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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-15
RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL FEATURES.

We have attended the religious
gatherings of the Saints in the taber-
nacle and meeting houses. The SER
vices are similar in form (not in sub
stance) to those in eastern churches.
7 vocal music by the choir is excel
lie ut. and extempore speaking by the
apostles, elders, and Latter. day Saints.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-09-08
BLACKSMITHING.

am prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith
ing. Farmers work a speciality. Prices as
low as can be had for first class work. Shop
near Browning House."
'@1 DAVID LITTLE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-09-08
NJ
i Effective Remedy J

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.
"I suffered from consultation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared it would cause a stoppage of tbo
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills et-
fected a complete cure" I'D. Burke,
Saco, Me.
~ 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 a prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, 90
Middle St., Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costiye.
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons OF sedentary habits, 1 have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. 1 am
glad to say that they have served ma
better than any other medicine. I
arrive at this conclusion only after
faithful trial of their merits" Samuel
L. Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass. -
Ayers PiIIs1
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicins,y
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-09-08

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-09-08

INVENTION :: s: 5: S:
gress is method and system of work that
can be performed all over the country with.
out separating the workers from their homes
Pay liberal any one can do the work either
sex, young or old ;nospecial ability required,
Capital not needed you are started free C,nt
thls out and return to us and we will send
you free something of great value and i'm.
portance TO you, that will start you in busi-
ness, which will bring you in more money
right away, than anything else in the world
Grand outh free. Address TRUE Il Co, Au.
gusta, Maine. w" -A
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

UYANTED - BY THE DELAWAh.E
w Printing COMPANY, 72a Market ~,
en- Intelligent boy about 10 yeRrg OF age "
lean tho trade OF book binder. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
Accompanied Actresses.

II may be interesting 70 many Play
Roers 20 learn thAt Miss IdA Lillian
Abrams, who 10 now playing with the
''KinderSATten % )" ls the same young
LADY that won Colleen opinions and an
enviAtle reputation at the benefit given
Mr. Nat o. Goodwin In Boston some
time ago. Miss Abrams 10 . cultured
and finished vocalist, and her pretty
songs and sweet bAllAds never fail TO
awaken hearty aud AppEeoiatlye re.
spouse from her listeners. In addition
TO her vocal accomplishments she has =
fine personal appearances and an excel.
lent stage training, and these Qualities,
with her natural grace and naivettsi
enable her to lend strength to any caste
and lustie 70 every performance.
One Of the very pleading youug ladies'
playing In the "K,I dergarten Co." Il
Miss Laura Howe. She 10 most prom
Using actress and . delightful singer.
che looks we'll on the stage and hel
ready conception Of her character and
her sweet voice are greatly admired
Mics Howe possesses ability that Il
worthy Of . much te;ssr part than Oh'
/ Ia nov plnyinR.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
oOmp!alnl AraInst ros.omee.

The New OAstls SiAr hiss q grIeYoub
complaint AEalnSt the order or rather
the disorder that prevails at the post
office In that town, II says q rAbble
oougreRAte nightly And behave dts.
graoefally vhile the mail lie being dis.
tFibuted. The Mayor has told Postmas-
ter Nal 1--we 70 call IL the police, but the
postm Gstsr, being kind.heArted man,
didn't like 10 lake the responsibility
The result is that the postofh % is made
the resOrt Of the lEH lees element Of the
town, and blsokguArdiBm and pande.
monism prevails TO such an extent that
respectable cit Esns, and ladies especial.
ly osnnoL enter the place. The Star
plsc's the responsibility fer this state
of SfTslrs upoa the Mayer, END says II
he does not take ths matter In hand the
oiuzsuB will DO It. The Slsr further
"a. that disorder pTevails throughout
the city, and the authorities are either
unable 60 suppress 1t OF are utterly IL
different 10 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
DEPARTMENT OF kTATEI


That sunbeNm and gem Of thI ID
pretty little Katie HA't, who 10 III d
that glisiens and spAfklts 10 that ND
and catchy farce COMEDY, Ute Kid
garten," now being played "
Opera House, Was presented duhlia
hrst 90. Of last evenings PERFORMS
with o very large aud btsulitul 4
quot Miss Hart IL q Wlunill N
cIeature, possessing every qulillJ 4
characteristic that iH Necessary N
ful 10 the complete deye'Opmtnl d
ambitious aud deserving yOu7lkR1l
and her ultimate success sab
most fascinating dancer and % rii
tie singer, end her efforts 10 psl,i
audience never fall TO awaken 1gl
tion and elliott spp 'Ruse, On az
stage the Ia . perfect little lhI sd
ACCOM- pllsbmeDts sre AlSlli ~
make her = i&vOrite and mIuI lfA
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Shortly before Z O'Clock las, AWAIT.
pa sgsd man DAnsd james Ma,lr,I.
was titled on the 2 W. & 8, R,ll,.i
ne,Ar the Third stree. crossing nv n,
.JrsunAte man was walking AlopD N
tracks between Third aud Foul,b NM
~ . north bound train Va, p1,,i,,
just az thia time engine No, Il n
backing in on a site track, spd n. \
oeAsed was caught between M 4,
The engine ran over him, hreltlDQ M
arms and one leg and IL illcllnp I'm,
injuries on his head He was i,Lw
the P, W s. B. station and Dr.. D,,,l
summoned, but before anything g,l
be done for him he expired. orr
Barnhill took the remains to The nolu
where an inquest will be held q 4
90 the witnesses eau be secured. n
deceased was 4 native OF Ireland, d
about 20 J eArs Of age.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Five WORK men were severely burned BY
an EXPLOSION Of accumulated gases In q
new water works tunnel now being exca-
waited in Cleveland, Ohio, carly yesterday
morning The tunnel islighted by cleo
tricity, and the circuit OF lights was be-
ing extended further into the passage,
when an electric spark from one Of the
wires ignited the gases. 1t Is thought ell
the Injured will recover.
At an agricultural fair At KuTtEtown,
BeFks county, Penn yesterday, q span OF
Texan ponies ran away and dashed into
. crowd Of people, causing panic. DA,
vid Levap, aged 60 years, was fatally, and
Aiss Anna Barlo severely injured.
little boy and girl were also hurt.
Senator Sherman was in Pttsburg yes
terdAy en- route to bis home in Mansfield,
In an interview he said; 81 consider that
II is only question Of time when Cana
dA Ia q part the United States. Whether
IL be one year or ten, Canada Will IN
doubtedly be annexed"
As several miners were descending q
shaft OF the Kingston Coal Company, al
Wilkesbarre, Penn yesterday morning
on the cage, SONS heavy object fell and
struck Richard Hook, miner, killing
him instantly. He was about 80 years
old, and leaves family.
The body Of Mary Dollinger, aged
about 23 years, the wife OF farmer neal
Lancaster, Pa was found yesterday
morning on the banks Of the Little Con
estoga creek, The appearance OF III,
body and all the surroundings indicated
murder.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
m RD EDITION.
UoErstpopdsnss Of tho kepuohoAn

OQnstpoDdenoe OF mo hspN0A
WInorNs, WEST VA, Oct. =
Tbrobabout our State, the impression
nrey a,is that the country Is 10 DC sAveo
mia wear by the Republican party; II ~
the outcome II shall be SHOWN snAs NC
hayeIa eolid North, the seeuonA ~
lam of the South viii De aesuoyeu Loi
ever. The comoin ne W So,,,a- ,ssed ~
is thf foundation OF tne Sn,,th w,tS
Ale Ignorance, Indifference and corrup-
s eno :, he North, is a peril Of gigantic
s Our safety lies IN giving
r. cnlored race in the South (by force,
a neAd her the power to vote % they
sbslI'desire, then, and not till them VIII
All the States be absolutely free.
Give the Republican party the rule
now and there viii be quiet progress
10 abetter state Of affairs, and the much
ysnnted declaration that all men In this
land are tree and equal will no longer
he words OF empty nothingnees. what
nro,iuces this impression that the kepub-
iican party will u umph in the coming
HtrrpF' el Is the Democrats are basing
the ne election Of Cleveland upon false
calculations, and they are using an IN
told amount Of lies and deceit They
bave baseiy miBrepresented the condition
~ Nm fnances for the purpose Of attack
inc our protective system. They deny
thsr hostility to capital and skilled labor,
a hhatility As old as their rotten party,
hui they cannot deceive the intelligent
Although the Mills bill cannot be
teTmed an out and out FREE trade affair,
Gtin n ia the doctrine Of men whose dwell.
inn place Il where nothing b cultivated
III corn. cotton and tobacco; where 3
1Nlta man votes twice to our once;
once for himself and once for the negro,
WHO dares NOT make the attempt Al the
petil Of h's life.
me evident design Of this bill is to cut
dawn the revenue Of the country Tar be-
Il " the expenses and thus give US WI at
tbey left US at the opening OF the war .
terrible deficiency, and then open up
war against the pensions They Will
d Inv this, but give them the power, and
it viii be done. Not only this, they viii
also assaIl our national credit In the
public debt, and refuse proper provislons
for the pensions Of our manned ana dis-
abled veterans of the war. Give them
the power again and they VIII demand
that We father the Confederate debit
grant pepsions to rebels, who were
MQuQQCu ~ NaSA NNtJ
slruRRle to destroy the union, and reim-
hurse the South for all losses and dam
aTes sustained during the war, snd they
Will urge as a reason for all this, that
they desire TO eonciliate their errihg
brethren ana make stronger the bonds OF
our union.
But this cannot be, aud TIE freeman at
the polls In November will declare that
the preservation Of our protective system,
lie maintenance OF our rational honor,
md the perpetuity of our government,
reoC.red the defeat Of the Democratic
party.
West Virginia is working hard in the
Btruggle to accomplish this Never in
IN her history has there been so great an
unity Of purpose, 80 great zeal on the
part OF Republicans TO bring about 8
change In her government and the gov
eminent OF the Nation. W. B. W.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

EoR RENT-FRoNT BAY WINDOW
il room. handsomely furnished, stationary,
Wash-stand, heat, etc, East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
FOURTH EDITION

DUNNs
Mrs. O. Newbold Trump. No. 5il W.
Third Itrset, advertiBes lost silk bag,
with purse, eye glasses, etc.
DR.. u. @. BhortlidRe resolved 800
black bass from Qiinoy, Ill 4, which be
has placed in the BrAndyWine above
she third dam.
A breakdown at bridge No. 1, over
the Christians, on the New CASTLE out
on, lmpsded railroad travel and nAvign-
ton for several hours yesterday.
There will be services in the UnitA-
riAn Church tomorrow, and the Rev.
William P. TIlden of Boston will preach
&. II O'Clock in the m9rnirg. Sunday
school al 2, 80 O'Clock.
Chandler EvADs, conductor on the
Delaware Railroad, who had hts foot
crushed by az accident few dsyA ago,
IL still confined to his house, thout b his
foot is Improving.
A gospel temperance, prohibition
meeting will be held 81 the Heavenly
Recruits Mlsslsn, Fonrth aud Shipley
streets, 81 7.46 tp-niRhL All are In
Ylted
Stewart Carlisle, who has been con-
fined to his houae for the past eiaht
weeks, is nov able to be out, and TO-
gmorroW he will sxplain the gospel ~
be understands Il In the hall at Ninth
and King streets.
Next Monday evening public school
for white boys will DO optntd In school
house No 8, Eighth and WollAston
streets, and one for colored children oil
both sexes will be opened 81 school
house No. 10.
The Board OF Pablo Education vii
open an evening school on Orange street
| between Twelfth and Thirteenth, next
Monday evening. A tuition fee Of y
for three months will BE- charged. 1t 4
to be hoI cd that Il may be well patron
lied.
The Worlds W. O. T. U. have ap'
point ed Sunday, Oct. lab, as . day o
prayer for the SUCCESS OF the variou
lines OF wtrk which 10 included in thi
org AniEation. The ministers Of the dii
feTent churches and Sunday sch0o
superintendtna In this city are re
Questsd 70 make the services Of that do!
appropriate 10 the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

p An al
G SOrk and
" Whining
iElktonD !,
y, The
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06
FIFTH EDITION,



"A produce merchant Of our sI,,.,.,.
INC Elkton fair on TburrdSv Ia ~ vl,''aa
returning home IN the gyen,na, aul on
taken with violent headache ~, u va
VIE mixed up a strong must,,d nus god
anu applied Il to his aching b,oIPl Ia "
ne mad retired for the night. III nv nei
was interrupted by a vivid And ~ s.. sesp
dream. He dreamed that ne VA ''All, !,
Eikton fair and a large fire. bros ~ %! %!
Wnen ne was arrested and sccp,sS ' !, ~ w
origin. The charge being ' n,. y y!
against him before the mac lstr,ipa '' S.1l
which he was arraigned that no n ~
ilre to the build ny by mean, Of T'S n1 e
tard plaster He suffered exSrpSl, NY.
pains and awoke with the mustard S, nv,
getting in It's fine work on Ma n E'sso
lie Immediately arose aud threw H. yo'' N
turber Of his dream on table and H. ,V, u,
over and soon was in the peacpfnl ~, !.
OF the good morpheus. He All Ia :,
glad It was oil dream. ~ W
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, October o.
EIfty-two new cases OF yellow fever and
six deaths were reported here yester-
day.
There were three now cases of yellow
fever 81 Decatur. Alabama, yesterday.
Surgeon Guitetas arrived In jackson.
Vile Yestert Ry from Camp Perry. He
reported everything in good condition
there.
A letter from . gentleman in st.
AuRuatins, Florida, received In Jack,
aonvills, Gays dsnEus fever is very pre-
valsnt in that city, there being SOC
cases at the time Of writing October
lat
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

The sort at canards the Democrats are
manufacturing In the West Is showl by
the story sent out by the Chicago Herald
that the Republicans have begun to regis
ter coloniEed colored voters In Indiana
already. As the Democrats have sue
ceeded In preventing the passage of a
registry law In Indiana and consequently
voters do not need TO be reg istered, the
AbsuTdity OF the HeTald's story is ap-
parent.
From now until election the Nebraska
Republicans will hold 200 meetings q
week. As the last Legislature gave an
indication of the free whisky propen-
sites of the Republican party by voting
TO submit 3 prohibiJOry amendment to
the people the Democrats are under the
impression that they eau elect the gov
ernor aud control the Legislature.
The Democrats have just become ava e
that the Republican, are max ing strong
congressional canvas with the purpose Of
gaining a majority in the next Honse.
TIE Democratic congressional committee
is accufed Of having entirely neglected
It's Wo and OF making no organized
efert.
The Republicans in Speaker CsrlIsle's
Hamilton as their candidate for Congress
He is one Of the largest tobacco manu-
faeturers in Kentucky and is very popu
lar amouR the Knights OF Labor, who
have strong organization in that neigh
borhood.
Ignatius ponnelly, the Farm and Labo
candidate for Governor Of Minnesota, d
treating the PEG lie of that State to sucl
campaign argumen 5 as this: "Murte
has broken out of the house across tn
way and 10 now bowling for victims a
our own doorstep. What can We dog
After much backing and filing an
much nagging on each side 1t has bee
lnally arranged that there shall be Join
debate In West Virginia between Cor
gresham GofI the Republican candidat
for Governor, ana Congressman Wilso
Of the same State. There will be fou
meetings.
The Democratic party IN Virginia mul
be in an apathetic condition when Il
Richmond State to rouse It has 10 urge
to uthink but for moment of the horro
of Mahonr ism and every energy Of Sc
respecting Virg inians will be put tOrWal
to keep the tyrant Malone out Of power
Ex-Mayor Low of Brooklyn, will vo
for Warner Miller for Governor of Ne
York because "the Republicans by the
attitude upon the liquor question al
towards ballot reform command and ha
my cordial sympathy and support"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

The Republicans Of Centreville and
vicinity viii have a pole rAising on Mon
day morning next, and on Tuesday even
ing there viii be . grand mass meeting
on Alexander Dixon's lot, which VIII be
addressed by Benjamin Nields, Esq, Rev.
], s Willis and others. Mr.. Dixon is an
old 1910 Tlppecanoe and Tyler voter and
"a quite enthusiastic In the campaign to
elect old "Tlp's" grandson to the Presi-
dency. The Republicans Of North Chris
tiana are active and Aggressive and are
gaining many converts TO the cause oil
protection.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

COLUMBIA, Pa, oct 6.-Rudolph
Kaufman and hts wife, living near
HiRhville, were on their way home
from Columbia market yesterday. As
they were passing ovsT the bridge on
the road from Washington Borough u
the farm OF Frederick Frey the axle
broke and the wagon upset. MEs, Kauif
man was thrown out, ttEihinR on her
head. Ihs wagon fell upon htr. She
without having rsRAiHed consciousness.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Samuel T. Schultz, the we'll known
Artistio palutsr, 10 making something
entirely new and novel, which be calls
campaign jugs. Those for Harrison and
Morton have o landscape, In the fore.
ground Of which 10 the typical log cabin
and barrel OF hard cider. The Cleveland
and Thurman jugs are decorated with
the bAndAnnN. Bath kinds are very
handsome, and their popularity can be
judged from the fact that Phillips 81
Kane have ordered q large number to
supply the demand which they are
having for them.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

CHICAGO, 0ot. 6.-About two months
ago 8. Eppsteln was found dead In his
room with his fAes buried IN . basin Of
water. His landlo d. David GlyokmAn,
WAS arrested, but discharged after !
verdict Of suicide had bsen rendered by
the ooroneE's Jury. On ThursdAy Rabbi
HAlverstein told the police that Glyok
man had confessed to him that be
killed Eppslein. GlyckmAn has been
arrested, but denies having made g con
fession to the Rabbi.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

James Morris, residing Ellh !.
daughter, Mrs. Barrett, near blh \
ton, died yesterday hilerpoa1 =
O'Clock, aged 81 years, Mr. AolI. =
from Ireland, where be va 'oiil
years ago. He was o gentleman Of y
character, urQuestiousd il4FlI,
q consistent member Of Red Lion :
Church He leaves, besides ne w "
ter W til y hom be resided WHEN Ply \
two other daughters, Mrs, UolOy y \. 7
timore, snd Mrs. Hope Of PhllAlsl
The funeral will take place CO !ue ,
Afternoon next 1T 2 o'cloik wv Y
ct the house, and lntermsni 81 hNp
OemelerE.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

NoRRIsTowN oJL 8 -O0FoD IN Il.
kiner today Investigated tns WI WI
GArret Wendfl y. shO was Lil,i
Amber on VIC Nor q Penney i'S W
vision Of the PhtladtlI hiA $40 y, ~
Railroad on Wednesdsy IN W. ii,ti
the Philadelphia pni Rssdl98 ~ ~
nally negligent 10 cot hevl .,i,, =
gates or flagmen Of sIada oEVs , ~,
peolAlly ct such a ds1gtro1' !, Va 4
Amber Avenue crossing slu "
Mug trains through fac ooiy ., 4
high rate OF speed to the dAns''
aud limb"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Los ANGRLIs, CAL, Oct 5.-Charles
Burke was knocked out by James Har.
rlson In fve-round glove 6ght. Marquis
OF Queensberry rules, here last night.
Harrison is An ex member Of the olym-
pic Cllb. He weighed 1888 pounds aud
Burke 100, but Harrison was the gamer
and quicker map Of the two. He beat
his opponent about the ring In an un-
merciful manner, and did much as he
pleased. Burke's eyes we're almost en-
tirely closed in the fourth round, and
blood flowed from his nose In the next
round he was beaten into insenslbility.
He could not respond TO the call Of time
for the next round.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

FosToN, Mass OJloter 6.-CaptAip
Wiley, Of the steamer LorsI 20 d,
Baker, q fruit vessel plying between
this city and JanElcs, reports that be
was arrested 10 JamRicA on his last trim
on the charge Of violating the custome
laWE, was 'sChj c,a3 - outrageous in
dignities and fiued $500 +" The attep-
tion of the authorities 1T Washington has
been called to the matter,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

The b. s. o. r. r. Co. will sell ex.
cursion tickets TO Wilmington for all
trains, from all ticket stations on its
Philadelphia Division and Landenberg
Branch on Oct. 9Th TO 19th, good TO re-
turn until the 18th inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip with an addi-
tional charge OF so cents for admission
to the fair. For time of trains see
regular time tables.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Almost = runaway.

This morning as gentleman from
Brandy wine Banks was driving a spirltt d
horse down Market street below Third
the axle oil the carriage broke and the
horse started to run OF Officers Solo
mon and Yates who were in the vicinity,
seized the frightened animal, bnt II took
them both to hold him untIl he could be
Gained down. Had the officers not been
preeent It is probable disastrous run.
away would have resulted
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

The following special officers were
sworn In last night by Mayor Harrington
for duty at the fair which Will be held Al
Hazel Dell Park next week; Bernard J.
McYey, Neil DOugheriy, Charles A
Brickle, Harry schoor, Henry Ahrens
Joseph F Campbell, Frank McIlhenney
John o'Hare, Patrick McKendrick, Gus
tave Kolck, James II. Anderson, Hugh
Duffy, John Forrest, William Campbell
p. F. Murphy, Thomas Doherty, Thomal
Rowe and Harry K Smith.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

READING, Pa, 0at. 6.-Just As .
Reading Railroad train left KurtEtoWn
on Thursday night, four men seized
Daniel Geiht, wealthy farmer, who
was seated in . ear in which there were
a number OF other passengers, bound
him with . rope, f!hsd his pockets, then
Jumped from the train and escaped.
GsIst Was too much frightened to raise
m alarm, Al d the work Of the Thieves
was over so quickly that the pAssen gers
were not aware Of the crime until the
men had escaped. Tho robbers evi
IDENTIFY expected to And a large amount
of money on Gelst, but they secured
only SIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Gouley's delightful aptumnAl leaf
gathering excaTsion to MsHgh Chunk
and over the SE!t hback on next
Thursday, Ootohsr l1gh, will leave
the B. b o. station, foot OF Market
btreat, ct m ID aware avenue Al
SIS arriving at tbs Swi.oh0Aok at II
. IN Returning, leave Msuch Chunk
at 8 80, arriving in Wilmington at 10 IS
Refund trip ticket, ~ 75i children, 81. 80.
No change OF care seats all nuul bered
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

quito a successful revival Of rslig ion
Is going on at Epworth M. E. Church.
DR.. slmms and A. j. Dolbow were pres
ent and took part In the services last
night There were four conversions
Madeley Church over Third street
bridge is also enjoying season OF revl-
val. Five persons were converted last
night.
Rev. ". e. Avery is conducting a
very successful revival of religion at Mt.
Salem NJ, K. Church, which promises to
Iculmln ate in a great revival.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

'yiIlso'
have
Of6pe
HGuHes Q
Il some
Torrent,
kiOds,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-06

Yesterday afternoon two boys engaT
cd In n fight in the western part Of she
city, when one Of them threw brick
which struck the other ALONGSIDE the
head almost cutting his ear OF. He
went to DIR. BlOoksom's ohica and had
his ear dressed, after which he left
without giving his name, or the name
Of his RssAllant.
A boy named John OavAnaughi .
years Of age, fell from . stable loft In
the rear OF No, lO4 West Front street
yesterday, and sustained severe inlur.
les ON his face. He Was attended BY
DIR, Blookaom.