular Tales
of the Basque People.
Mariana Monteiro. ...... 3 90 | y
A Ride in Egypt. W. j.
s9 925',s Poems. Translated i '5' ]. 3
Goethe's Faust. Edited by
Hedge. .......z.. -. l.5O 3
! Success With small Fruits.
e. P. Roe .-......... $50 lc
i Book News for March ha
: tother lists OF very littl'
,lpriced Books. Book New
readers always know what il
jgoiug on in the book world
Thirteenth stree. entrance.
Easter Cards and Book
lets and Novelties. From
Cards as usual an
not as usual. Books an
tokens full of surprises
Beautiful things full OF al
land sentiment thar stand 10
Easter thoughts.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
Fl 40 inch Silk Net Lac
elLike a spiders web wit
siik figures worked in i
blue and white o
light blue; heliotrope an
Invite on heliotrope; black o
red and yellow. Has bee
elS7. so, now 81 a yard. Ma
row to match, SOC.
II Crepe Lisse, 40 in. Hello
u t1ope, blue and cream
l worked with self color an
o white flowers. Down fro,
S5 rs to $3.50. Narrow 1
ylmatch, 35c.
y Crepe Lisse, 40 in. He
'e iotrope, red, yellow, a n
Hight blue, all worked
x white. Were s. Is, now S.
Narrow to match, 15c. Al
u other grade, was $I.65, no
!60c. Narrow to match, Is
Do you wonder that "
n need twice over the Ionge
81
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
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HORSES.

NO, ]. Fanny s, bay mare
M: ma han "a nigh She b sonpi. rs, s @.l
With or without hllnGs, has lr''iist' 'g,t'
Has no record, II trackA were IN LIZ W ~
y would guarantee To show = ni H,,,N9n
No, .. Fnis ", b-own m,r. E..
10 ~ hands high. sired Ly Aieral,.. %,
mont, dam clay mare. She is Nil y A.
D .,ei,t 10Y. u tracks were in .,,s,,.uI
10 road wanna 10 emo" iHile oio,- Il y
Nc. 2, Bay mare May. II yc,r.
WIN, f h,fh, q good farm AID BIO s q -
No. T.. Gen. GARFIELD, bay horn
old 70 - hands high, sound snI liui "a,
prompt driver. worKs either sinai ' q, %, q
and can &c driven by a LADY. 'N'f,
No. 2. Leroy, bay horse y,a-,.5.-
hsnus hleh, sound nj aind, sired ~ p1,s,sA
"a thol onRh Ir,dl. lie Is rood pf '.g' l.''aal
~ kr,At endutahct. In him We hi5s.t,
may be- termed real RentemSq, 49,,
No. brown horsr, / y,nrs 'G sitssi
hennA nigh. sound and Kind, Ku,t 49,
W. work 10 any hnrntsL aud cil ii,1s
No Z. Grant, a roam sorar. av.,,.,,
10 Nnahus hkhi perfect fami y nor wv
mar, mar o'9i 70 ~ hands high. n - 6,5oi
PATt'HEN = ALBION -Delsw,- h.,
Years old. 1913 hands high lie 7, Pa T.,
shthtnnt orisl sound And KIND ami = IN.
Never been hAndlr for snerd. bpt ,, hl''.
mite, on half-mile trarN, In ia Il ,'. ~.
ing VIII surely learn TO 90 fast $50 ~
rorW"od's Patrhcr, the sire or lIr.g - VIZ
ile hts been used 10y present Owner IA, ~
vice " ~ g" NlcA'w
SHETLAND PoNIEs. lis very lin. ,,..
lhud panies. sound and nd ~ IN. XXI
drsn 10 tide or drive, ''' eiH'
tATr Ia good home ral, Cd 4, q. ann,
LTD, ~. ., e i 10 proht bs day Of 49,, R's.
i.-rsised heifsrs, will soon be In j,r5dt
,inS. ~ me shouts, Poland Cam. sio,r
IN WAGONs, CARRIAGE, HAENtSS a"
NO seated fnmily carriage, lpar..prl1y
bueFles, doctors phAetons, / stifns. t,,,
rlafs 1oles. market dearborn, sl,r.i.a,
pllh wagon, 2 farm wagons hay w.yoa
iarin cart, wide tread set dnubir c,fiafss
harness sets iinHle carriage hsrilrs-' ii W
stag harness, set OF cart harness
~ NDklfS-iO tons OF good tip,ifiy b.y
2-hotse roller, 2mo~ine mAchines Aty III
Ger, horse rake, harpoon hay f0tl, nl, 4. asd
and rope, All complete: hay sud iodleI cote
lSliV Derningl, with ahOTae pnr v doubs
keareu helt iof same; iOt of nl6w., harfOs,
DAIRY FIXTURES Tso-hauets b,,,.
churn, buckets. cans. pana, etc,
1erms. a VI sums OF ~ aud under f,l ali
sums over that amount . credit OF month,
VIII be gwen on purchaser Il .ylHr q bsH.aMt
note with an approved en1orser
l.. W. stldham sor. Auct. MI
DUBLiC SALE-RIII RE- EDfDIT
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

DUHLlU SAl.h-WliL re 9lhD A.
Z tho residence Of 10 subier ber! heH
Red ilsy Greek Uhufch, in MAJ Oie''
Hun 6red, on
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
UMBRELLAS.

The balance OF our UNI
brellas at less than jobbers'
prices.
Hamburg Edgings, Swiss,
Edgings--a reduced to
cost.
Bargains in Table Linens
Napkins, Doylies, Blankets
Counterpanes, Quilts, Silks
Y elve,e, Pushes, Ore s t
Goods, CashmeIes, Ribbons
Zephyr, Woods oil all kinds
Laces, Collars and Cuffs, etc
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

. head OF good worR or dilying hoifs'
tOts, scno with oslveR BY their tiatutE
20 pEiTs of chioEens, ! firm W'fua[.
Gernhntf Wn dea rDoIn. buggy, etnw
re.s, 9 sets Of singlo hsrneR, Destli ~
huy cutter, corn iheiler, forks, TaIts' ''
els, cts. ,,, nh.
good cock stovs. o1Irn, tuHG VI, ~
cream Kettles, milk psHsiA iot o. .I nj
ana Il I'D or; corn and oatibY NC Du'H'
ilve ncfes OF wheat 10 the ground ,,,,M
Al so at fhs 80 me tins Ano p aee, IN
ane cows. tho property of u. Ft t.P ~,
ToIns.--sll Gums Of . % tnd uon i, ri
for suIns ever that Amoaht I',St,fl
OsnEarlo note with approvsd eIhor'eI,
CAROIlnE LII aItri
l.. ". stidham n son huo's. DIV ~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
THURSDAY, MARCH H. '"''

1e hold Of good dairy oswr,s, 10 ~
10 with calves by Lhtir sid,s Nh,
GONE close spripgori; l a2oa rlocs Y, 80 n
bull. four homo raised helfeIs, y, Is gilt
two Oar old; 3 saoais, gsOd ~" .,,n % "
OF chioksIs and ;uIBoyai ljt o. ssi' c,silli
ear by the busho', Daicy ohtu,os
ing or u liz cans, paDi, nuok ~ n,j.i ~.
terms;--All sums CT $40 am o,s5t VI !
all sups over thRt amount -, eirlb5i
months viii be given su potgr ,s3Tr5sf,
banka 10 note with appf0Fsl oty
JOAN L. DOn s 49,
aeorko b TGsal' .tSiG
L. " stiiham a s0n' T6,i,loplT
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

one good horse, & years Oh; 81 ~
cows, one In pront, i've eh'1 ,,n
chickens ,...,. sf yiucItl n
t sp'd dssa p1eai rotting wagon, ibotts
piows, harrows, euiii'Gtrf, Hsy sna ~
hoes, churn, milk pans. tet y ,ni rsnM
I acres OF wheat in tie Rrsuno' q
other articles. ,,.,5 updsr fA,1 a
arms over tl,At amountscre Y, hsp iplt
be sIyen On purchaser gigiinsg, n" "a ~, M
Win Interest aLu apprtys1 MIN ApAlt.l
W 4 Iank Angt. - ID
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

nUBIdO SALE I'm s fsle, o.
III. will sell at pus,,rt, 20, va
livery stables, EGG MOI Ssn9t, dasN"'
FRIDAY, HAaOh ID i''''
Rtl O'Clock p. ~ ,s,, nj
M head OF young. rennd S I'd IN
~ horsss, suilsbie kr az ,,.iroiail A'"'
Thes Sc horsss have Deen
Dy X. j.. hooort4. N
2and ! months credit, psnNin..sI
l., w. Stldhsm q Soc AAS
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

TlURLiO SALe-WILL Bs SV t,,T. D
j publfc sale, 90 tho uHGen n, isS
Brandywine HUNDRED, a)out stdnN
station, on .,,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07
wANAM AK ELS.

brighter and livelier. New
colorings,, new styles. Richer
than OF old. The work is
all on foule grounds:
navy blue with white
light gobelin with black
terra Gotta with black
mahogany with black
olive with black
light gobelln with black outlined
with pink
and cream, golden brown, tan, and
gobelln, with self-colored braid.
So to SIS for a Robe.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-07

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BREvITIEs.

The crown prince granted Carl Schurz
a protracted audience yesterday.
The government accepted bonds yester
day to the amount Of 1913, 5000.
The business of Morgan's New York
exchange in London has been ordered
wound up.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows a reserve increase OF 81, 053, 900,
The banks now hold $lS,255,Q 600 in ex.
cess OF the legal rule.
The Newfoundland legislature, after
discussing with closed doors the bill ac,
cepting the fishery treaty, passed the
measure to the third reading.
An epidemic prevails in Madrid. It is
feared that the disease is cholera. The
disease and its spread is attributed to the
extreme heat and impure milk.
At Sandersvillc, Ca, a disastrous fire
broke out Friday night about II O'Clock
and consumed several blocks before ex
tinguished. Loss 800, 900; insurance
$20,0 00.
The house yesterday devoted the great
er part of the morning session to the dis
cussion of the tariff bill. Wheeler o.
Alabama and Bland of Missouri were the
first speakers. Bland bitterly opposed the
protective system and denied that it was
the cause of the progress of the country,
and inveighed against pools and trusts,
which he denounced as evils traceable tc
high tariff.
, 1888-05-06
Stocks and Cattle Markets.

New YORK, May 4.-The stock mar
ket was again moderately active but fever
ish and generally weak to-day, and after
many fluctuations within a narrow range
prices are lower in most of the list.
Governments quiet. Money 2 per
cent. Mining shares dull.
Congratulated steady. Lake, $l6.45.
Petroleum was neglected by the traders
doing nothing, while the smaller ones
seemed afraid to scalp on either side.
Petroleum exchange-Opening, sol,
highest, 864; lowest, 854; closing, Sc.
Stock exchange-Opening S6s, highest
S63, lowest S5B, closing Sc. Total sales,
372, 900 barrels.
Following are closing prices Of stocks:
Pacific 6's, 12l; American Express,
IO9; Canada Pacific. $50; Canada
Southern, 5ls; Central Pacific, 1921; Bur
~lington, 1888; Delaware. Lackawanna, l29i;
Denver & Rio Grande, Is; Erie, 25s; Lake
Shore, 92f; Louisville & Nashville, 574;
Michigan Central, SO; Kansas & Texas,
135; New York Central, 1868; Northern
Pacific, 253; preferred, 534; Northwest
ern, l1Os; Oregon Improvement, So;
Navigation, 90; Transcontinental, 26s;
Pacific Mail, $50; Reading, 62s; Rock
Island, 1l24; Milwaukee & st. Paul,
73J; Texas Pacific, 26g; Union Pacific,
55f; United States Express, 72f; Fargo,
1876; Western Union, 764.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Cattle-Receipts,
1000; market low and easier; steers,
SO. goa 4. 70: stockers and feeders, $40
CAS-. IS; Texas steers, SO 259 90.
Sheep-ReceipCs, 1000; market steady;
wooded natives, SIS. 5000. so; shorn, $4.00
@5. 80; Western, $5.0O@G.5 74; Texans,
81. 0OCG G. 90.
Wheat-Market easy. Cash Sl!,
June S24, July S38.
Corn-Market steady. Cash, 57s; June
and July $50.
, 1888-05-06

br. g., BY Paramount, dam by GuifFord
Allen.
j. T. Mcintosh, Chico, Colo-Lottie
NJ, b. f., by Beauclerc-Nellie Norris.
Jr., by Black Ranger.
Arthur B. Stokes, Laramie-Doctor B.,
b.. s., by Hirsh's Observation-Disclosures.
Marens DAILY, Anaconda, Mont-Frisco,
blk. c., by Echo-Elmona by Elmo; Lord
Byron, b. c., by Gen. B~enton-Mayday
by Wissahakon.
G. B. Jeffries, Butte, Mont-Ilton, b.
O., by Tempest, dam by Commodore Bel,
mont.
Lee Mantle, Butte, Mont-India, blk.
G., by Commodore Belmont, dam by
Membrino Pilot, Jr.
Ike Morehouse, Butte, Mont-Maud
Singleton, by Singleton, dam Unknown.
-FOUR YEAR OLD TRoTTTRs
Purse-$50O.
A. @. Beckwith, Evanston-Al. Mott, b.
c. by Belmont-Princess Clay by Ameri-
can Clay.
VI. II. uOouSu, SheyCnlC- oOuuOTi u.
f., by Belvoir-dam Clytie, by Woodford
Membrino, End dam Sunfower by Alex
ander's Abdallah.
S. w. French, Denver-Coradine b. f.,
by Hlrsch' Belmont, dam by Ericsson.
Frank Crum, Avoca, Ia.-Baby Mine,
b f., by Paramount, dam by Clifford
Allen.
r. I. Kneebs, Sioux City, Ia.-Cruis-
er, b. c., by Chatham, dam by Black
Ranger.
Marcus DAILY, Anaconda, Mont.-Gov-
ernor, b.. c., by Echo, dam, the ISenator
Jones mare by Winthrop Morrill,; Dep.
uty. b. c., by Echo, dam Maria Rose by
Inch. =
The entries thus far number 62, divid.
ed as follows: Yearlings, IL; 2-year-olds,
20; 3-year-old, "a; 4-year-olds, I.
, 1888-05-06
Ianlan Beaten.

SYDNEY, n. S. W, May 5.-The
sculIing match ovcr the Parmetta course
to-day between Peter Kemp of Australia
and Edward Hanlan Of Canada, was won
by Kemp by five lengths.
Kemp took the lead at the start, but
Hanlan's boat came in contact with that
of his opponent before the mile post was
reached. Kemp stopped and let Hanlan
pass and then went after him. When off
Gasgoign's bay, Hanlan crossed the bow
of Kemp's boat and again fouled him.
Kemp got cleared and proceeded, winning
by five lengths. An enormous crowd was
present. The race was for 50, 500 a side
and the championship of the world.
, 1888-05-06
Base Ball.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The senators were
defeated to day by the home team. The
weather was beautiful and the attendance
quite large. The visitors could not find
VaEHatten to any alarming extent, while
O'Day was batted freely and six of the
ten runs were earned. There was con-
siderable kicking against the umpire, but
his decisions, though favorlng Chicago,
had no p]erceptible differences on the re-
suit.
Score-Chicago 10, Washington 0.
PITTsBURG, May 5.-The smoky city
boys were not able to win from the Quak-
ers to-day although they worked hard.
Burlington pitched in fine form and his
support was excellent. Morris was not
hit hard, but unfortunate errors by the
Pi.tsburg felders allowed Philadelphia TO
score three runs which were not earned.
ScOre-Philadelphia 4, PIttsburg 3.
DETROIT, May 5.-The sluggers were
downed by the Bostons to-day in an in
teresting game. Clarkson's work was
greatly responsible for the result, but
hard work was, performed all around
Brouthers and Hanlon were the only ones
of the champions that hit Clarkson with
any effect, getting IN a two Dagger and a
AO"O luh lCopCSOiNSiJ' wa
touched for a three base hit by Kelly, a
double by Brown and a single by Bur
dock in the fifth inning bringing in two
earned runs. They earned another in the
sixth and scored two unearned run in the
eighth.
Score-Boston 5, Detroit 4.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 5.-The game to-
day was not a very interesting one, New
York hitting Boyle about as they pleased,
and earning ten of their eleven runs.
The home team is still short of players
and is unable to put up a good game.
Score-lndianapolis 6, New York IL.
A CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati 16, Kansas City G.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn s, Baltimore 5.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 5, Athletics IA.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville l, St. Louis Is.
, 1888-05-06
Bicycle Race.

LONDON, May ga one mile bicycle
race for f4O between Woodside of Phila-
delphia and A. II. Robb of England,
was contested to-day on the Yaleston
grounds at Leicester. Woodside, who
won 1.-THE stoss, led until half way around
on the last lap, when Robb shot past
him. Robb fell almost Immediately after
gaining the lead and Woodside went
down on top of him. Robb remounted
his machine and finished alone. He was
awarded the race. Woodside's machine
was damaged in the collision and he was
too badly injured to remount.
, 1888-05-06
Arrested For Murder.

New YORK, Mays -Thomas McQuade
was to-day arrested for the murder of
Miss Lille Hoyle at Webster, Mass. The
police believe this will go far toward
clearing up the mystery of the young
woman's death. McQuade was taken in
connection with the arrest in Boston OF
her uncle, Dixon r. Cowie to-day. Nc
Quade is a medical student and formerly
lived in Webster. 1t is reported that he
was intimate with the girl and the same
intimation is made in regard to her uncle.
A desire to hide her condition is alleged
as the motive for the crime.
, 1888-05-06
Refuse to Obey.

DUBLIN, May Sat the request of the
Catholic members of parliament the lord
mayor of Dublin convened a meeting to-
day for the purpose of discussing the
pope's rescript. Resolutions were adopt.
ed traversing statements by which the
pope justified the rescript, and assuring
the pope of their unalterable attachment
to him in his spiritual capacity, but firm.
ly and respectfully, but emphatically re-
fusing to recognize his right to intervene
in Irish politics. Meetings will be held
throughout West Glare tomorrow to pro,
test against the papal rescript on the
ground that the pope is ignorant of the
sufferings of the people of Clare.
, 1888-05-06
ALMOST TO BLOWS.
An Exciting Scene in the
House of Representatives.
A War of Words Between
Bryce and Barnum.
Whitelaw Reid Pronounces the
Times Story "Bosh."
A Scene in he House.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Quite an ex-
citing scene occurred to-day during
the tariff debate. Woodburn of Nevada
in speaking Of the tariff, referred to
Mayor Hewitt of New York as having
while a member of the house a~pologized
to the British minister for having offered
a resolution of inquiry as to the impris
onment of an American citizen in Eng
land. This Bryce of New York charac-
terized as untrue. Barnum of Pennsyl-
vania declared that when Bryce said 1t
was not true he himself told an untruth.
He and Bryce stood within two feet OF
one another an entered into an excited
but unintelfgible ~coliloquy. Buchanan OF
of New Jersey protested against such
conduct and suggested to the gentlemen
to retire to the corridor. Matters we're
finally q%uieted and the debate continued.
, 1888-05-06
Turf Events.

NASHVILLE, May 5.-Ta-day's races
were largely attended, the track excellent
and fast.
-Four furlongs-Kidnap won, Navigator
second, Fred Fink, third. Time, so.
Five furlongs-List won, Parish second,
Duet third. Time LOB.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Com.
edy second, Hilda third. Time, 1903.
Six furlongs-Laftte won, Balance sec
ond, Tenpenny third. Time, l:4IE.
One mile-White Nose won, Leo H
second, Jacobin third. Time, l:4li.
One and I%one-quarter miles Paragon
won, Terra Gotta second, Emperor of
Norfolk third. Time, 2:073.
, 1888-05-06

Santa Able soothes and heals the mem,
branes of the throat and lungs when
poisoned and inlamed by disease. it pre-,
vents night sweats and tightness across
chest. cures coughs, Group, asthma, colds,
bronchitis, pneumonia, ~whooping cough
and all other throat and lung troubles.
No other medicine is so successful in cur,
ing nasal catarrh as California Cat-R- Cure.
The enormous and increasing demand fol
these standard California remedies confirm
their merits. Sold and absolutely guar
anteed by DR.. w. N. Hunt at 81 a pack.
age. Three for 50 so.
, 1888-05-06

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 5.-The
troops returned from the scene of trouble
in Lowndes county this afternoon, they
left everything quiet. They assisted the
sheriff In arrcsting a number of negroes
for whom warrants were out The pres
ence of the troops had a good effect all
around. 1t is thought the trouble is all
over. The deputies who were shot are
doing well, and one of them was on duty
Friday. 1t is not known that any negroes
we're hurt during the trouble.
, 1888-05-06

We have received the Following brands
of fine clear Havana cigars.
La Victoria DE Colon-Exaulsito.
Bouquet DE Cayo Hueso-Elegantes.
Boquet De Cayo Hucgo-Rcgalia Els
pecial.
First Consul-Perfccto.
First Consul-Comme il Faut.
Los Castillo-Rothschilds.
Los Castillo-Regalia Fina.
Los Castillo-Opera.
Snuggler-Conchas
Quality tells and price sells. Wholesale
at IDELNrAN Bros.