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Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

A rather remarkable accident IL re-
poted rs having occurred ct New Hsr-
mony, ILL.,, few days ago to Capt. w.
8. Wolfe. a well-known citizen. As the
story goes. the captain was fishing In
the river near the place, when a huge
oatnsh seazsd his bait and started away
with II. The experienced fisherm an
imagined that he had hooked q huge
bass, and when his pole was broken BY
tie powerful catfish, he wound hls line
around his WRIT In order to retain his
prize.
In few moments, however, his de-
lueion was dissipated, AS the fsh grad.
ually drew hIm into the stream, aud
while calling loudly for help be WAS
drawn under the water. The strong
tension upon the line prevented his I'M
winding 1t, while the fish bore him
along swiftly until, passing under q
projecting log he was enabled To hold
hts own until his now frantic oompau.
Ions came to his relief.
1t required powerful effort to relieve
him, as the line had cut It's way deep in
to the flesh, and while they were prepar-
ing to cut the lire the hsh started in an
opposite direction, swimming near the
surface, where he was dispatched with
an iron gig from the boat. The unfortu.
nate man and his strange catch were
then taken ashore, where the monster
catfish was found to weigh 100 poands.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Good canvassers may End good Job
by applying at SS1 Market street.
For careful prescription work and
pure drugs 60 to VeAsey's Pharmacy,
Eight and Monroe streets.
Ladies' and Eentlemen's American
gold watches at Willard II. Davis', No.
Q East Second street.
Mrs. William Green, OF Armstrong;
Corner, St. Georges Hundred, died On
Tuesday morning.
Lee Pennington, OF M'ddletown, who
received . severe kick from horte a
few days ago, 10 gradually recovering.
1t Is probable that electric oars will
be placed on the Front Street Railway
In the near future.
A Republican State Club League will
be formtd In this State ut an early
day OF the convention which will be
hold by the Republican clubs.
DR.. T. II. Gllpin, of Middletown,
offers reward OF $50 for the arrest and
conviction Of the person who poisoned
his dog.
Exciting trials Of speed took place
this afternoon ut the Hsre's Corner
track under The supeIvision Of Ii. P.
Bullen,
Henry O. Conrad. Esq. 10 confined to
his residence by sore eyes. He should
try some OF DIR. Simns' eyeWAter, al 1t
10 said to rarely fail TO cure.
The Young Mems Temperance Unicn
will attend divine services A. Brandy
wine M. L Church next Sunday morn.
ing, hen sermon will be preached
by the Rev. &. A. Grlce.
Persons who LEFT jewelry, table cloths
and vases ut the recent fair may procure
the same by calling on NJ, 8. Andrews,
corner of Pennsylvania and Delaware
avenues.
Mr.. j. Il. Primrose, formerly OF this
oily bat now engaged In the real estate
business at Smyrna. Del, visited our
city 10 day. he reports business brisk
at Smyrna, and says he still occasion.
ally sells o sewing mfohine jest to
keep his hand 10.
A popular and heAlthfui excursion
1Aily 10 about 10 be innuRurated by the
Steamboat Company. Salt
water bathing and breezss and many
other attractions for only thirty cents
Tor the round trip 10 Augustine Pier. /
Ofgsnizsd b diss and Sunday schools
1tgotihteA liberal discount.
Mr.. j. B. Smith, who has bseu en-
lsSed with DR.. Mccoy, formerly Of /
Del , at St. Louis for the |
oAst ear, returned to this city about l
en- days ago. Mr. Smith says the doc
or 10 doing . big business, having Off cea
i Chicago, Minneapolis, 81. Paul and
omaha. He thinks seriously Of estab.
ishlng one In Philadelphia or WI
niDRton for the treatment OF special
IiEesRes.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Yesterday a man residing neer
schnttztn Park went before Eqalre
MoLa5 han and sWore out warrsHg foI
sn Italian, Tn charge of having e)m
m!tled felonious assault on bis wife,
Constable Diil!n terved The warrant,
and Brought the man TO the Police STA
ton, where he vsa interviewed by a
reporter Of TIE REPUBLICAN. He said
that he had leen tmpoYed By this men
And that he owes him S25. On Tresds5
he had q quarrel with The womsr, aad
she not only ordered him away, but
picked up stick AID struck him. He
returned to the hgrss yesterday and de-
manded his money, but YVES arrested
before he veut sway. This 10 his
statement OF TIE affair, and he denies
having even as much as resisted TIE
woman when the struck HIN, Tic
case was 10 have been heard les! even
ing, but was postponed until this morn.
irg on account of the illneEs O. the
woman. This morning the husband
called on Squire Monaghan and with.
drew the charge,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

The city seems 10 be almost depleted
to-day owing n the plumber OF excur
sions thai left here, the largest being
that OF Union N. X. Sunday sch oil. It
was given to Cape May on the steamer
Republic. which left 6hipley street
wharf ct z so o'clock. There were OF
least l 500 persons on board. The ex-
cursionists were accompanied by the
First Regiment Band.
The Wawaset Gun Club left on q
special train on the W. q N Z. r for
Birmingham Park at 7.AB O'Clock.
There were about $50 persons on the
train. Another train will run up this
afternoon ~ 2,45. when 1t Is expected
that the crowd will be largely aug.
mented. There will be plenty Of amuse-
ments, consisting of dancing and shoot.
ipR oonteetF.
The Colored knight Templars gave q
very large excursion TO Beverly Park,
N. j. Last evening they gave q street
parad Q and drill which was greatly ad-
mlred. The excursionists went on the
ste amer John A. Warner.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

A reporter Of the REPUBLICAN H.I
the saloon If Geo Sharpe, No, SO d
street, this morning sld sskbd ID
RlsRs OF beer. The wife ci Mr.. ahal
who was attending the bar, replied
broken Esglisn that the5 hnG no bssi|
GALE, as they had been turned dOWl
the last term Of Court, and 1. val
spite work on somebody's psrL
two detectives eWore TO LaylnR A
chased ten cents worth Of whisky 4
bottle at this saloon, which WM al
ell there was against tire place 10
way OF q TemonslrALcs. EH. Sad
said they had palj a government
oense, which gave them the Iigtl 70
oifars aud soit stufl', su,h IS min
water, pnlonhris water, taulpat
end Weiss beer, Hsr husbai1 she
was = cripple, ard rot Ah,e to DO
kind Of manual labor. Tie sisas B
ell been removed from the iIOut Of
dwelling and they hie tes1!Es ih,ll
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Yesterday afternoon telephone mes
cage was received at police station, asking
that an officer be sent to Smith & MUIR
rays saloon No 10 East Seventh street,
for the purpose Of arresting n man who
had been caught robbing the money
drawer. Officer Hanna responded, and
in few minutes returned with Howard
Woodward. Money has been missed on
several occasions previously and suspicion
pointed strong y to Woodward, so he was
watched yesterday and detected. At the
hearing last evening he was held In S2t0
bail for court
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
butiaess jdaa Take a Haud

tihtiLAbEtll1A, Iuuc i4.-TLe com.
in!ttee oi % appointed at meeting OF
Us hess men aid others, On Tuesday. IL
lurl her The selection of the strongest Re.
puollcan Presidential nominee at Chica
H. H.. I cue. slu IN securing platform declar
ci5e a. - a pr,y'eel'He tarih, yesterday de-
clueu 10 hold a publ, NEE ting of cuisines,
men 10 the Board Of Trade rooms nexi
Monday afternoon, to be addressed by
business mon. 1t wls scIecl to serd
committee OF q to ca. 4gp, with Franci.
D. Reeves as chairman, to rpprescnt thu
views OF the business men Of PhIladelpbis
70 We G3mmitt.e OF Platform.
Mr' Charles Emory Smith who started
az eyening Tor Chicago, will, IT is stated
temporarily act as a suB-;itu.s lcr Dsie.
Ra.e Charles a. Porter. in order to pre
sem sen, The n sme Of Mayor Filter to The Re
bupilcan National Convention a. A candi
"a'e lor the Presidential nomination,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

There Is no question about It-bIood
will t,ll--sspecialIy II 1t be an impure
blood. Blotches, eruptions, pimples
and boils, are all symptoms OF an i'm.
pure blood, due TO the improper action
OF the liver, When this Important
organ falls to properly perform i.s
function Of purifying and cleansing the
blood, impnrittsa are carried to all
parts Of the system, and the symptoms
above referred to are merely evidences
OF the struggle OF Nature to throw off
The poisonous germs. Unless heR warn
Ing be needed In time, serious results
are esrtalu to follow, cnlminating in
liver or kidney disorders, or even In
consumption. DIR. PIsrce's Golden
hediial Discovery will prevent and
cure these GiseSses, by Restoring the
liver to . healthy condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Mrs. John L. Conner loi. tboOltY
morning for the bsreht 0l her heA
Her friends hope on hel re.uin she
ba much improved.
Mr.. A. L. Joseph, az enplOys Of
otflce, ia spending the csy At U
May.
: Mr.. Daniel MoFsldeD, typo on
REPUBLICAN,, Is contemplating D.
to LurAy Cave next mOptg.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
FIFTH EDITION


About three mon,h. &C.
manu- manu- 20 20 years OF age, Ts W. . . wod
c "sm, , - Julia Kelly, and All, gaVsl
came IRON Lowell, Mass SAL NJ. That
pos,aaoe In thiR city ard . nais her
WIN MIS-. George M nu went to b
ieos VanBuren strss, Du1chet at
~ Nv ~. About her actions VIZ XIV Ilt
s y sns city' but on April a. re + $40
sppeareo, and about t.s 81 . che
annie, the l2yesr Old Ie d tlme
Michael Mitchell. ,i Su uaughtsi
c cs,na, Information which the a. t. ms
81 Ce, ,,s ne was led to tetc,s, s ,s
CHILD had been persuaded i" ~ lha
home By this woman. ant 70 leave
ingly placed the MAJ, Ioa 10 ACC
special Agent stont Of - 'qe band
M nc prevention so. Of Cruelty 10 V XII
nr. Stout Immediately wrots Ii a,
agents OF the society IN o,S S,0 Ky, ,e.te1
on Monday, May 28,b, 49, vl.ie'i
patch from PhlladsipbisN ' s,.
the girl Was then in lbe crs ssauns
society. He went to ia 10y az, Oh
learned that this woman KY
however, eavO her rn,,a ~
smith In philadelphia, la IS
chiid away with her. TbSs , ssAen
q hoc;e which tho woman s,l ss'y pss
uncie,s, and while It canBtt h wa
.Alned that the woman m,ss ~
tempt to prosecute the Child i, ~
tam shat she permitted b.f u On.
she pleased at Light. AHN
one evening, Abou. a month
Mnle rms was sitting ia F,.D
square, she WAS aocos,sd he N
Pennington, . real estate ,osn,
oo yeara Of ago, who is said n ~
wealthy. After talking with him
while he proposed q visit 10 tbs M
70 which the child consented, Al
close OF the performance be t,Ia Ia,
lhe must go home with him ana
her to q house OF Ill fame Tbs mn
etress seems, however, t, hsva
some principle left, as she bsra,sd
oid man Tor bringing q child 10
nouae and drove them both ON,
girl BY this time was thoroushly MI
ened and commenced TO CIV. In;
man started to drug hOr OF.
The woman Of the hou,e vbn
mad taken her followed and sscutJ
arrest, and the child was given Iato
OF the society. Y,s,eria, A
nipRton was arrAlgned before ia
Fell In Philadelpbia, and pleaded I
y TO - charge OF attempting to lnys
Inc child into q house OF CUES Joni
repute, and the judge sen;encsd lid
pay a hne Of $500 and be iupilso
six months. Special Ason. 81
brought tho Rirl home and restored
70 her parents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Ga Tuesday evening a c),oiei
named Alfred HAYS came 70 The p'
station, and as 1t was evident IaA
mind was in a cJndi:.eu wtioa nh
unsafA for him to be az large ~
locked MP. Yesterday noraiu9, % !,
came quite violent aud tore lnn
into strings. Hs spen. the Ef9ha
OF hia time in singing md piayitg
to yesterday afternoon, w1ea 10
taken to tie nlmshouEe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Yesterday the Diamond S' ~, h
Company shipped 70 NeH7a ga hA', n \
Mexico, 220G keSs q s7i5 ~
weighed 640 COO pounas. ~ IN I'D
shipped by rail-, and ore 70 o.! ~ ,s MI h
the construction o. ihs TeEss a asS,n \
Mexico Raiircad. TIE cans I'd a
will ship this Afternoon i9l' "a he s,
OF fish plates sul bol1s ~ s nm
place 10 DO used for the shis9 "f
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

This morning about 5 o'c.oeS VS q,
BArahill was notified By 'Ls Il
that the body OF o dead blpg hsa
found on the vacant lot pta3 t.S
OF John Wise's lanteE yslu .,
Twelfth and King streets Ivy X
proceeded to the place aaa I. ~,
body wrapped up in an Ga t s,ss
took It to tho moIgue. tbs IVY
tina. o! q male.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

CHICAGO, Ills, June 1i.-Despa 'ches
from several points In Illinois and Iowa
say that the locusts which are making
their app arance in such great numbers
are not mtlesting fruit, grain or yege-
tables as yet. The only damage done is
the killing Of young ard tender trees,
many OF which die from the incis ions
made by the insectG in depositing their
eggs.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

A stated meeting OF the Seminole
Park, Florida Lsud Co, will be held at
the ctics of Philip Il CLARK s. Co, S24
Market street, on Saturday evening,
June 18Th, 1T 7 so O'Clock. and on everR
.o'leSins Saturday ever Ing ~ the Hame
time aud place until further Eotice. all
paItiee initr.stts. ald those WHO like to
| be, are requested to he present.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

New YORK, June 14.-The great draw
bridge of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road over the Arthur Kill was swung in
70 positi n yesterday. The approaches
not having been completed there were no
ceremonies. The draw Is 512 feet Iorg,
al owing clear space OF 20J fe on each
eide of it between the piers The entire
le ng h OF the bridge from shore to shore
IL SOC feet, and Its height is 50 feet
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
Long Lost BIotners Meet

V.ctor Donmoyer, Of Allentown, Pa.
was adopted By his grandfather whe 4
q year old. Bis brother William AMI
. sister. now Mrs.. Hoffman, of Cleve.
land, o, were born later. This father
enlisted when the war broka out, and
was killed. The mother died and vii.
liam was adopted by Solomon Bertx, OF
Green Hioh. He secured employing nt
~ tnnnery In Allentown last o Jtober.
victor was also employed there, and q
Few days ago each told the story OF his
lie, when they discovered that they
were brothers.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

1t ia stated that Phii1u ..s v,rshSI
propose to secure tho lsTs' S >: he
erected by Daniel h. mn az, purFOsd
OF Orange street. fer 'n ,3,,GSipary!
makirg the necessary mn ,sOuld
rDaSI tin cans, II ne j 2,spr SJ Vi
carried out as prof ,3ied, SlVI sd !.
invested in the tnteIp I a,rea emp
number OF hands will b give
ment,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Tho Heavenly Recruits, W. y, nd
pitched their tent on the los .',jpa 4
and Monroe tfreeta, arc h. '1silreI
gratifying success. the l ?. usr,
In charge Of J. a. Tr1 n s 'sui IN ch5
Trum bauer states that 'ho l'Sb SnnoI
OF the exercises are very ~ ,~ounsn!|
by not only boys bat younS, v ntblssd
special cfficer vii! be on u9"
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
DIED.

WiLSON.-On tho 1Ath inst, Maggie h.,
9Augater Of James Ii. and LewIaina I.
Wilson, and granddaughter OF James and
sydney =. keinan, aged year, months
and days.
Friends ard relatives arc rospFe fully in
Vitel 70 attend her funeral, from the home
CT her parenu, no, Slb west SEQ nd street
on Saturday afternoon. Services at the
mouse at 2 O'Clock. lnterment 1T RiveiVieW
Cemetery.
"Sulsr little children to come unto Me,
ior OF su'h Is the Kingdom o: Heayon."
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

IiiTFSbrRG, Ia June l4.-In vestey-
uAy SESSION OF tie Amalgamated As
cessation OF Iron and Steel Workers reso-
lu.lons were adopted emphatcaIy on
Iosing any reduction OF the present tartlI
anu hluhilhcdly condemuing the bro
VISIONS OF the Mills bill. The resolutions
SSay tuSt The As'oelAu represents New
w = VsIh' , New Jersey, Pennsyivenia, Ohio,
w, mes4 tirg'nla, Kentucky, Indiana, hi.
nos nt, M'5souf', Wisconsin, Alabama, and
Other States 10 the Cnior. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
Two Reading Bows misa,pR.

READING, June 13.-James Bosckey,
aged nine, and Henry Rebholtz, dEsd
ten, tended the picnic of the Catholic
parochial schools at Heiner's Springs
yesterday. They disappeared towards
evening and have not been seen since.
They were last seen wandering in the di.
rsction Of NeYersink mountain, and al
though all the hills in the vicinity of the
city have been secured the boys have t
been found. 1t is now believed that they
have ial en- down a deserted mine hole
and search viii be made for the bodies
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
a musJcRl contest,

WILKEsBARRE, jane 13.-The sec.
oni day Of the musical festival Was
signaliz d by the contest fer tie GRAND
prizs OF 81 .000 for chorus OF two huu-
dred voiceG Tue Arst pI!z " SIS q awarded
TO tho Scranton Cymnrodrion lrd the
second to Wikesbarrr. Governor
Beaver presided durlrR the btternoop
session.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

This morning German named Leon
ard Camp, was arrGi2nel before Judge
Cummins charged with committing An
assault and battery on Catherine
o'Toole, but en- account of ths absence
OF material witness, the hsaring wa
postponed until to-moTrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

james Moynihhn Of Landen berg, Pa,
who was the successful contestant al
st. Johns fair, at Hookessin, for the
gold watch, returned s439.b0 instead OF
the amount stated in She REPUBLICAN
lagt evening. The fair will BIS open
this evening and cio-e on Saturday
evediDg. R1v. Father Farley lie the
minister In charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

J.E. Miller, olnelnnaiI,s ' WI
shaw, New Yorsi Jsm,ys j.; Nj.
MRS Mrs H. Il. HsIuOs; ceq q F T. IDoJrI
Rochester, N. y
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

STAMFORD, Conn, June IA A dis
ease called by the veterinary surge nc
azotama, miasmatic trouble, has been
raging among the no ses here, causing a
large number Of deaths. Horses, APP
paren,ly well, drop down and die in a
short time, and the b ack and legs of the
animals swell 10 enormous Dimensions
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Have q large assortment of window
screens and knock down door frames,
with ell the necessary fixtures. Their
success In handling the above goods
last season compels them 10 40 ct IL on q
larger scale. Prices the lowest. Lynch
& LeEry, N. W. corner of Fourth and
Mad ison streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred Ills is the famous Califotnia it,
uid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs. It
strengthens as weilas cleanses tie system,
u Is easily taken, ard perfectly harmless.
All druggist. N b. Daniorih, Second
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Housekeepers wanting windo v shades
made of the best material spd al the
lowest each prices, oAn get them At Il,
Il: sprihRer's, 229 Orange htrost,
N. 3 Venetian BliLds palr,ed and
trimmed All orders prom pity oiled.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

nREssMhKEK WISHES a reW NV
~ gagoments by tho day or west' fttins
lhd dlagefiny. firftoisss References givph
II doeired. Address l.. n, this olice. "a ans
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Yesterday Frank Stout, special officer
OF the 8. Z. o. A, returned nom Dovsr
where he srrested jacob Snort Tor
cruelty to horse. Toe prisoper WAS
taken before Squire Jester, who re.
CURED bin to pay $40 and costs,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Oysters, CLANS, crabs, Holsters and
deviled orAbs at Ainscow's, 707 Shipley
street and 105 Fact Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Your prescription will have the bsst
S Sa'el,tt9 OF Bsatoa smyth'sdrug storo ,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

You will be charged only rsAsonabIs
rates for prescriptions ct Bs.ton
Smith's, corner Seventh ard Pine
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

TNOR ShLE-UNTIL JULY lSr. TIN
u WnshiaSton maTRe,; Thoroughly we'll
built AMI equlppet; iuitGols for Z publ,
c ~ msfKtt, atmoTy or ID a syndicate Q,
fariperi. Apply 10 ". V. BOND,
ls-5',sod al W, I'd st.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

The celebrated Three L. b. B. Cigar,
manufactured by II. II. Bourbon 8;
Bro, No. 2i9 West Second street. The
best DO. cigar in the oity. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
Menu

Lasting, patent leather tin, ee,tors and
low cut shoes at BIbcook'f, eos Mark al
street, above Second. - --''
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Carriage sponges, all prices and
sizes, also for brioklayers use. Taylor
& Flu ler!on, 1902 Klrg street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

LONDON, June la.-a a,t S,'pssIt ~.
Pemptos, from stnGnro'ti'O Mscs
B Bosp Is o y" q I s.D c,s ~
sunDcsed that sbe hos p'e
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

gEYAETEu,-HY n SMALL FAMILY
~ board In oori.Ty for tho SKINNER,
Location near VIVA IN to fn3 oaEvsaient
to rsilrosos pcafsrIei Address L. l. this
oilcs. Ii3.A
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

Dr. Lippincott, 60i French street.
treats rheumatis N. neuralgia and dyt-
pepsia successfully. Rheumatic spo.
CLIO on hand 1t wholesale and retail,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

IfUE SALE. "a THREE PRING
e wagon, made by Gatte 3 Kaifer. bssR
MANh4LE 81 BRO, Poplar and Lord
street. l4-St
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14
EdWardMelChiOr
2l4 King Street.
l have received large line of fishing
tackle which am selling at
tie loves. piices.

3 jointed ash rods, Is cents.
4 JOINED ash rods, 90 cents
2 jointed ba-noao rods, plain, 80 cent?.
3 iGhfied bamboo rods, plain, So ceIti
4jcinted bamboo rods, plain, rs cents
3jointed "rcds, reel land and guides
SLIGO.
A join'ed banfeo reds, reel, lard and
guides, 81 %.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods,
70 90; reeds from 25c 10 $500. Come to
the Oldest established house in Delaware,
2li King street, seud for price list OF
bas ball and sporting goods ju 14-eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

k5sOE , ALE -OASAF, HOT WATER
r. attseAmsats, Apply az sJl French
lA-i.A
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

NOR SALE OK KEgr--A o RuOMED
IL house at no s07 Poplar street, W It'll bath
room ana medyrn cOly5n1ensBt; i'm N s1isto
possession lLq1ire Ga premises. II 2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

r,g g. s---
Ctl! ilr Ice cstsm coda wntor at
BeA!on sa.lh'. drug rtaTe, Z h and
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

YNANTED AT THIS OFFICE. A
w boy to learn the printing business. 81
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

..,.,,---.. May 81, lssS,
IA p G.. y. RllDADS, MayOr,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-14

The choir OF West Presbyterlsu
Church Will give It's second annual
moonlight excursion on Monday even
Ing. june IS, on the new steamer CITY
Of Chester.
The directors Of the Delaware rail.
resd Lave declared domI nnpual dlvi.
dend OF three per cent. The F., W. s.
.. Railroad has aiso declared semi an
Lutl dividend Of az ner nsnt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-15
The East MaiII.ine.

The following circular letter has been
issued by the general passenger depart
ment of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul railway, dated at Milwaukee, Wis,
April IL, 1883.
Four years ago the United States gov.
eminent selected the Chicago, MilWau-
kee 81 ST. Paul railway as its route for
fast mail service from Chicago to ST..
Paul. Minneapolis and other points in
the Northwest.
The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing that this service has been ex-
tended, 10y new contract to take eff
feet May 1next, by which the United
States government officially recognizes
the Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul rail-
way as ''The Fast Mail Line" in both
directions, between Chicago, MiIwau-
kee and st. Paul, Minneapolis and the
new Northwest.
w hile this official compliment to the
nigh standard of excellence of equip
ment and train service of the Chicago,
Milwaukee &St. Paul railway is appre-
ciated by the officials of the company,
the fact that we can also rely on the APP
probation of Our patrons gives us fully
as much qualification, and we trust, in
the future as in the past, to merit the
good wishes of our best friends-the
travelling public. Very truly,
[Signedl A. Y. 81. CARPENTER,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.