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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
A CONDITIONAL PARDON.
A Wife Murderer Released on Signing
Total Abstinence Pledge.

TOPEKA, Kan, May PA pardon was is
sued today by Governor Martin to Charles p.
Rotrock, of Ottawa county, who killed his wife
number of years ago while under the influ-
ence of liquor. The peculiar feature of the
pardon is the fact that the governor issued it
upon the condition that Rotrock will forever
abstain from The use Of Intoxicating liquor.
Such condition has never been imposed in q
pardon issued by governor of this state The
supreme court of Iowa has held that the gov
ernor may impose any condition he chooses in
granting pardon, and that in case the condi-
ton is ever violated the person pardoned may
be rearrested on the order of the governor and
made to serve the balance of his penalty. At
torney-G General Bradford had advised the gov
ernor that such condition as was imposed in
Rotrock's pardon would be sustained by the
courts
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FIRING AN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Three Attempts to Burn It-A Boy Con
iesses to the Deed.

ItSstN 10 IIlt EIttUs
SAN FRANe1sco, May 2l.--Thc attempts that
were made Saturday night TO burn ST. Vim
cent orphan asylum at San Rafael, in this
state, were renewed Tuesday night and yester-
day morning. The asylum has within its walls
about six hundred orphans. 1t seemed posi-
tive that the tire in each case had been started
by one or Nero of the children in the building.
One hoy has confessed having aided in start
ing the fire and several of them are now under
arrest.
These fires have thrown majority of the
orphans into the greatest fear, rs during at
least one of the nceudiary attempts the build
ing camo near being destroyed. From the par
tial confession made it would seem that the
boys simply tried to burn the building down in
order 10 cape,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
AN ANEonorE OF WEBSTER


of the Great Expounder.
From the New York Press.
One Of the very best anecdotes of DAM
Webster, illustrative OF that exalted and cxalting
character which his mind pre-emnently possessed,
was told by the late st, George Tucker Campbell of
Philadelphia, himself a lawyer of great and de-
served distinction.
Mr.. Campbell said that having been retained in a
somewhat famous case at the time with Mr. Web.
stcr, who detained by his senatorial duties ut
Washington. the conduct of the case through all
the prcliminalies devoved upon him it being
agreed that Mr.. Webster should deliver the closing
argument But" said Mr.. Campbell, day after
day went by without bringing the great expoun Ter
until the very last day before that ON which the
closing GrguiHent was TO he delivered and was in
despair was sitting in my room al the hotel de-
batting with myself what to 10 when Mr. Webster
WIS announced After The little ciylities had
passed he asked me TO tell him about the case
"Why, Mr., Webster said ], is it possible you
know nothing Of the case?
"'NothinS whatever, sud he Tell me about it,
Il WAS utterly dumbfounded, aud, pointing to a
pile OF testimony foot deep on the table | said.
How am to convey all that to you in the little
TIM, that is left TO u.s.
"uc said; oh. never mind details Give me the
case generally and the salient points
"llo sat down at the liable opposite me and gave
him rapid synopsis OF the case, which took TWO
hours and more. one point especially called his
securing continuance of the case while our inter
cstS demanded immediate decision. As p reason
against granting the continuance cited the f,ct
that the other side had protroed the cross-eNa,ni
nation excessively, occupying six days in the case
otoue witness.
"Nlr Webster b0do me goodnight after had con
oludel and went to bed The next morning he
came into court as serene and majestic as Joyc him.
self. while was nervous aud apprchensve to the
last degree lie began his address to the court with
that Slow pouderous gravity that so character
isl OF hi in the outset of his forensic efforts then
gradually warmed and quckened. listened spell.
bound. for IN essence IL WAS nothing but what had
pumped into him in the two hours and Il half talk
OF the day before. But how transmitted and trans
formed To give you an idea OF the transformation
wintake the point 10 which have alluded. He
rendered it thus;
"'rhay ask for g continuance? Why, may IT
please the court they have taken at this hearing as
much time in the cross examination as it took The
Almighty 10 create the universe"
'Ihat represents the difference between his
speech and my talk, my simple six days grew 10 the
colossal figure have described under the magical
touch othls genius, and this instance was char
acterlstic 81 the whole,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Cant. Barclay Won Prize in Lottery.

Capt. William III. Barclay, the pension agent
at Pittsburgh, has drawn a $4,000 prize from
The Louisiana State Lottery. He said: "Some
time ago | purchased two half tickets at So.
Yesterday was notified that ticket No. II, 6l5
had drawn the capital prize of $4,000, and as
that is the number of one of my half tickets,
am entitled to half that amount and S25 be-
sides, inasmuch as all tickets ending with the
number 10 are good for $50 each. 1 understand
that the other half of the capital prize was by
five Philadelphia MISUNDERSTANDING
Qnd.) Journal, April D.
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He Expects to Be Hanged,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 25.-[Special. J.
Hicks Carmichael, who murdered Deputy
Sheriff Shipe of Knox county, last Sunday, is
now III the Hamilton county Jail, having been
Knoxville. The prisoner acknowledges his
guilt, and says he expects to be executed.
Shipe had warrant for his arrest on a charge
of robbing Meals store at Sunbright, Tenn,
and Carmichael says he robbed the store and
knew if he were arrested he would go to the
penitentiary. He shot ut Shipe to wound him
that he could get away, but had no idea of
killing him.
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MARSHALL, Mo. May 25.-lSpecial. Joe
TO the highest bidder under the vagrancy act
today, at p m. at the courthouse steps. His
services for the next six months were sold to
NJ. A. +. Rector. prosecuting attorney, for
$3.50, The darby seemed proud Of his position
and pleased with the ceremony. This is the
second vagrant sold or bound out to service in
this city since the war The other one was
Nelson Thomas bound in the seventies to Mr..
Edward Daniel for six months MIR. Daniel
said he made a good servant
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Or If they don't they should know that Ran
gum Root Liniment cured Big Head in mules
Mallory. of Forts Station, Tenn, cared his
hoes oil blind staggors with it. In fact. this
King of Iiniments is invaluable for man and
beast. and no family should be without it,
sold al wholesale by \. q. Gambler n Co.,
Atlanta, Ca. and u. w. Curry, Rome, Ga.
Retail at Jacobs Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits Of neglect may be serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, the
tendency of which is TO weaken the
bowels The best remedy is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver and After-dinner pill, and every
where endorsed by the profession.
"Ayer's Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken OF by the people about
here. make daily use OF them in my
practice" - DR.. l. E. Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn.
al can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value as cathartic for myself and
family. u. T. Hess, Leithsville, Pa.
"For several years Ayers Pills have
been used in my family. We find them
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

that pan out richly, are not so abundant as in
tho early California days, but those who write
10 Nallett \ Co, Portland. Maine, will, by re-
turn mail. receive free, full information about
work which they can do and 1.-Two at home
wherever they arc located. that win pay them
50 to SO per day. and upwards. Either scN,
Young or old. Capital not required you are
started in business ltoo. Those who start at
once are absolutely sure Of snug little fortunes.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
In General Debility, Emaciatlon,

Consumption. and Wasting in Children.
Scott's Emulsion of PURE Coz Liver oil with
Hypopho>phites, is a most valuable food and mcdi.
cine Il creates an appetite Tor food, strengthens
the nervous system. and luilds up the body Please
read, IL tried SCOTS Emulsion On young man
whom physicians 40 times gsVa M hope. since he
begau using the Emulsion his Cough has ceased.
gained Gosh ard strength, and frm All arplarances
his lit vih bc prolonged many years '-JO,iN SUI
LyAS. Hospital. steward MogsausA IA.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
uoNoRs. To MISS WINNIE,
The Daughter of the Confederacy Meets
With an Ovation.

JACKSON, Miss, May 24.-[Special. Miss
Winnie Davis, escorted by the COMMITTEES, con-
ingway, and Mrs. c. c. Campbell arrived at
4:SOthis afternoon. She was met at the,6epot by
a large concourse of citizens, besides the COM
mittee appointed to receive her, as well as four
military companies, and escorted to the gov
ernors mansion. where she will be entertained
dnrinr her stay here.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

You don't know how much better you will
feel if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t will
overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood,
give you good appetite, and make YOU bright,
active. and strong. Be sure to get Hoods Sar-
snnarilla. Sold hN druggists
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OI Ms M O1AVI NJ nv
Washington, ID. C.

Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
REM If 2 II . That the presence of Generals
IL II III IL VI u u IL Beauregard and Early, who are
in charge of the drawings is guarantee OF absolute
fairness ana integrity that the chances all equal
and that no one can possibly divine what number
will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes is
GUARANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New Orleans and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations or
anonymous schemes. mon we
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

The reading public has reason to he Disguised
with any medicine which claims to cure every
thing, from corn to consumption Shallen-
borgers Artidote for Malaria is simply what
its name imports. II you have Malaria in your
system, few doses will destroy it immediate
". So far rs now known il is the only antidote
for this poison. Sold by druggists.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

Take one of Carriers Little Liver Pills after
eating it will relieve dyspepsia, aid digestion,
give tone and vigor TO the system. They make
one feel rs though life was worth living.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Effective Remedy

for constipation and Indigestion, and
are never without them in the house"
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt and efficient in their action" -
l.. N. Smith, Utica, N, Y.
81 suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared it would cause a stoppage Of the
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills eff
fected complete cure" ID. Burke,
Saco Me.
al have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. ! know of
no better remedy for liver troubles.
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, so
Middle St, Hartford, Conn.
"Having been troubled with costive.
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons Of sedentary habits, / have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. / am
glad to say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. /
arrive at this conclusion only after
faithful trial Of their merits" - Samuel
4, Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders
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Daily Republican., 1888-06-01
AP.ea,ant birthday Party

On Wednesday Mr. Thomas ID. Con
ner reached the 62i milestone on life's
journey, but on account OF Its being
Memorial Day, deferred celebrating the
event until last evening, when quite a
large number OF his frlendB Assem- bled
at his residence, on ShAllcross AveD ne,
near Broome street, In honor OF the 90.
easton. Among others present WAS q
delegation from Washington O.nclavr,
No. 2, Heptasophs, or 8. W. M, Il
which hr. Conner Is . me nbsr. The
evening WAS 81 ent In pleasant mar.
ner, and about ten O'Clock the guests
we're invited to the dining room, where
q large table WAS Allied With Ice cream,
cakes, fruit, and other refreshments.
just before the party was stA:td VII.
liam r. Long, on behalf OF the Hepta.
snphs, presen led Mr.. Conner with q
handsome silver headed cane, bearlne
his Initials, as slight token OF THEIR
appreciation OF their regard for him so
3 man and brother. Mr.. Gunner OF.
pressed his thonks In q neat speech, ON
had barely concluded when he 1as
aga'R eurpritel by his daughter, MS
mollie, who, In o well de ivered I'D
dress. presented him with q magnific mt
basket of natural flowers, from herps I,
slstsr aud brother. An attack was II en-
made on the tempting refreshments, TO
which full Justice was done. DnrinR
20 Q evening there we're some choice 90
ieeiious Of vocal and Instrumental
N uslc rendered, and wh7n the gu. sta
took their departure, about midnis ht,
IL was with sincere wishes that Mr.,
Conner might celebrate many more re-
turns OF the day.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-01

Frederic B. Robinson, chief engineer
OF the City Surveying Department, ie
ports that during May, 1883, lines wers
marked for buildings Is follows:
Matthew j. Gallagher, two weilines
franklin street, west side, between
sThiId and Fourth streets; William 81.
Hitler, addition to dwelling, Beech and
Harrison streets, south est corner; Red
Mems Wigwsm Company, hall, Ship.
ley street, west side, between Fifth aud
Sixth streets; Louisa Magnell, Ave
dwellings and one store, Eleventh and
Head stieets, northea,t corner; John
@. Baker, morocco factory, Filth and
Church streets, northwest corner
Patrick 0ormley, two dwellings
Pleasant street., north side, be
ween jackson and Van Bur, n streets;
Thomas Sam worth, seven dwellings
Front and Rodney streets, north west
corner; K! zAbeth B. Patterson, dwell
ing, Thirteenth and Rodney streets
northeast corner; Edward Il. Davis,
stere and dwelling, Lincoln and vii.
Hanson streets, northeast corner; Geo
W. Booker, dwelling, Seventh street
south side, between Walnut aud Penn
streets; J. Taylor Cause, two stables.
Dupont street, east ride, between E!ev
enth and Stable streets; Leuderman X
Bro four dwellings, Ced0r and Anchor.
sRe s.reets, south vest corner; Harlan
aud Holm gswsrth Company, planning
mill, Marsh lans, north side; Michael
Kane, dwelling, Fourth street, south
side, between Lombard and Pine
streets; Patr ok Bolen, seven dwellings,
L nien and Franklin streets, south west
corneri Michael j. Kearney, dwelling.
franklin street, east side, between Lin
den and Maple streets; Joseph R. d.
Seeds q Son, Ave DWELLING, Thirteen th
street, north side, between franklin
and Broome streete; John T Pierce,
dwelling, Twenty third street, east
William Il. Beatty, ave dwellings, FIJI.
tenth and Poplar streets, north west
corner. Total for the month, so build
ings. Total for May, 1887, A build
ings.
The following Is q list of fire alarms
during the month just ended: May 8,
box No. ID, at 11.30 p. M, chimney OF
the house OF Mrs. Oatharine Rams.
berger, No. Ala King street, damage
slight; May z, box No. Al . 40 p. m. +,
slight fire In the yard Of the Whining
ton Basket and Crate Company, south
OF Market street br' dge, damage slight;
May 8. 10 sc .. M, box No. ~, NO
alarm was struck and no cause ASST gued
for the alarm; May 10, box No. ID, at Q
p m, explosion In Hart q Brothers
pork packing eetabli hment As Fifth
and Poplar Streets no Gre; May 10. box
No. 8, p. M, monkey run, caused by
chimney smoki0R o. No. 1908 O'an &c
street, May 30, 8 .. m, boz No. IL. Are
in the grocery store Of John RlAch OF
sscoad and Poplar streets. loss 81. 600,
no insurance.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-01

HIa ius.s tick Il pressE ssa 81 ii,
aspHI'iGaai is w. tie sy,1 81 su D
pvt # s7sry vo:sv 40 is in fsTx >, ,
ieforEn 4 ,he Alters Of Tbs Z aai-a ,al.
~ fiase Is no doubt EhAssvsg o.
M Z ';-tnzton's elestlop, AL tier,
h'oh'd ia' De any =. 's;srsEes 70 en-
- ha lrsssa.ed. Mr.. LioLtsustsan IA
ar hH9.fi. 'he cAndldG,es for Pres.
''''' N 1''y oJun,ii and Cl,y Treas.
t'''f' ia'' each been tried and nsyer
nnu" waiting. They have clea.
= ,af'i" TAI no ou4 can yrulhfully say
"nR' wi AgAins! the homes or In.
- y ia.r. Mr.. L!chtens,eIn has
aeaa 81 sgd II business In this city
"Hn5 g.A'', and is closely ldsntl.
S,rt s.a - hing pertaining 10 the
v-nry Il aa. 5ra.psrly OF our city. Mr..
ain jarl naos Il AZ AL 0as u ZEE
sHAt h:Eza'Aals and m)st sklllful
1Rkae seri IN this 5tae. Hs Is emit
nau - t.si 20 perform all the duties
p"rs~'E EE 10 'hs afi ,e, and just su,h d
zAa 81 e 5sed Il In this Important po'
\ ian Tue gentlemen FAMED foI
Cozs:il IN :hs dlffsrent wards are nj
gssd I'm aud should be eleo;ed. Thor
en4Gsi 70 Any shorIusA reform In Thu
ts't's of this oil y until there 10 . rsdi
ca ehsnKs IN Cjuncil, and nos that th
p@97's bsvs the opportunity 10 max
taa a1sngs L. Will bs their o En fault
I1fy d. not !mpr We 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-01

Whatever other SIX YOU

| Whatever other Silk you
are thinking Of. Let a
handful of Surahs stand for
iall:
6urahs, plaiis and stripes, seven colors,
81 quality for SIC,
Check Surahs, black and white, siz
sizes Of checks, CSC, worth IS.
Striped 5urahs, four colors, three sizei
of stripes, 50e, worth 10.
20-inch Black surah, 75c, should be
fquick at 81.
West Transept.
Dead against the makers
but nuts for the consumer.
You'll say it when you see
the 5000 Women's Ribbed
Vests, marked seconds
that have just come to us.
wish all "6rsts" were as
lgood. These vests are OF
unbleached cotton, white cot.
ton, and Isle thread. The
prices:
Unbleached I2Ic
White .18c
Lisle 25c
Doubtful if 10000 would
last ten days.
You will find them on
tables about opposite the
regular Underwear counters.
West OF Chestnut street middle entrance.
A little racket in Dress
Trimmings. We don't
mean to let the season slip
away from a single thing.
While the goods are wanted
Is the time to let the price
cave in If It's ever Likely to.
There's been an overhauling|
and a price-collapsing. All
along the line. Short lots
mostly. The drop is from
recent prices, often from
those Of yesterday:
Bead Trimmings (black):
Daily Republican., 1888-06-01

SX1 HkMaEks ;. sks R.nAnss Coln,
n't'aa if lry C.a1aI seek 10 oonpFe
hrad &c -aHs .laS ne 1so; ls are wear
~ n'nf7i.s sal AZ 1ssi Ts axAHJB, and
that iha stnrn wIita Q; a.sl only
Threatened iaa 1uEEax q ne ezssudve
bsphri'nsnr n ina ti5Y q zov uksiy 70
sFEHao o tB agialAsj ~ ogansb, and
iS~se a jhhnge Il .uagL Ia yisv o,
shi' hei' and v'th 10 n 81 Ayerauz
IL thIfalsned tlpAHtar Is "a Eo~ an
Hhuu'en hL ilafa VII - q rsiu 3tion
q ID ents m shs 1udtrsi 4 liars,
HAs'Hs ~ AK -a,a O. IS instead OF
Il 20 - ~ pseeeul. rhia Al sesms we'll
nA"gh - he Ara, luy ;da manner in
Fh'"h na souh,lon ~ al De made lie
hnathtF I1tt's-. ann ha Ax sayers will
p"P Hot iaas ghllh ha wa hiss been
'Ssu MI 10 ssgtean,a aus1nt which
sfo = - aau cat % pay wilt be
Wv settar hhn o. 5rsaezs- q ader
iA4''SSNsAun Homogeneous shgrs sill be
2 ofr1 tnev a hs snG " az. at.Al year
~ tia 100 ~ IN nm ant na, with q
esE Asa " A. = ~ .dsn -.n the
AZ 20 sou AT v u III hArlnR s;lll
ArssS lAtiniunig ~ iss sn1 o, the son.
a. FfsAi' fnSy BY Increasing the
-aseraAfI gais1As "a OF property, which
u" md VIII make each mAn's, esoe-
hAAlT az WorkingnGn's taxes even
aAsTo iiisz they are nov. Ii looks well
Hniatg.i' And WAS = btlL & move on The
oAHs II sse manager q .at ate the rate
m hH ave OF On e.spts. L. III 81. voter,
arH Via enough 70 sss snf nypE sasder
"a ha Hnpiny bAit.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-01
FRIDAY JUNE.I, 1855.

To MORROW the city election vii
taks place, id We hope that every man
Who is entitled 10 vote will NOT permit
the opportunity 10 pass unlmproved.
TIE time has come for change In the
affairs OF our city, end II the olilzsnl
ira true to themselves o revolution will
take place tomorrow which will teach
the Politicians that the people are moi
only capsule Of ruling themselves, bul
propose heresiser 10 exercise that right,
Irrespective OF party domination. Me-.
D0paher'y's record for the past year IL
we'll kuowr, and from II one would a.
most be led 80 inler thai when he deter.
mined to aspire to the MsyorAlsy, he
also deter mined 10 sAsridoe every hin 2
Gle 10 secure the object OF his AN billion.
List February, while the asBsssors
were sitting o. the City HAll for the os-
feasible purpose OF adding the names oil
clIz,ns to the lists. there were none
more active thau ME-. D1uz cherry In
preventing RspublioAns, and even
mem bsrs Of his own party whom he
thougbg we're opposed 10 him, being o.
messed, He permitted the off jers 10
violate the orders OF tbs Mayor, and
nav himse,i that none OF his friends
had any q "a ,ulsy In res ,hipg the place
where the ASSESSORS we're, by the back
. alrvsy. The night the meeting wa
hsd Q. Institute Hall he permitted 9
psEt OF the iorcs 10 leave their districts
HAd nssleIi their duty for the purpose
q working that nesting In his inter.
e5a Ths sequences Of thai mem orA BILE
nesting are veil knoH and 1t will be
lag uns before our citizens will for
- ne dlszsAsstul scenes OF that night.
xAszs are ,,hsr ialngs that might be
nst1, szi Ihsss o, themselves are amply
szG 1A1i 70 show thAs he 10 not Q q
pszs51 = al the position OF Mayor OF q
aiJ Szia ~ o7IL Hs has, by the IS.
aaaaas = Il b. itends, forced himself
upsa IA parry H . oAniIdA:e, and the
tads5szdsai, reputable men OF thu,
P1<3y, kse Wing Inis tA1i, refuse 70 sup
pnrI h1- There Are, no ssver, q class
Of EsETils siaEss, Who, although they
kn7E vhI. tbs conseq uen css OF hls
aassio1 Eeuli Be, are being driven By
tAs parry lssa mo "a ? 2or,inE b in, and
ta~J, ~ Sc 81 NJ; DJushsTiy, should
aAd Ss sa,isTs vii, resiVe 9 rebaks .
IA ,I,4a ~ = E:5g which they vii
na1sr iirRsI
Daily Republican., 1888-06-01

The National Guards OF Delaware
will encamp az Brand wine Springs on
the 12th Of July, where they will re.
main eight days The object is to i'm
prove the troops In military tactics aud
enable them to repel invaders. At the
rec;nt session of the Legislature an ap.
preparation was made to pay the SO ldieri
Tor their time, and hence the disposition
Of the various mem bers to comply with
req uifements OF the camp. To many
etSiliIHs the expenditure seems like i
ufn on waste Of furds, but the Dsmo
crA<a are responsible for 1t and eyery
Democrat In the State must stand BY
tSs parry.