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Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
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Throueh cafelessness In arranging q
blast m d rock cut at Squantuek, Cen.
neciteuf, on the extension of the Derby
Railroad, on Saturday, can containing
% 5pounds of pJwder exploded In the
arms fAntonia Dwilta, killing him in
stRutly. Gang Boss Dennis Sullivan was
blown out OF the cat and down an en-
bankment, landing on broken rocks so
feet below. His eyes were blown out, bis
throat badly burned, and he had inhaled
the fire, yet Sullivan walked two miles
TO get train.
The Marine Hospital Bureau Is inform
ed that fumigatiOn is going on 10 Plant
City, Florida, and that no new cases of
yellow fever have appeared there. DR.
Guiteras reports the suspicious case at
SANFORD probably not yellow fever.
Robert Garrett is at the Brevoort House
New York, under medical treatment.
Mrs. Garrett and his private secretary are
with him. He will probably be taken to
Newport or some other watering place az
soon as his physician thinks the change
adyisable
News was recsived at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, on Saturday, from Gardiere
station, that two men had been killed
and three wounded there. The Sheriff
and posse at once LETT r the scene.
Henry Schaeffer and wife were arrAigu-
ed in Nav York yesterday, and held for
examination, on charge of attempting
to burn their residence in order to collect
under the fire insurance policies on their
furniture
The body Of Harry Boyd, who with
Charles Cummings, was drowned on
Monday at Atlantic City, was picked up
on Saturday by some fishermen, near
Peter'B Beach.
During a drunken quarrel in Brooklyn
yesterday Andrew MARLIN struck Au.
gust W. JeUson and fractured his skull.
Jenson " I'll proba ly die Marlin was
arrested
Adm Thayer, Of Worcester, Massachu-
sets, county judge of probate and we'll
known politician, committei suicide on
Saturday BY cutting his throat with q
razor.
George Brehen, aged 3yyears, of ELan-
caster, PeDna was drowned yesterday
morping while bathing at Shepherd s
Grove, Maryland
John Robinson, the showman, died on
Saturday in Cincinnati. He was 80 years
OF age and had amlssed fortune.
John schmaizel aged IS years, COM
mitted suc de In Baltimore yesterday by
Jumping into Joues's Falls.
George Duallin, fagman on the
Brooklyn eleva ed railroad, was run over
and killed yesterday
Daniel Webster, a Eyaclc drug clerk,
committed suicide on Saturday by taking
morphine.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
Tvs Rouuds WIN Bnre F.str,

A two-round prize Aght was fought on
the outskirts OF Gloucester City, N. j.,
on Saturday night, and the winner Thos
Finnerty, residing on Mercer street, was
looked upon yesterday as quite hero.
For long time there has been rivalry
between Flnnerty and Uno San 10 Baiyo,
both employed at the Welsbach Light
Company's works, as to who was the
best men. After quitting work on Satur.
day tie two met and began bauteriug
each other on their powers, and finally
agreed to settle the matter.
The first round Resulted in Finnerty's
receiving a sli.h scratch and San 10
Baiyo hard drubbing.
The second round was very short, but
several hard and telling blows were sd-
ministfred by Finnerty, who had the
satisfaction Of seeing his opponent reel
after a stin9ing right. handler, and fall to
the grou1d. When time was called he
refused to continue. Finnerty was de-
clared the winner, aud boss of the situa.
tion at the works.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
AmerIean rI.nsrm.n unplursd.

ST.. JOHNS, N. B., Aug. 5.-The first
capture of American fishermen under
modus viVendi in these waters occurred
near Campobello yesterday, Bill Dan
bury, of Eastport, commonly known as
King Haddock, fisherman of the Maine
coast, and his chum, Charles Black, left
Eastport for The purpose of getting a
load Of Canadian fish. They had no IL
cense. They ran their boat to the island
of Campobello and were preparing to
fish, when the Canadian steam cruiser
Dream bore down On them. On seeing
the cruiser they tried to get back into
American territory, but their retreat was
cut off by the steamer and the boat was
made prize. She was towed to st.
Andrews, where she now lies, awaiting
orders from Ottawa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
General narrison to d aino

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. This morning
General Harrison was found In his usual
place at CHURCH. Many strangers who
were in the city took that occasion TO get
a glimpse of the man who now fills tho
minds of the people. In the afternoon he
entered bis carriage and rode uu til In
the evening. when he returned much re
freshed. While driving along the river
bank he found one of his neighbOrs
quietly ensconed iE a shady nook casting
a fly. The General is an enthusiastic
amateur in hy fishing, but would not
yield to the temptation to get out and
try his hand on Sunday, hut he did stop
the carriage for quite a while towatch hls
friend.
A great many reports have gone out In
regard to his health. The truth is he is
as strong and .aTty now rs he has ever
betn aud stands the trem ndous strain
that has been placed upon him much
better than his friends believed to be
possible He very much desires to take
a trip after the State Convention, and the
advlsability of canceling come appoint e
ments that have been made is being con-
sidered. 1t is likely that the engage
ments up to the 18th of the month will
be allowed to stand, aud that all others
after that date will Ie post, oned. Lin
coin day, which had been set for the 231,
has beeu put off to later date, that will
be fixed on his return from his trip. EN-
mons Blaine called to day and spent
quito a while with him, leaving at o.
clock for New York. Many OF the In
diana politicians desired to take part in
the Blaine denomination, but 1t occurs
at the time OF the State Convention and
they will be unable to go. General Har
rison sent q message to Mr.. Blaine by
EmmoDs. The general has intended TO
give this week TO the reception of indi-
vidual callers, as 1t will be the week Of
the State Convention, but as two delega-
tlons, one from Lafayette and the other
from Evansville, Insisted so hard on be-
ing permitted TO come, the General yield
ed, and they will be received on Tuesday.
He has made thirty-one speeches and is
now booked for four more On the 18th
of September he is to atteud the reunion
of his old regiment at Clayton. This
will be the only meeting he will attend
out of the city. There has been some
talk of his making political speeches
before the close of the campaign, but he
has said he will not do so He thinks it
looks too much like electioneering for
oneself.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06

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. Screw drivers and kitchen knives, at
611 Market street.
a PrOoOcious ProtectIonist.
Hartford OourAnt tReD1

A well-known and popular Hartford
gentleman, Republican at heart, but a
victim OF temporary alteration into Mug
wumpism, sent his little boy into the
country for the summer not long ago,
with, Of course, the afIectlonate and par
entail Injunction TO write home. The boy
IS IL years old, and not unlike his father
In being keen observer, able 10 express
himself. He is up in Vermont. He
dutifully wrote ten pages on Sunday last,
and here is an extract that his amused
father can't help showing TO his friends:
The other night went to Republican
rally. Mr. B--spoke He took up the
subject Of marble, MS this is q product of
D, and said that, while Italian work
ers G t from 80 cents to 40 cents q day,
the people [here1 got about Sl.40 a day,
and SO, II there wasn't duty on marble,
Italy could send her marble (as she is on
tho sea) cheaper to New York than we
could send to New York by rail, and as
they did not give their employees so much
they could sell 1t cheaper aud thus de-
stroy the D---quatries
And so with everythingl
am for Harrison and Nor on.
1t is expected that the boy will be home
before Fall, and that in thess days of
parents obey your children's. he will
bring "the old man" to time on electi N
day. The division of sentiment will evil
IDENTIFY last until the father sees the er-
rors OF bis way and listens to the sound
advice of his IL year old guide.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
He AppreoiatesIt,

George W. jackson, whOss name ia a
synonym OF su )oess, publishes the fol-
lowing card Of thanks TO his many sup
porterd for tho oifioe Of coroner, held on
Saturday afternoon last;
Not having the opportunity OF per
BouAlly thanking my felloW citizsns for
their generous support OF the nOminA
tion for coroner on saturday last, take
this occasion for 90 doing. 1 will also
state that will greatly apprecla to
whatever efforts may be made for my
election as coroner for New Castle
county st the Novemb er election.
ALLOW me 10 state that II elected will
administer the delicate duties OF the
corcner's otil ,e to the best of my judR.
msnt. Truly yours,
GEORGE W. JACKSON. -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06

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= adIessed Dy DR.. Forwood,

EE-MAyor ]. L Forwood, who re.
gently Joined the RfpublieAn ranks, at
tended . Meeting OF the Young Mems
Republican Club Friday evening at the
clubs heAdquArters, Broad ard Upland
streets, Chester, Pa. he was proposed
for Ine mbership two weeks ago by II.
v. Smith, member OF the club, aud
unanimously elected. MT. Smith intro.
duoed him to members Friday evening
and the doctor WAS cordially received. /.
After the business Of the club Was
transacted, he WAS called upon for q
speech. President o. d. Willis formally
introduced him, and for half an hour
the doctor entertained the club with an
interesting address, In which he ex
pressed his siRcerity and promised to do
bis utmost for the Bucoess OF the Re
publican ticket. He threw out some
valuable hints which will prove vRlu-
able to the party skirmiohers du.lpR
the campaign.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
THE NonrN .rioS lIroF1oN.
simmons for Sheriff aud Jackson fol
OoFoEer-A email Vote CAST,

ooFoEer-A Small Vote CAST.
The Republican nomination election
for candidates for Sheriff aud Coroner
OF New CASTLE County took place last
Saturday afternoon, and resulted in the
election OF William Simmons for the
hrst-ramed office and George W. jack
son for Coroner. The indications after
HukllPs withdrawal clearly showed
that tie contest for Sheriff was between
Moore and Simmons, with the chances
in favor Of the former, but the work
done By Hukili's friends had the effect
Of giving the nomination TO Simmons.
The vote was one Of the llRhtest ever
given In this county ut a nomination
election, but this can in q great meA.
sure be attributed to the heat, which no
doubt kept = great many, especially
those In the country, from going to the
pollP.
George W. jackson had q walk over
and led his competitor, Ray worth Wei
din, In every ward and hundred except
Appoqulnimink, where Weldin rs
oeived every vote except 2. The re-
tulnB are as follows:
FJR SHERIFF AND CORONER.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
THE ORIGINAL
DRY GOODS
"B EE HIVE"
At 3oe Market Street.
or Wilmington,

AhO AduICS kCbpUIluSu So
freely to our last advertise
ment we have decided to
give them a few more indis-
putable bargains.
We pay very little regard
to the cost in making prices
for this great clearance sale.
Read a few Of the facts
and be your own Judge. We
make this fearful cut In
prices to clean out the re-
mainder of the different
stocks. 1t is for your inter-
est to huy them to keep for
another season if you do not
need to-day.
5 pieces Of grey mixed
suilings 38 in, cut from
624 down to 22c, and all
wool.
A few pieces of black all
batross, s,all-wool, sold freely at
62Ic. a yd,price today or for
this sale 22c.
Swiss Edge, 3 in. wide, &c.
Swiss Edge, 6 in. wide, sc.
A few white plaid aprons
from 25c down to Ioc.
8 In. Oriental lace, 10c a
I'D.
Turkey red table damask
from 81! down to 2oc q yd;
don't delay if you want it.
Fancy parasoIs almost
given away.
Gidghams a few pieces at
Sc a yd.
'Sateens," we find oura
selves with too many. Now
comes the big loss. French
Sateens at 15c whoever
heard of tuch a price for 37l
cts goodsf
A few pieces Of light or
ecru grounds, with colored
figures, at 12Bc a yard.
The 10 and 124c ChalIles
to go now at SC. This will
be your last chance Tor them.
The 15c Chambrays, adj
vertlsed at Sc, are nearly all
gone.
Children's hose, seal, wine
and navy, 15c goods to go
in now at SC a pair.
Ladies' Isle thread hose
sold at 75c, $I.oo. $I.25, all
to go In this sale at 25c a
pair; delays are danger6u, If
you want the bargains.
8 pieces brown silk at 22c
a yard; ends of plain or
fancy silks in lengths OF 2 to
10 yds at about half price.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
In and around Landonbsrg,

The II. Il. Sunday School will hold
Its celebration at Brandy wins Spriugs
on the 8th. The Nivln baSe bali club
will go with them TO play with the
MsrshAllton club.
Nearly every body in the neiRhbor-
hood was at West Grove on the %, 1t
the harvest home. Maj y prominent
persons ms ado addresses.
The P. & II. branch OF tue P, r. r. Is
having a new siding put In 81 the tank.
A new road IL also being mEds from the
public road. 1t Is said that the Marvel
KRolln Company 10 going to put up a
ware house near It.
A new road has been granted In
franklin Township, to run from Col.
Inns Mil TO Auburn.
ElWood Cooper, conductor on the B.
q o. railroad, has been sick and una
BILE to attend to blB duties.
The prospeos for the farmers in this
neiRhborhood is bright, Ns all the crops
are doing we'll.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
Busy At WORE.

General Lew Wallace has removed ID
1DdiauaDolis, and is busy engaged writ
ing biography Of his old friend, Gen 4.
Benz amin Harrison. Rarely has 80
happy combination been known as
that resulting in the Issus OF this work.
Gen. Lew Wallace, known the world
over rs the author OF "Ben Hur," Ia
one OF Gen. Harrison's lifelong aud
trusted friends, and Is also q distln,
guished soldier, trained statesu An
and q diplomat Of high national rspu.
tAtion. Bis long and lntimat aoq uaio-
tanoe with his distinguished subject
will enable him to prepare rapidly an
authentic aud deeply interesting bio.
RrAphy. His large experience 10 Da
tlonAl and interr alional affairs fits him
TO treat uuderstaudiaRly and ably OF
General HArrison's supsrb record a. q
statesman, and clearly 10 untold the
principles held by him respecting the
science Of good government. he has
Asreed to oomplets this work In time tor
Hubbard Brothers, OF Phlla 1elphia, to
publish 1t early In August.
WIN. 7. Tul 10 agent for this city,
See advertisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06

Al Of the Army-A rank that expired
with his death.
General sharidan WAS married on
June 8, 1875, TO Miss Irene Rucker,
daughter OF General ID. II. Ruoksr, at
shat time Assistant @ QuArtetmaster Gen.
eral and Chief QuArtermAStsr OF the Dl.
vision Of the Missouri. he leaves four
children, three girls and q boy. On his
appointment to the command OF the
army his ChioSRo friends purchased for
him . handsome residence on Rhode
Island avenue In WAshinRton, Whero he
had kinee resided.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
po,,osmsn's UlOlninE.

|. oomplGInt Ia baInR made BY
nsmbers OF the police force OF
Nor quality Of the cloth from
shS;r atlIs y ere made. " 10 eAio
Ia Of Mt. @ linn, who tpEnished
u that he IL not responsible t0f
gr.st,r OF the cloth used That
IrIShsd the committees several
! vIth The price named thereon,
1, ia COMMITTEES made the seleo
/ |EluR the lowest in price. II such
|.oi the committee should have
|ed some one who was . judge o.
glIty Of cloth, Is II ig mot right
I o6lcera should be made TO pay
X anita IN ade from inferior goods
Ioss Of u better grade can be fur
|fol. In providing the force With
M bids should be required from
n dealers and the samples should
nlt.ed to persons Who can dis
N between the different grades
\ being told the pr!os asked for
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
BiguaI Lights.
[ooMMUNIoATED ]

MEssRs EDIroRs:-HAs the law been
repealed of the light system for signals
where they arc buildlnes going on? II
not there should be q signal light on
Monroe sireet between Eighth and
Ninth streets. They have bsen working
there for over tWo weeks and 20 signal
light used. II any accident should hap
pen, who ia to blame, the oity or the
centrActors2 ]. A.. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
Coal UOnsumptlon on steamers.

The steamships Etrutria and Umbria
burn about 800 tons of coal per day,
making the trip from Sandy Hook to
Fastnet In from six and and half to
seven days, while the new North German
Lloyd steamship Lain, Aller, etc., burn
about $50 tons per day,making the same
trip ia from seven to seven and half
DAYS. The largest ocean steamships havs
crew, all told, of from 150 to 200 men.
War vessels bur1 much less coal than
the fast merchant steamships, but carry
from $50 to 600 men and officers Some
Of the fast steamers (Cunarders) have
burned over $50 tons day,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
DR.. aIrnnan, Eye Oura

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and wsskness of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see m object three feet
Of could SEQ distinctly and plain good
distance away on using one bottle, 30
with many others whom We can refer &c.
Supplied in 25 and 60 cent bottleE.
Prescription OF DR.. ]. Simms g. Son,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, /,
Del. Bold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
Unfounded Rtport.

1t was reported In this city on
Saturday evening ard yesterday that the
steamer Juniata, plying between this city
and Pennsgroye suddenly sank at the
PennsGrove wharf on Saturday afternoon
after having made her O'Clock p. IN.
trip, The rumor proved to be without
foundation, as the steamer is still rum
ming on her regular trips,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
D. Il, SUTTON
J, 1924 Market Street

Estate bought, sold, rented and
bed.
|Ages and Loans negotiated Of
rates Of interest,
and Income collected and
n Fsmltled.
i Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and ali
pers prepared.
Sales Of city and country
tments carefully arranged and
hess conducted with promptness,
|nadenee and ample responsible
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
ALONG Wait.

Annie b., daughter OF Nehemiah
Davis OF this city, started last Wednes,
day for Minneapolis, Minnesota, to visit
htr brother Calvin. From there she
Will go to Fairmount, Dakota, to visit
her brother Nehemiah. After passing
few weeks with his family she will
prccsed to Denver, Colorado, where her
brother Mtllard resides. She expects to
return hcme in about q year.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
The moss Rose Assembly Exours,op.

The Moss Rose Assembly will give
their annual excursion to BrandyWin
Springs on Saturday, September 1st +,
and no doubt Will prove very enjoyable
affair. Professor Albert's brass and
string orchestra has been engaged for ths
occasion, and will furn 'sh music for those
who wish to enjoy themselves tripping
the light fantastic toe. This popular
resort presents beautiful sight at this
season of the year. No Questionable
character will be admitte to the grounds.
Tee price of tickets for the round trip,
including dancing and the full privilege
OF the grounds, have been placed at SO
cents. Those who wish to spend a pleas
ant day should purchase ticket.
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-06

The members Of the Wawasett Gun.
ming Club, who shipped q fine mess OF
rock fish, caught In the BrandywiUe,
on Tuesday afternoon last to President
Cleveland, has received an autograph
letter OF thanks nom ths President. I.
Thsy highly appreciate the aeknoWl.
edgment, and Will have 1t framed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06

When fragile woman siRhs, deployire
The charms thRE quickly fade away,
What power, the boom OF health rs
storing,
Gan check the progress OF dsoay?
The only aid that's worth attention,
For pains aud ills OF such descrip
tion,
Thousands Of women gladly meution-
'Tis "Pieroe's F4VoIite Psescrlp
tion."
The price CT thls royal remedy, Dr..
Pieree's FsvOriie Prlsollptlon, is but
one dollar. Specific for sll those chrouir
aiimeuts and weaknesses peculiar to
women. Tho only mad!cre for sucl
nslEdieei sold By druggists, uDder b
oositiye guarantee from the mauufSo
t1rair, trst It will siee satisfaction @,
mo1ty rsfEudsj. Gee GUARANTEE Cr
9n'l'e WRAPPER. La-Ga bli,es 81. si1
ilr 50.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
The Blaine nsoept'On.

ters or friends of the Young Mems
lean Club expecting to attend the
reception are requested TO meet at
! rooms this evening at s o'clock.
portant that all who intend & Sing
Il present The round trip tick
y 80, good for four days.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
AHorHER GOOD GAME.

FOster'a men ass PlASinsiorsa BGiI-
ltUas Witnessed By coo Reopls-rhs
Americas Pray GOOD Ball, but the
Wilmington Play Better.
Saturdays game was witnessed by 600
people, and 1t was a great day for the
club. Heister pitched a
good game and waI well supported. The
Americus can play better ball than they
put up Saturday. "Monkey" business
won't pay. The score Ia as follows.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
PUTTINGITO Off

The experience of many
pt ople last saturday ilIustra-
te d the folly OF putting off
everything till the last Of the
~es k,esPecially the purchas.
ing Of Your clothing. We want
to do justice to all, but when
they come in With a grand
rush it's simply out OF the
question Buy to.day-buy
to-moTro#-but don't put It
of
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
For Kent.

A stable that will accommod ate two
horsesi carriage room separate for two
CARRIAGES, can he rented reasonable.
Centrally located. Apply to W. Scott
Vernon, this office. Also good soErsl
mare for $3.50; and dearborn for sails,
owing to change In plans.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
PsAch Shipments.

Tbs shipment Of pelohes over the
Delaware railroad, oa Saturday, we're
as follows: Cleveland, carload; Hart
ford, /; Boston, D; Jersey City, IS;
Philadelphia, s. Previous shipments,
355; total to date, 4O7.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
For holdIern and aslnrn-

William H. Hayward, pension attor.
Hey, will DO in his Wilmington office,
Nc. 1S EEohsnRe building, from Mon
day noon until Thursday. Every ex-
soldier and sailor should see him,
whether Psnsioned or not.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
Baraaias In Dry Goods

81 S.ro1d'a, 1C9 Wslr 1to-n nd street..
French sstsens, bltcE. hlne. pink, gohe-
lin blue Rnd o.ser c1loTB, tnly is cents
per yard. T. l8a gtsSt z apy barssiaa
too Numerous 0 uSn. .i1a.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
Ohas. u RaoRntf.

1oS West Seventh street. Just the
place for = cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler.
OAtawba
Olaret Punoh,
Whisky "
Rum
Pure liqsors,
and the best cigars in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06
seventh ward pepubI,oan,.

A monthly meeting of the Seventh ward
Republicans will be held in their club
room this evening at O'Clock. A full
attendane is requested as business OF i'm
portance VIII be transacted,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-06

For tIuaks and sRtchels 20 to YerEer,
harness works, 407 Shlpley STREET; just
received another boat load prices low
est.