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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Correspondence Of INC RnrUsLIoAE

AANAaNaANheNN VI NnN AhNAnkAtAAa
BErBKL. Del, Aug. ll.-Leayln
Hitch, Esq, q lArRe farmer near here,
has erected = oapbsry on his farm and
has JuGt hDished canning black berries.
Peaches are too high In the Price to eau
as yet, bu. no doubt In week from
date they will be down 10 oapnlne
pricsB. Peaches are plentiful and Of
good quality. The writer has been IN
the orchards several tlmts and found nc
rotten or faulty peaches. They art
oolored nicely aud piessnt 3 good %,
pesFance, srd bring good prices.
They are now shipping the Crawford
Early peach, and others OF tue same
Rrade They are fully developed, not
pIemsiurs-no Yellow IA this part Of
the State.
There are a great many tomatoes
planttd for canning. Mr.. HitCh has
engaged large quantities, paying tix
dollars rer ton.
Tho writer attended Jones' Camp on
Gumboro Charge this week, There
were 38 tents, aud only moderate after.
dancs. The great boat aud daArth nu
doubt kept the people n, home. Up 70
IhurBdhy there w. 20 about thirty con,
vefelona and good meetings. Rev, 4.
ID. Davis, w. b. Gregg, j. o. Byphefd.
W. OhAira, D. ". Waddell, MOI slistet,
Piloherd and others Trea0hsd curlnE
the camp,
Rev. r, o Ayers held quarterly con,
ference aud gave en- exhoriasipH on
Thursday night, Ths usual proinenLd.
ing WAS carried on at Intervals during
tue camp, ard this morning IL closrd
with the nsuAl solemn services.
There arc, IS uBuhl, considerable I'm.
prov6meDts going on here. OEptaiu
William j. Hopkins and Genras MaoTe
ara building lArRs additions TO thtir
houses AHd rem0de,ing tho old ores.
The weather hAn been very dry and
hot for about q month, and the corn,
potatoes, sWsos posatoes and vegetables
have been greatly iujuyed. We " ere
favored with refreshing rain on Wed.
neaday evening, rnd nov vegetation
has revived.
Your correspondent End family viii
start for BtAndyWine Summit camp on
Monday TO occIpy tsut aud remain ID
The odc, thEl Store II yOn desire tim 10
tead the DAILY REPUBLICAN, you tnusi
send It TO Tue camp OCCASIONAL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

The New Castle star says: Master
Beauiord Plat, Of Chritiaaa, has found
a rev way for Matching chickens. n t
wanting his pigeons 10 increase their
young nj such a rapid rae be- taought he
would rot the nest Of the rgr5, and
while doing SO the thought struck him Ia
substitute hens eggs and rec If the old
pigeon would notice it She Sc med ag
well satisfied wi ii the larger eggs, ard
Matched out the two eggs as if they were
her own, feeding tue young chickens inst
the same as il they had been young
pigeons, and raised them until they NeIc
large enough T. take care Of themselves
When they took the chickens from the
pigeon nest and put them down with
the other chickens the ones the y lgeong
raised would not 20 near the Other
chickens for several days, and when the
other chicks came near them they would
fight them OF and STRAIT around as much
as to say we don't wish to associate WITH
you as We are EJ comm IN chickens.
Beaufort has several more pigeons setting
on hers 'gss, and has given them the
name OF feather we Oh. chickens on ac-
count OF their pugi .gtic All ities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Yesterday afternoon Robert Harrison.
oolored, ACCOMPANIED by two younr
lads took hath in the Chit lsnn inFt
above where White Clay creek umplies
inio The former stream. Harrison could
not swim, and ha waded OFT beyond
ha d0p'h and wRo drowned. Il 4
thought shat he lteppsd into an excava.
tlon that had been made By dredging
machine, which had been ii work A.
that point. His boy companions a.
once gave the alarm, and n tearchinp
party quickly responded, aud 10 4 skort
time succeeded In finding the remains
Tho Coroner was at once notified and
~ent to the tcene Of tho accident, snd
AFTER viewing the body, gave osflla-
cato OF death from drowning. The
Douy was inferred in Pot;ef's Field,
rms unfortunate man worked on thy
farm OF T. Atwood Weldin, situated on
tie Nonesuoh ToAI leading frola Kew
port to New CAstls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

PARIS, Aug. while General
Boulsnger was driving In an omen car,
Ti~Re ~ Saint Jeau a. Angelsy 10 day,
Professor Perrin, OF the Lyoee, fiIed
i've bhots al him from q revolver. M.
RatNpan, a friend Of the General.
rushed forward aud managed 10 turn
the weapon aside. The rtbnlt was that
kAtapan himselfrscegv6d bullet In the
back Of the hosd, but the wound Is not
serious. Two peasants were tls9
wonLded. General Boulanger was rot
touched.
Prot. Perrin Is friend OF Mayor
Lair the candidate nominated by the
Opportunists Ia opposition 70 B ulsn.
ger. The affair occurred at the heiRbt
OF pitched bAlt's between the rival
political parties, vhea tho Eendarme s
charging, Count Dillon received blow
On TIE head from stick and OIL er
Houlaogists we're roughly handled. IL
Is not certain that Perrin intended TO
aim a. BoulanRer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
KIlled on me lt1Ilro.o

o. Saturday evening Arthur Granger
ieit h's boarding house, No 2i6 Mary.
,Snd avenue, Aac WAS not heard of until
LIS deea BODY was Ieo0Gni zod By cone
Il hls ftitndt lying ut tho morEuo. 1.
seems that ~ ilmeb tha man became
Slightly dsmenttd and would wander
away from his home. on SATURDAY
nlett, as he did not return, ) sscrsb
Eat instituted, bat without avail. From
what can be glesuod OF the praas nj ,lme
IL appears that he Wandered along tie
ralrcad until his reached the East Junc-
ton OF the y. & Z Il r., where 10 VIA
|hiruGk By the eaBl-bound freight train,
pAhslua that point ut o 40 O'clock, aud
Instantly ktlled, the head being nearly
severed from the neck. The body wsF
brought Into tits oity aud banded over
20 the care OF Coroner BAFnnil, WHO
VII hold Al inquest this afternoon a. :
O'Clock. The uuf'ryuuate m bn is about
80 ears OF age, aud worked o. q taA
9bloleS At tho Harlan s. Hollinsswntth
C3u paEy's Norhs. He hAa Lbout 8 zoo
Deposited in the WilmlDR,on aad D. an.
dyWinB Rank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

NEW York, Aug, Ia --Betwren SAND
O'clock this moIniUR Jack Grace, o.
Brooklyn, hnd Billy Clark, e Uhichgo.
Fought ak hot ronn0s, which .aBted
tWeaty three mtnateu, on the sgcond
hoar VI tO4d hunss ~ tho Jamaica
plaok E1rd Tie hsht was Tor nurse
OF tlOJ aud ~ oui6lde stake Ii wss
ENaTIe "a 10 Clark on foul. Grace ia
% years nd, weighed l22 pouuce, spd
10 . fees inUhss tell. Hn had bsau IN
train' OK two weeks and was ~ f!ug con.
dttlon. Ills stpguGs we.a Euggur
hornbaoAur aut Dan GsISgLar, aud
tmehteprr Billy h!uG .bbaus. Ula-A Is
also ~ years Of Gle. de i75 iess 3
iuobte, and tipped the scales Mt l2t
puundF. Dan O'Hsra Bnd BILLY Nix,n
we're his seo)nds and J0hu D3ane liz
MS ilmyEtepsr. Tie Lgu wore br.l.
gloves. Tbs ttfe-E9 was o asA-sBoWu
jockey.
A0ou IS sporting men witnessed the
nGht' I1a contest VIE Il most bitter
one. Grhca I'D s,l the ltEaiuE ara was
awarded 1ras h,lo3 Il the Gttt rounG.
he sA asaei tee stomach OF tis ndvtr.
gary VISTA hi9 lott Whenever to plsssyi
aud used Li3 ria t with good rtsAts on
t1e head, Al the enc o. she thlrd renpt
Ooih u - Wsso very mpch weGksatd
from hard hShduz. Grsos fooled IN tie
fourth round, aud Vad cautioned th.t
upon repetition she 6ght wonld be-
given TO Ozark. To the ffih aud sIst5
rounds Grnoz bas IL all HE own yyss.
JAe betting was $50 to $50 his fsvor
O.eIE y - Eluigr' done for 1t the call Of
nae a. The close Of tho sixih round,
When Grace, VINO hsf evidsntIy henrG
tha t'mtl.sr p't's call, walked ovor toI
UlaEh,s o1ner Eud punched hiro.
uisrE's tscoudB claimed q foul, nUd Ae
was Fi7en the fight. The trSinera ma
nackars wren gled ey.r the refereed de-
cc"ion, GOD Hen Eiaberty, ta.lu6r fJr
athee, &C nGuded that 1t should liz
charged. The referee sclinsd TO do M.
aud FlahertY grabbed hiM md Pnyr
tna terrible tLRmpiur. The raie.te
Oraac away, eos through the window
snd WA9 driven rouidIT agEy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Marx NJ. Cieavtr, Secretary and TEeA
sureT Of the New Cas.is louaty Mutua
Fire InEuIGrCg 0acy suy, OF this city
purchased On 4huzsaag l2at, Wood
lawn" btlor cling t. William Ferris
formerly u Jns firm a. Ferris & Gar
rett, wEo lor years carried vi th,
plumbing business on tho sta now o.
oupied By Adams & Bo. wood
lAWL" IL b1unded ~ Union. Third AND
Seventh attsete, ard tao q. s. E. X. r.
IL con'ailn tbi,sy gores, Ucon which Il
Situated Z tDs fnaEslol, also tie neces
sAry oUtbuildiHee foT a COUNTRY teat.
The place mss fNraaliy owned hy T.
Olafksop Iaytqr. Erd astgr his death
was purChs:sd % tre8teg'5 sale by Mr..
Ferris. Iee nr'cs rsil s. o. $4,000.
la tue par E439 1I-. OIaRver go,d 70
hr. Fga1 t-h huR3s no 7O3 West
stree oEd faF7l Containing 12l aorse,
roar Crrsgaua 9l.4.or Tie price paid
Sc pyiyt9,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
IlalIered vRlLh . opnl snn,t.n

john Hunt, residing on Palethorp
street, above Cumberland, WIS nick, d ug
a. the Mest Jersey depot in Camden lsst
MI ht nth his head much battered. Ne
was brought TO Philadelphia aud taken to
the Fennsylvania Hospital, where he told
Or Bowen that he had Just arrived from
Care May and was sitting IN the dcnot
when strange man asked him for a
chew Of tobacco. When be put h is hand
IN his pocket 70 grant the favor the
stangtri he said, cAug I him by the
throat ard beat him over the head With a
coal sguttle
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
NEWS SUNNI kRK.
Struck sand BAf-Expeot TO AFrsat
Tasoott-A Thief UAuG ht-wEeOhod ~
| Broken AXE.

Struck sand BAf-Expeot TO Arrtat
TusoOtt-A Thief uAuR hit wrecked by
. Broken AXE.
A Chicsgo paper said on Saturday that
detective told reporter that the police
expected 10 arrest TasCott, the nurdetei
of Amos j. snell, within ioriy-eighl
hours. Inspector Boudeli anu two
irie!ds, believed to be officers, are in
Denver, and they are supposed 10 b.
searlhing for the youthful murderer.
Frederick Hoag, the runaway German
postal citrk, VITO Il charged with EN-
beIzling 10 90 marks from the German
Government, was held on saturday by
the United States Curt in Boston u
await extradltiOn papers from Wgshing-
ton. He Will then he seat home for
tral.
An east.bouud freight train on the
Pennsylvania Rsilro4d was wrecked by q
broken axle on Saturday at White House,
near Lancaster, Pa. Seven cars filed
With merchandise ere demolished, and
both tracks were block d tor Elk hours,
In Plainfeld, near Hartford, Conn, on
| Saturday afternoon, George Bradley,
aged 81, shot HIS sweetheart, Idle Pot
ter, eyed II, and then shot himself
Both were living on SA uriay evening,
though u Is t. ought neither will recover
John Loyeioy, pr miuent attorney OF
Ga'v ston, Texas, sIOt aud killed A.rop
Williamson, at Galveston, on Saturday
Afternoon A debt OF $50, which Love.
JOY owed williamson, osuted the quarrel.
A dwelling in Grafton, Ontario, occu
pied by a family named Toussind, con
risliug Of father, mother and eight chill
dten, burned on Saturday and two
Of the children persisted ia the ilants.
Mary Olsen, 20 years old, committed
suicide IN New York on Saturday evening
by jumping from widow. Neighbors
said she was insane, but the police learn.
ed that the woman had been drinking.
David Arno d, of Alton, Illno g. while
drunk on Friday shot aud killed Abra.
ham 70 linger, btcause Of the prominent
part the latter had taken in enforcing
the prohibition liquor law.
Lawrence r. jerome, well-know
citizen Of New York, died Yesterday in
shaion, Connecticut, aged 6s years He
lad been unconscious since Friday night
Adam J. Bluste, aged "a years, Of Har-
ris urg, was run over and killed on
Saturday on the Pennsylyauis bAilfoad
near Lucknow Station.
Thomas NJ Brasher, aged II years, the
lcommander of the irigAte Bambrid1 e
during the late war, died suddenly yester
cay in Brooklyn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
THIRD EDITOR,


Alexander Cplquhoub, VIC kept tbs
country grocery sSors nj Rocslapd for
the past yix Year,, EDd who told ont
some ,hrGe weeks or T. ore sgo, has ac-
ceptsd situation re tTeveiinR sA'ea
Innn wUh Ito BGilis b aesfn Manu-.
fSciurh q UGnp tEy, H. will assume
bis position shout the hrst Ct 6spem
her
Mie, Mary A, Nth IetuTnsd hone
Oh sgfp;GBV lsss iIdu an oE'tn1ed
tosr duxu the State. 6hs viii sat on
Weduesday mkt, Hncce, iEniud by her
aunt and tls!er, for a Week's visit
Arnops f.ilnis "a Pei nay lyauia.
E6-dse P eIce s,s-ied tc-isy to
viAtt l. brother, .'ames r. Prroe, Of
the INA FIRM o. Eigher & Pierce, Of
OGiOsNO, VII IS eeiioAs'y NJ with ty
phoid iryer 81 1bs GaIisid Hospital,
WHthtEtor, D, 9.
JEo. W. Cnnsrv. Of thta city, with A
@. Yat4s y Co q Philaeelrhia, " hsv
ina tis otcttion d four weeks, which,
Sfter fa~ cafs =, lomr, he Will rass
at the seasGurg All TaocufsinsI
levi MSz6ali and wife, ~ Elsbte
Rnd jstE-ou - eaH, gu Mis- Elsie
NAV r ltse} u Seyo tn ard AdnUs
Btseot' lett Tor Btfniy wiCr SGuDit
camp t-~s., 70 sfeud Ike ntzt tan
days. e-8
EE-lla7or smuls' psma IL 01,aa
POsh,H hrw-r; - iulse # The Musiai
pal C.H5t he Eqs Elo1 bgCs!Dg, too,
ono I'll mas a'Lis RAJ ftr the poi
tiou.
E;rnsj 4 Ws'fon. n tlrk st WIN.
LAw;ou''. - ~ ogg tee msDy Will
ming stars i. TIE B.an0y sine Bum
nit olup.
A color, d mIGis'tr, IA Isportlug HE
Celt,hSa,s " We EsE,tlr.r, inserted n'tcr
the -ura color 'OIuwu." " sloel1
have been bach"
Uopnolu:an " J s5art oy and fam
fly ven 70 o. pc msy tits morntug 10
Epend itw avs at tuas popular Ie.
sort.
Rev. E3W3Td Z 9ksl viii bavs charge
OF tit zen vlcss ~ ST. Andrews Cruroh
in THE ~ d0iipR Aaenst, 10 TIE Gb-
tenCs Of IT, Rsy Ghs'lve E Murray.
NTs josephine ss,ndeUs ard son o.
Gfeeuuoiui, L H., New York, is visit.
ing Mrs.. Ca;as Nifg.es Eorth. No. 2c6
JET Hsgn s,.ttt.
mr. ana hrB George Il. BALDWIN have
gone u Atlantic C.jy to sp6nd weeks
vacation.
Are. william Wnhams. nse Amelia
Blant Mn, Of West Chester, Pa, h visit
Ing Relatives IL TINS otgy.
Mr., Willirm Snsdiey IS lasruiug tho
husintss q q morocco saletIn2A with
Pussy, Scott & Co.
OhSriBs Mgunrg las given up his
ocDtt ID plated visit 10 bin lt,ALives AZ
FrhnkfO:t, lad, on account OF press
ina" business.
Misses Mamie and Edna Way have
gone 10 Walt tBCll uncle, Of Rising San,
Ceoil county, nd,
MT Benjamin Kilvipg,or, Of Treu-
toDi n is Spending few days 10
this g.EF.
VIM. HsYsush, OF HocSeaslu, wap
taken s.js sick while Visiting cur city
on Saturday.
Mr.. William Layton lefs TO day for
NeWolr5h, bew YORK, to visit her
PARENT.
Mr. John Baker, Of tho Dover Da,a.
ware sa, was ia our city yaatsrjay.
% Thorn Jobuson, Of tho Third
ward mas guaa on uip to Bottou.
br. Joha Gam is opardiag h few dnys
At A ntIc CITY.
Mis- Beckie Thompon, of Philadelphia,
IL wishing Miss Emily Huey Of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Tia funeral Of tbs three mem bers Of
Tue family OF Captain Wheaton, d
PtnnBvilie, N j., who lost their live,
on "wednesday evening BY the oAps!Elrp
o. the hloop, took place on SaturdhY
asst anu was largely attended, there be-
Ing present scmr 600 carriages and over
1o,O per.one. The services were 20 Al
Iecubg that several ladles tainted. The
cemetery 10 ono mile from tho toxin Al d
the services ~ the grave BEGAN
before oil tie yis!tora left tho house, ne
procession bsing fully two milss In
isn2th. The funeral Of Amy Turner,
INT itst o. the Victims, took place on
tended. E''s ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

A party OF boys went out last Saturday
~ .eIhoon TO enjoy swim In the ShellDot
creek. AS they v ere rowing around thew
10 una quantity of brains lying In po5I
OF blood The boys Immediately iumped
TO the conclusion that a murder had hlen
committed and notified the police, The
llhI was submitted to DR.. Stout who a ter
making an examination of the brains with
= microscope declared that he was unable
% . Say whether they were human or NOT.
before nc mad an opportunity of exatnin
,ng cue Dloodi word was received that the
ltai were those OF dog that had been
shot by RObsrt Scarborough.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

A regular session of Diamond Stat
division No. 3i2, Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers, was held yesterday a.
ternoon, and an election of officers held
at which Edward Nug4nt was elected
ere engineer, George Hillyard nrst en-.
gineer, Thomas +. truman second On.
ginter, William Randolph first assistant,
Richard w Harrison second asslstant
Frank Brlnkley third assistant, William
REM kirk guide, Nathaniel Henderson
chaplain, William Randolph delegate "a
me conye' tlop of the Grand Ia ernA.
to'a brotherhood OF Locomotive In
eiueers, to be Eeld ~ Richmond, Va, in
October.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
DIED.

uAhR-pn tho nth init, Iustlh q en-
nluo" OF the lats Samuel Carr, aged 81
kelallyes Eni friend6 OF tho family ara
t,se ap invited 10 attend ths tuoeTai
stroat, on tuesday afternoon M aiSiaet
tnterneni at hivervisW Cemetery.
Fta5lAh-ifS.-Jn tho 18th ibHt., Elizabeth
IhtInpsi Ieliot Of tue l4to Geo, hi. phi.
llpe aged o. years - a
.,ts 1,ih.i'es and friendR are respectfully In
sassi 70 Allesd the tuuerGl services II the
t,ssslIenos' NO. sls Wash nEtnn s.rnst. ON
torment private. o'SsA' ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

The shipment OF peaches over j, N,
Delaware Il. r up TO I.8O O'Clock yes
terday moinin1 were ~ folloWf: Me-
aaven, Il Hartford, 2; Worcester !
hafne'!SiIle, i Ithsoa, 1; OenapdiA-
qua q Philadelphia, "a; Jersey Oitg
81 Boston, ~ os aeEo, /; Utica, i!
ibi9s,ahnmton, Il North Penn Junction
syracuse, /; Newark, 2; Springfield
\ FToyidenoe, 4; Ononta, /; s1spsn.
SION SION br'dge, Il ElmirN, /; OhiosEo. /
l,034. '-0' sOs4i W aate'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

LOUISVILLE, Aug. II Joe Lewis
charged with The murder Of Miss Auxier
IN Morgan County, Ky, last spring, when
ne escaped arrest, returned u his home
lhree weeks ago, aud announced that be
would, turn states evidence, after which
he disappeared.
GA FtidRy Lis dead body was found
Win two OI.tct bOies n ;Ee bs0d o. I'M
hesd. he had hseu dTb ggsd : Euudred
yards aud thTuwn oyag a precipic,
seventy 1.-Two sfsGt high. Two uf hi,
couSivs, Dave am Al. Lewis, ard i
pFolEes, reei rut pa ,tigely g, Is aud 2.
sce's, naye bttn charged with III,
gElc.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Arthur Granger, whose mind Is some
what affected, disappeared from his homs
az lIe house OF Eichaid A. Clcgp, No
30 Maryland avenue about 10 O'CLOCK
iast Saturday night, and has not been
heard OF since. He Is about 80 years Of
age, weighs $50 pounds, and is about !
ieet inches In height He is slightly
ba d, ard has black mustache When
ne lett home he had on dark cutawa
cost grey Trousers, dark flannel shirt and
a black cerby hat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
LIltle ml.ands,stnrn.nr

Theodore PRATT, who lie The contractor
for several tao Htoty brick housed under
course OF erection near Seventh aad
Adams streets, paid his men Of Safer
day evening after working hours al
.ot the men ezoeps unr, a nod csrEitF,
were on hand, EnG he moi buinR pretenl
failed TO receive HE pRy, I3a can q
around iGtsr 10 the dAy, aud Mr.. Pratt
asked whore he wss when the ether
men wero paid or. He gave d very iun
pertinent reply 10 this question, wheu :
uyon MI PrEtt deelinea to pay tim on
Saturday. Tue LnzH ropartsd the Taolu
TO the o'her men, Whtraup1a this morn
INK -; 30 O'Clock they had failed to e.
10 work aud were seafet Ground aKeIt.
Ing Tie arrival Of Mr. Pratt. Isi' sup.
posed satisfactory arrangements xill lie
made wi'h tre men whereby al hands
will go 70 work. II Beetns rather ha-l
that men sho1ld DO impudent and taso
s'op other meg, WAC bad 10 cut 10 the
affair, nom going 10 work, al on &C.
count Of their freshness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

hes5Ts. John Pilling & Bro. arc en-.
g9sed In erecting q new addition "a
tnelf factory a. Kisu eaBi, and also mt.
nag IN new 26-borss power water
NhStl' Andrew j. Williams, OF o res n.
nshh,is doing the stone suh bfi,k work.
. Ivy mtssr5. Pulling are empl lying over
~ Ianus ut Kiamsngi, and hra doing a
ialt pusinels, Notwithstanding tho ce.
p mI tbtlon OF tho timer. The Messrg
flllnR nrs enterprisiuR mon, and rlealy
1eserVe we huooesa that has resulted
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

SANTA Cruz, CALI aus ,ig .b5t tb y
Ilah Field, aged 30 iE, .Sa ,So Of bi ~ Y,
aged 20, then blew , G,I lay ,. M ride
with a shot from Q WincAT, sS, hly1 n
stated that bis wii.'sra.a ., lt y lslr, S a
endeayorlng TO Induce w. me csu,e o. I
and that was probably '"'
tranpdy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13
hna Uanonr rnr rirht. -.

ForrsrowN, Aug. II - Cath airline
simpson, one OF the oldest residents M
y ppor montgomery county, died yeS-
teilay 1t TrAppe, in her 9lst year. For
eighty years she had been a terrihia
S 81 from cancer. Her husbnnd
EDMUND Simpson, was for many veaTs
merchant In East Vincent. Obestsr
county, aud her son, Franois II. slmn
Philadelphia, 'oHNhS IN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

GLEN Cove, l.. l., Aug. I3-Tbe
steamboat Bay Ridge, plying between en-
New York and Sea Gill, was burned NS ~,
saturday while lying at Gicawooi dac Il
FRANK Laughlin, tbs bartender was
burned to death ia his berth. me fro Il
supposed to have originated In Inc bnlIrr.
ROOM The dock, freight house and
WAFER s'.., ,ailk were also burned. INC los
Is estimated at S5g,sUo. ~ io'a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

Joseph Hayward, treasurer OF tbs
huehnold Manufacturing Compsnv ~
a sseeVwarE, New jersey, was rubbgd ~ ~
eoVO on ssiurcay In the State BanI, a.
newark He had just drawn SI100 ,S5
,oFaeu TO 30 out when he mis,ed ~
eboO package from his outside oost
poSh9t. 4 strange young man Wbo
.s suspected. N'-' e-i''H ecu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

J, Leonard Johuson returned bo,r,
on sitaidey t'on O.san Grove, n. j.
william AMI HAIRY Alsentzar will
SFeue a week a. At!su,Io Oily, MI.
h,es Florence Fsrry returned hem,
ou ea'Utda5 ifol Retateu, X. Y.
Ai'H Katie Elias1a, Of No. 7O3 Wesr
seventh btrct t. who has been spsut ing
TWO WeeEs L Rev Oaatle, MlaoIessw
and Angular Fis-, retuInsd hone To
aRgi .ooEio2 ale ard hearty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Llzzla Miller
en oll woman, wGs committed for trin
yesterday on the charge oflurinz ycune
kIis 70 her house TO be ruinea. Guitav,
naliI real estate ana Insurance broker
ia, ae ALSO held on the charge OF betrsv
.ns girl In the place. The societv n,
s VI ffotsction Of Children from CtneItH
mas taken charge nj this proEeoulIops
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

ATLANTA Ca, Al7si ~
conference OF surge d Gtstl
ton AID Savannah bu' C-'is
oiA!s, Et WsynfOsl ld'y
Iod.d that Il Is . 1a.'AEy ~
deplsse the city Of Jnctft-y'itss,
that end n camp u g,.1i,'' \
Ct DIR. GuttefAs vii. 90 ..cl.N
lo1ne, on the Ssyan-.h ~ .,.,I
Western Rhl.rUsd The u" n.
will send tents tLaf' ~ Ol''' N
WItluot be allowed ibyio, s-' "a A
sent back to Jacksuu1i,e !" I
nelt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

WILKEsnARRE, Pa, aug. 13.-An at.
tempt wa maze early yesterday morning
to blow up he residence OF William Col
Her. ut Pitlston, Pa while he and bIs
vile were asleep Beyond severe shock
they we're uninjured, although portion
OF toe house Was torn away. The duties
OF h position make Mr.. Co lie unpopu :
lar 18th the miners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-13

James Black was arraigned at this
morDing'e session Of the city court, charg.
ca with the larceny Of saw from Martin
McDlonough, No. 92i West Second stree /,
on the 18TH inst. AS the proof was con-
elusive, be was held In t350 bail for his
appearance at court.