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Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Election of Omcers

Ffiendship Lodge, No. %, I, o. o. g.,
ct Hookessln, elected the following Off
GERS Saturday night; Kennard 8.
Chandler, N. G Garrett P. Lacy, v.
g.; Willard PieTson, r. 81 Slioer g.
Garrett, W.; James G, Hepdriokson, o,
i, 4 7. Addison Potts,O.; Merritt Dixon,
Il. G.; John L. Press, r, g. N. g ;
Frank Taylor, L. g. N. g.; Henry e
Durnell, Il. 8. V. c.; Chandler d.
Lamborn, L. s. Y, g.; Newton 2. Tay;
lor, r. 8. s.; Lewis Drake, L. 8. B.
James 8. Shakespeare, Chaplain. Pc,
manent Secretary WilIism O. Pierson
and Treasurer Henry B. Klair are
holding over officers The ofioers elect
were installed by officers OF the Grand
Lodge.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Bsorms and Eiosdi.

A NAaAL INyKoroR free with each
bottle Of sh iloh's OAtarrh Rem edy
Price 80 cents. Sold by N. B. Danforth
cor. and b Market streets.
OArARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Ontarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injeo-
cor FREQ. DAnforth's and and Market.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Bhiloh'
Cure will give immediate relief. Prioe
10 cents, 80 cents and 81. Sold by N
b. Daniurth. cor. 9nd b Market 5ts.
BHnpH's OURH will immed iately 70
lievs cfoup, whooping cough and brou
ohitis. Sold by n. B. Danforth, cor.
3nd &sfMarket streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
American no.plt.l in England.

LONDON, Nav I.-Mr. White, the
secretary OF the United States legation
gave q banquet at his residence thta
evening In honor of the delegates TO the
International sugar bountiss conference.
The German, Austrian, Spanisb,
French, Italian, Dutch and Russian
delegates were present. Baron Henry
de Worms, the English representative,
sat on the right of Mr.. White, and M,
Sans Lsroy. the French delegate, on
the left. lhe proceedingu were private.
No speeches we're made. The spanish
delegate was formerly Cuban Deputy
In the Ooites. After the banquet Mrs.
White gave reception. Among thost
present were Mrs Phelps, the wife o.
the American minister, and . numbei
OF the leading American residents,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
x, ,1wu o,hlnx,vn. in ts,chmsnd.

RICHMOND, Va, May The Demo.
cratic pfi mary eleot!oD here for city
officers resulted IN the dsfdst OF she for
siRn, labor and Cstlaolis elements Of
the party. a revolt .is, therefors, i'm
minent. II ig said to-day that gross
frauds In the primary " III probably be
shown and In that eventA iull iRde-
pendent municipal ticket will 5a put
up. The organ Of the q stholioT here
dsnouDcss the primary % tho Offspring
OF Knownothinaism.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
TO NV Fr,enas and Patrons.

Having been appointed inspector in
Wilmington and vicinity for the Peo
PIES Mutual Live Stock Insurance
Company, OF Philadelphia. Pa, can
recommend the said company rs being
reliable and trustworthy which prompt
ly pays all Losses.
The company is duly authorized by
Insurance Commissioner Pratt to trans
act business In Delaware.
Persons can get their horses Insured
In this reliable company by calling on
or addressing Thomas Il. Hanlon, gen.
eral agent, No East Seventh street.
Youfs respectfully,
DR.. JOHN sCoTT,
Veterinary Surgeon.
No. b21 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
.aar. ponohee,s res,tlon. ;,

EDITOR OF REPUBLICAN:-In last
Sundays Star the editor, IN the course
LOT m article commenting on the differ
ent candidates for the Board OF Educa-
tion, made malicious reference to my
religion. True TO hls know. nothing In
stinets, he had not the manhood TO say
this distinctly, but this In the point Of
his cowardly insinuation. It looked
like . case OF bringing religion into
politics. In common with every up.
right Citizen depreoate this. OF late,
certain parties have sought TO bring
about this diaagreeable issue by hint
ing, in long parenthesis, At the race and
creed Of certain citizens now seeking
the suhsrage Of their fellow oitizens. l
feel confident that the honest voters OF
this ward, As we'll rs OF the city ut
large, will give. at the polls, suoh M
emphatic rebuke 10 this I'M American
idea % will bury its authors below the
resurrection line.
The constitution of the country &C.
knowledges that have o right to be In
religion what am, and MP to date that
document is ahead OF the editor OF The
Star. My religion does not initiate
against my citizenship, rather gives me
the true idea OF II. If my country
needed my services 10 morrow In thi
bruat Of battle. 10 Il needed and WA
glad to have, .Ae Tervtcea OF my GO
religionists in the past, NO question:
would be asked about the shrine bsfor,
which knelt; why then should 1t b
mnde an issue now2 II onr loyalty
could always be relied upon when th'
union was shaken to iia very csntre
why should 1t bo questloned now?
am taxpsying oi,iE IN OF Wilmington
and i think have, to say the least, al
much interest In its welfare as th'
financially responsible editor OF th'
Sunday Star 90 citizen, regardless o
my religious convictions, have riRh
/ to q vaice In the administration OF th'
oity's interests. 10 much for the bIgotr,
that underlies the latest utterance OF th'
editor Of the Star.
The editor snys, with aftful vague
ness, that ! sun reported as fsyoring
eto. Now, am nearly two years !
member Of the Board of Education, AM
cheeriul'y submit. TO stand on my
record as membe of the Board, and
hereby challenge the editor OF the stai
to produce the evidence on whloh hii
editorial allusion to me last Sunday II
based. This Is the issue between Us
he mast produce his authority befor'
me. or must, as will the public, CON
slider him q malicious fAlsifier. II lock-
very much GO II the editor Of the Stai
had received bis information from Mr.
Bell. refer 10 my record as menbel
of the Boardj there is nothing In ths
record would retraos, and that recort
In the best Indication Of my futur
policy II returned. With this state
ment / Indignantly reject Mr.. j. B
Bell's letter in yesterdays Every Even
ing, and will notics lite author hereafte
only when he produces the evidence
have asked for.
BERNARD DoNoHoB.
May 1, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Literarx Nates.

Book News for May (John Wana.
maker, PbiladelphiA), with its bright
pages OF piquAnt book talk. has rsaohad
us. "Wlth the New Books" by Tai
colt williams, tells In n charming
manner OF the really good new books.
A Veteran Bookseller" spi ,ily replies
10 Senator OhRoe's International Copy.
right article in the April number, and
the miscellaneous matter 10 fully up to
the standard. The portrait is Of Louise
Chandler Moulton, who contributes an
article under ihs title OF 'ReAsing for
Women " that will by most readers be
regarded as the boat Ihing In the whole
number.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Green Hill church,

Religious services will he held every
evening this week, except Saturday, ST
the Green Hill Presbyterian Church.
The pastor will bo assisted by the Rsvs
H. d. Lindsay, T, R McDo veil and
Lafaye cite Marks, d. ID. Services pre-
paratory to communion, infant baptism
and examination Of candidates for
church membership on Saturday at 3 p.
N. Tho sacrament Of the Lords Suppsy
will be administered on Sunday at 20
q. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
woman tssaters.

Lewis Morris. colorsd, vns charged
before Judge Cnmmlns this morning
with beating his wife, Mary. She tee.
tifed to the fact OF tho nssnult, ard be
Was sentenced 10 pay 20 and coats.
Chas SSot,, also colorsd, Was charged
with assaultlng E.iza Price. The avl-
denee showed that he had not only boat
en- the woman, but also broke the WIN
dows. A peralty OF SS and costs was
imposed. .--
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
peatn uaused py over.Exertlon.

JoBsTowN. May 1.-EGoitemen and
over-exertlon resulted In the death of
VILLA n 8. Grktz, a we'll known rest
dent OF Jobatown, yesterday. He hsd
set Are to lot OF dead grsss In field
pr paratory to plowing. The burning
grass set FIRE to several panels OF feuoe,
aud In trying to extinguish 1t Mr.. Gratz
was overcome by the violence of hts
exerlion and fell down unconscious,
He was removed to an adjoining house,
u here he died. re
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
mnK. .ooo s,o,en

NEW YORK, May 1.--Oharlss l. De-
lINun, Assistant Cashier of the Ma
tionA, Park Bank, is dsfaulter to tha
amount OF sos, 900. He entered thf
bank In y minor position % yeata pgo,
and gradually worked up 10 the p5si.
tion OF aaBlatant cashier. He resignsi
his position on April 10Th, assigning I'll
health "a the Cause. The daialcatlon,
1t Is stated, will not erpbarFass ths
bank. How II WAC accomplished hse
not been made known by ihs oftcsrf.
DebAun has disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
noun,r rraa.nror.a nenotl.

During the session of the Levy Court
eeto-day j ohm Lookerman was elected
aollecs Or Of B!aokbird Hundred. The
Sursties u the County Treseurer were
approyed. Treasurer Ham&n submitted
his report, showing the amounts re.
ceiyea from, the various collectors and
other SOURCES Amounting to $685..
664 46, and the ex ,nsnditures amounting
to 1896, ,842. 97, ieavins- , cash balance in
the hands sf the treasuI 'er 81 be,oll.4S.
As there ara notes ontstAl' 'oing OF come
$4,000, tho balance is Oh tne wfone
side of the ledger, and there u gooo
reason for the court to exercise e. Snolny
In their expenditures.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Brevstses.
Ene ehsapess has heuss I'm she essy
RuIn ferd Mros,' AOA Market ssrees.

The cheapest has h0use fm fAe oaty
Rmzf@rd nFos.' zoA Market street.
Try Bush's oeal yeu viii like 1t.
A pair o. docs Two payaisisns.
Brazilian Balm. Immediate cure tur humps.
I3raHilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, 100.
40 TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
Bay yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal !; you will surely like It.
Mnlard y. Davis, jeweler, Q Il. Second o.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hsnrs, Ii 4. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist. Bth and King.
American Laundry. COZ West Frsnt street.
Koep your eye on Hollis, ct No. 4 W. and
street. ne is going TO skip.
First class furniture at Murphey's. 800 ship-
ley street.
The mora iiiegiols physisian's .prescris-
hon Ia written tho worse the medisine tastes
IL is when ysu are about to take II that
yeu give the docters prescription the
shake"
9s 70 Geo. II. Murphev's for your parior
cham ber and dining room furniture. zoe Ship
ley street
Arcoln physl,iaRs do not ride in cutters.
They are sfraii they will be accused OF
sisighing tsiaJiug).
Yea often hear OF dostor's giving q man
up.bu IL is net untii he is too weak 70 reach
his pocketbook,
BY tollswIn the directions OF the mipis-
ter yoa get to heaven, AMI by following the
directions Of the doetor you stys time.
Go TO H. h Moore's stalls, Nos. "a and "a
Second It. market, for your choice creamery
fresh butter; also the best cream cheese 1t
market Yrice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
rhilauslpnIa tne noltes. U.ty.

Philadelphia Thermometer again
led the country with s0h degrees at 8
O'Clock on Monday afternoon. Norfolk
came next with 90 degrees, but New
York WAS comfortable with q temperA.
ture OF 10 degrees. Baltimore showed
SO degrees, Jacksonville SO degrees and
Atlantic City rs degrees, bat the rest OF
the country has an easy time OF II, OK.
cept Milwaukee, which registered 81
degrees, and o heavy snow storm ao
companied 1t. Boston, Ht. Paul and
Detroit marked AZ degrees each; Yank
ton and Chicago 40 degrees.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02

GNet
pets 10
OlsaAin
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Arrived nnfeIy.

The Baltimore Sun says:-The new
Iron steamboat Avalon, which was
built for the Maryland Steam boat Cum
psny by the Harlan q Holiipgsw orth
Company, of Wilmingtou, Del, arrived
In this city last night at s 80 O'Clock.
The Avalon left Wilmington a. 8 80
O'Clock Monday afternoon, and passed
out of the oApes at 50 that night.
Ohincoseague was passed at . O'Clock
yesterday morning. and Cape Charles
at O'Clock In the morning. The
steamer entered the Chesapeake fifty
minutes later. Although moving with
o strong head tide and wind, the
Avalon showed good sea going qualities
aud speed, making fourteen miles an
hour during the entire run OF 400 miles
with thiIty pounds of steAm, covering
the whole distance In 28H hours. No
stop was made, save tor soundings
during the night, As the weather was
very thick.
The saloon Of the Avalon has fifty
stater come, which are finished In the
most modern style. The woodwork 10
painted In ssge-green, with gilt trim
mings. Electric lights will be placed
In the stAte-rooms, and the boat will
also be provided with search lamp.
The work OF placing the carpets and
furniture will begiu at once, and the
Avalon Is expected to make her frss
trip next Tuesday, when she will be
placed on the Mob Jack Bay route, for
which che was expressly built Gap.
tain Willard Thompson, OF Whining
ton, was In command during the trip TO
Baltimore, with Riohard Howard rs
DilOt The enriueerR vrera @. Wood
Byrd, treasurer of the company, made
the trip around, accompanied by Cap
tain j, y. Morris, Charles X. Frazier
and W. T. Thursby Tue new tt:am er
will be commanded by Captain Jerome
Sgart. She IL In every way hand
some, comfortable and medel bay
steamer. *5
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
u sale of watohes.
AucrM

Pawn.brosA - oeo saOtaaa " = nussuy s"asy ov orsn
Ing, May ls, n %asS at s,,dS.w @ ' p
ing during tao III Esst AN s,raet
Sons auction rc@ .ahas 's sos ssn s''S.S a..
Gold and ,ilvsr , "a .rsia.. e anS
ntpsr WA noN shes; also Spring
9nT w wsSsan make. Diamonds
s ana ia~a, rpoki9su da, and lot Of
rats,ssl,.uaS nIs s9l,sSaSol al kA ,psn for inspec-
tion all through the ary. " W. o''o
ham Il Bon, suctione srs. .--.- --..-
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Bull rlrhtirr sior nad

F.Y \ lFEHICo, via Galveston, May
loNibg In the footB,eeps Of
lai,o and MlchoacAn Guerrero
fpreslsd bull fghuug.
p Fl ia del Pssoo, In this city
tAS, . man Attempting TO ride Q
\ ID tosn and instantly killed
IlluIiStsd animal,
:dsy a! noon President Didz
MI ID with the Grand QEpsU Of
ar Of Hnrof o. Ft0nos by
'lsl Csstel, French Charge d'Ai
" 'Ilcc. The certmouy occur
sgoh ohssdot's Hall ut She nation.
bficF2 o large audience
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
rect

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the q
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B.lllrsi
|rustlH
nd besI
|9p 10 4
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ttoTe@
Wsst +
be By l.
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life q
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
bls,l d Her WIN q Rasor.

Bad !, 0 sAost, thiok.se., middle.
'e,e nsn, vas arrSigned before
Ean nlns this moruing, charged
Al l'ulk and disorderly. The
I oaed tia; John had i'm mbired
y aterday, and while under
ia !. X had chGsei q woman with
| answer 10 the Judge he
@ asclasor grinder and hap
i1l drunk, bnt did lot have
Y! Hon OF what he had done.
tnCed to pay q hne OF %
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
a Memory of narIy Days.

Bana of childhood's tender years,
Swallowed oft with groans aud tears,
How 1t taade tho hesh reooil.
LoAthsorae, greasy caator oil
Search your snrly memory cloEe,
TIL you And another dose:
All the Bhuddsring frame revolts
AT the thought of EPSON saltel
Underneath the pill box lid
Yves a greater horror hid,
Climax Of Ril In ward Ills,
Huge and gripping old blue plllsl
What y contrast to the mild and gen.
tie action OF DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gasive Pellets, augar.coated. easy "a
Iake, cleansing, ,recuperAtinR g, renovatinG q
the system without wrenching IL with
agony. Sold by druggiats.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
spsoial nsasaS<.
Ir Ie 3 naoi

that everybody ought % know that A.
Sergeant gives 1910 lbs. of the pest, wen.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindllne wood in large
loads. Lime toy whitewashing. Yard,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
the eress Eye Rssnsdy
is DR.. 5imms' Eye Cure. Infiamed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
defective eyesight from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In 25 and 10 cent bottles, the
prescription of DR.. Simms b Son, 4sh
and King Sts.. Wilmington, Del
In New Quarters.
II. b. Bourbon q Bro, manufacturers
Of the celebrated b. b. B. cigars, have
removed to their now store, No. 219
West Second street. Give them call.
A few more OF those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
Of tobacco, Rt only thirty cents q pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streetI,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf "a the placs
10 buy your coal.
Table boardsra, % 30 per week at SIS
Market street
Thompsoa's sure cure for bone spa Y In
B1a TatnAn streat,
Ask FOR Youths Smoking Tobacco
joe. Tsllsoe. 607 Pine street.
Bost bread and cakes In the city q
lWalton's. Seventh AND TatnAu.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
s.,us, oyous in Fine uona na,,,or

HAMBURG, Pa. May Tho crop re.
ports from ail sections of Berks County
are Of the most favorable character
The late FAirs have greatly improved
the growing cereals. Wheat Is fully 30
per oeEt. better in comparison With The
general outlook for tho crop at the same
period last year. Indications are also
favorable for large crop OF apples aud
peaches, - the trees are budding finely
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Hungar,ans IN . lsiot.

WILKES BARRE, May Ia riot took
place to day at Inkerman, small mining
town near Pittston, among lot OF Hun.
garians. Weapons of every kind were
used and many engaged in the fracas
were hurt. Detective Brown, who was on
the ground, attemp ed to quell the dis
turbance, and in doing so was compelled
to shoot Joseph Lasker, one of the ring
leaders, who had previously been stabbed
in the fight. Six OF the rioters are in jail
and other arrests will follow.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Died OF Hydrophopia.

CARTHAGE, ILL.,, May Arthur
Yates, years old son of farmer near
here, died Of hydrophobia on Monday.
A short time ago he WAS bitten in the
face by shepherd dog. The most
frightful commissions be ran Thursday
night, when the lad would bark aud
howl like dog. Several ply ysicians
pronounced the case rabies. Powerful
opiAtas had no influence, and the
spasms continued without cessation
until death came.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Want Them PArdoned.

CHICAGO Ills, May lit is stated
=. ssh petition to Governor 0glesby for
va @ pardon of Anarchists Flelden,
tns sb and Neebe has bsen circulated
sow the past few days. 1t Is said to
= aurn eoeived thousands Of signatures.
Iason tended to submit 1t to mass
~ - n of workingmen for ratification.
sr.' Taoeaae OF this petition is almost word
;I ane MAs he same which was circulated
few dNS 49," pn.ons "a EnssI
9nfas MlpM 'oAt nhSoHo SA" ~Ae"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
W. w: Weir. photographer,

611 Market street. EntraRee In Law.
tons store, by elevator. direct to floor
of gAllsry. No climbing Of steps; new
aRd original scenery; esther in door or
out door work, having every facility for
making more changes irstyles OF pic
lures than any other photographer In
the state. OAbinets IS Per dosen. Call
aud examine work. Walk In store and
vou WILL be kindly received.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Tin sfarket DemorsIizsa.

NEW YoRK, May The New York
Metal Exchange was the acene OF wild
exoitement to-day. A further tumble
N prices OF tin threw the market into y
panic, Men with blAuched faces rushed
about. They waved their arms In the
air and shouted until they were honrse,
Almost everybody who had any stook
on hand were desperately anxious to
unload. Few, IL amy, were willing to
buy, even at the decline. News Of q
sudden drop In the foreign markets was
received early ON the Exchange here.
The decline was equivalent TO RlO Per
ton. II wna evident that many speou-
lators at honne aud abroad were serious
" crippled. The excitement In the New
York market was so great that IL was
decided TO suspend bokh the regular
daily calls for transactions In tin.
Secretary Schey yer, Of the Metal Ex-
change, said:
ALTHOUGH no actual failures have
taken place, 10 was feared that IL the
calls were continued as usual to-day
several spectators would be compelled
to announce their inability to meet
their eneagements
The dealers were indeed glad to take
q rest. They felt that 1t was necessary
TO have breAthing spell. Those who
were on the verge Of failure were az
fordsd oppostunity to make arrange
ments to settle their obligations. The
London syndicate, it Wal said, had be.
oome discouraged and withdrawn all oi
lite buying orders. Much anxiety ex
lists 40 to what will be- the Developments
for to morrow. It's probable that the
calls In tin, which were suspended to-
day, may be agAin omitted TO morrow
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Lecture at mt. Lebanon.

y Presiding Elder Murray will deliver
his lecture on Popular Superstition or
Why the Wedding Should Go On" In
Mt. Lebanon M. E Church, at Rock
land, next Wednesday evening. a
small fee will be charged, as the sum
realiz2d is to b. applied TO improving
the parsonage and rendering 1t mors
comfortable. The young folks are In
terested in the above subject, and the
church will cera aly be well filled on
this occasion,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
Respi,ed but Huns.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 2.-Heury Pope
a negro unuer sentence Of death for an
outrageous assault, hut who, by one
pretsxt and another, has reoeived eev.
sral respites from the Governor, wau
taken from the jAil At Snm msryille by
. mob on Monday night and banged.
Pope received new respite on Satur-
day laet,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
an. ssbooI Hlsstion.

o,,.,t| ,v the election will be held
g,srt Of the Board OF Educa- :
" rI slIN viii open abou, 10 o'clock
rs M snd the election will
~ n, inspectors of the district
'aa ID ke, place. The following
= Inc placfs and the number oil
Nr TO b chosen ...ss
Hri-'pne memoer loi wv y'
.YJ~Cnh member for two years;
oor,bv Est corner Of Second and
"A 't,n,'uembsr for enc year one
u for tive years i; polls. public
house No. 10.
thNr,ne member for two years;I
nnhlic nj sthoo! b use No z.
-lo. member for two years; polls,
rhojl house No '.
-0ne member for two years
rubIlc echo j house No. 5.
mb-Obe member for two years
nahlle ach ol house No ?
stb~0I|c member fer two years
rnbllc Uehool house No. 8
b-0nt member for two years
0ld hcI Idemy.
b-Onl member for two yesrs
rnblIc ehaol house No 10.
.futh-bne member for one year
{euSsr Or two years; polls, public
boup No. ~
lth-C|pe member for two years
,ou,htest corner Of Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02

RlonMoND. Va, May l Especial =
Under the laws OF the state Virginia 8
officers find themselves unable to collect
the taxes, and the bankruptcy OF the Old
Dominion Ia almost 10 view. Tax receiv
able coupons are intercepting the reve-
aues to such an extent that It is only q
question Of time as TO how long office
holvlDg In Virginia will pay. 80 far the
city Of Petersburg has paid 80 per cent
of the revenue in coupons.
This manner of Democratic rule will
close Virgnia's free schools and her
courts OF Justice, as borrowing money Is
prohibited.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
MoorIsh BnspIelon OF tne uamera

GIBRALTAR May 1.-The British
gunboat Falcon has returned from Cape
Juby, whittier sic was sent to investi.
gate the reported attack by body ot
the Sultan OF Morocco's troops upon the
depot of the Northwest African Com.
pnny At that place. The com mander OF
the Falcon reports that Mr.. Norris,
manager OF the British Affican Com
pany at Cape JUDY, attempted to photo.
graph Moorish osmp OF sc ven soldiers
and that, while he was adjusting the
camera, the s0ldiers h-aiaed him.
They then attacked and drove his COM
pan n'~nA into the fort protectipg the
company's factory.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-02
wan,urson Notes,

WASHINGTON. D. Cn Nay THE
plans for the hull Oh the battle ship
Texas have been reoe!ved By the Navy
Department from the Barrow Ship
building Works, In England. These
plans, after bss.ssa Duplicated In the
Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION and RspAir,wiil
be sent 70 Norfolk 90 thst work on the
vessel may be prosecuted at once.
Tho State Department yesterday re-
csived copy Of q proclamation by the
Governor General OF Ouba declaring tho
provinces of Havana, Puras del Rio,
MAtsuzas and Santa Olsia In 0 state OF
siege. A telegram from Havana says
the e.ate Uf siege Is owing entirely to
the desire OF the Government to put an
end 10 brig AndAge In those sectlonT.
A despatch from Ottawa, Ontario,
says the fisheries protection service
will be begun about the 18th OF May.
The operations at the outse. will be
principally confined TO the Bay OF
Eundy aud the west coast OF Nova
Scotia.
Tho Department Of State Is informed
tlAt the Llberian Government is taking
s,sps for the reIieS OF the Liberian 10
borsrs working In the Panama canal
who are reported TO be dying In large
numbers.