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Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

"Oli Tim Williams" the hermit, aged
70, who has lived alone upon a small
farm, amid underbrush and thieket, at
Lebar on, Connecticut, most his entire
life, was found dead thsre Wednesday.
His place was seldom visited, owing TO
his eccentricities. He was devoted to his
small garden, his chickens and his bees.
These aud cat and dog were his only
friends. Wednesday his largest hive of
bees swarmed upon huge apple tree, just
back of his hut Fearing that they
would escape, he climbed the tree, dis.
lance Of IS ieet, wherce he fell to the
ground, stirring up the bees in his de.
scent. The bees followed him down and
completely covered hin IN their anger,
stirginF him hundreds Of times With
one leg broken, the cage torn from bis
face, and too weak to fight the insects he
was practically at their mercy. They
literally stung the old man TO death.
When he was found the bees still swarm
ed upon his body, which presented pitt
able ght.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Personal.

Rev. e q. Nelson, Of Chesapeake
CITY, Md, visited our city on Tuesday (.
Mrs. John o. TArrA 10 visiting friends
10 West Chester, Pa.
DR. Ferris Belt has returned from his
trip to the Eastern States.
Haywood Conant has returned from
his Western trip.
VIM. II. Bowe and wife left this city
last evening for New York, whence
they will embark for . European trip.
Mr.. Morris Moses returned from
New York yesterday afternoon.
Rsv. Charles 4. Murray is passing .
few days at Spring Lake, N. Y.
Thomas W. Saville, salesman for Nc
Lear & Kendall, Is making q buBiness
trip 10 Warrington, d, q.
7, 81, GlAtfelter OF the Spring Grove
paper mandatory, York County, Pa +,
visited our city on Tuesday.
Mr., Harrison, salesman for the W. D.
Wilson Printing Ink Company, New
York, visited our city on Monday.
Or. Unger has returned from hi.
Western trip, and is now ready to lock
AEter invalids.
Prof. Thomas L. Graham has gone to
Princeton, N. j., to attend the closing
exercises Of Princeton Oolleg,.
Dol. John Vain wright, superinten.
dent OF the Wilmington OIL and Leather
Company plant at HAtteras, hAs re-
turned 10 this CITY, where he will re-
main until next September, when tho
Catching stu gnon viii bs commenced.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

4. X. Crawford, the well.knoSn shoe
dealer. 81 M. G West Second street, W + o
Waited Chicago with j. Paul Brown,
party had tho misfortune to be deprived
VI hta clothinR, $40 In monsy aud COLA
watch, worth 500, By come petty thief
white sl5t ping In Baltimore & Ohio
Oar on Sunday night. The weather be
lng very warm the car windowA we're
LET'S open, nnd white the party slept the
thief sf5oted al entrance ond escaped
with hts booty. TIE thief zfterEhrl
re'urDed the pautAloons, with ths rail
road ticket, bui held on TO the cIa, nnd
vert. Through this AID OF friends Others
we're secured by NJ. Crawford. Ms
little experience took the pleasure he
had anticipated out Of the tEip.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Special Agent stout, OF the s. p. O.
U, and s 2. v. A, Ia greatly troubled
by anonymous Communications ca ling
upon him to look sitter SlleRed cases
which demand his attention. One { 1
these, which charged cruelty 10 dog,
was Investigated yesterday and found
to have no foundation in fact Tbs off
GERS OF these societies Wish It STATED
that hereafter all communications of
this kind will be thrown away no.
noticed, and that they have instructed
Mr.. Stout 10 make this disposition Of
them. No one need be afraid o sign
their names, where complaints are well
founded. as such will be held Ia strict
confidence.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The Aleot club OF the Delaware Hos
pital are having 200 silver badges made
Tor the use OF the members The badges,
which are being made by s II. Beynard,
are in the shape Of a round plate tus-
pended from . pm, and bearing the
monogram OF the club.
Tht same gentleman Is making fifteen
solid gold badges for Eureka Lodge, No.
I23, A. Y. A. N. The badges are OF q
very handsome design.
The upper part Is bar 10 blue e-am-
lei and gold containing the name of the
lodge; under the name IL the number OF
the lodge suspended by chains, and be-
low that hangs another bar containing
the monogram Of the owner OF the badge
suspended from this bar are the emblemi
Of the order compass aud square 10 re-
lief against sunburst. The points OF
the compass, which are spread, are
Joined BY degree scale.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

NEWCASTLE, June l9.-rbe political
palaver and the general turmoil OF
ahich Ohiosgo hes been the sctne have
not q ade Mr.. Blaine loss any OF his IN.
ru m Sd equAUimity He kteps on view
ing cAihtdTals and hne cid county seats
aud doing justice TO his meals wish the
appetite which nine hours q day IN the
open air bsgete, and ye: the papsrs
which reach US every morning from
London tell Of the grand parade which
Chicago Plumed Knights are preparing
in his honor aud the growing convic.
ton that Blaine is the name 10 coDjure
the country with.
Mr.. Blaine sometimes reads and
sometimes doas not read the latest
American dispatches whinh reach him
every morning and evening. Politics
are pever brosched By any OF the party,
but l think ere OF the opinion that
should the Republican party, In spite
OF his repested refufals on personal
Rroundpto ruu, demand bis services rs
o s.At dard bearer, he would accept.
The northern counties seem to be
much more wide awake and generally
en- courAnt with passing events Than
the southern and midland counties.
The newspapers OF every town We have
passed through In YORK, Durham and
North un berland have been nlled with
biographical sketches OF both Blaine
and Carnegie, aud the luck,ess reporter
Of Gfautham who described Blaine rs
Mr.. OArneRis's junior partner has 30
yet not been eQualled. In sll these
email towns as we'll as in tbs metropo-
lis, Mr.. Oar nsgie has many friends, who
insist upon showing the party around.
Such WAS the case this morning NJ Oar
ham.
Immediately After breakfast, when
perhaps in his heart OF hearts Mr..
Blaine was wifhiug for second slight.
and when his iDnsr consciousness was
cor centrated In and about
the corridors OF the Palmer House, rome
OF Mr.. OArnegls's friends o2lltd aud in.
sisted upon taking the party once again
to the cathedral A. IL O'Clock tho
whip cracked and the party we're of
for L,m bton Castle, where, at l o o'clock
3 cold lunch IVES axAiting then, pre-
aided over by this Lord OF the Manor,
Earl d -rhRm.
After q besutital drive through an
almost mountainous country Sander
In nd was reached, and here Mr.. 6tIty,
n ember Parliament. was awaiting
them with dinner. II Was late In the
evening when the pAaty 70 led over she
Tyne and into smoky Newcastle
TnurdAy we oross the Tweed and Sa.-
urday We reach Me!rose.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

At meeting Of the Polios COMMITTEES
held last evening, uniform for the
coming police force Was agreed upon,
and proposals for furnishing the same
were ordered advertised for. The ad.
vertisement will be found In another
column OF to.day's issue The uniforms
Of the chief and sergeants are to be
q double breasted sack coat. with eight
butons on the breast, three on sleeve
and shoulder straps, with the words
'chleP or sergeant" on them, the
straps to DO OF gold tinsel; one single.
breasted vest, SIX buttons; two pair Of
panta oons, with two front and two hip
pockets. The material to be OF indigo
blue and stand the test OF O P Nitric
Acid. Helmet hats have been adopted.
Samples Of material and lining must be
sent 20 the Olerk OF Oounoil's offios by
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Death OF an EstImable LA,

Mrs. sallie j. OOyerdals. ,be x,.
James L oOvsrdAls, died a, MiI,o
Del, on Monday, 18th inst Of p,rsl
sis, aged SO years The dscs.a.d.
Miss sallte J. McKsiV, was vail mn
In this city, vhtrs ahe b.d ho,'|
friends. She graduated at The mi
School and taught school In In II
up to the time Of her marriage, ,c1
thirteen years ago, when she reuOyl
TO Milton. Her love for teaching MI
ever, Was 20 great thu, she engaged
IL In her new home and followed
almost continuously up to The incl
her death. Before her marriage
vas . member Of scott N. Z, Chul
for many years, and when shs rsmoJ
70 Milton, took her certificate to tho
E. church ct that place.
ehs wasa oOnsisteEt Christian ID
In every respect, and vas never bspu
than when engaged "a doing gOod
others. About one week so he
stricken with Paralysis, The result
mental overwnIk, rs 10 addition 70 4
duties in the school .hs vn .tudyI
Asstduously for the examination /
which will shortly TAX. place. She I
the daughter OF Edward 8. NcKi
and n sister OF Mrs. JOIN 7, Back.
leaves two chlldrer, both girls, ass
and D yesrs rosr9ollysly. The FAM
VIII take piIos tomorrow attend
aud tf.ss services will b. uOpdgrt
.ne Milton N B, OH. Al. b, III
7. q, Ore.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

NEW YORK June 20 The TOD,
Mas julia Csrglle, 10 yesn old,
found on the Sidewalk 10 front 81
boarding house, No. 20 Wa'hlTi
street, New York, on Sunday noinl
shs had either fallen or Jumped 4
toe window or roof u the house. fscl
ing the injuries which were Alnosi
medtately fatal. Miss Osrlilr 800
aged molhsr occupied q ball tel Y
on the third floor Of the house A
were from Virginia, and Al zoe
we're wealthy. Ttey becsns P'o'l
being too proud to sccsPi ptell
help from relatives snd ihsndl
came North to make their oEu U,
Both mother and dsushtT V'Is b
educated and they earntd Apie'h
living, the mother BY issclill
Lessons and the daughter BY M
painting and drawing Me- u
said yesterday that tbsTs Wa ~
leSst doubt in her mind NV
daughter had gone to the 1901
house while 10 q somnambull'llO
and had fallen the1cs to 100
Others believe that u WM
suicide, Miss 0arslle haVlos "
melancholy through her lnAula
rtosiye remunsrative euplo! m'ns
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Fifth EDITION,
eo'd bser on the River

PHILADHLPHIA, Jnna %
y Tenn, Of Glendale G,noo W'.-Johu
Rri 1s . knocked-out saioop t uI% oAi!
ha,o.a sr,et Fraukford, ws,s vi ~ q
son Sso Magisttste smith yes,s,S tea ''Hea
s me- sns held In $500 bsi sI'1,a ~ aud
liquor on Sunday, WV OA' Tor selling
fne two prisonera ran TIA
room on the Della ware Ia :, SsoaunR bad
Wv VOW Gays sys before Glenn Went u ~ n. q
Ju oda and chartered The stSam 70 NE, Nes|
I I Field, and on suodsv r,o oaigd
last me Judd Field lsfI thu an, mornlul
wnAri with . motley crovd % I,i lug
women, who sought a dsv,. ~ r,. men Aud
lar on 1t. 0Vney Island colx
. A. Among the passenger, war. -.
S uis' mtn, who ruamed .So Az 'n y,
post. smoking bad cigors sD OSu, "a
ln9 tnemselyee entirely a. boms nv M ma
were special Officers John Dam ' rs
me Fifth james. Of tbs T.,n.I., 81 "
m M,o y The TWenty. fnh District.
IN IN , nsondAy morning ihey rsno,,,
Y ns, .ney nd seen 10 supsr,n,tnss
Lamon' Magistrate suitS n,erOna
issued Q warrant for ths s,,a,.p
Baker and Glenn. ' A''s"
Al the Central Station vs.,.,,.
AFTERNOON Officer Dan ,,,,asa V ,Sa,
had bought beer and vkI,Lsv ~, ,I1 u
Doth OF the prisoners had s.rvsS NJ.
ne was oorIoborstsi by Cficsrs Iam
and dormAn. The Magistrate bsld h
bail each. N" :"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The strawberry festival for the beue6t
OF the Sunday School Of the BRANDY.
wine NJ. E. Church, was opened last
evening In n very large tent st tho cor
uer Of Market and Twenty third
streets, which has been fitted up in good
sty 10, the whole apartment being decor
Ated With flowers and everRreens. The
taoles presided over by Mrs, N. K.
Price, Mrs. r Mcclure, Mrs. Sarah
Tong and Mrs.. Newlon Gem, were
particularly attractive. The attendAp ce
Was large and appeared to enjoy the
many good things. 1t will c)Dtinue
throunhout the week, and the coed peo-
| pie Of our city generally are tsked to
eTEe nd q helping hand.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The moonlight excursion wv N
evening on the steamer OIly y Y,
by Eureka Oonclsge, No . h' ~.
or 8. W. NJ, was a success y !, y
spect, and all who aiie1ut.
themselyes. There Wna lhS, =,
OF persons on board, snd sis l p.,
was discounted by the FlI,I n'
Band. The boat went aus
Reedy Island, and ttsr ,l1su, ~
plowly, the bright silver wv ~. !,
thiA's beams on the pI';lo ., sn
river forming q beAuiiial pl' 'trv
excurslonists reaoh.d you ", n.
IL 80 O'Clock, well p.tt'11 MI
trip, and As they ssla ''SIrss.,
homewari voted tie vi! y I'M, S d
OF the most msRuiae'ni ni alooas,
ON the river, and CapI'mlIi , oU n,yIl
most courteous Snd sR''"D
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Yesterday afternoon shortly before 9
O'Clock, Joseph Reason, y oo,ored lad
aged about II years, was accidentally
drowned In the Brand y wlne opposite
PuSey's whsTf. In company with 8
mum GER OF other lads he went In bath.
Ing be was uDable 70 swim and wad-
ding out beyond his depth sank A1d
WAS dFoEned. The alarm wss given
and the engineer OF the cotton mill ran
10 the scene bat It was too late He
searched for the body ard found 1t In
about twenty minutes after the rad
5ocite1t occurred. The body was
brought ashore sud taken TO bis pa
rents' res'deDca On Eleventh street, Os.
low LombsId. The coroner vas moth.
fed, and after viewing the remains,
gave certificate OF Aooidont1 drown
ibR. The boy was 500 OF Joseph
Reason, who 10 employed in Pussy q
C0ttCa mill.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
The sympathy with Germany

WASIINGToS, June 10 The aecre
hiy OF state today sent TO the House
OF representatives letter from Q1un,
ATcj, the German Minister TO thf
United saAies, in which the Cour
states tta' he duly transmitted ta hil
government the resoluticn of the Hyus,
OF representatives, Of Juue 10, ex
pressing sympathy with the Germls
nation on account Of the death OF EN-
pefor Frederick The resolution, b
says, was ,aii bsfore Emperor William
who was deeply novel thereby, SUI
Instructed Count Arco to thank IN
House OF Representative through th
government of the United States 70
this manifestation Of regard.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
FOURTH EDITION


Tha reaular weekly meeting Of the
directors Of the Street and Sewer De
nart.neut vas held last evening. i
The Water Department was granted
,s,mI.sion 10 set curb on jackson
s.,sst between Tenth and Hszleth also
IN H.zlett between JAokfou and Van
Rnran streets. Lynch b Leary were
sranted permission 70 construct vault
nndsr the pavement in front OF their
Mae N business, Fourth and Madison
s.,ss,s. proyidina that the construction
d done under she supervision OF tne
The Postal Gable Telegraph Company
were authorised TO erect telegraph poies
ON Union street, from Greenhill avenue
TO TAtnall, on TAtnAll 70 flitn, 70
French, TO Front, under the supuiA-
tons that In case the company oisposos
Of its rights the poles are 70 become tne
property Of the direstors-
The street commissioners was directed
10 order OF David Oonnell NE carloads
Of stone 70 be delivered ct Fourteentn
and Scott streets and i've CARLOADS 81
foot OF Shipley street
The chief engineer wAs Instructed U
measure the grading done on walnut
street by John DClan.
The secretary was instructed to re-
oue.t the Water Commissioner, the
nreaident Of the Park Commission and
Inc members Of the Board Of Health 70
meet the directors Ut the junction o.
Rattlespake rua with the BrAndywini
on wednesday afternoon, June "a, At
O'Clock, for the purpose o: discussing
the drainage Of the BrAndywine slop'
Of the city.
The secretary was instructed to asl
for proposals for grading DUPONT stree
betveen Delaware avenue and Eight
street, and ON Tenth street between Do
Pont and Clay ton streets.
Chief Engineer Robinson was re
quested 70 prepare plans for sewer OIL
the south side Of Front street, west o
Adams, the outlet 10 be In 6hipley Rnl
sewer near Reed street.
The grade Of Cbristiana avenue Wa
ordered 10 be established.
The weekly payroll Of t2os.62 wa
ordered paid.
The secretary was instructed to pre-
cure the opinion Of the city solicitor 1
regard 10 the power OF the board TO n
move sidewalk obsnuctions, and II th
board has no right 70 order their II
movAl 70 prepare . suitable retolutio
for consideration Of their next meetini
Bills were patsed % follows: j. 4
Harris, $40; Alexander Gillespie, 8
Union Blue Stone Company, $3.50 q
Francis 8. Bradley, 81, 252.6s; I. Lssli
Carpenter, $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The knights OF the N ~ NV MI
established in this Oily Da .av N
two years $50, ard a Xxx Tt|
several CsstleH, al oil WHY ~ an
highly prosperous c3o' ,,..Saln
CASTLE, No. 8, held their s,1
inR last evening, at theif mon,
Adams bulldog, 40 sS,suir'
present were S .leet O,a nSsr I'D
ley, Select Vice o9 ,tl11 NJ Of n
Past Commander Elli', Az 4, a ii
mia. There were l2cana, r,o,s "
and therel is = number l,, 40 Ord
been proposed aud ele econ, 90
tie is In . very pro'pss,Wiridni2
and under the able I Sgn, b
Commander Charles " . .r "
t1kinR its place as the O''
the State.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Il. Veohl, abmall boy, was ArresIel
yesterday afternoon for stealing rides
on the street railway oars. He was a.
rAiRned before Judge l. n6m ;his morn
ing, hat on account OF It beirR a flrst
otfense, he was discharged without be-
Ing fined. Other Offenders cannot,
however, expect TO escape no easily. as
II Is the intention of the managers OF
The company to pat step to this rep.
rehensible prAetioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
The Proolamation 70 tho People.

BERLIN, juno 10. - The morning
papers approve the Rmperor's pIools-
nation TO the people; especially thu
sincere aims which be hss set hlntelf
and the stress he lays upon his trust OF
the pcoplo and the attachment between
the sovereign and the nstion. They say
his avowals will be everywhere recip.
rnoatsd rs cordially as they ara made.
They express the hope that perfect bar
mopy between the sovereign and the
people will always be preserved. aud
declare that the people will faithfully
support the sovereign In the fulfilment
of his task.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Yesterday afternoon $. iiyiug
child of Robert McFarlan l,.5 i' =, q
Liberty street, was stra ,lgOsi. a
der peculiar circumsisn'tt6Sel d
e'cl ok the mother took ,ISDoutl
stairs ami put 1t to bed bed, Iron from
when the father retlrn at,,,noss 4
went upstairs for the .pp 1' 4
inc his attire Upon tn .hs Sid /
he was Mortified to una ..n NJ" dsii|
de de the I'D Of a lru c,iSild u
s ami is thai the ,,,e eI he ia
gor off the bed aud seeing X. ,' ios \
str Ti * open commenced Pm tSe ID |
contents, during w ,isl ~ stiaug
caupht the child, THEREBY I,s noild
death. The o,er VA sle 4
went out and gave q CO.
rom strspgulaiion
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The late DR.. Tantum let certain
amount OF money In his will for the
purpose Of providing q set of chimes for
Grace M. Il Church, on condition thSt
a like amount should be rAisec by the
mem beers Of the church. 1t gesms, how.
ever, that this 10 not likely TO bs accom-.
plished, as some of the mon bsrs are
opposed to the project, aud couseq uent,
~ the behest will revert to the Teutum
estate.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

On Tuesday night, thu 255h inst, tn 6
Bachelor Boat Club will gtVs their an
nual moonlight excursion on the new
steamer Oity OF Chester, The ex so rslons
given Oy this Clue In The past have
always proved pleasant and enjoyable,
sud tEsIe is no doubt but thIs will be
the snme. The elub are anxious TO ne,
cure enough funds to purchase . new
boat, and they should have the assist
anoe OF all p no dellgh; In the manly
uad useful pastlme OF rouing.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The sale of horses 81 the btzaAr Of W.
Y. Warner, on Tuesday, was quite
largely attended, and the entire lot,
numbering about atty, were disposed
OF ne prices ranging from $50 10 5000.
Mr., Warner acted as auciionter and
did bis work admirably. This after.
noon he told over twenty cows at res.
sorAble prices. His bazaar 10 becom.
Ing one OF the institutions OF our city,
and 10 ceriSinly proving to be highly
advantageous 70 buyers As well -
sslle1s.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
In nIemoria.

Reflections on tae death Of Anna ID ,
dRug tsr Of Lewis u. and n try A. Gum
mings, who died on Juno 10th, 1857, enc year
az ,, IN the 81 year of her age:
Calm on ths bosom OF thy God,
fair spirit, rest thso now;
Even while with u thy fOOtstep5 tT1d
HIS seal was on thy brow.
Lore are the paths and sad tho days
Whom thy moez smile 10 gone;
But, oh, q brighter homo than eurs
In heaven IL now thin6 own.
To part with those We love 10 k.ensst pain,
But hore thoEe days Of gIief will soon BIO
over,
and, obi what Joy TO meet that child again,
Where none may weep ana parting ID ne
more.
HER MorHuR
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The grounds ard dancing pavilion q
B'sn0yw Springs have been i'm
proved and Everything 10 ready for tn,
opening. The first promenade conoer
And mop Of the season will be given o
morrow evening. A special train vii
leave thu d Il P. Market street station
a. 80 O'clock; returning, leave th
springs at II O'Clock, and viii land pas
sengers at sSme station.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
a singular Ooourrenoa.

The s,erehoute at Penn Station, on
the Philadelphia snd Baltimore Cen
trial Railruad, Chester County, Pa was
struck twice by lightning during the
storm last Saturday afternoon, 0nd
quite badly damaged but luckily no
one was hurt. II is seldom Indeed that
such an incident is recorded, rs tt Ia sn
old saying that lightning rarely strikes
twice In the came plaos.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Tns prloO Of oos a,,

A reporter Of t ,es ri III, "a
T regard to coal ..s, ad Pi DsiIo'I1
last ysar. BE SEA ~ 40 S U'r lO', Y
on pavement, y sii no Is ia'l
He also ,siu teAs ~ III IN ts't |
supply, As It " ..u n.g W. %oah q
S but a go M bs'ots5 io q s;dita5ss,'
would be saved ny
pi asent prices -.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

George W. Jackson OF this city, who
was first announced lnst February ms .
candidate for the Republican nominA
tion for coroner of this county, is still
in tn held, aud will no doubt make an
eEcallent iua Mr.. Jackson Ia well
known throughout the county, and has
established reputation 81 ths man
that takes care OF lost children.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The q. 8. Court WAS In session this
morning, WITH Distiict Judge Wales
pEss'dlng. The jury Gaze OF Emmelino
b. ssllcgs, va. the ParviB q Willisms'
cnse va resumed. A number OF wit
nesses were examined Mp TO the
adjournment a, O'Clock, From pres.
emit tad ioattcns The trial will consume
several Gays.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
sale of BuIIdIns LOIS.

Ctarlee b. Lore and William ID.
Candy, trustees, will sell forty six
bulldog lots, tHely situated near the
Pullman Oar Works, eRst OF Eleventh
street. bridge, on Saturday, June 20, at
p. m Those who desire to make n
paying iuvea'ment In rapidly impIov.
ing part Of the city will tind this very
favorable opportunity. See adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Robert Cassidy, James Connolly,
Patrick Ford ana James butcher were
afraiRned before Judge Lyman this
mornluR ohsrged with treppass. Toe
evidtnoe shn we'd thSt they made pran
rlce Of 10. hna In John P. Dopoboe's
stable. and thAy we're each sentenced to
gay fee Of IS and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

me Em seror's Accession.

BERLIN, June 10 The following Gen
erals have been selected 10 go 10 foreign
courts 70 announce the accession of Rm
peror William II: Pape, to Russia, Wal
dersee, to AustriA-Hungary; Schlotheim,
to Italy; Lichnowsky, 10 the Vatican
Derenthal, to Greece; Sehhefken, to
RoumAnia,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

BRUSSELS, June 10 In the second
ballots here for mem bers Of thA Senate
and Chan her of Deputies the ClericAls
gained all the sight seats allotted to
this city and retained the fourteen seats
previously held by them in the Cham.
her OF Deputies. beeldes gaining one
from the Liberals
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
The Reserves Not to BIO doubled.

ST PETERsBuRG, June 10 1t is semi.
officially stated that the Gar has de-
clined to sanction the proposal of Gen.
eral Vannoyski, the Minister of War
that the number OF reserve battaions be
doubled, on the ground that the propose d
increase would be too severe burden on
the financial resources OF the empire,
and because the political situation in no
wile iustides tueh measure.