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Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
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sT. LOUIS, Aug S1.-The United State,
District Attorney to-day filed twelve
suits for $1,000 each against Henry A,
lsmidt, tailor, under the law prohibit.
ing the importation OF contract labor.
The suits are instigated by the Journey
men Tailors' Union, with which Smidt
has had good deal of trouble, refusing
TO employ members OF the union or ad.
vance his prices on one or two oceasion
TO the union scale
Ten OF the men whom he is charged
With having imported are still with him
he claims In defense that he could not
get first class journeymen here, and was
compelled to send to Germany for them
but says that he made no contract With
them before their arrival in I IL country
Through correspondence with friends in
Hamburg he learned that a number of
tailors wanted to come to this country
but couldn't afford 1t, and he advanced
them their passage money, as he claims
re had right 10 do. He consulted a
lawyer before taking the step and was In
formed that he could send them the money
without yiolat ng the law
The trial of the case VIII be watched
with interest throughout the country, as
1t is apparently the best case yet made
out or attempted under the Con racs La
Dor law,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01


There 10 no abatement In the interest
manifested ct the Camp Of the Ipde.
pendent Metbo1ists At Union street
Park. Penisents ara coming cut night.
~ to the altar for palvs tion ard are b.
fPgEsFaLea ve& khs R9GSs.eE Gs.oi oi God. Be-
awakening among the unsAved. Meet
ings will be held all day tomorrow,
commencing with IN old tine prAye
and testimony meeting at m.
Preaching and oommuDion NJ 1890 ..
N. Al the ollss there will be . reoeptit n
OF members Prayer ana testimony at
p. m Preaching at D. N. Praise
met ting At 7 p. m and preaching at LAB.
Able ministers will be present 81 all
ttose who may come oan expect TO be
bent htted. The camp will hold over
for another week. Preaching every Of
teTnoon at 8 o'clock and every evening
at 7.45.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Is he 6ccurAte and quick at figures, an
accomplished penmau, an expert book
keeper, thorough commercial aritbme-
t!cian, a good spelleri Can be frame a
good business letter, make out checks,
drafts, notes, Invoices, statements, ac-
count sales? Does be understand COM
mercIal aw, banking, trade discounts,
averaging accounts, partnership settle
ments, etc Finally, can he write short
hand and operate a type writeIi If not,
realizing our sacred trust to that boy and
gnl, enroll them at once at the Whining.
ton Commercial College, Sth and Mar,
ket sts., to re open Monday next Sept.
Sd See larg alvertisemsnt elsewhere IN
this issue Catalogues free.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

A. P. Beecher the well.known photo
grapber at No 3l5 Merket street, visited
the course taken by the cyclone on Tues
day, the 2lst ult., last Thursday, and
with his perfected instantaneous process
took several pictures of the ruiDs. There
arc two of the devastation at the An.
drews' property, one of the Christiana
rolling mills and one OF the ruins of the
Lentz property, all Of which are first
class In every respect, and better than
any that have been taken. Mr.. Beecher
took these pictures in cne.tenth of q
second eacL, and proposes TO donate the
proceeds from the sale of them to the re.
lief of the sufferers.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

When Cleveland WAS elected Pasi-
dent in 1884 tho Democratic pspars
hoWled themselves hoarse over the re-
port that an assessment OF 10 par cent.
had been made on ell the employees Of
the post-offloe in our city. But now
things are different-the ins are nearly
All ont, and the outs arc in; the rule 10
reversed, aud each employe 10 tle post.
office has been notified that they are ex-
pected TO contribute e26 each to Il Q
campaign fun6, or else look for pastures
new. 1t Is need eBs IT, say that the
men have forked over the money and
grin and bear 1t sS best they can under
the circumstance. How is this for re-
form and free trAoe2
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Yesterday afternoon George Gordon,
the colortd whistler, commenced teasing
Catherine Daley, white woman residing
on Greeley street, and she retaliated by
pelting him with watermelon rinds
george returned tie fire and fight re.
suited, dnring which George threw q
stone and cut Kate's head. officer Zerby
arrested the offender and at hearing be-
fore Judge Turner this morning he was
fined Sl0 and costs, and sentenced to an
imprisonment of one mouth.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
a Young Man Attnorsd and stabbed

WILKEsBARRE, Aug 3l-A serious
and probably y fatal stabbiDg took place on
Board street, Pittston, yesterday. Thos.
Mangan, respectable young mau resid-
ing IN Pittston's suburb, Cork. Lane, was
on his way home when he was attacked by
man named ID. Lotus A tight ensued ,
and LOTUS drawing knife stabbed Man.
gan three times. Tue wounds were slight,
but the third was terrible wound in the
region of the heart, the knife entering
between the ribs and penetrating deep
into the lung. MangRn was taken home
aud aim ST dead from loss of blood when
DIR. Barrett reached him. His recovery if
exceedingly doubtful. Lotus was ar
rested and committed to jail to await the
resul. of MangAn's I'M nries.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Robert Merrlck will have tale of
partly fresh ws and sprlngers at Cen
treville, Christiana Hundred, on Monday
next
X L Roberts W III have a sale of thirty
fresh cows and springers at the Practical
Farmer, Brandywine Hundred on Tues
day, the 4th of September
W. j., Booth will sell fins of COWS
at the bazaar of W. Y. Warner, on Mary
laud avenue, on Thursdav, the 9th inst.
W.P. Proud will have another sale OF
COW, at his farm on the Kennett road
above CentrevLllei on Thursday, the 18th
inst
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

1O8 West Seventh street. Just the
place for q cool and refrCehinR
Sherry Cobbler,
GAsSwbA "
Clsret Punch,
Whiaky
Run
Pure liquors,
and the best cigars in the o,ty.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. 3l.-Early yes
terday morning crowd of nearly two
hundred men gathered within few
blocks of the county jail, where Dan
Ritcbie, the murderer of William Am.
rine, is confined, and were all ready 10,
the signal to make a rush for the jail
when Sheriff Breen advised them that he
had twelve deputies inside the bars who
would shoot to kill if any man attempt.
ed to entsr The mob thereupon dispers'
ed because no one of sufficient courage
could be found to take the lead against
the force Ia the jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
He is Warmly Me,oomed.

"a Boy Hero" is proving a drawing
card at the Academy of Music. A good
audience was present last night and yes
terday afternoon and literally applauded
throughout the play. M,rtln Hayden re
peated the success of the night before
and was warmly welcomed At the close
of the third act good mechanical eject
is the extinguishing of light by n pistol
shot and es cape of the Boy Hero" which
was very realistic. Matinee this after.
noon and night.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

The stockholders in the Clayton Loan
Association, 1t is said by enc of the dlrec-
tors who knows whereof he speaks, that
the loan will not lose one cent by tue re
cent deialcations OF its late Secreta' y and
Treasurer NJ. L. Lichtenst in. 1t was
thought at one time that tina loan would
suffer loss of nearly 5000, but by good
financial hnancering and management
the stockholders owe their ultimate sue
cess to having overcome the supp sed
loss. This will be good news to every
stockholder In the CLAYTON loan.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

wLM-NaToN, N. c Sep. IA bale
OF cotton has been received here, COW
cred with pine straw baggIng manuiac-
tured by company OF this city at
passed all tests satiNfae oriIy, including
that of compress, and, 1t is believed, will
answer all the purt oses Of jute bagging,
at much lower price.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

BosToN, Aug. 3l.-The steamer Ma
yarTo, from Havana aud Man tanzls,
brings 29,0CO bags Of Centrlfu, al sugar
wei hing 9 g,5OO,0J0 pounds, or 1850 nel
tons to the Boston Sugar Refining Com
pany. This is the largest and most valu
able cargo of sugar ever brought to the
United States, its value being nearly
1900 900, OF which duties will be about
500 00O.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

New LISBON, o Sept. 1.-At this
place Mrs. Thorn pson gave birth to a
child sew, raj days ago, and her husbar d
then absent. was telegraphed for He
returned home on Wednesday night, but
instead of gong home, went to saloon
and got drunk. HIS conduct so affected
his vile that Thursday morning she lefi
the house aud drowned herself aud hel
infant In small stream near by.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
HIsEKull FRACTURED.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1-P. W. Van Ant
werp. detective from Cincinnati, was
found in the street here early yesterday
moro ing wi h his skull fractured. He
had been following Frank Kline, a no
torlous train robber, for several months
and at last f. und him in Chicago. When
Van Antwerp attempted TO arrest Kline
he was struck on the head with some
blunt instrument Kline escaped.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

HOWARD, Dak., Sept. 1 Gold dust
has been discovered In sand thrown from
an excavation which workmen were dig
glng for well purp ses The only trou-
Bile, if vein Is found, will be the near
ness of water, to this surface, as eEcaya-
on of $50 feet quickly fill with water TO
a depth of 13O feet The find seems TO
lie under the surface of the main street
of the town,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

The Pickles Stove and Heater Co. 4,
No. 606 Shipley street, have full As.
sorJmsnt Of cooking and pArlor Stoves
fireplace heaters, portable and brick
set heaters Of the most approved pat
tern. Metal roofing with corrugated
iron or tin. Iron siding. All work
done by good workman. Prices reason.
Ahle
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

FosToRIA, O, Aug. Sl.-Yesterday
afternoon fire from natural gas pipe
ignlted William Turner's house at Hoyts.
vile. The town has no fire department
and the flames, aided by sharp wind
took everything IL their way. Thirteen
dwellings, four business houses and q
number of smaller buildlngs were burned
The town is almost ruined.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

The Asbury, Mt. Salem and Mt
Lebanon quarterly conferences are post
Doned because the presiding elder, W
L 8. Murray, iB sum moDed to the bed
side Of his fAther-in-laW, Il P. JAnvier
ct Still Pond, Nd. Rev. W. K. Avery
will All Mt Salem pulpit ct 10 so .. m
Newark Union At 8 p. m. BFandywin'
will be provided for At 7,30 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

There will be a grand rally at the
U niou Mission, West Will niDgton, 70.
morrow. Rev. g. W. Murray, pastor.
Preach. .ng at 10 As q IN by the Rev. j.
Webb; 81 8 p. M, by tie Rev. B. 7.
Ruly, pastor Of the American OhuItb.
Preaching 81 As p. m A are cCT-
daily invi ell. The Rev. e II. Cii ipIsy
VIM be prel ent.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

uiaramorsd that 10 case Levy Court
man Hi1kmAn is LoninAsed and re
elented th St he will vote for ex Chief oi
Polies DnNRheTty for tsx collector In
plals OF Pstriok N sary and John T.
D!cksy. The raeaot comes from reliA'
bis source.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

WArEHTpw,s, y. y Aug. 3l.-John
Fili5ayt, aged 93, hanged himself in his
sons barn ~ Dep1uville, this county, last
riglt His wife has been dead for some
time, hut he had happy home with his
so- n cause l5a.si gued for the act.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Evangelical services Will be held In
the Ros pei tent, Fseuoh street between
Tenth and E even h streets, for the
coming week, Commencing to morrow,
With preaching al and As m, by
Revs. James Campbell and VIM. Mat
thews, g ats free to ali and no C. Leo
lions,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

A meeting of the Democratic County
Executive Committee will be held In
ths Levy COnrs room on Tuesday next.
A full attendance Of tho mem hers is re.
quest ID, a5 there will be busineS Of I'M
portaucs brought before the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

A squirrel which had taken French
leave OF its owner yesterday afternoon by
le.Ving It's cage on a skirmishing eX-
pedition, attracted considerable attention
by its antics up tree In front OF Doctor
Hanlol's residence on Market street
above seventh
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Tbs shove firm are receiving ali kinds
OF woi k IN their liue, suoh rs hea ers
and iurl aces, I'm a4d corrugated on
roo lug and siding aud spoE.nz. The
Ne re-, WOOD & @ re very tJrtunBte to
sc p so mu-h 40 ~ this season Of
the year,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Sore eyes in ami around circuit oi
three hundred miles OF Wilmington, Del
can be cured II they VIII use DIR simms'
Eye Cure, the famous remedy for weak,
sore and infamed eyes a d eyelid.; %
aud 8 cent?. Depot Fourth and King
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Fitting, good look ng and good wearing
school and dress shoes for girls and boys,
go 10 Bab5ock's, No, 2O6 Market street,
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Closed out; the balance Of our Kid clip
pers and kid Oxford tics, 'ennis and base
ball shoes. Prices iiXet to make them
go B4bcock 3, 2O6 Market street, above
second.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
lmorIoRp DrIminnla

in Europe, = story by Robert PinkertoD,
and ali the news from everywhere In
the papers tomorrow. Frlst q Davis
313 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Miss Jennie j. Springer, Of Wood.
dale, Who has been visiting Miss Laura
l.. Jordan Gt Hookessin, he's returned
home much improved In health and dt-
lighted with her visit.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

The celebrated Three B. B. B. Cigar,
manufactured by II. B. BeuTGoa &
Bro, No. 2l9 West Second street. TIT
best 30. cigar In the city. Try them
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Tla del'cllus fragrance, rslrestii Is &
clonzzs Fni OF beauty imparte o
the skin b. PGzzopPs Powder, COM
meuiI Il to al laiiBs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Al q bargain, 8.room house, with con
vsnienoes. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to W Scott Vernon, Ibis once.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Cummings, Photographer, oAD copy
your old picture better than any one
else. Take them to him. 500 Market
strett.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Gardner, at Seventh and Shipley
streets, will receive a large lot OF oSs'
tsrs, on Saturday, September lsL.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
ngII, nInRton CommereIal uolleE..

Eighth aud Market stgeets, opens
Monday, ,9spt 81. Offi1a now open
$50 a. M, to 4 p. m, for the enrolment
OF pupi.G.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Gsrdt er, ct Seventh and Shlpley
strsetf, will reosiy6 large 10 OF Jys'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Discharge certificates obtained by W,
s. McNair st Hayward's pension office,
room l3, Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
and everything kept in . frst-clAss
drug store fresh at BeEton Smiths, cor,
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Take out our sdvsr,, IS We have AL
the business the boys can at nd to.
CHAPMAN, Sev n N aud Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Gardner, at Seventh and Shlpley
streets, win receive . large lot OF o. g
ers on Saturday, September LIST.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Gardner, at Seventh sRd Shiples
streett, will receive q large lot Of oyE
ters on Saturday, September let.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Be sure OF number SIS Market stree
when In want Of pictures. BeecAer'i
Gallery.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Tomorrow promises 10 bs olear and
cool. Similar conditions will probably
prevail on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Go to smeltz for your choice PEACHES
at lowest market prices, IL East Fourth
st rest,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

IL cabinet photos at Cumming gal
cry for 81. 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Cigars, EodA water, milk shake and
patent medicines At beAton Smiths
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Buah's, French ssrset wharf Is the plSs'
tehuy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Gardner, At Seventh and shiple!
streets, will receive large lot Of oys
ters on Saturday, September let.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

o, l8 or SO gems for % cents At Gum
uinRa' gallery. 8Q2 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

At the REPUBLICAN, of1os today, In
he snAde:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock 19 O'Clock
78o 800 $50
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Ask for Youths Smoking TobA0ot
Jos. Wallace. 607 Pine atrsat.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

Tayior's Phaa Dime Express, 8O2 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

? ae candy 9, FcrAu,tn'S, II z "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01
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new store y c wiz give t n per cent.
from III regular goods not Already
marked dcwn,evsept Musl NJ, Prints
and az y contIacf goods such as War
ner's Corsets. Great bargains nav
be had a. every counter.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-01

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

THE giving over of a great city to
be governed by little ring of politi-
clans is an unheard-of innovation in
American municipal politics. There
are, indeed, cities in which the prac-
teal application Of all measures are
in the hands of Board of Public
Works, or some such body chosen by
a larger body of Aldermen. The
members of the Board may be paid
and the body may be in session daily
or not. But they are responsible
directly to the Council or Aldermen
A Council composed of five mem.
bers, with Mayor in whose
hands is large political patronage, is
the high road to ring of political
tricksters who will wreck our muni
cipal government and bring dire dis
aster on our flourishing city. This is
what the new charter proposes to do
Let it be voted down, and let its de,
fects be amended before it is sent tc
Sacramento for legislative action.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

CITIZENS who think that in the
main the proposed new charter is
defective to such degree as to be
undesirable, must not let. themselves
be misled by any false cry as to the
water system. The waters of the
river belong to the city by right
inalienable. The City Water Com
pany has lease on these waters
which will not expire for nearly ten
years. The proposed new charter has
no more to do with the matter than
have the edicts OF the Chinese EN-
peror. Those who raise this false is
sue know it to be false, know the
cause they advocate TO be bad, and
resort TO this subterfuge for lack of a
valid argument.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

REFERRING to an article in the
HERALD a few days ago, on the
importation OF fruits and nuts, and the
probable effect Of the Mills Tariff Bill
on the interests Of California in this
respect, our evening contemporary
of Republican bias challenges the
HERALD 10 give an estimate of what
the imports would be likely to be
under the proposed bill, and also the
effect o. the bill cn cur fruit industry.
Had our neighbor read the article in
question with the view OF
coming to just conclusion in
the premises, he would moi
ask for those estimates. They were
pretty clearly stated in our former
reference to the subject. We do moi
candidly believe that the proposed
change in the tariff would greatly af
feet our State in these industries
Ii it would then our boasts of the pro
fits in fruit-growing in California are
false. The growers would not bt
likely to find less demand for thei
products, nor would the price from fire
hands be much less than at present
We can compete with the world il
these products, il our fruit-grower
are making, as we claim they are, 81
large profits from their enterprises
AT the same time it is our homes
opinion that the tariff on fruits nigh
well cleft as now existing. We mus
raise revenue; but it should be e
adjusted that the newer. Industries c
the West shall have some OF the bene
fits enjoyed by the mighty monopolie
OF the East for the past twenty-fiv
wears.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

TIE HERALD made an expeditions
and successful removal yesterday
from the old quarters where for fifteen
years the offices of this paper have
been, at No. rs North Spring street
to most commodious new quarters or
Second street, between Spring and
Fort. The HERALD is now comfort
ably housed in its new building, and
fully prepared to do business with
its hosts of patrons. The new
perfecting press is not yet IN
running order, as the stereotyping
process has to be fully tested and
found to be in perfect working order
before it would be safe to make
the proposed change in the fom Of
the paper. All will be ready in few
days, when the finest paper in the
State, outside of San Francisco, will
be distributed to the HERALD sub
scribers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

AND the last to add to the long list
is Whittier, She comes to the front
with we'll defined purpose of becom.
ng great oil producing center. In
our local columns will be found news
of the boring Of well in the hills back
of this new and prosperous town. Our
oil measures here are among the rich
est in the world. They are OF i'm
mense extent, and one of the features
of our wells is that they are, in the
parlance Of the oilmen, '1ong lived.'
The we'll, known as Number Foul
Pico, has produced no less than 49,.
900 barrels in its time. A short time
since when the flow in this vel
seemed to be growing weak it was
sunk few hundred feet deeper will
the result of reaching larger rur
than ever before.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

the Republicans take up the Presl-
dents Message, which is demand
for reform in the tariff that the war Of
the rebellion settled upon us, call it
free-trade document, and declare
themselves the protectors Of the
nations industries. This, they as
sert, is the main issue between the
parties. To their support Of monopoly
they will add an effort to revive sec
tionalism and come personal abuse o
the President and his Cabinet.
With such confusion as to leader
ship and on such fiimsy platform o
issues the Republicans enter cam
paign to which the Democrats COM
harmonious under gallant com
lmander, with issues that are wei
worth struggle, and encouraged will
a certainty OF success.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

WAR will Mr.. Miller who presided
over the Republican convention in
Pennsylvania the other day, and who
made such sensible remarks about the
Solid South and how to splitit, think Of
his programme and its chances OF sue
cess this morning when he reads what
the Kansas prosecutor Of chicken
thieves has to say to the said South ?
Verify the protector of the Kansas hen
roosts is valiant defender of the Ma
t.on-in talk twenty-five years after
the time.