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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
roop AVID COIL FOR THE SCHOOLS,

The Board OF Education IS arranging for contracts TO
supply public schools with 1900 tons OF coal and
1000 cords Of wood winter change has been
made from the practice Of previous years to protect the
ctys interests The wood will be measured by the in
spector after It has been delivered instead Of before and
the Board pay separately forssawing and splitting
The contracts be awarded next Wednesday at the
rooms OF tho Board OF Education Grand and Elm SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
SHIPPING NEHo
rohr OF W'iokK-..-...THURsDAY, APRIL g. Is

II I4'U l'IIVt'
PORT OF EEw.IoEK. ......THURsDAY APRIL 5. 1885
ARRIVED
NJ 9eamer Alps br). TObn savanla Mar 10 Carthagsna
IL Aspinwa 49, Kinrston "a Annat. nav 20 With md "a
Gam w. NAi''"' nv s"' DAA ~
Mosnhattan Stevens Tampco Mar Ia TuIpan %
vera cruz g. fOgreso 49, Havana DAYS with mise and
o.50h ''eN NJ '"o "~' 81
steamer Dimocs HalletL Boston. with mass TO II
DmOck. -' "'~- A"N"e ~ - .
BARK Amanda tBr Faulkner. Galeta Buena 80 DAYS with
d - $3.50 w " ""s"'J
Bark Elise fAusp coschna Smyrna IS DAYS with eoros
root and emerysona TO orfo vessel Funch Edyo & Co
Bark AnieIio Gaatola ItaD. Caiz IS DAYS yrh
SAT- nd cork 10 order: vessel ~ Funoh Edge Co.
BARK Eellle Brett Knight Gbara II via Desw "a
Breakw with TO Mosle Bros vessel to Brett
Brig MarT MAllett (Br Msiatt, Santa Cruz IL dsTa
With sugaz 10 w & p Armstrong 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
STATEN ISLAND.

The Republicans Of West6cd met at Rossville. on
Wednesday, elected officers and organized club,
TO be named Union Republican Club OF Westfeld
Thirty members signed the roll.
Constable NJ Welsh OF Clifton Is charged with getting
drunk, pulling man out of his bed In the night and
threatening take him to tho police station II 10
was not gvon him, ordering drinks at 4 bar and
assaulting the bar-keeper wnen payment was de-
manded and trying to break up ball Ho Will be
punished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
ALONG THE SOUND.

All the bodcarriers In Bridgeport arc on strike, and
building operations are at a standstill
The Burroughs memorial chapel OF ST. Johns lEpisco-
pal Church, bridgeport, was dedicated Wednesday
night 1t cost $50, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06

crowd laughed the woman coored the boy avenged
and unconsciously he had supplied good example OF
the peculiarly American humor that makes light Oh
mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
MAXINE INIELLIG ENOH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rsea 63l SETS 20 Noon rise 32I Moons age "a
HIGH wATER
zh-sandy Hoox. 3lOl Co, I,pd APO He'll Gate 500
As-ssndy Hook A25 GOV Isld. Bis Holl Gaia 7O2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SATURDAY. APRIL z
Annsuncsmeatl

Beware of slight irritation of the throat.
Brumners Cough Drops give edato relief said
elevated Railroad stations and every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06

EsPENsCHEID'5 CELEBRATED HATS.
THE LEADING SPRING STYLBs
6alssroom, ll8 Nassau.sL, ll8,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
$40 WEST l26rH.5r
Diseases OF the Nervous system organh
Impotence ana sterlllty. Hours-Sts IL, ts8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-06
"TO MOTurpq

"To MOTHERS
MRS WISgLows SOOTHING sYkUr ter Children Tsething.
softens the reduces iada nation aays all pain,
wind osio ana diarrhsA Twenty sens bsttlA
WHITE HANDS
Frsm using CoRsKLLB
BEyZoN COSMETIC SOAP. rs CTS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

Tho Nelson Shaft, ct Shamokin, Pa,
suspended operations indefinitely, yes
teTdAy, because the operators refused
10 pay the pregent schedule. Five hum
dred men qlit work.
Twenty-Five per cent OF the coke
ovens In the C0nDellsville region were
shut down yesterday, in accordance
with the agreement made by the opera
tors 3 few dsys ago. The suspension
Is for the purpose OF restricting produc.
tiou, and will throw 1870 men out OF
employ meut. The operators say they
will not reduce the selling price Of
coke.
TIE MouongAhela river miners art
uniting In an effort to have the price
paid Ia the fourth pool that was agreed
upon There are several works In tn
fourth pool where the men are working
at 2X cents n buhhel, which is one
quarter OF d cent under the price. Ar
rAngements have been made with TIA
miners in all Of the other pools TO tax
renewed steps to keep up the prices Il
the fourth pool. The men volunt tArll,
agreed to rsise q subscription, which
II is said, now amounts to $4,000. I
heip the miners to make q stand for th
extra quarter OF = cent. There are thre
hrIns 10 the pool who are not payinI
the price.
A telegram from McKsesport, Penn
sylvania, says that Andrew Oarnegi
on Thursday shipped one hundred bal
rels Of coke from each OF the Moor
wood and Standard Works to Englan
to bs tested. Il is thought that th
superiority OF The quality will justii
shipments to lhst country regularly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17
BrevItios.
'Cha cheapest Rat house fin the O.
Humfsr6 8r0a.' 4OA Market strs

Enc cheapest hat house fin the city
Rum = r6 8r0a.' 4OA Mark OF street.
Try Bnsh's coal you Will like II.
Brazilian Balm, Immediate euro for humps.
Brazilian balm cures cold; 20 doses, 100.
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs,
Huy yonr rusniture at Murphey's.
Try Basins coal you will surely like 1t.
M.llard Z. Davis, jeweler, L. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, AT HAnrs, Is E. Fourth.
Y. Roop smith, druggist, 9th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's, 300 Ship
ley street
Have you tiled those cough drops at No.
W. Second streeH
Tho best cough candy at No. 4 W. Second
street.
60 TO Geo. II. Murphey's for your parleI
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 ShiD
ley street.
90 to II. H. Moore's stalls, Y and HSseond
street market, for your chaice creamery fresf
| butter also the best cream Cheese at marke
price.
Ross, at lle Market strest, lie now selling
| hats and wlnter goods very cneap 70 reduce
STOCK before remoying TO his new store
march 2bth next, at 2i0 Market street.
II you want cheap picture frames 90 70 q
| 4, Beugh 2OS Vest Second street. L haV'
the largest stosk IN DelRwarei come sAo 20
| for yourselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17
Johnson's fight For L,re.

MEDIA, Feb. 16.-3amuel Johnson,
the condemned Bharpleas murderer,
was eKamlued to-day under oath before
Dom missioner Cromelin in tho county
jail. There were present baside his
counsel Prison.keepsr Morgan Baker
and the Inspectors, Sheriff g. l.. Green,
Ex-SheTif Matthews, Ex-Dlstrict AT.
torney Baker, ii. O. 5noWdon, the
local member OF the Board OF Charities,
number of others and member OF the
press.
The direct exAminAtion was con-
Quoted by yohnson's senior counsel.
John b. Robinson, and IL and the Gross
examination made by Mr.. Baker GOV
cred every point tn the case and con-
eumed Ave hours. johnson oorrobora'
ted the statements Of Carrie Lane, Rob.
ert MattheRA and Meyerhof as TO his
whereabouts ON the night of the crime
and explained away his former state
ments mAde at the time Of his arrest by
saying he knew he was guilty OF th,
Lewis robbery and was afraid he woult
be tried for 1t and put away for five o.
ten years, and did not think he would
be convicted Of n crime Of which b.
was innocent. The cross. ss.examinatioi
was rigid and tesrohing, bat did NO
break down or confuse the witness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17
"ovsr the aardsn wall"

Mr.. and Mrs George 8. Knight, sup
ported by . very excellent company,
appeared as the 0psrA Houee last
night and presented the whimsical
comedy, "0Ver the Garden WALL" be.
Mrs V RniSht, with the entire company,
po..u..nGd their pAstJ In au excellent
manner, but It seems strange that they
do not select someting more lolid for the
display Of their abilities. "Over the
Garden WA!l'' is light, very light, but
iS author says sit was only written TO
cause merriment," and those who were
present lost evening had ample pr0oi
that IL filis the bill in that respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

CHICAGO. Fsb. 1.-THE Appellate
CouIt yesterday handed down its deci.
sion In the "boodls" cases. Both cases
we're affirmed. One was the case Of
Edward 8. Mcdonald, formerly en-.
gineer OF the County Hospital, and the
other what is known as the omnibus
case, in which twelve defendants,
eleven OF whom were County or ex.
County Com mmissionare, were put on
trial. The Jury convicted and 6xei the
punishment OF four al fine OF 81 900
each, and for those remaining two
yeArs' imprisonment. Counsel obtained
. stay OF execution until March 9 for
all the defendants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17
Professor Hailmnnn's Lecture.

Yesterday Afternosu Professor VIM.
n, Holman, superintendent of school 10
ut La Porte, Indiana, lectuEsd In the
Friends school, at Fourth and West
streets, on "SchoolB and choolmasters
in Other Lands"
The house WAS well filed by those In.
teIesIed IN schools aud educa,ioa. The
scholars Of the school aud It's principal,
Isaac T. johnson, were part OF the
audience. Among those preAent were
Thomss Worreil, William Bancroft,
Thomas Holcomb, BlwOod Garrett, the
Rev. William W. Taylor. Joseph M.
Mather, Lindley G. Kent, Mr.. md Mrs.
IL. r. BTinghutst and many others.
Professor Hallmann begsn his re-
marks nj 3 p. m. and continued fer
about an hour. He compared the old
method OF teaching and the new and IL
lustrsi ed his remarks by briefly fol-
lowing the course of Swiss boy,
q companion of the speaker, through
the public school, the preparatory
school and the University, aud point
ing out the mistaken methods OF the
teachers of that cUuDtry aud day.
The advent of woman no teacher
the speaker regarded as the most i'm
portnnt change in the worlds method
OF education. The man teacher too oiteT
tried 10 beat learning into the child
with rcd, n book or the hand, bu
woman carried with her tho benevolent
spiritual and mothorly influence, teach
4 ing the child through the inner life, th'
soul. This was natural, bat man wa
the agent OF gpiritualisIn, man looket
to achieve success In and through self
, but woman, on the contrary, was con
, stAntly laborlDg for the Euccats OF son
/ ono else, husband, father or q son.
a The address was an interesting an
mNsterly one. At s O'Clock this ever
Ing Profss or HRilmann wltllecture o
"rhe Rt jecEsd 6tone," hich iB n pie
. for character training To motro'
s morning At 10 80 o'clock he will spea
i on the Educational Value OF Marie
l. Training" AMI the teachers Of the OH
O and all othsr parsons interested in ed'
n cation are invited to bs present. Bot
l. OF these lectures will be delivered In Il
n Friends' Meeting House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

WASHINGTON, February 16.-The
fisheries treaty, which was signed last
evening, was the subject OF much specu'
latlon and discussion ~ the Capitol to.
day. While declining to give any spe-
cihc information rs to its provisions,
Secretary BAyard tonight said to an
Assooiated Press reporter that for many
years the great contention among
American fishermen had been for q fair
aud Just construction OF the treaty of
1918 and that the present treaty had
been framed by the American negotia.
tors with view to meet tho needs and
necessities OF our fishermen, and he be-
lieved that II the treaty 10 ratified that
end will have been accomplished.
From n Trustworthy souroe 1t 10 learn
ed that to our fishermen are secured all
the commercial privileges for which
they have been contending, with the
exception sf this right to purchase bait
In G CanadiAn waters, which 10 expressly
withheld.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

An exchange In speaking OF the COM
many which will appesr at the Opera
House tonight says: "No concert
troupe equsl 50 that engaged by Gam
papini has ever made the tour of this
country. Besides Campanini, host in
himself, and Madame Rspetto, vocal
phenomenon, he presents Scalohi, the
greatest of contrsto singers; Galassi,
the prince OF vocalists; Nannetti, who
is in superb voice; Oorsini, the only
buffo singer now in this country; Bal.
dini, q true tenor. eignora Torricelli
does wonders with her violin, All the
artists sinE and play as II their hearts
were IN their work and respond 20 en-
cores without the customary atecta'
! tioue,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

City Council met In regular session
last evening. In the absence OF Presl.
dent Eckel, who is still too Ill to attend
Colonel William b. Norton presided.
The Finance Committee reported fa-
vorably on the petition OF Ambrose
Little asking the return OF S23l over.
paid taxes. Tbs committee slso re.
ported that they had examined the &C
counts OF Edmund Provost, deceased,
tax collector for 1883 and with the al.
lowAnoe made Of ga, ,S9l 81 found them
correct, ss they also did those Of E. p.
Moody, who was appointed to fill out
the unexpired term. The committee
reported adversely on the petition Of
Robert MoCAulley asking 10 be allowed
the July rebate on taxes.
Mr.. Taylor, the chairman Of the com.
mittee, explained It's report by saying
that the proper way for the petitioner
to have done would have been TO have
paid the taxes on the property which
he claims he did not own aud then tC
have petitioned Council to return him
the amount.
Mr.. Bsynard thought that II Mr.. Mo
\ Caulley refused TO psy these taXe
there was no way for the city to Cum
4 pell him 10 do go, and he for one woulC
DO afraid 10 take such o suit into
court. He therefore moved TO ament
by granting the prayer OF the peti
TONER.
Mr.. Taylor and Mr. Chambers spok,
apainst the amendment.
The amendment was lost and the rt
port of the com mittee adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Quinn the chair
man OF the Especial Committee o.
HEALTH" Edward Boden aud ChArle
Conner were each allowed S28 for Bel
vice as quarantine ofdcars.
\ Too CONT unioation from the Stret
and eewer Directors in regard to th
printing OF the report Of the Chief Er
2ineer of the Surveying DepArtmeu
was received, read and filed.
II A petition was read asking that
lbell OF 500 pounds weight with strii
or attached he placed In the tower {
the Weccacoe Engtne House WAS refe
red to the Fire Committee.
The City Treasurer reported balant
of SIG, ,549.59, sand lot $3, ,106 81; par
J purposes $437 04. Received from Ia
, Collector Needy, 5000, and from Ta
, Collector Kane, S400.
ell An order was the allowance for %
26s.75 was ordered to be drawn In fAyC
of the treasurer OF the Board OF Ed'
!. cation for school purposes.
o The following bills were Above
/, James M Griffin, Sis so; r. A. Gar
! we'll, Sl4 so; j. NJ Solomon, t20.6
3 Samuel Murphy, 1882; W. p. He
= Erickson, $40 II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

sTI1LwATER, Mimi, Feb. ia
convict known As DR.. August Tousky,
has been identified as John A. q. FAw'
toski. who, 1t is said, six years sRo,
while resident OF Chicago, took out
policies upon his life 10 the amount Of
50, 500, and suddenly disappeared, his
wife showing a note from him, stating
that he was about to drown. himself
Part Of his clothes were found upon one
Of the Lake piers. His wife brought o
Successful action TO recover n judgment
for the amount OF his life insurance.
After leaving Chicago he married
penitentiAry for attempting 70 murder
her because she refused TO act In COLI
sion with him to deirAud an insurance
com pany.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

Cisco, TeEas, Feb. 16.-0ne CT the
boldest and most daring robbsfies ever
Committed in Texas oc currsd here yes.
terdAy AFTERNOON. At about s 80 o'clock
q man entered the Cisco Bank and asked
Mr.. II. G. Levesux, chs cashier and
treasurer, to change hill. AS Mr..
Leveaux stepped forward to do so three
other men walked in, and one Of them
presented large pistol at his bead and
said:
"This is the kind Of change 1 want"
At this time g. Il. Blake aud III. B.
Owens, who were In the bank, got up
and started out, but the robbers halted
them and marched them with Mr..
Leveaux up into one corner OF the bank,
where three of the robbers guarded
them, while the other went through
the bank, took every dollar in IL, o gold
watch and other valuAbles deposited
there for safe keeping.
After they had got every thing in the
bank they made Mr.. Leveaux open two
doors leading into the back ya,d and
marched the men in the bank Out into
the yArd and compelled them to climb
o high plank fence into an alley where
they were followed by the robbers
The latter then climbed another fence
into . wagon yard where their korsei
were hitched. Mr.. Leveaux was lit
tie slow In getting over the fence. Ant
the thieves went over and left him. d
ran back through the bank and out o
the front door and gave an alarm.
Mr.. Owens did not move into the cor
ner OF the bank as rapidly 80 the rob
bers thought best, and one OF then
struck him on the head with his pisto!
, Telling him to the floor, and iRfloting
. pa inful, though not serious wound.
When the robbers entered the bAnl
[ they did not walt 10 make any Attemp
4 TO get the doors Of the enclosure on tn
inside open, but climbed over the ir0
/ railing, which Ia eight feet high. MI
Blake also scaled the iron railing. H
\ started out when the thieves fret mad
:. Mr.. Leveaux throw up his hands, bu
Z they hurried him back aB quickly q
: they could.
The robbers got from $4,000 to SS00t
a of which 5000 was in silver, 5000
{ gold aud the rest In Rreenbaoks. Afte
! they got out on their horses, and abou
4 200 yards away from the bank, the
drew their pistols and fred four or fiy
shots, which alarmed the whole tow
r and in ten minutes Marshal j.
/. Thomas and eeveral citizens were
hot pursuit. At B O'clock Thomas an
|: his posse were In sight Of the robbel
]. and seemed TO be gaining on them.
j; A desperate fight will take plHi
l. should the officers succeed In runnlI
the thieves down. The thieves we
n OF m asked.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

Dupont Post, No. 2, G. A. r., Gale.
brated their eighth anniversary last
evening, a. their magnificent head
quarters in the HArkness Building,
Tenth and Market streets. smyth Post
met at their headquarters, in the Adams
Building, st Z o'clock, and half an hour
later marched TO Dupont headquarters,
escorted by the drum corps. Past Com
mHndeE Bogis, OF Post 2, was called
upon to preside, and Oommander Lewis,
OF Post l, WAS seated on his right. The
exercises opened with m music by HyAtS's
Orchestra, folio wed by an opening Ad'
dress by Commander Bogia. Mr.
Harry O. Brown oi Philadelphia sang
the 40 d Sexton" In q rich baritone
voIce, after which Post Commander
Peter B AyArs gave an interesting
history Of the origin and growth OF the
post, which now numbers 800 members
and owns over %, 900 worth of movable
property in the building. Commander
Lewis, Of Post 1, upon being called upon
made brief address, In which he dwell
upon the fraternity which draws and
cements the old veterans together. A
part OF General Howard's orAtion 81
Gettysburg on 1.-THE A merioAn Soldier
was then read by member
OF Post No. 1, after which it was
announced that the ladies had supper
waiting in the parlor on the third floor
and could seat lao. Fully that many
went down and were coon seated around
the long tables, which were loaded
, down with good things. When they
, retired their places were taken by 9TH
ers, and fully 500 enjoyed the boun
tsous repAst. Upon returning to th'
upper room speeches were made BY
Past Department Commander Ross
= Comrade MAoAlllster, swissett ant
!. Grimes. MIR. Brown gave several mort
songs, and 8. 8. johnson convulsed th'
J. audience with his oomioallties. Thes
J. exercises were interspersed with musi
by HyAtt'a orohestrs; the entiEs hff4i
Waa not only success but ais: h.s lll
enjoyable. Too much praise oSnDO
be given the ladies for the grand sap
per which they provided, and for tn
very excellent manner In which 1t wa
managed. Notwithstanding the larg
j. number that sat down to the table
there WAS not the slightest confusion
D. and everyone was served prompt.
The supply WAS ample, and II any on
d left the tables without having enougl
=, IL was his own fault.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

The West Chester Record says that at
6. so O'Clock on Thursday morning the
thermometer ut that offica registered
one degree below zero, being colder
than at any tims during the past year
the mercury not going down to zero in
that section ct any time in the winter
of 1887. Only three tines in the past
twelve years has the mercury gone be
| low zero In Chester C)1nty in Febrn-
ary, onoe In 1881, oncs In 1885 and once
| Ia 1886. The oitizane csn therefore put
down in their memorandum books thal
the 18th day of February, 1885, waf
one of the eoldest ever occurring IN
Chester County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17
Special Mention.


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Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

THE Morning News makes . good
.,oIu, tu the csse Of young LNwlsss, who
rs so terribly iE jared on the B. & o.
|PyIroad lAst Monday night This
,oupg man resolved his ipIarles within
!. a. sqaarsr OF lee new Hons ,pA.hls
Hospital, bat instead OF belag conveyed
m that Institution &c BDon IS possible,
vns hsulGd iEon one plase 10 another,
and auAlly tgken In wagon from the
Ivos o! Market street 20 the Alnshouse,
vh,rs bis legs we're Ampuinted aud he
S,ea Aside frnm the cruelty Of haul
lnr this pooT, suffering boy from one
mari o, the city 10 the other, aud then
oy,t a rough rokd FOR three miles 10 the
,lu,aoass, Wa the vAluAble time tina.
Vas lost A. least two hours elapsed
from the time the accident happened
anti he wss deposited In that institu-
tiou, and II there hNd bean the sllghtos,
hope o, bis recovery At arsl, II was BY
tbst time !trevDcaoly lost. Some ONE
ia TO blame In this m after, but sill We
DO not wlth 10 be understood as Infer
ing thA. this blame rests on either ths
managers or physicians In charge OF sh'
hospital. We rather thlok the faul
rests wl,h shose who had the unfortu
nate young man In charge, and II 4
probable ihs. not cue OF them eve
thought Of the hospital. 1. has beeI
the custom 80 long to take all suci
cases to the A.mshouae, that We suppos
the hospits, was entirely lost sighs oil
We cNnnol ior one moment believe thA
because the physician who had the cas-
In charge belon gs TO another school Q
medicine, no preferred to have thi
mAngled boy hauled miles In the bitn
cold TO taking him TO q place where b
would be cared tor ct oEoe. This fAt
is, Is was q serious oversight. and - =
said before We do not believe the hosp
tai was ever thought Of, or there Is q
doubt but no would have been take
there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-17

CINcINNATI, Feb. Ill. is stated
that ear Akron, Ohio, on Wednesday
IN IrninR, "people were thrown out OF
boil and windows and ceilings orum.
bled, while the earth rocked, the con-
vnlsions being preceded by terrific re-
ports OF an explosion. A great hssNre
In the earth 10 the only sign Of tile
strange occurrence. People fed from
their houses, and the greatest excite
ment prevailed.