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Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

AusTN, Texas, Sept 2s.-oeneraII
Stanley has teiegrnphed - f0llost:
San ANTONIO, Texas, 8 ut 95,-
Commanding on YER, Fort RlnRRold:
rhe following despatch has been re-
ealvedi Upon the representation Of the
Honorable Secretary OF the Treasury
tbat an nrned mob has possession Of
Rio 9rAndo City, the Major Gsnersl
commanding, with the aDpr0val OF the
Acting Secretary Of War, directs that
you supply . requisite military force to
assist 10 enforcing the laws aud 10 pro
teot iifs aud Government property. In
accordance with this you viii RIys sAfe
custody 10 the refugees. Mr. 8 sbree, nm nj
application IL made for his pergou b.
the 6tlie authorities OF TexAs, with
D ofet protection. II the livoh ana prop
efty OF the people Of Bio Grande Oiiy
should be In daTaeF, you will send /
proper Military fofcs TO protect IN
II more troops are usedsd notify thte,
headquarters inmeiiatsly. AoknoWl
Q ise Ieceipt and report action and stat,
OF sffairs
By commAsd OF BrIgadier Genera
Stanley, smith, ACTING Assistant Ad
iutAnt General. D 8 STANLEY,
brigndieT General commanding.
Dol. OlendenninR, in c)mmand o
Fort Rlngsold, autographed to the Gov
ernOt; II will hold BshEos ct ali ha1
ards uEtll local authorities are gu,
talned By 6tAts troops"
The Governor has lettsF txplaIHiu
the oauas OF ths troabe At Rio Grand
City, and telegram that the Sheriff
posse from BToWnvilie isshAsteninR
Bio 0rande City. The State Ranger
from Hampstead Dassed here sea terd Q
70 Rio GrAnde City.
The Governor recsived late last eVel
Ing Icing despatch from General stAl
Icy asking about the situation ~ r
GrAnde CITY, and advising that u
War Department had given orders 4
the protection OF the people there By q
troops at Fort RinRRold, Alsp that rel
foroementB we're ordered. Tse Cove
nor thinks that there ID By this tlu
, ample Slate troops with the RlnRgo
forces 10 nett all requirements.
Up to lata boar this after oln
authentic or doh ate news was ieoeiV
from Bio GTande oity.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

NEW YoRK, Sept. 70 "A pathetic
uOsns Il bsInR enact d ~ Castle Career.
A group OF young girls, Who arrived on
the steamer Wisconsin in charge Of
1.-Two mid lie eyed Mormon misuionAries,
have been detained BY the authorities
aud will probably have 10 80 back to
EaFope Marie Dextfa, IA yeara old d,
left parents and frtenda In Holland 10
come ard Join the Mormons Shs is
luuusually, alArningly precious and
arEues 10 behalf o. Mofmonism hnd
even polygAmy with display Of
knoWlodge startling In oua % (! org.
A pale faced, red. eyed little gtrli With
lpretty features aud yellow hair, but 10
Idirty tAttera, sobbed: am slrah Ash
lle7, an IL years old aud come tou
Worksop, England"
Nellie Tomlinaon, from Br0mp'on
was . mstnre eisl OF IL, oo1l and COL
L. tsd. She said she came With "seo
'itlsman and two ladiee" apd was golnl
Ito be . Mormon, though she hard!
knsW what that meant
II Z lzabsth L,ttletoe was . big, too
| well developed sirl OF 10, with coarss
lruddy features aud Q btOlid expression
J IShe wanted 70 be n Mormon, bu
laughed and sAid she diin't like ID
idea Of being one Of = halt dozSn wivs
OF any map. She hain't beard OF tbs
before.
II Tee girls will be sent back to Eos
land probably, and tbs elders are du
turbed 10 spirit by the turn OF affairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6rn, 1855,
on the premIses, at p. m. sharp.

Most OF the property offered Is on high,
solid ground, over Eleventh street bTidEe
This section Is FaachinEa prosperous basis
very rapidly, and substaTitlAl Improvements
ATE going up on eyery sl1e. The Pullmau
Car works, the Delaware Terra Gotta " srks
and the newly started Wire Manufactnry
creatl a lively Cemand for houses. Fhe
branch OF the City HALLWAY Company, now
IN operation, has certainly added to the value
or properties her and We see uogOod reason
balance of the property Is most beautifully
located on q commanding site on Elghteeutl4
street, and oyeriOoks the City Park and the
Br.ndywine. 1901 Head street Is a CORNER
rooms, built 1855, with alley privileges. az
aud lIl4 Forrest GtTeet, are each twO'st0ry
brlck, lot l4Kbl rooms, built 1855 with alley
privileges. los West Eighteenth street u two
story brick, lot Hxl2A ro0tns Win front
porch, front lawn, side yard and alley, priyi-
leges. The lots are on Thatcher, Head,
Davis, Paoplea, Durp, TWNl tn, Thirteenth =,
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, 81 teunth, Eighteenth,
ana rwenty-second streets.
the 50 e Will conmenee At ?. M sharp,.
numbering, omnibus W Il leave $40 i.2 Mar
TEAMS OE SALE For The lots 20 per cent
cash Is forfeit money, the balance n notes
OF per cent, for all cash. Deeds delivered
when all paid, Taxes 1888 paid ny sellers.
For 1901 Head 81. NortEHge ofes00 At Q per
cent. Tor los W. 18th st. mortgage Of f2lyl AZ .
per cent.and for l2s2 and 1921 Forrest 81. MOTT
cages OF 1900 each at per cent, may remain,
balance same as lot terms. Rent from DAY "t
settlement TO purchaser, Taxes for tss5 pstd
by seller. Settlements In all cases TO DO man
complete before Saturday, oct, Wy AZ nP1.'
otherwise sale may be declared void by seller
MIALAED r. POOLE,
sl0a Market street.
an-9t agent to effect sale
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

THIS IMPoRrAHoE will he q benefit
70 tho public, and in urdet 20 prevent
being personal read al Of this. Wi!l
you bus q suit Of olothea that the ur'
principled advertiser sdVertleta fui
o.. II or Is IS, made out Of tbrse yAris
and q bali OF poisonous pAlutsd inisrioi
sAtinet or coffee bRgglng, cloth that vii
dirty o mans underkarments or Ssh
or 20 10 . reputable o csrn where Ihty
have too much respeJt for themselves Il
impose on the poor, Woodworking MAI
by offsFinR such trash that 10 made BY
pTison labor? Taxa onr hdv!cs When
you are In need OF . new ouLdt, Pat
ronlzs the square dealing Economy
Clothing Hal, 40j Market, where sysiy
boSy gs.s honest made clothing At hon
est prizes Aud a. they iay ths,a "oit
TO The Wise ls AlW6yB o. Gio'en,, re vii
add, be careful with your carllnRi Oh
economy ia wealth, aud above ali kind
remember that iE IL the Economy
Hall" that calls your attention to thi
valuable Rniie and warning.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

RiHGwooD, N. j., Sept 20 The ap
peATAnos at the Miller mhpsion Of Mr.
William n. Friek, Mr. RIB ri Garrett 4
fAther-in.lBw, led TO q rti OF that Mr
Garrett had suddenly Rrowa worse. rBll
Is denied By De. Ja9lD', who said 10
night; "Mr. GATrttt's toldIIion ia Ger
tAlhiy more favorable, hia appetite be
ing good, aud he sleeps pretty we'll aud
10 RHining 10 weight To day he WALL
ed Rhoat the lawn for three or four
hours and rsAa all the daily pApers,"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
a rormsr unss.sr oouaLlan.

Norris M4rIa, formerly Of West Oass
tr, bat noE OF Wilmin gtor, Del, say
the West Chester Lscsl Nave, ~ visit
ing his ION, P4o.. George L MMh,
South High street. NJ. MATis inform
ed q reporter OF toe News this meJnlna
that he cast his firat voc Ia 1898, which
would make him about 50 years OF a2s
ct this time He IL still hearty aLa
vigorous and greatly interested 10 poll
tical affairs, He says be did not vote
for William Henry HarrisUn In ls40,
bat cast his ballot for John Blrney, TIE
candidate OF tire Aooltuoa party. He
continued 10 VOC vi Ii It party uutll
the Republican party was orgsniEsdi
and then sorked With Il until the Pro
hiblt'1a party was Organized, tiaoe
which ttms be hes voted ami WORKED
with that organization. la l8iD he re
sided in Weat Vincent, close b the
East p, ksl anu line, God for ~ any yeari
kept one OF ths stations OF the Under
ground Railroad Scores OF sayei
were hsiped 10 freedom bT hun ~ lht
days that preceded the war,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
INIRD EDITION.
V1n1t Basinsss nsn say.

Nea-y three hundred business men OF
1 MIA ieiphiA met Ia the Board OF Ir@de
~ Jnstlce made a short speech, in
ubIeh he taid: "5ixty millions Of the
mott prosperous people the world &c
aver ssen are thoughtfully discuss ng the
,IIseat pollc5 for he government 10 pur-
sne An The col elton OF It's necessa y re-
vsnnes and for the advancement OF the
General welfare. What magnlneene
Educator Of free people this is, and what
a marx OF progress Is the entire absence
IN This campaign Of personal abuse o. TIE
candidates, of calumpy and Islander.
After contrasting the effects Of tarth
fnr revenue only and a tar II Tor pr tee
Hon Nj, Justice concluded By saying;
rIOn the fourth day Of July, leSO,
bnnpy. prosperous nation Will celebrate
M Centennial Of the passage OF the nrs'
sct for the protection Of American INDUS
tTiea. passed by the First Congress OF
TnItsd States and signed on the 4tn o
JnIv. I7s9, by that most Distinguishes
advocate Of protection, George "Asning
Al the conclusion Of Mr. Justice
speech, Nj. BlAnEtnburg presented w
following resolutio. 6, which were IMAM
Where's. President Cleveland, In hi
last annual message 70 Congress, adVo
Gates the reduction Of our IArin TO 70
venue basis Of lees than one hall OF on
present customs Teceiptsi and
Whereas, The Mills bill, with Us man
unjust provisions, is but . hrst step 70
wards free trade, 70 be follower ~ "
are assured by the leading supporters Q
the present administration by mu N NOR
sweeping reductions; and -.
Whereas. the business and industrl,
Interests and the welfare OF our Nhol
country are threatened by an aoAn lou
ment Of the American system oil protee
ton.
Resolved, That the business men OF u
country, whose prosperity IS bsepArAul
from that OF all our people thoaid organ
ize and speak out In unmistAkable tone
in favor Of the American system OF pro
lection: that they should take an activ
4uterest in this, one Of the most impol
tApt Presidential campaigns OF our bis
tory, and demonstrate to the couutTy
large that the prosperity Of our peopl
wi endure With protection and deelin
with free trade.
Resolved, That the business men x
day, in meeting assembled form can
paign organization, and that we urge GU
fellow business meo in other cities
form similar organizations, thus earnes
" expressing the fact that we are full
awake TO the importance Of the issues
the dfy AMI that We will do our duty q
American citizens, not only By castu
our bA lots, but also by determined an
united work ior the success Ct the tick
repres nting protest., as against III
trade.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Coroner BAEnhill lat night sworB in
Q Jury to hold an inquest over the body
Of Peter Hubbard, Who was strnok en-
the head, and his skull fractured, BY ,
falling p'ece OF timber, In the JAofson
g. Sharp shipyArd, on Tuesday, snd
Nho only lived sig hours and . hall
alter being struck. Tne Coroner had
intsndly simply 10 awe . certificate Of
tentAsious made By his friends he yield.
cd TO the desire to have . jaTy Inquest.
leAves a wife and two 6S!idrsp. Ttls
morning the Coroner shipped the re-
mains to WiliAmRbuIR, Nd, the formeI
residences OF the deceased, for interment,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
The Dover Fair.

There were 9 900 people In attendance
at the Delaware State fair at Dover yes
terday. The trotting races were exciting,
Decorator won the 9 A race 10 three
straight heats, Lizzie X Second and
Fred Medium third. Best time. 2.2SM
Adelaide won the 2.34 race with Ed
gears second and Cabash third. Best
time, 2 3434
Rosa Lee won the $50 race for panin-
sula hortes, with Happy Thought second
aud Matte Morgan third. Best time,
2.4Sl5.
The 24O class was not finished on &C
count of darkness. Algoma and VRlonil
each won two heats and Frank g. one.
Best time, . 38Z.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

We had brilliant wedding near Ken.
ton on Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at
the home Of the BRIDES parents before
many invited guests. 7. J.. Roe, of New
York, at Miss RlvR wilds, OF Kenton
were married by Rev. W. w. Sharp. AT
ter congratulations of those present, all
were invited out TO table loaded with
Refreshments, after which the happy cou-
pie boarded the train Cor New York, their
future home, amid showers of rice and
with the best wishes Of II cir many friends
Tn b,l le eceved Lumber Of handsome
an va able D pse0ts.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Every speech General Harrison has
made since he was nOmina' ed and he has
spoken almost dally-eVery letter he has
written, aud every public appearance he
bias made, has served TO confirm the Re
publican party "a the belief that the Chi
cago Convention selected the right man
to succeed Grover Cleveland The more
the people see Of him the more they fee
that "preeisely such man." as DR.
atotrs says, should be at the head o
thlBnhtion
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

10 TO Tuesday evening over Z 00(
women had presented themselvsa IN
Boston for asessmeLt. with tho view o.
exercising the elective irAAohiss iu the
selection Of school directors This Il
more ihAn twalS;a times 40 pauy a
were assessed In ell last year. ahd ed
day the number Of applicants iuoseases
The largest registration. Of women Il
far hes come from the strongest RsPub
loan wards Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Tho erection Of neS building by h
Ba ey B,oA, 2o9 Market street, co.,
pIetoly broke up Coroner Barnhill'y
inorgus. De has, however, fitted no :
tstter ouo aud the best ever used In tht
K-nt Iron Company, on the opposite
aide Of Sbipley street, Me- Barnhil
la, been spl very busy Of late ant
now hetatB he 10 fully prel arsd for
that oomts along.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

"What in the world, john" asked
his wife, did you open that can Of
tomatoes within"
Can opener, Of course,n he growl.
ed; what do you s'pose | opened Il
With2"
II thought from the language you
used you were opening it with {
prayer. -
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

William f. willing, who 10 charged
With committing m assault with intent
70 kill his vile, ives trought to this city
from Phtlad slDhla yesterday aud locked
up Al police station. The night the Af
fair happened he also made an assault
on a olerk In DIR Browns drug store,
aCd this morning he WAS AIrAiRned on
this charge before Squire Bart0lette
he was represented by 81, a. Ward
Esq,, and on h application the hearing
WAS postponed until next SATURDAY
morning,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
Ton Thousand Apiece

! The New Y TX Sun Of this morning
edisorial'y remarks; "When President
Clefeland gave his magnificent contrl6u
lion Of ten thousand dollars 10 the iu' di
ioi the D. mocrltie Campaign Committee
I he was rot alone In that work Of national
"At he same Tine With the PRESIDENT
check tue committee received check FOL
ten thousand dollars from the Hon.
Thomas r. Bayard q check Tor ten
thousand dollars from the Hon. Chirles
8. Fairchud: a check for ten thousand
dollars from the Hon William =. WHIT
ney, q cheek for ten Thousand dollars
from the Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson; in all,
from the presideut and Cabinet, the hand
some sum Of $4,000. But three mem
bers OF the Cabinet, Secretary Endicott,
Secretary Villas and the Pan Electric
Attorney General, gave nothing
| However, to make good every def
cheney, The Hon. William L. Scott Of
Pennsylvania. gave $780, 0C Mr. Sidney
| 7. Falrch!ld, Secretary Fairchild s father,
and Mr.. j. j. Hill, the Democratic hust-
Ter OF Minnesota, gave $4,000 apiece;
the Paynes OF Cleveland, gave literally,
and other personal friends Of President
| Cleveland dubbed In swelling this aggre-
gate contribution to the impressive total
/ OF ti5O,CO0.
"Thus PRECEDENT Cleveland, with four
members of his Cabinet and his personal
friends, has richly manifested his interest
IN the success Il Democracy In this cleo
tiOn. Other contributions, and very
handsome ones, have been made by
Democrats 10 different stations, but the
gifts Of the President and the Cabinet
are az dis met as they are laudable
There can longer be a question that they
are all offensive partIsans, and that the
victory OF the Democracy lies near theii
hearts.
''Let the good work 90 on Let th'
lgilts Of patriotism TO the DeU ocratli
cam paign be and and abundant ;"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. ~ james
W Brown was oOnvlotei OF bigAmy
yesst day. About Is Of th 80 wome
whom ne married confronted him In the
Recor er'a Court, but only Ave were
called WITH essss. Ssnt,nte was de.
'errso tuht the court might investigate
Browns oIteer still farther. His plan
vas 10 adver lSe for = b usekeepsr,
ect ~ Victim his one from among
tue app i3ants who p'e1Bed him most
and marry her rs soon as possible. Hs
would dcteit her after lew days.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

John Gibbons hIs returned from 8
nine weeks' visit 20 Europe, snf be VI ~
be found 81 his stalls, Nos 40 apd ~,
IN the city nArks', rex, sliu'deJ
morning Nth Il good snpp'y OF p9fs
he 10 looking well aud Is RlEd T. set
back 70 our city. He tHys Tits country
10 good enough fot him--'hat tfe grass
grows as RFssn here 81 IT does any.
where, the suu Cd Ines - tr.zhlly q ID
the people arc more genial rs well hs
mere prosperous
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

PouGnKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept 27.-sey
rral thop sand persons attended the Re-
publican ba becue near this city yeteriay.
Two oxen were served at tins close of the
meeting. The speakers were John A,
Kasson, OF Iowa, aud Hon Chauoce NJ
Depew. There were 5000 persons In al
tendance at the Dutchess County Fail
yesterday Among those present wer'
Hon. Lsyi Morton wife and daughters
They weIe heartily received,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Tae work Of erecting parsonage for
tao BrAndywine N. u Church on the
lot on 22i ttrees, east Of Market. 20 ~
SO feet, purchased Of Mrs. Margaret
johnson, mas been COMMENCED, " will
De Of brick, three stories high, aud :
very ornate atruetuTs. The plans wers
drawn By 3. L Foster, ard th1 verk
will be done under the supsrvlsion Of
CHARLES Pepper.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. ga eight
shook Of earthquake WIS felt by Drs,
Smith, Siephons aud Loohn~E, ct the
City Hospital At 2 ., 10. 10 day, They
had just come MP from dinner end were
sitt'rg in the once when DR.. LoehbeT
saw @ mirror on the wall tilt and bis
companions fe't the hhuck peTosptibly
30 faT - Is known II was not felt In Al y
other part OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
Rspulsoa by Brltlsh soldiers

sUAkIM, Sept. 26.--The rebels to-day
made an attack upon the water fort.
They were repulsed with severe loss by
the heavy artillery FIRE of the British
One British gunner was killed. The gun.
boats continue firing into the rebel camp.
DeserteTs report that there Is much sick
ness In the camp. Cholera has broker
out In Khartoum.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

The X. G E demonstration 90 Satur.
day will form on Frsroh strest. riahl
resting on Fourth. Castles will form
In numerical order at 7.s5 O'Clock al d
pass over the following route: C.uuttr
march on Fourth street 70 French, to
Front, 10 Market, to tenth, TO Wash
inRton, to Seventh, - Sixth street srd
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Vile TO husband, who is ostensibly
going off for days fishing -Ah, |
do hope that you will be successful,
John. see that trout are quoted at
ST pound.
Husband-Nol One dollar poundl
I guess, my dear, won't try for trout.
hear they are very shy. But you
can look out for nice string of floun'
dora
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

DALLAS, Tex. fept. 27.-Five whit:
oonvlols mzie n bssEk iot libeItJ 81
this place GU Tuesday. TAO we're
killed, tWo got asay aud ola was 70
captured Tho cOnVlcts were utdtE
lease to the Mliseuri Pacific Railroad
AMI the ave we're taken by one guard
some distance rem where the mslI
body was at work.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

WASHINGTON Septem bsr 81 -Mrs.
Becker, one OF the oldest and mo I
trusted counters Ia the Redemption Dl
vision OF The Unttpd States Treasury
mas been found 1914 sbott 10 her cSsu
accounts aud DIS oisssd from tho Ger
Vice after making aOOi the deficiency
She was appointed in 1885 by Prteiltni
johnson.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

At meeting Of the trustees of Brandy
wine Summit Camp meeting association
on Monday last II was decided to ask for the
itnclng OF h rec pounds and the sinking
of an artesian well The association has
S2OO less cAEh hut the property is valued
at 5000 more than that owned n year ago,
The annual nesting of the association
will be held next June.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

NOR sALE-0HE SORREL HORSR,
y years old, weighs lA5O pounds. ALSO !
black mare, yekrs old, weighs ll3b p' u ads
9th K ra good hsSYg W0TkBTE. PerFOnl
HI.hiag sUeh hcr5as SHOULD call W. ~
MARtlN, Cd and orange street. s2I-tt
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Coroner BArnhill this morning chip
pei tho body OF Sophie Morgan 70 M.
Pleasant station, for intaFmsnk In Bethel
cemetery. Mrs. Morgan was kept IN
the insane deparim ant OF the almshouBs
by her friends, where she died on Thurs.
day. She WAS about 55 years Of ass.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

The col0red boy sceidently shot at Me
chanicsvile, above Newark, by the lad
Smith few days ago remaius in about
the came condition. Dr.. Mackey denies
that he ever said the boy could not re
cover, aud consequently there Is reason
able hope that he may get well. The re-
port OF his death ut any rate was r-th6i
prema. ure.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

About II o'clock list night slight
disturbance occurred az the UGited
States hotel between two men, which re
suited in one Shaping the other in til,
face. They were arTe.ted by Sergeant
Stetzer and Officer Craw ford but after be
ing taken TO the hall we released on tn
payment OF nominal hne.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
pidn,t Mant Any.nIng 70 Eat

Lady, angrily, 70 tramp at The back
dCor-You can't get anything 10 eat
here.
Tramp, politely-I beg your pardon,
madame. | don't want anything to
eat. / have just eaten a good dinner
at the house of your neighbour but If
you could give me q small cup of coffee
and cigarette you would place me
nd many obligations.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Every ex-soldier or soldiers widoE
should see W. 8. McNair at once at
HayWard's office, No. IL, Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market s1ees'
Pensions, bOunties, back pay and otner
claims collested. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Mr.. David Q. Reid. book keeper OF tn,
Harlan * HoiliDgswerth Company, and
Mics Alice NJ, dNuRhtar Of Lpnd,
Kant, Will Re married at Grace OhuFot
on Monday evening, the 10Th Of DC
tybtr.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

Tho RusslRu government b as granted
subsidy OF $4,000 annually 10 a p;l
vAte hrm to tuE Tins o. steamers lie
tween Russian Pacific ports and OoreE
Japan and China. In the vent OF Wai
the steamers are 70 bo PLACED a. ths die
possl OF tho government.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

The Orphans Court yesterday set aside
the sale OF the Gordon property on the
ground of informality of the order under
which It was Id. The Orphans Court
adjourned t. October 9th, and the Court
OF Chancery to October Goth.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

OTTAWA, Dat, Sept ~ During .
balloon exhibition hsro yesterday,
Thomas Wlnsley. . yonS2 butcher, vac
killed b. falling from the bAi.O9n ct .
height Of over 1000 feet. He wAt one OF
the volunteers 10 bold do NO The balloon ,
aud, when the order 10 lot 90 WAS
given, be held on TO the rope aud was
carried up, tbs Reroraut belbg unable
TO help him.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27
A FluEry Of .snow - Lnneaatsr.

LANCASTER, Sept. 26.-Fa m.rs on
their way to market In this city early
this morning reported ihat th,rs was
flu ry Of soow while Ia sing Willow
stltet, the dG6es c;lnglng Il Their per
sous,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-27

MiEs L zzie, daughter Of 0tley Yer
non, of Mt. Cubs, started to-day for
Wisconsin, where she will remain ssV-
erAl months with her friends.