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Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
news Summary.


During last week 5S4 ChInAmep ar
rived AZ vancouver, Briu,h Columbia,
their ultimate destination evidentIy Ia,
ing the United States. IL IA estim.tcd
that during the present year the Cbinese
p pulation of b. itish Colombia has seot
5000 persons to the American side of The
line.
The schooner Colonel Cook, in tow, at
cleveland. Ohio, yesterday morning,
sprAnR leak, and Captain Henderson
and his wife were lowered into the yawI,
At the same moment the tow line was
cut and the schooner, swinging around
rapidly, caps zed the yawl. Henderson
and bis wife were dr. ned.
William Miller, private officer of Al.
killed by John DENNY, a negro, early
yesterday morning DENNY WAS on III
way home from a ball and claims thai
Miller asfau ted him with q blackjack
and that he shot him in self defence.
There were indications at Havana on
M onday ofthe approach of a cyclone,
moving across the island in the directjoI
OF Florida. The edge of the storm
reached Key West yesterday, with fire..
quent rain squalls aud a north wind,
having q velocity OF IS miles an .ur.
b Frank Baker, sg 10 years, was
killed In Norrietown, Penna cary yes.
/ terdBy morning, while sleep. walking,
He climbed out OF a window to a fourtR.
story roof and walked along the gutter. A
distance of 60 feet, when he fell TO an
awning below, distance OF IS feet.
J. G. Payue, of Covington, New York
committed suicide on Monday by shoot
| Inn htmaalF In.
Der of the Assembly from Wyominq
county several years ago. BE had sui
fered from mental troubles for three year.
past
1t has been discovered that Jules List
secretary OF the Duckworth Building A
soeiAtion In q ncinnati, has stolen go, O0l
OF tue the money Of members. List USED
the money in fast living, and Ia now IL
hiding.
While freight train was crossing
bridge at Halifax, yesterday, a brakeman
named Cummings accidentally RAJ
against another named Christie, and botl
fell into the trestle work and were killed
The Ave Anarchist rioters ia Cleveland
Ohio, were arranged yesterday on tn,
charge OF disturbing the peace. All ex.
cept one pleaded not guilty, and thei
trials were set for Thursday.
It has been decided by the Treasur,
Department that bicycle lamps which re.
semble carriage lamps in heir character
and use are dutiable at the rate of IS pcl
cent. ad yalor IN
The body Of William Lewis, coIored
was found hanging to a tree, near Durant
Mississippi, yesterday mjrning. III,
lynchers are unknown.
The body OF Maggie Rice, aged Q,
years. was found in the river near Har
risbuig, Penna., yesterday. 1t is sup
posed she committed suicide.
The suspension Of w. L Williams,
a cotton broker, was announced on III
floor OF the Cotton exchange, In New
York, yesterday
james Shaw, 70 years Of age, a well
known citizen Of Paterson, New Jersey
committed suicide on Monday night b,
taking laudauum
At Jacksonville, Florida, yesterday
there were % new cases Ct yellow feve
and one death.
The police of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
have closed every gambling house In tn,
| city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
Az UnFortunase eide.

Some eight weeks ago the wife of Mr..
Hubert A. Roop, job printer, ct Third
and Market streets, left this city with q
sick infAEt, aRed eight months, to visit
the residence OF her brother ut BeAford,
hopiuR that . ohanRe Of sir would tend
30 restore the child to health. The train
Of cars, however, on which she took
passage had the misfortune 10 collide
With north bound train, when
Mrs. Roop aud the child, with othei
passengers, were badly shaken up an 8
great nervous proRtrAtion followed
Toe child continued to grow woree and
Its recovery Ii not probable. Through
the ebo,k sustain ed by Mrs r and AnT
iety Mrs. ROop waI attacked with ty.
phoid fever, aud the too 10 ly ing In q
critical condition Mr.. X deserves thu
sympAthy Of our cit!zsns In bis III %
tlon,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Shortly after - O'Clock . telephone
message was sent TO the police station
that drunken crowd Of rouGhu had
attacked two officers 81 Front and
Washington streets and asked for help.
OfioeF johnson and Sergeant Peterson
went TO the scene, but before they or
rived there tbs rowdies had dispersed
Meanwhile one Of the nun Der entered
the house Of cOlored family on LAisy
cite street, and proceeded TO drive thu
residents out.
The officers went into the house ;,
arrest the man and had q hard tussel q
get the prisoner out. Finally he va
given in charge Of Ofti:er johnson who
started with him TO the hall.
On the way 10 the hall the officer wa
compelled to call for assistance. WheI
the pFitooer was landed IN the cells b
was too drunk to awe his name.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
FIFTH EDITIo


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>, ctalIlAMBIERsRrRa, Sept S '.1 :.
veteran Republican, N ~ rIhe
Hno voted for General w Sntlal
mar Harrison in the campaign " y, ~
o 6er r Iiorty.three, Those vS :, "
"a lippecanoe 10 both lsgG n.y. ~. y
David Ds Shoemaker, George 1S'I R ,ad
lam II Mcdowell, Jane. I oi 5Il
choir choir, Brlndle, EdwsrII . 4 Aba sIl
E E Gelwicks, Aupp. Ausa'
ne r, aud John Huber, Of 4 cana
Thos3 who voted in ~.
campaign only are, wy II u
Noah L, He;kernAp Ftb, a, y y
P I Evans, Benjamin y S',iI .
Reed Augustus Barrii, ~
William Robinson, Fredr,,cSSV I y
Peter MyeIs, John Miller, F ~ =.
tin, John Harhart, Joseph E = r.l
shatzley, Henry Gfeepaw n \ I "
chart, =. A zarman, j, ; v ~
sAmnel Mcfcrrer, Aler p.
John Moray, Henry TrlIte PA,
uei Carver John Has,Ie., tls,,.l
n Henry Carl, J hu TalbaS Y
hurtz and Barnard WolT ~
the above forty three veteran, s, y
IN their support of Harrison M
In 1883 'Ou 'll
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
FOURTH EDITION
IIots.


II you want good butter call At RIoh-
monde N. W. corner 8 b and TAtnAl
streets.
The annual fall meeting Of the Rose
Tree Hunt will be held 1t the ElWyn
Fair Grounds, near Media, Pa, on Sat-
urday, September 29.h.
The perfume of violst', the purity OF
the lily, the glow Of the rose, and the
fash Of Hsbe combine In PCzzoni's
wondrouB Powder.
ElijSh TomlietoS, OF the Sixth ward,
went to Kennedy willie, Md, this morn.
ing TO attend the funeral OF bis sitter.
in-lhV, . daughter Of Samuel Taylor.
Somebody last evening broke two
large window lights out OF the 6rst-
floor rooms OF the High School, corner
Of Eighth and Adams streets.
VIM. Bowers, the baker, ct the 8. W.
corner OF Seventh and Jefferson stree To,
s suffering from an attack OF malaria
fever.
Mr.. Mcdaniel, OF the arm OF ester 4
Mcdaniel, who has been sick Ter Bomi
time, is oWly recovering, and hopts K
be out in 9 few days.
J. Smith Talley and son Of Terrt
JThomns !. rallies I III. ci.v NJ III
Iiev IA ~ fpsivsly snSSsed n ooai rair
ing.
"a st,1 Aun . OnSoL VIZ nss eIt SI-
~ ~ H s sepSAtlo1 10 Ine lower part o
sne osa,e W net InteInAnnS n annet,
suu personal beauty mas feturIel
W. ~
" heuuouooL9i re-
Ha pToh S y over 10 appear ~ INT
o1uIs IN wei Vheste', 20 answer INT
ooAihs " sseaI" S t Astempted rap
o. A miile'' OF henhet
oquA, Ee'
Charles stengle brought to this ofiic,
to day sweet potato, which came from
the farm OF g. 7. Watson at savageyllle
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
In D.rsnss Of HI. nIokman.
TcoMmUNrcArnp ]

Permit me 'spAOs Ia your valuable
I Aper 10 which / wish 10 make few
rem arks on the articles In which the
Every Evening is toying TO show that
when . gentleman runs for On ofhce he
must be one Of the olAns or rings Of the
Every Evening. In the hrat place II
seems TO me that this paper should not
attack Q man without . Just cause until
it sees itself In the looking glass OF
public opinion. stlll II preteuds TO be
a Democrat paper before the people
Of Wilmington.
10 the nrst place I would like to ask
thiS model shstt IL It thinks or has the
oonceit to thiAk that It can rule tho
Democratic voters OF this city.
The sooner It Rets the conoelt knocked
out OF 1t the better. Since Its attack on
Mr.. Hioh man, l would like 20 SAX the
Every Evening: can they prove he evel
stole anything from the taxpayers Of
New Oaltle OountS7 I'll can prove It
then will say the paper 10 edited By
brAiny men. Has be not given the tax
pay sfs full benefit for all money sptn
by him hs chSifman OF the dtheren
committeFs since h6 has been . Law
UourtmRn2 Has he not had placed
bridge ut the foot Of Market stree
Nulcu ~ y CAuulh w hA8EoAA eAA so
county, Has he not placed . btieR
over Eleventh street which does hin
credi,?
In which have no timo to enume
rate, and now l would like TO AK ever.
voter on next Saturday TO CHOOSE be
tween the two candidates fer the Law!
Court, the man who has done The mos
good Rith the taxpayer money or tn
man w,ho has not allied the position o
Levy Courtman. The taxpsy eTs shouli
be the judge on next Saturday betWeei
Mr.. Hickman and Mr.. Pyle, and
think that the voters Of this city will b
able to attend TO tia, part OF their dut!
without taking the advice Of the Ever!
Evening for whom they should vote
In conclusion l would Aek every vote
m next Saturday TO vote for Henry d
Hickman aud place him in the trust II
posed In him. as he has been tried AMI
NOT found wanting. ANON.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

= AAA
This morning about s o',l,,j
ward Hsrrlok q oar bul'ds, \
ploy OF the Pullman PsI,s, N
pany, was engaged II Eo,k |,
An accident that will prob,b,j
hts life. He WIS stAudlpI y,
fold potLiDg In the necss,,,, I,
veslibuls car, when be- nj
his bAlauoe aud fell to .h,arl
lance Of ten feet. He vu
unconscious and placed cr,
and taken to his boArlIprI,l
2l4 West Fourth street. Ug1l
there DR.. L, A. KlttIn1s M
ummoued, who, upon tnIull
the unfortunate mGn 10 cotn
After an examination b. n
tins patient WAS dAnserou,ly N
The spinAl column, aud hIi n
conclusion OF the biSil. H,rl
to be very u0iOrlutA'e Al
years ago, while working IN
yard Of John RlscE Il sju,t
Pa = heavy piece Of llmbfK
and injured bis spine. FJafV
be buried his only child, . bg
old. He Is % year, Ola d
family but his wife.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Washington Jones, Eco hAi re.
turned from visit to Dser psrh.
Mrs Ella MoOaffley, vile Of John
MEG frey, lie Waiting frieEds In Chesa
pe1ke City, Nd.
VIM. j. Max we'll, Fpeclsl Inspector Of
postotfio's, is passing q dag or two
with hia family in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green ard
John Luke are mAkins a visit 70 friendl
10 ProVldeLce, X,
Tha Misses Matt!e2ud X t,y Ksal'n I
OF LitOi tie d, lll'nots. nave been thu
Ruests Of ATs. j TaIley for tu0 pAsi
week
Charles W Gran, o. ,h's city, IS Z
representative 70 tho ouve lon NJ The
irish Bsuevo' UuiJI " tue United
State and Ca1Ads, Waioh Is IN Session
III Oolutn bls, Oaic.
W. ". Jostp +, OF Aok'cv, Iowa. VIII
lAs been sEendiI z cvEr two months a
RChobett arrived ~ tbs city to-day
who're he will tEend : few daJs. Ahel
y hich DE will itaVs ilr hIg home f.
Iowa. Mr. Jos, pb ID = ll'5.:ong X pub
hcsr, sId at tie coming election "a
peots 20 30 . for Hsr.lson aud Morton
with h euEiIe R-pG bli oan ticket.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
Fighting on inc ntret,

Thomas Mcguire aud james Smith
were arrested last evening for being
drunk, and fighting At Front and KING
streets. Both men resisted the ofiioerP,
and they hnd considerable trouble Ia
getting them to the hall. When Judge
Turner heard the evidences thib morniup
be said that 1t would have lees bad
enough for them to have got drunk, but
not sAtltasd with that they engaged In
. hRht emf resisted tue officer who weIe
doing nothing more than their duty
They wero sentenced to pay = hne OF 81
and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

John, better kuoEn q, 'IAi
guire, who Is one o. the tel B
makers In this city, toxic drI
yeas since and has become d
dead beat He has lrrulu,yh
the city court, aud Was lrlIHt
this morni Z, charged With lEs
City Solicitor Ba.lluil Tia, I
nothing more lhsu a common a
he las no home, when he I'd
piled tina he had a good Aszt
farmer at b ltgetOn, y ] blit
explain what he was doing U
Jude said: 81 know sou
know that you can make gDd
you will work, Can yOu til
much time you have spel, .
you were 10 years Cd! IL
replied that he could not,
Judge said: "wtll IN rive IoI
to figure Il out, You are aIal
costa "
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

The game which was 10 1
PLAYED az Dover yesterday ID
Dover ard Milford team, llI
place, owing TO t1e Milford "
To put IN an appearance D
people feel very much pl! CT
affair.
The Wilmington mauagsas
TO make a tour Of the Shts
soon play a game viii the G''
team
There is trouble aml"g The I
players Staanari C4nB..g.
and Bulen have been reltlseii
said Newell aud Barley Aay'
their release. The pilytn Z
they are not receiving il.f d
receipts
The Amtricu5 are prei.yiuf
ming the championship 81 y
League
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

ALLENTOWN, eept. while attempt.
ing to rob the residence of DR.. Martin l..
Yost, at Mouu tAinville, near this city,
three months ago Jacob Kaufman was
shot through the lung. With two ac-
complies he escaped, but was fo1nd
next morning on a neighboring farm,
Yes erday he pleaded guilty before Judge
Albright TO charge OF burglary, aud
was sentenced TO eight years imprison.
ment at solitary confinement kaufman
is melancholy and threatened to hang
himself. His wound still causes him
pain at times,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

James Strong, of Kennett Square, Pa
whil3 Visiting his bTo.her-in. las, Ell
Barkley, o. this city, last week, mel
with very severe accident. He WINS
walking around the Louse, and on at.
tempting to go down stairs made q mis-.
step and fell to the bottom, He was
severely bruised, hut no bones were
broken. He WAS taken to his home on
aturday, and it IL expected that be
viii be able TO be about il a few DAYS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Rev. Bel iamin Prios, of Christians, Is
still confined to his room by sickness,
and although his condition is thought
10 be somewhat improved, he continues
very weak and deltberAted He is about
" years Of age, consequently ha has
not the same chance OF recu perStiou ~
young man. Should he be restored to
health, It will be through good nursing
by his vile aud the skill and attention
Of his physicians.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
A FRIGHTFUL SIKH DISEASE

suRsrings Inaoaso. HEAD nearly
raw. Body covered with sores
Cared By ahe CutIcura ReHnodles.
MeaSrs. STEVENS BRuNKR, Monroe, N. c.
Deu sirb About two months ago, on your
recommendation, bought bottle OF Cuti-
curA Resoivent, one box Cuticura SAlve, ard
one cake OF Cuticura Soap, for my son aged
thE teen years who has been afflicted with
eczema for a long time, and am pleased TO
say that believe the remedies have cured him
His sufferings were Intense, his head being
LeArly raw his ears being gone except the
griHtle, and his body WAS covered with Rores.
HIS coaditiOn WAS iriEhtful 70 behold The
! Hores have now all disappeared, his skin il
healthy, eyes bright cheerful In deposition,
and Is working every daF, My netghbOrs are
witnesses to this remarkable cure, and the
/ doubling ones are requested TO call or write
me, or any OF my Reighbors.
VIM. s. STEPHENSON.
Winchester Z. o., Union Co., N. q.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.:
Gentlemen,-Mr. VIM. 8. Stephenson OF
this county brought his son 10 town to day to
let US see him, and to show us what Cuucura
Remedies had done for him. This Is the ca {
referred 10 IN our letter TO you some time ago.
To look at the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING the mat
ter with him, -seems TO be la perfect health.
We have written and herewith iuclose what
his father has to say about the matter, =
wrote IL Just AS he dictated.
We are selling quite aquantty OF Cuticura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises fol
them. We regard the CuIicurA Remedies the
best In the market, and shall do all we can L
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS a BRU kER
Druggists and Pharmacists.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
rho Dem ooFatlc county Uomm,,,,,

The Democratic County Committee
held Q meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Court House, aud transacted ocn.
siderable routine business. The CITY
members OF tho committee we're en-.
powered to FIJI any vacancies which
may oocur among the election officers
Who Will hold the nomination on satur.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

KANSAS CITY, Mo Sept. Alt the
CONVENTION Of physicians held in this ct y
the committee appointed from members
oil Tue different societies to investigat e
and report upon the most practical and
reliable artificial means for rel ewing deaf
ness have reported unanimousl upon the
invisible device Of h. A. " ales OF Bridge.
port, Conn, known rs the S und Disc,
which concentrates the waves of sound.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Edward Bowie was arrested this
morning for being drunk on Fourth
street near Madison. He had 10 be
taken to the station 10 hack, and
WhtA be WIS hrraiRned before JndRt
Turner persisted in saying; HI'm
guilty, Bees Turner; I'm guilty" A,
II Was evident he had not hsd fufficIeni
time TO tOber M, he was Committed
until Ia, morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Last evening, about 6 o'clock. Coroner
Barnhili was informed by colored man
that male child of Albert Loper. resid.
Ing at No 1919 Claymont street was dead
The child was only one day old The
Coroner gave certificate of death from
natural causes. 1t was buried at the eY.
pense OF the county.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Yesterday morning LaEi'1
nelly, an old soldier, called ~
States CJmm!siiluer Snlle
his pension yOGclLiO mace
sworn to In proper form, w
he took bis departure, 10 81
he returned very tEnBs, haI
such az annoyance thsl NJ, i
Obliged to send for CAld
.BWiRle:t to rtmGgg hlm' N
rklgDsd before Jadgo Tailsi y
ing ard sisted that be oe,]liI
Sold!trs Home at W@lliI
hal mers , come or here % 81
sion, City solcitOr B'll
While he had 10; tee0 a SOL ~
ha had considerable sJmpS's!l,
WHO mad, ard on BIS su'.I''' !,
oused nas UJmm.ttd ua'A y
nldrElrE
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

It is said the Stand ard OIL Company
have q wagon down ct the Fourth street
freight depot that they will put on In
our city and retail oil to consumers At
httrate OF quar- 0 fer cents They
mean 1t 10 said to run other oil men out
Of the business Ia our city. We hope
ihsy may not accomplish their selhsh
ends.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

wIGGIEs, W. Va. Sept. 5.-John
Willis, Samuel Hare and three others
engaged IN . fight near the mouth OF
WorthlnRton creek, West Virginia, on
sunday night. One Of the party hred
into the crowd and Hare and Willis
we're killed. The trouble occurred while
the participants were on their way
nome from church, aud politics sesms
to have bten at the bottom of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

The Smyth Post Ganrds viii give
Ih-ir annual excursion 20 B-nndyWine
SpEirP', on Ttursdsy September 18Th
aud those who wisb 10 hAva n good de y
at this rleataLt reFors should 70 WIN
them They sra ct,IinR plenty OF at
tfaeiiens, and have placed their tickets
1t tho low price Of IS oJnts, which ia
within the reach sfnl
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

The r5fiienta living IN the Vicinity o.
Fourth and Madison are very much an
noyed by young man OF that vicinity
constantly beating on an old drum.
should the noise not soon no aoated the
people are Ro'uR to commit the boy as
veil As the drum 2 nuisance.
A EUgTnUNyr
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Yesterday afternoon police officer
found Cssher Rnpp, Fn elderly German
sitting aesinst the side OF buildipp
sleeping of the fleets Of drunk. He
took him to the hall, and this morning
tue accused told Judge Turner that be
drank . little too much beer aud fell
asleep. The judge told him 10 90 home
and not do IL again.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
kidderminster.-

OF the finest combed all
wool.
Plain and igured-the
daintiest and most stylish
wool carpet ever made
salmon, blue and gold
pink, blue and gold--two
tone olives, two tone light
terra cottas, two tone gold
with dragon-red and geld
and other effects, making
these goods the most de-
slrabie as high art wool car
pets OF any that we know
OF. They are the nearest
approach to Brussels effect
without the expense of
Brussels that you can pet.
Our fall lines OF goods
are unexcelIed.
Oar prices are right.
VIM. b. SHARP & co.
Fourth and MsrEs' s.reots.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Charles GilsrT 10 X ON au rrlrer rdi-
narf b avg al Of bcla rr yestc5 lay, and
had ~ te farlal o police sta.itn IN a
lack. Lei al mlb To- THE chlrse his
Ilu NJ & arl#f ,ra. Did 4t cu.,r
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Al Important meeting OF the Time.
canoe C.u1 VIII DO hald ibis eyf nIpr In
lhsir rooms 4. L h EnJ Market aloe a
a n 7 ATTENDANCE 70 rtqaett.d 40 lhu q
IS a large aLnsuGt Of business u DO
transacted,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

There Wis q Zig time 4 !,
Of the Independent a5ll.l';Ti M
street park last eycnla- , :,
tents presented themse,H,'' 81 i
for prayer. The Rev. VIZ w.. n i
boy preacher WHIP elyu '' t., /
Z Is lie is eloquent aul ~
sirumental In winning nl . n
the master. An day mee'lns =
beginning ate O'Clock s. IT,
PRAYER and tcltImony mre.ll \,
ipgat 10 80. Praise meeting !. y !
preaching at 3 O'Clock, PT4l', h
8 30 aud and preaching ,.1 =. - |,
ings alter oun at 8 o'ci iS,S. h
evening at Z 46 will co.. ',pI I'D
bath. A cordial !n'l'A''O-
all, -
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticuri
Soap prepared from II, externally, and CUT.
eura Resolyent the new blood purifier, in.
ternAlly, are a positive cure for every form o.
skin and blood disease, from plmples 70 SC of
ulA,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Sold everywhere, Price, CUTICURA, SOC.
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL 90.
Boston, Mass.
6S~send for ''HOw 10 Cure Skin Diseases,
q pages, 50 illustrations aEd 100 testimonials
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Several Of The cIill ms , 81 n, h
Hundred complain !ia! :, .u' ,,i,I
nroyod every Sunday .s,a n', "bo'
Shooting OF the gano !Ss bI1II
club h0usea alorg sl W. ,ss ID
Delaware. They o'l ~, ~ m h,
to enforce the law ssat,s,I,,, ' ioIli
oae Of them sAys l la. !. y 70
money to foreign coaa ~ m,sJ
the iis'i besi9sn "a b, so 90 y" ~
complained OF sa ioliu o. .: IhsI
therefore, the consta, ,tsl, y ,ulh
tFate should exert ,..b i y 'r.lsrn.
4 - e. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

To-mcrroW p -nDisss 10 be fair and
rather oIlsr. Similar conditions will
probably pTevSil or Friday.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05

Sometime last evening the store of @.
" SoodinR, corner of Eighth ana
maaieon streets, was entered by some
thleI OF thieves nv climbing over tht
tiansom, wren $3.50 were taken from
we're carried off. Ns~''