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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Children held their quarterly
meeting last Saturday with President
Cause. IN the chair and Andrew g.
Wilson acting ~ secretary. Reports OF
the tftioeIs and committees were re-
oslved and approved. Special Agent
Stout reported that be had rescued ~
children from inhumAn parents OF
guardians, and placed them In the
different homes. All but ak Of these
children were In this city, these being
At places down the State. Tbs society
10 doing an excellent work, and Special
Agent Stout has proved himself the best
ofheial they have ever had. II would
be impossible to estimate ths amount
Of good that has been done, aud every
Citizen shonld cordially assist the So
oieiy In this great and good work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

Yesterday morning two italian men
and 3 woman went into John .. Gil.
bFIds'a Old Penn Hotel, No. COL Orange
street, aud oAilsd for drink. Tue pro
ptteior waited on them and then went
into 3 rear room, leaving them stand
ing ct the bar. When he returned they
we're gone, and he found that closet 10
the bar room, where be hspt his money!
had been opened and tia0 taken.
Thinking that perhAps they might
attempt 70 leave town, Mr.. Gllbrldt
Lotifed Detectives Jones and VAnde-
arift, ct the P, W. q B. railroad sta
ton, and Alto gave them q description
of the thieves. Since then these efki.
GERS have been on the lookout for the
guilty parties, and their Efforts were
drowned with auooess about ~ O'Clock
to-day.
About that time Morris Il. Moses,
the well-hnoWn salesman ~ Fellhei-
meI's Economy Hall, No. 400 Market
street., saw an Italian man and woman
on the opposite aide Of the street. looking
iRtently 81 the clothing display Cd IN
the windows. In . little time they
came aorotB and entered the store
when the woman said that she wished
to purchase a suit OF clothes for che
man. Mr.. Moses showed them several
suits but the woman declared tbAt theS
were not good enough, and finally So
lseted one Of Si2.
She ebdeAvorsd to have the price 70
duoed 81, and when the man f0nnd thai
Mr.. Moses was in1sxible, and had bul
one price. he declared has intention o
leaving the store and going elsewhere,
Tue woman, however, declared thai
sho Was paying for the olothes. and a
they suited her she would take them.
They were wrapped up when the NO
man put her hand in her bosom and
pulled out IN old reg, from which she
took $40 note and lWo silver dollars
and handed them TO Mr.. Moses.
There was, however, = witness 20 the
transaction, and that witness WAS Do
tective Jones. Finding that the thievee
had not made their appearance ~ tht
railroad station, Mr.. Jones Instructed
Detective VapdegFift to keep sharp
lookout there, while he took walk up
Market street.
Just As he reached Fourth street he
noticed the / allan man and woman
and followed them into Economy hall.
He Atood at the jtwelry oAse Inspecting
some trInkets Whifo they were being
waited upon, and when they came out
aIr-A el lhsm bo3h.
They were taken 10 the hall, and the
greater part OF the stolen money found
In the woman's bosom, after which they
were locked up aud will have q hearing
TO morrow morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
RsnnbiicAn casdldAlSs

siate senstoS-LeWls Thompson.
Representatives - Charles NJ Curtie,
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John PIling White Clay Creek;
l. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel ?,
Stewart, Red Lion.
Levy Court Commissioners John J
Gallagher, Wilmington James T., Ne
gllligau, Brandywinc; Benjamin F. Ship.
pari, Christians; John W. CotImsn, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Pyncader.
sheriff-Will'am Simmons.
Coroner-George w. jackson,
The Republicans Of Red Lion hundred
at an election held on Saturday selected
their candidates for inspectors, assessor,
road commissioner and representative.
For inspectors, George Hutchinson cast,
and William II. Bun'z west, were elected
without opposition. Foo assessor III
votes were cast in both districts Will
liam j. Wingate received 60 votes AID
his competit RS, Miles Clark aud q. Bell
| yille, received 10 ard S6 respectively
making a total vote Of lil, Wlngate''
| plurality, 10 For road commissioner
William Nor received e. votes, vii
liam Cakes IS, and Charles Aldhch IS, a
/ total vote of ll3. Morrow's plurality 80
For representative. Daniel P. Siewsr
received So votes, &. c Spruance as, aud
George B. Money 40, total vote o! 1873
Stewards plurality, 0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-lAEpl
was kept at the Ola Sip shtuI
TO day, and no one was slIoEd 1
him He is said to le b-ait,I
under his mental aud bodily q
and the detectives expect % nj
confession from him before OnI
time they are working up llpg
and have already found HVtnI
ways than policy III Witch bic a
were expended lie said to lIsl
dissolute life tor years but % q
had he covered LIE tracks vi
breath OF suspicion had a,atAaEl
him before
The people defaulcd ny 5sitlil
cages will probably lave 4 ~
hunt ng for the parties legall Y
bls to them for their losses. N !
way Bank, the Bank Of The SAl I
York and Massrs, shipniA Y
Larocque and Choa't ere 81 y,
foist the responsibility uPonaa
shoulders, and the ttAniVn
promises 10 be a bitter one,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

PITrsBURa, Sept 24.-A mysterious
suicide took place on Express No. 8, on
the PIttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, en- route from Chicago 70 this
city this morning. William syms, one
Of the meat efficient baggage masters on
the road, shot himself through the head,
aAd the dead body lay in the baggage rar
for several hours before It was diseov-
cred.
syms took charge Of the car al Crest
line, o., last night. Harvey Richardson,
the dams Express messenger, was 10
the same car. As soon as they left Alli--
ance he went asleep and knew nothing
about Syms until Beaver Falls was
reached, hfty-ave miles East, when he
was aroused Conductor Day and the
brakeman noticed that no mail had been
thrown Cd the car at Salem, o, and
VIXEN Beaver Falls was reached they tried
to open the door, but found that 1t was
ping Richardson was aroused. He tells
the rest Of the story As follows;
~ was startled to see the dead body Of
Syms lying on the 1oor. He had taken
my revolver from my satchel, which ]
had left unlocked on top Of the safe He
did not seem 10 oppressed spints and
gave NJ intimation that he contemplated
suicide. On Sunday we have little TO dc
es the express matter Is light and lay
down on top of the mail and throwing q
coat over my head went to sleep The
firing Of a revolver would not awaken
me as we are used to hearing signal capG
Iexplode along the road"
Syms had written up his report as fat
as Canton. II showed that he was nery-
Ious. There is much speculate n As "a
what caused his suicide. Conductor
Day, in referring to a letter which he
found on the dead man, raid; The
letter hints at certain matters which,
suppose, no one but the members of bis
family will understand" sJms had
been on the road over twenty-four years
He was not married aud was over forty
years Of age Tie lived with his mother
aud sister in this city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
lightning Above III, Ul,,,

Yesterday afternoon tin, 4.
lists from various paris Of NJ,
States visited the SUNNI, u
Peak. BetEeen 2 and 4 ~
we're electric s.oim, aeoonp,si1
heavy fall Of hail, otc1rr,J. n
tors took refuge 10 the slvp,l :
Miss Laura Cook, aged Il yeIa1
ter OF Mr.. George d Oook, ~
was standing In the opsn doorVvl
the Storm was q: It's le!abt
the raging eltmeLts. sudts
simultaneously with $ deaisSl
= binding light e led the toonI
spectators were hOrridei 10 ~
blaze OF . lightning Dol, ,tdk,
Fortunate girl full In the ile, M
downward around ler body, N
knocked senseless 10 The a.,
fearful sight met tbs eyes Of n
tives and friends, who c.oVdd 2
her. Her head WAS swollen hnl
meua size, aud her body u.
were cut III stripes and honAJI
lated. The inoideutisa p,tIl
nomena, and old molttAinmsi
TO be the first serious etera
turbanos ewes csur.nzAboulht
In the history OF that STAG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
FIFTH EDITI0l



i've, we CLIP the following hSN ,,S
I :, indspeudsn,'' a, non u
81 The Frisndship Fla 1 f. ooaI
r mo,n 9.lty' who ltit e,tIy OT %!es
| v IN points, on a tour AZ I li,I "
nc pnrpo'e Of inqalrlSS i,a n,' \
I'VE merits Of ditisI,1, mo u
sO,se :, homo no last nieai i I, 'aIl
pese OF the Frl,ri,hie o,nNhA
so,, : good machine aoJ I !, IiI
.on every Advantage Sa u- a., a W I
com mitsse that tIey MIN N ssuslisa
70 :. ieoom mend to he e ,,T. .asV|
Friendship COMPANY, Il Ji't1f9 n.y., \
their La France ero,sS NJ !. ny \. tigl
~, nlne creek aud ssvs AZ ~ s ,,s
me work Of a steam sn y ,sialel
Witnessed. Il was tfs1 N.Y. \, |, |.
t,h,a n Exactly iovr m Y,
the torch had been appl Nil aI w
sou On With slItv ~
Neam, and two minus. ~ ". ~
pounds OF steam, VA bln Wy
ing water and seudlps = s.l
lar out intotho creek, Fvs .''1
en-. was we'll pleased with X!
exhibition. "''u 'a' y
"A member OF thu oou.,,.l
speaking OF the trip and V ~
In Wilmington, WheTe nn ~ ;, \
was spent, was loui In NJ . y
Friendship Fire Ugmp,S1' Y, WV n
Between the Frleuds6'p q, Wy
~ q the Friendship OF B,r1Is..A
exists . 'ffiendship alma,, i'..
They are the slsmese ,-ln, ~.
men, and when the WiIm,,...l
come to Harrisburg, Wien XIV
70 DO HeEt spring, tksv ms
gates OF cur city viii bs IA, y
their entrance and sfeu,,i, "
exit until every man ii ~
Hold ! enough " N''I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

Last Thursday Charles O. Smith, .
oolored man, was sent by Manager
sova, OF the Wilmington Coal 90. Opera
tive Company, to put In some coal for Q
customer, bat failed TO do 60, sud Mr..
eovA v as Obliged to 60 aud do the work
himself. When Smith came around the
yard Mr.. sova ordered him to ttAy
away, but instead Of doing so he re-
turned LAST evening aud abused Mr..
S1vA. Not content with that he filled
his pockets with stones and threatened
to assault him as soon as he came ont
OF the office. As soon 81 Mr.. Sova
heard Of his threats he took him 10
custody and telsphoned for q p1lloe
tfficeI. This morning Charles was ar.
raigned SefofC Judge Turner and Aned
o. and costs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

!. E'ers'o" nAs heard Of s "horse
.yn." bat who has ever seen an
"a llns gifted with the pqWer OF spseoh2
sa.b an animal would be pronounced .
miisc'e; but 90 would the telegraph and
the telephone have been q hundred
years ago. Why, even very recently q
cure fer consumption would have been
looked uron as miraculous, but now
people are beginning TO Tealizs that the
disease 10 not inourable. DR. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery will cure
1t, II taken in slime. This world-re-
nowned remedy will not make new
lungs, bat 1t will restore diseased ones
TO hsssIthy state uhen all other means
have failed. Thousands can gratefully
tsstiiy TO this. All druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 35.--Mrs. Sarah
Sellers Bunting, wife Of Josiah Bunting,
dry goods buyer for WRuAmaker's, who
was dangerously hurt by being thrown
from horse a. secane last Saturday, was
IN an unconscious and critical condition
yesterday. The family have been spend
ing the SUMMER at that place during Mr..
But tlna's absence In Europe. On Batur-
day Mrs Bunting and her two sons,
Joseph aud sydney, went out riding.
While they were coming home Sydney,
= ho was In the leEd, stopped his horse
suddenly 10 turn into the gate.
Mrs. Bunting's horle stumbled against
the forward animal and she was thrown
TO the grou, d, striking the right side OF
her head She was taken into the house
and several physicians summoned. They
found that her wounds were very Danger
Gus and she was brought 10 her home at
Twenty. first aud Arch streets. A con-
sultAtiOn of physicians was held, but
Mrs Bunting has not once regalned con-
seiousness and &c lie feared that she will
die Mrs Bunting ts well-known Ia the
city and has large circle of friends
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
DIED,

ROCP-Eear seAfoTd, Dol, on the 7sd inst
OuATlie H., son Of Hubert a., and the late
May II. keop, Of this city, aged months
ana 10 days.
Inters emit At soaford NJ. E. Cemetery.
UODSON-0n September lTlh, In LRnoas.
ter 10, Va Charles w., son of Richard
AMI II zsoeth Dodson. aged ID months. :
SAMMOFS.-Un September 2ith. william
II. sRmm0ns, in the o7nd year Of his age,
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
Vltei TO attend his funeral from his late
ITasldot es, 10. 9lt klm street, on rhuFfday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. lntorment at River.
view eemtuTy.
JEFFEhIS.-Dn Sunday, EeIt:mber 23d,
Char 81 JtlfsfiR, In his d year,
Relatives and friends OF the family and
the Delaware Fire Company are respectfully
tpvttBd TO atteni his funeral from hts To- Q
residsnoe, No 29B Poplar street, on Wednes-
day Rftsrboon, at o'eloot. laierment at
R.veIyi.W eemetery.
RYhH--Cn the 23I irst., Mary, widow OF
the late Matthew Ryaa, aged AZ yeaes.
Relatives aud frionds arc respectfully IN.
vltoj to attend hor funeral from her late
roi idoneo, No. 500 KirB street. on wednes
day morning. at elOnK. High Mas al
st. pstar's Church, lntoTmett at Now Ga
thtdral CEN otory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

The Republicans Of the county eKpeo,
q great rally 81 the Brandy wine SPRING.
on Tbuuday next under the auspices Of
the vett ran Soldiers and Sailors Club.
The meeting will commence At II
O'Clock, and after dinner will com
nRAin at 8 O'CLOCK. CHARLES II. Treat,
Republican candidate for Congress,
Bon N. b. 6mitheTa, Anthony Hig-
gins, Btq., George V. Massey, Esq,
William D. spruAnoe, E,q, Levi U.
Bird, E.Q., james Pehnewlll. Eco ,
BENJAMIN Nislds, Esq., and q. @. Brad
ford, ESQ will address the meeting.
Every Republican organization In the
county and every Republican and
Dsmocra.ic cltiBsh IN the county is In
vtted 70 Aitsnt Trains will leave
Water and MA,kst, Q 80 and IL =. M,
aud 2 end . IS p, M; Delaware Avenue
Depot, II 9. m and 2.4b p. m. Reduced
fare from oil stAIiOOs on b. q o. and
LAnden berg branch. Excursion tickets
from WilminRton, g cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

LEBANON, Pa Sept. u Il =
was developed here thisevenlll I
sheriff levied upon the lsEelII w
G. Wolfenst ergeri on Eigl'h w 1.
levy upon his goods was i6' ilA /
tion the public had that tAey0als
had disappeared ron ile lg Y,
his creditors aud bis family a Y !,
1t was found that on FRIDAY i ~ !. I
negotiated a mortgage Of 49, .....
ing this cash and whAis,ri y. ~ 4,
money he possessed, had la' '
unknown rm,
WolfensbcrCer lnl criied WY ' !,
years ago, and, altogether be W. - 4
live business man He was l l,l., ,
years ago to a lady from Hsll W.,
now left pennies aud Is NJ
the shock. The eXag: an2 ,i,a y; !
bilities Is not Known. hn =, IA
, practically Il ttiug since +, o, N, hi
all bis property to Fs i-'' '''''
leaving
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
THIRD EDITION.


waller 9olmss, = young man. VS.
chars, d 81 this mornings stsalon Of the
olty court with annoyipg Mary Jane
swentuau, an aged mAiden lady re.
gliding on French street betWeen Third
and Fourth sh eets, Tho evidences
showed that = gApR OF young men IN
shat vicinity have for long time made
a nrAoticp OF annoying Mics sweatmAn,
and making her life miserable, and thSt
tha accused was one OF the number,
Lest night be threw down her cellar
door, ard when she came out 10 sec
what was the matter called out. Ego In
The house." ''hiss cat," and Osber In
sultipg remarks. The court adjudged
him guilty, and said lyon oushI 70 b
a,hamed Of oaraalf 20 Rnnoy . woman
IN this manner. Eou are old enough e
know better, and propose you shat
let this womsn alone. will only fac
you 81 this time, has II you do It again
/ will give you the full extent OF thu
law" TIE fine and costs amounted Y
over f5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
ne,ved aim Rlght.

A young man named George W, Kelly,
was arrested by Officers Sherer ard
Butler, charged wi indeoently assault
ing young ladies on the streets. He had
hearing before Judge Turner Moudsy
evening, when the charge was clearly
proven by the testimony Of several wit
ness,s. At the close Of the testimony
Judge Turner said "Geo sc W. Kelly,
you are one Of the Tcrs9u8 that this
Court has been tr ing to get bod Of for
some time, aud now [ q. the offence with
" hich you are charged has been clearly
proven, I intend to make an example Of
you. The pteuce Of this court is that
you pay The costs Of your prosecution, :
fue 81 90, and that GU be imprisoned
Tor eleven months. You are n W com
mitted to the custody OF the chief o
lpolice until this tentence Is mplle,
with" This IS tie heaviest teuttnce eve
imposed in the Municipal Co rt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

A hand car on the track OF the B. &
o RsilToAd was yesterday knocked
iDt0 pieces BY train OF loaded coal
aArs The hand car was not seen By the
train meD, and quartet OF coloFed men
playing cards on one of the cars were
amongst the aurpTss whom the collision
occurred. The brakeman saved him
self nom injury by Jumping from the
train. The Tiilemsn pTactioing on the
HeHldm0or range were also surprised TO
hear the loud crash, that sounded above
the crack Of their rifles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

The Delaware State Fair opens at Dover
to day. The books show $50 entril 8,
500 more than last year. kvery depart
ment shows an increase except that Of
sheep and swine, and the falling OF in
swine was caused by 3 fear of the hog
cholera. The BrowIs OF Rising Sun
who last week made such grand dis
p ay of fruit at the Horticultural Fair in
this city, distance all others In their dis
play Of fruit at the State Fair Every
body is preparing TO attend the fair even
the public schools Of Dover are to be
closed every day to give the children a
chance to attend in the afternoons. The
entries for speed Of horses is said to in
clude the best racers ever put upon the
track, WilmingtOnians visiting the fair
by leaving on the $40 and 5 rs a. m.
trains can srend full day at the fair, or
by coming down on the IL % m. train,
they can Lave half day at the fir
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
a pIsorderIT YounE Nan.

A young man was arrAigned before
Judge Turner this morning, charged
with disorderly conduct. The evidence
sh owed that the accu.ed had been en-
ployed as a driver by John Hans n,
livery stable keeper Yesterday he drove
a carriage to funeral, and afterwards
took a man to Rising fun. When he
came back about o'clock In the after
neon he gave Mr. Hanson 81, which he
said he had received for taking the man
to Rising Sun. Mr. Hanson insisted that
he had received 81 50, and was keeping
81 cents consequently quarrel resulted,
and MIR Hanson had him arrested The
Judge imposed enc Of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

The Democracy Of Marsballtop, Del,
Will hold large open air mass meeting
at that plAoa, en- Saturday evening,
cred by the Hon. On ne. p. Lore, James
grift and other prominent speakers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
moulurn Apn Cocper % p,ba,e.

On Saturday Col. Mcclure, Of tho
Phnaielphia Timeg, challenged seuAtor
Colpe ITO debate the tariff issue, each
In hts own way, at two meetings In
Media, both to be presided over by john
M Broomall, ard both to be held under
the auspices Of the Democratic and Rs.
publican local elubs." MIR. Cooper &C
ceptsd aud the presidentB Of thu club or
RsuizNuoDs have united Ia call f0T
meetings ~ the Court House, tho frat g
be add eB9Gd by OOlensl Mcclure, Fri
day night next, Mr. Cooper to reply OF
Friday night, October 9th. Tie ulubi
will turn out on both occasions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

LIBERTY, Va Sept. "a The following
note was picked up on Main Street Sat
urday morning supposed 20 have bsen
dropped by bAlloonist: "If this should
c, ance to fall in the hands of anyone tell
my wife, Mary Brooks, 204 Grum Dtreet
Cleveland, o., that 1 am high in ike:
with my balloon and It is unmanageable
dashlng along at fearful rate. l think
am moving Eastward. The sun has beer
in view for mere than an hour.
(Signed)
uCHAs BRoOKs "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25
the mexican Frontier TIoaDl..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. "a Acting
Secretary ThomT son to day received q
dispatch from the Collector Of Customs
at Brownsvll 9. Tex, saying that an
armed mob had possession Of Rio Grande
City. on account of the killing Of a
Mexican by q customs Official IN a per-
sonal encounter He was asked to order
the Military from Ringgold, as the civil
authorities were powerless, and fighting
was hourly expected A telegram sent
by the Secretary for further information
was not answered, and the Secretary dc.
ierred action until tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

Thorn Is = grand Republican ratifica-
tion meeting being held 81 Georgetown
TO day, Nhioh is probably the largest
ever held 10 Sussex county.
The Veteran Republican Club will
hold . meeting thts evening ct the
rooms OF the TippsoAnoe Club, Tenth
and Market streets
To moTroT evening the Fifth Ward
Republican Olub will hold a messing 1t
~ Republican headquarters in the 10.
stltute Hall.
The Seventh Ward Republican Club
had large mealing last evening.
The Republican mass meeting ct In
I'll ute Hail next Saturday night will
be one Of the greatest ever held in this
city. Hon. John 8. Wise, OF Virginia,
will be present and deliver the address
Ct the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2t-This has
been ne of the diFagreeable days of the
season. Yesterdays northeaster ha, been
succeeded by a cold rain and dr'zzle that
has continued throughout the day and
evening. This weather is regarded as ex.
ceedingly unfayorable. Only five deaths
have been reported. The report 10 day
SHOWS ll3, OF which s. are Colored and
Is whites -Four tiiths Of the new casel
are in the suburbs. Tota. ctses r5porttt
to date, 1891; total deaths, 2l7. 1t 4
impossible to approximate the number o
cases that have not been reported to III
Board If Health. One physician has la,
over 1870, few OF which have been lC
l ported,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

GLASGOW, Sept. 2I-Mr. Andrew
Carnegie delivered speech here this
evening to an audience. America land,
he said, WAS becoming yearly sub divided
and the capitalist was paying wages
which rendered him unable 10 compete
with the farmer who owned his land.
He condemned socialist, communist
and naturalization ideas and declared
that the civilization of the world started
from the day when everyone received re
ward for his labor There were frequent
manifestations of dissent from The
speakers remarks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-25

Thomas 8, Young, OF Cain township,
Chester County, Pa, who recently died,
made the following bequesw: To the
Board OF Foreign Missions Of the Pres
by terisn Church OF the United States
$50, to the Board Of Home Missions OF
the Presby terrain Ohuroh Of the United
States $50 to the Board Of Ministerial
Relief OF the Presbyterian Church Of
the United States $50, TO the OoAtssville
Presby terlsp Sabbath School $50, to the
Fret Baptist Church Sabbath 6chool of
Ooatesville S25, to the Olivet NJ. r.
/ Church SshbAh School OF OOatesville
Sl6, TO ih6 Rock Ron Presby ,eriar Sub.
bath 5chool S2b, to this Gaia Uuon Sab.
hath echool S25, TO the HspGz bah
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