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Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

IT IS TO Bs HOPED ihAS ths expert.
epOe o. ytgnI G5odlsy, Who Ao1lisuiAl.
ly shoI Shs young ooiorei N "A Farmer,
near NsFporI iasl 5uniay, Will lie q
warning 10 0ihsss moi 70 point . gaa or
pisiol, loaded or uAloaisd, d, Any oae.
We ~ npAlh deeply with this yoUu Z
man, ~ va :esi aSaalei sE u tbs 0vi.
6an9s thAi Che shooting vas puFsiy
Accidental. SSH the uoron 81 Aad aus
oorore.'. jaFy id not DO aug lli1z tn
thslr plAiu duly In this matter, Gud
Aoled sTisily IN aJssrdsu0i villa ihc
lew. A uoreusl's larry 10 sEorn SO
diligently inquire iai1 tie manner aud
Gauss" Of person. daaih, and when
thsy 10 This, and Eoudsr \ vsrdioI IL
accordance wi.h Una evllsGos, thsy
have performed thsiE & HogI day. They
mas, 10 case WheTe sn Eocilsnl Il
eeAsiy lhs resu } o. ltrsls1SEess GA n,
pri OF q psrso1, g. N OF corporation
pass Resolutions OF 1gnsGrk, bal Leg
have no right 60 scqniJ psrson who Il
charged Wish causing the Assih OF an
Othsr. TsAi 20 yer alone 65lonks 10
Jury Of The 5oar'. aud shdnsysr a core
nsE's jury does this, ,hsy ex3std thall
p0N6ts, ana Vie psEIUn 80 esqullGeg
could ba tnnedlA.ely 70 krl5s "a Az,
held 10 Avail the sciion BIZ tas cur,
As nc said bsi3T2, ihefs is no d0ub
but ihe shooting 10 thig D se was pursl,
Accidental, SILL tho Ia N says lhs
where deA5h snIugS from one ysrsol
pOl1ang . tiFe.srm ~ another, tae ger
sou % Of5ading "shAu bs gzllly O
mauslsuaE.er when Hu3h killing shai
h1t amount 70 murder, ana sdall o
Punished accordingly" A. thgs Is b
Lax, she coroner had No d,asr ajufss /
pursue ba, ~ G1@mit GJod,ey Hlthou
bail, knd his remedy is % Eppl,
through his Est1Fnsy 70 judge Grub
pa wit OF hE5eAs ooFpus, RLea ia
JGdge can, ii lie ihlnks PRO per, adui
him 10 bail for his tppeArsnos .
court Ii Ia indeed g serious ada
and while ne Pity this young man, v
hope that the trouble no has broush
apou hlmssi' By = ioolt5h hoI mAy b.
waning 10 oiheES.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

THERE IS no DOUBT bal the Dsu9.
Srsill L gislAtuge az New Jsrs5v. ~
kot poEsg through lie assurance o.
tbs Psoh Iioalsts In tha, s,spe. vii
pro3s5d 81 olss - rel 81 8 pssI, in 10
III OF .ae iAmpaIaa " lbElslslJn susclsi
b. Republican LszltlAluts lssl viz.
TEL. l they d. ros lls7 VII b TAI.
% the slemsns ircm gh;oA ihs psrty
derives I've greatest strength. Lei N.
saloon element 10 rtn Jysd from a..
DsmooEAElo party, aEd Il would be Ike
5'nsJm shora Of hih locks Itf- b
tkst cement taal d Looks Tor II.
btEang b, Rad oouGt lusnGy 10 Ana.
element ~ must bor and do ~ ma
G!pg Hi tts Ps htbi,iani,.s an
var ptis-4s men OF NOV jersey oas
their W % Eilh tie Rs5u h'ioAu mar,
hiEa li5aEss aod l. cal crtiou gpaIr
has b.sa Ess1tsd ID thar sfs,a hr
nov 1; "a msts tbaa arab.sls "a i5st
Ia eraI i l. t7Es7 e-g9-I. t1s tI,srs
" Ger an oiAss o. psrs3ns fb-t III,
~! leara ip sGy cth4f
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

Your dollars just as big in
he rest as In those at So and
S..
South OF centre.
Slippers are easier to pick
than Shoes The hidden parte
are less. It's hat you don't
see in all such things that
you're likely TO trip or.
In one corner OF the Shoe
Store, next Main Aisle,
we've spread cut enough
Mems Slippers to give you a
notion OF what IL back. Blsl
makes, best styles, proper
shapes. Alligator, seal goat
finished in two or three
colors eaca. IN cary a.e
and etqath. Think Of the
luxury OF Mems Slipper
stock where you needn't
force a fit or 60 without!
For the rest Of the house,
hold too. Thee Isn't a pro
per sort Of dsiaty to bang
about indoor footwear Tor
women or childr n that
we're short Of.
Market street front, Yves Of Main Aisle.
JOHN WANA1lAEER.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
7UEsDAY, DEUEnBEg n 1888.
NOTIOF ,

This paper is pTinte d on q
Scott Webb Periectin 3 press,
with a capacity of "a, 0dO copies
printed, folded and co united 10
60 minutes. 1t is Tho second
press of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita.
ted owing to the REpUBLIcAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and gee it in operation
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
4elnI AiOnthly EIour,lous TO Uallrornls,

Sem Monthly Excursions 10 california,
Colorado aud PAc!ac ooAst poinls. o.
oembsr ll,A Ani 3ltl fre8 chair aDG
sltepl5E CO excursion will be run
through 70 Pacific coAsl poln1 va B. q
% o, & NJ, WAbAsh Western And
Ion Paetac roads w.tl GUY one
barge OF cArg, Train leaves Philsdsl
pais IL .. u Wilmington II 81, BAlil
mere 2 ? IN, WEshlBRton 3 p, m. Fol
-.ckets, fires reservation o. chairs, sleep
lug oAr bsrihs and dalAilsd inform q
apply 10 utassss B. 4 o. tiCkss agent, o.
bAu B1ldsp passenger aRenS, Baltimore
HI
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
Wmmino ron a NuRrnnRgl .. !

E'A-laiH9 ION NOR ERf =. -,
Time liable IN e1eet NOV. 18Th. ISIS. Traint
leave " lhMiAEt1a tFrgnUh atroeD ~ follows
sod, MHYncsbprg Junction, Manor ,POtt8YtilF,
amAluht leutoHn, IL Damon, WeFnerzs
Nllle and gu potato On the Philadelphia AUG
htatluE x. RI 10 =, 10, and :. 20 .. n.
Tor FpF'ugdeld, WAYresburE Junction,
tuatesvlllt, Eub. seylle, Leuspe, ChadG8 u
[utd ana DupCnT's and intermediate p0iutH
?. ga. NJ, go Eua l,Oyp.M.
FeG tuAtHf.HiH and INTERN tdlAse pOtnN Al
20 a. Ia, 40 and s. o. p IN.
FoF West ChtAtgr, 100 4, M, 40 and 80
r, HE
Dsily except saturday and sunday,
Eor EeR HE4dgN and intArIneuiata botnta
81 D. IA, and on Saturday only Al S, 10 ane
u, % y. m.
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
plihta ~ q, o5 a, ms AUD Tor Springfield and
Intermediate P1iuti At s. - .. q.
A. q. McuA OtsI.A I'D, HiFN i.ss HRIuos.
suusEintUudtnL, Gen pAsH, AFtt
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

Rugs have the floor at the
northwest corner, second
story. When this tale oil
Rugs gets talkei of that cor.
ner will be llvely-very.
We hold a powerful Ia.
tluence over Smyrna-rugs
About 6ooo lately cam
under our sway, conquered
By q price. They are q noble
lot. There is 10 end to the
mean Smyrna rugs Look
out. They can find no err
trance here. In quality
color, and pate IN the sub
icots Of the following price,
ist are the best. Price snc
quality incongrucus It o {
cheap.
GayPet R,.gs:
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

offered 70 thls country during re pass
{ ~ yesrs thas how At simon The Gloss
o the Standardization, Is Is oogSmen iinE
T. show that u has little bNckbsns.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
HAWKINS d CO,
Real EstniO Department.
GRATIS.

We ctior cur SsTTi sss and the bsn.h ofouT
extended eLpsEianes 81 Real EatAts hEent1
without ehatEn, 70 ali Intending pdIohsloFt
q Real Es,ats and promise y use suF carr
az andeAVots % RfstNrs tina mort FAAtonh
ole prices and best terms fer Auy prypsr.y
lgeatse IN the sity 81 Wilmington
hAviRE essz isnH sHtsblished IN tbs husI.
neas, ws are tse,onEhlT assastEtsd Eish II
values o. al kisds Of Gily Ffopafts, a10 e
cohtiasrAbls SItsHt with shb sWeafB also
80 therefore have sHpstior Advantages To-
asEsuAtihg purchases, hnd sftentineB hRF.
W uAhie inisFu alton A. mad wEiah Weald
70 = oct Hasfui 10 those dtstTfEE - BUY.
You OsnEo. ths - dlfpsAIs with GU
irtY o., - Ns eAn liEatt Invariably assu
ter ts-hs fer car suttsIuars, TO- any piOe-
o. pfoPertY. thss thsy c4n o7tLig EosEJnnlly
en- TIRE oWnars tnBasesyss or through any
other aksHe.ss
EaWll sttsEe ps5zpt T. nscoHary de-.
AIS, q are all 8InuHHEsnis Riih 0NrEfE,
haa trhS tho leEal Q, EtIsct u Eteaass and
asis Withnst sTssnso & the buyer
Ill eu KISS viii 90 considered suis,ly
cJshsentiBi
He will aka pleasure ~ hll uuae8tl tz1-
ln'stiuE aa5 fsEs0n lala Cf5r n owE era aad
re ieye Puf,7AtE vii fayS mnneT, bs5ld =
5rouoia ana -llg1 4E5s Vi ens &, AZ -. 50.
vices.
HABEINS , CO.,
M sasrksl 5lrSsf.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
= . 8 . -
II WeBpS

30 slip.ey Street. You can order lIn
Size crayOn fOT fifteen uoaars 9, l-o-
mide for ten dollars. Have your ell
pIgtures copied and colorpl in Oh, tuak.
ing them durable Tnc smallest tu
craving enlarged and painted 20 rescm-
BILE regular oil painting Satin ar4
pUsh painting a specially. HsnIkef-
chefs aud liusn beautifully marked ID
pia.u 81 ornamental lettering. Se4.l.-
.4 lie process used
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
Boxed Dress Robes.

Boxed Dress Robes.
Hardest shape for a gift
All the suGs for an ampl
costume, color-match e d /,
" cave. matched aud cheaper
han you could put them to-
gether yourself for, Judge
oy two:
So Role;
10 yards fairly good Cash
mere (self-known in Eug
land as "Coburg"), j
yards plush for trimming
The two would cost So O.
over The closest r,ta
c-uptcr in the lsod-i
toy eoaid be had at all
Z Is e-uts more. o
lqshbex a 6tg s. 7;
ggas far So P.aia i
Oh SD nd blue, II shadr
q cylplaiag stuff. Las
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

Carpet. Ok 2 feet, tl7.5o, from ga. 81
Carpet 6N9 feet $3.50, from SIa. 50
Rug, SIG FEET &c 30, from 81 50
Rug FL o feet $3.50, from 81 %
Smyrna is q trade name,
The rugs are made in town.
japanese is a real name. The
rugs are made in Japan.
Ii that corner are Art
Squares, Sheepskln Mats,
Fur Rugs, japanese Well
(Rs /acto Coat, Hassoeks.
and all the small belongin Is
}! floors.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

year such a Boxed Robe
was thought cheap at IS.
IS Rob-:
8 yards all wool Ottoman
or Foule. l yatds novel
ty, including some Of the
latest effects -siIk-and-
wool plaids, ombYe plaids,
and the ike Maybe a
hundred styles and oolors
ID other prices:
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

WAsulSGT0a, Dec g,--GB5ggs W.
jameson, t1H luGsn3 man who WLaHr
rssisd BTieay for psTsist uz In attempt
lug 70 see tie Presidsnt, Vs. tak5n back
20 BIZ home ~ HGrtsVilis, Back county,
Pa yes.ef115, by hls gro.ter In Isg7
ais iusanlty va 0sass3 by the Aastb I
as Ei'a La 4fl4=gt.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

japanese Rugs. A novelty
Introduced by us to this
market in September last
Our notion of their beauty
Is no: discounted, but prices
are. They make the season
lively at less than import
cost. Whyl Too busy 10
tell. SEQ of them.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
These Prices iur a Few Day;

Ladies' fine pebble, button, worth a..
25; now st.75.
Lsdies' nne kid, button, worth e. 25i
now 6I.75.
Misses pebble, button, school shoes,
nov 95o,
Misses' pebble, button, school shOes,
now 81 %.
hnsses' pebble butt sprirg heel, row
ei.00.
Misses pebble button spring heel, now
.St25.
Misses fine Pebble. fPrlug heel, worth
200; now sl.5O
Misses fine, Straight Goat, spring heel,
worth t2.GO; now g. co.
Aisses' tine, Kid Button, sprlng heel,
worth t250; now e. w..
Prices gu h 50 are now fixed upon these
have never before been named or thought
Of 10 connection with the quality or finish
Lille Boys lace shoes 1ac and 81 0O;
sizes, 10, II tol3
Little Boys high cut button or lace;
siz's, II 20 =; NOW 81 %
Chiidren's Pebble aud Kid Springs,
now 00c.
Cblldlcn's Pebble and KID spiprs
now 1jo.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

fmLADELFnIA Tae.aaY. d. b. ls

/ = = 1872
THIS IS al a6ol1t tie seeoNa
lIzoor.
New s Always and eleva-
tors make the s cond floor
easy Of access.
Attractive stocks mako It
the most brilliant portion OF
the store, especially at the
Holiday season. This is the
catalogue;
Chestnut Street Front
Ladies and Girls Wraps, Jackets
aud Dresses
Dressmaking
Infants Clothing
Shawls
Furs
The Library Waiting Room.
First GalIsry-
MISUNDERSTANDING north on
Ihir, eenth street, Including
Greek aud Moorish Rooms
Muslin Underwear and Corsets
west end
Second Gallery .....
Art Pottery Room east end
Cut Glassware
China
Third GaHe1p-
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11

sa--
E@'7E01 Caa- .at1Et L our
is Ial@ t.est & ST WHEAT
..Ia-a-r TRY IT.
III IL uEuCSr boss NOT KBEe II
YOU CAN Oct IT or Any
FLOUR DEALEP.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
Fo0tk Gailsy-
Clocks and Brcnzes
Lamps aud Chandeliers
Market Street FI0at--
Carpets, Rugs and on Cloths

Every part Of the second
floor is Of great interest 70
holiday shoppers. The entire
store has been readjusted
since the Autumn improve
ne IS to accommodate the
holiday throngs with ease
and comfort. The hourly
.estimony is that the new
arrangements are a success.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-11
COME THIS WEEK

There's money In il for you
We have very generously 'cut down
prices" 10 customers that viii buy now.
Big boys hook lace shoes, now g0,.
Big boys hook lace shoes, now s. 10,
Big boye' button shoes, now 81 25.
Big boys button shoes, now 81 90.
JUST FOR A FEW DAYS
Ladies' garm-lHe3, lace ahogs,uow 9Oc
Ladles' warm.lsGgd, button shoe5, now
t12 70.
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q guarantee which cannot fail to satisfy
anyone. They also keep full line OF build.
ers hardware and supplies of all kinds.
They manufacture their own tinware,
and are prepared to do all kinds of work
in this line. such as furnace fitting, tin
roofing, guttering and spouting.
The selection of agriculture imple-
ments and kindred goods is the best in
this locality. and every thing they han.
die is time.tried and tested, and &C.
knowledged to stand at the head of all
competitors. They are agents for the
Imperial plows, genuine Malta double
shovel plows, the Brown Wagons, and
cultivators, Evans and Vandiner corn
planters, Hoosier corn drills and cult.
yatars, the champion reapeis and now
ers. In the vehicle department they
show . large assortment of carriages,
buggies, surreys, road carts and harness
of every description, at prices to suit
every station in life.
This house has enjoyed . very sue.
.cessful career, during which they have
succeeded in building up very large
trade and has grown TO be be not only
the representative house Of this city, but
one Of the leading hardware houses in
the State. carrying an assortment Of
goods which for extent and variety Il
not surpassed in Central and Southeren
Ohio. The invoice Of their goods alone
amoan6 y eves 90. 900 and an annual
busanses q HON e7t,0o0 70 100000 IL
transacted, eight psgDeps belng ssquired
70 handle ~ oAant. 1hGlP lnollllles ~
extenslve. nabliu6 then n to1nb61 3 -
eseufally NM ~ lsadlae sol(ll l
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The enterprising gentleman whose
name heads this sketch succeeded W. T.
Bowers in the bakery and confectionery
business last February. He has been
connected with and run the house for
the past thirteen years He has by on.
ergy apd thorough adaptation to the
business sncceeded in largely increasing
his trade. until his bakery ranks amons
the leading houses Of the kind In this
section. Mr.. Work personally superin.
tends bis bakery. and makes . specially
OF bread and cakes, hls products being
Of the very highest standard Of excel.
isnce. He is prepared TO turn out Ans
aFtielss In his. line Tor weddings. hslls,
Reslifls eld piAes e.!tRsriAe, ''''S ]" 7
NJ Noeh 10 laitdla1 ~ hesl a
egel3fklne y eaa1.11ioasry n isulta
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~ NASeAASAS ~ OAAC6O kcuLlcIQGn
understand the business thoroughly and
can get word to such parties without
any delay, which is impossible for those
not accustomed to such business to do.
This firm keeps two fine hearses and
carries on the business in a manner
equal to the best city undertakers, while
their charges are far below city prices.
In fact their prices are as low as any
small village undertaken, as is evidenced
by their taking goods into the territory
OF such undertakers, whenever their
prices are known to the parties before
they make their purchases. The only
trade which Holmes 4 Brother lose
throughout the surrounding country is
that which is influenced by the reports
OF some evil disposed person to the effect
that they are high priced undertakers,
and charge exhorbitant prices. These
reports are accepted by many without
investigation. 1t Is we'll known fact
that many persons dislike to talk of
goods in this line when they are not
needed, and when it is necessary to call
In the services of an undertaken thew ara
in NO state of mind to make such inves.
tigation.
While easkets, eoffins, burial robes.
ETC., are not very cheerful objects to ex.
anime, yet they are Q necessity-we all
must needs use them, and it would be
we'll to know whom you can depend
upon when in time of need. And as it
is the desire of all persons that the
funerals Of their friends shall be carried
on with - little jar and confusion
- possible, it would be we'll 10 enquire
OF the patroas Of this firm a. to the satis.
taction OF the services rendered; also to
examine their goods and learn their
prices, 20 ~ to be informed ON this sub.
1ect. You may not need this informs.
ton Tor your own family, hut II you are
fully posted you may hs of inestimabls
service 70 aane o. your near and dear
trisads. An invsstieation vim seeult
favosAbly IT Helnss Z Hsethes. Yeu,
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The bakery and restaurant which Mr.
Haynie 80 successfully manages is splen.
didly stocked. A particular feature
about his goods ID that they are always
fresh. The trade Is 80 large and exten.
sive that the institution is kept speed
ing at it's fullest capacity all the time,
and goods have no time to get stale.
The bakery is kept neat and clean and ID
completely fitted up for carrying on an
extensive business. In the salesroom
will be found fine stock of fresh bread,
cakes of all kinds and choice confections
Of all grades, fruits, nuts, etc. Mr.. Hay
ME has q wide celebrity for the excel.
lence Of his bread, common and fancy
cakes, and all goods Of his manuiaoture,
He also has very select stock Of fancy
groceries, bottled and canned goods, ci.
gars, tobacco, etc., etc.
The restaurant run by this gentlemen
Is tirstclass in all its appointments, and
has been conducted in such way that
it has become very popular. The meals
served are Of high character, in fact it
would be hard TO improve on the cook.
ing, % the reputation in this il equal to
any restaurant in this section. A spec.
ialty 10 made Of oysters, ei which Ae
has . big run during the season. Az .
caterer this gentleman II unsprpassed,
while his manner Of conducting the
business has been entirely sstiafsotory
70 his many patrons He makes spec.
ialty OF Ice cream during the season.
which he will furnish in any quantity
desired 70 weddings. parties. picnios, stc.
He ynns . delivery wagon ever the eity,
3 & w. e!l oeeds pEeRps!y ~ ~
=! \ I! ss4is : ~ ~ =
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commercial prosperity of every thriving
community, and Hillsboro is not behind
her sister cities in this highly important
branch of trade, The firm Of Pence &
Simopson, whose Office and factory is
located on the corner OF Walnut and
West streets, came into existence about
two years ago, and has built up a large
and flourishing trade, that is unsurpass.
ed by any similar establishment in
Southern Ohio. They also run a lum.
Der. yard, which is near the factory,
where can be found q large supply OF
dimension lumber, flooring, siding, lath.
shingles, fence boards and pickets. Clear
seasoned lumber for fine work Is made a
specially; in fact any quality or quaint.
ty OF material In this line required by
carpenters and builders they are enabled
to offer at low prices and sstisfeqtosy
terms.
This "a one Of the oldest manufacture
Ing concerns in this locality. It was es.
tablished by Shinn & Martin in ls48, J..
W. Pence became the proprietor Of the
works about the year 1873, Theodore
simonsoR becoming partner OF the firm
in 1885. This firm is engaged in the manu-.
facture OF doors, sash, blinds, window
and door frames, mouldings, furniture.
etc. Spacious and conveniently arrang.
cd buildings are occupied for manufact.
uring purposes. The works are thor.
oushly equipped with the most approved
OF woodworking machinery. While
their trade y largely Of local character
they have also q steadily incFeasiua pat.
ronage throughout the adjacent coun-
tisa. The facilities enjoyed by Messry.
Fence 4 simonson for procuring their
supplies n . rough state direct from The
'enber psedadng aud manuiactusine
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-12-27
MRS. HARRISON GOING EAST.
She Accepts an Invitation. From Mesdames
Morton and ElISins.

She Accepts an Invitation. From Mesdames
Morton and Ell1ins.
New YORK, Dec 22.-The Tribune says:
There fioated Thursday around the corridors
of the Fifth avenue hotel and the Gilsey
house, where politicians are won't to assem-
ble a bit of gossip which nearly took away
the breaths of those who have been wasting
much of that valuable matter in making and
unmaking Gen. Harrison's cabinet
This was in effect no less than a well devel-
oped rumor that Gen. Harrison intended to
pay visit to New York about the middle of
next month. The story which went the
rounds and lost nothing by frequent repiti-
tion, was that Gen. Harrison had accepted a
long standing invitation to be the guest Of
Stephen B. Elkins, at his home, No. 46 West
Fifty eighth street.
Friends of Russell Harrison are RESPONSE
ble for giving this story publicity they say
ing that the invitation had been extended to
the president-elect through the son, who was
with Mr.. Elkins in Philadelphia short time
after the election.
This rumor sent crowd of reporters after
Mr.. Elkins, and to all he positively affirmed
that Gen Harrison did not intend to visit
New York, at any rate for some time to
come. There is some foundation in this
story, however, but in place of Gen. Harri-
son coming here it is Mrs. Harrison who is to
come. She is coming to pay friendly visit
and incidentally place herself in the hands Of
the dressmakers, milliners, etc., and stock
her wardrobe with dresses and bonnets.
While here she will be the guest of Mrs.
Elkins and Mrs. Morton. She was invited
by Mrs Morton when the vice president
elect and his wife were in Indianapolis, but
Mrs. Ellzins' invitation was prior one, and
had been accepted. She will probably leave
Indianapolis about january Is.
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Mrs. Shoots Acquitted.

CAMBRIDGE, O., Dec. 2O-At p. m. Tues
day Mrs. Shoots heard the ringing of the
court house bell that announced that the jury
had arrived at verdict in her case. She was
brought into court. The verdict was mot
guilty" She heard it stolidly, and never
moved muscle of her face when her law
yers shook hands with and congratulated
her, On demand of Prosecutor Winn, she
was remanded to the custody of the sheriff TO
await trial for the murder of her other two
children. As this, the strangest case, has
failed, it is not likely the state will succeed
with the others. The jury was out one hour
and ten minutes.
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In the senate conference was ordered on
the direct tax bill, Messrs. Sherman, Morrill,
and Butler being appointed. By unanimous
consent an order was made fixing January
21 as the day to close debate on the tariff
bill. The holiday recess resolution was
amended fixing it from Friday, December
21, till Wednesday, January2. A resolution
was offered by Gibson, louisiana to appoint
a select committee for the investigation of
the recent elections in the United States, and
especially those in Rhode Island and Louisi-
ana, New York and Indiana. A joint reso-
luton was agreed to appropriating holiday
pay for congressional employees A bill
passed authorizing the construction of
bridge across the Missouri river, in Iowa and
Nebraska. The tariff bill was taken up and
considered, d number of amendments being
offered. Mr.. Sherman moved to reconsider
the vote non-concurring in the direct tax
bill amendments, and the motion was en-
tered. AT 4:40 p. IN. the senate adjourned,
after passing ninety private pension bills.
in the house senate amendments to certain
unimportant bills were agreed to. A confer
ence report was agreed to on the bill to dis
pose of certain lands in Minnesota belonging
to the Chippewa Indians The diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill was reported
The senate amendment to the holiday recess
was agreed to. The river and harbor appro-
priation bill was taken up and some progress
made in its consideration. At 5 D. m the
house adjourned.