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Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

For come time past the iDa
5hipley street. above TroLt y
annoyed by the drunken oipsI
nun Der OF deprAVei females III
heir hesdqusrters in the 6nll1
IO7 OF said ttISet. Compliant y
made frequently to the polli Z, y
evening Officer Rrlok!e SUI
others mSds raid upon ias VI
and soooped In u cir ell ,l9i D.,
aiAna Banner, MARY Il, dioo's' \
Kennard, Mary AcLAu2S''O =
Smith. IA
They were arraisDei "a ". NJ
Court this morning a1d tae e, .s
Oaiosr BgicKlssLowed tie : az
rs. nlar p.ss heloi fll a., j
grace to oiYilizsa c] Ia
lie stated In his lestinenr' ~, IL
ne entered the room where " W n
ers were holding high Fsy9 10 y, y
an g terrible filthy condi!ip5p,, m m
subject ior tie Board Of h ..o,
orisoue,s we're al In a ftsIiS, y
cation, AFTER heari1G ID. e'loi h
Jndae rsn;eneed Geor2issr era n
Carrie KeupsId. MeFy hs aaj
aad Ksts Smith IS and oos'' U.s.
Il. GibbonR s. ard COTS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Don.t Bite !. poisonou. ss,,,

A man IA the nc. OF drowning will
I aturslly cling to q straw 10 save him.
SELF and when . man 10 In the clutches
of the Law he will try TO make himself
appear guiltless in the eyes of the pro
pie until found other wise. 30 1t 10 with
the oily tongues running the FIRE
racket game" They viii advertise
any thing or do anything in order to &c,
you In their CLUTCHES; 60 beware, and
give them = wide berth, aud don't bite
At their poisonous bait. Give your pat.
ranaee to deserving clotaiets, men like
L1uis Fellheimer, 406 Market, tAs
Economy Hall clothier.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

LoCKPoRr, N. Y, April 13.-JohI
LauRdon, 20 years OF eae, left his wit,
and family about 81 years ego. Ant
With another woman went to live II
Ohio. A few days ago be returned u
Lock port, and visited the family he hEc
deserted, bat his VITA reIuStd to ALLOW
him TO live with her. On "wednesday
he went into iba yard and shot himself
in the hssd; inhictiuR . fatal wopns
He leaves several children In Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

The funerAl of James Davis, which
took place yesterday Afternoon, va,
largely attended. The Temsirs were
encaesd In a handsome silvsr-mounted
burial cRsket. Tie burial Hgs ia
charge OF St. Johns OOmmsndefy,
Knight Templ4fs. Tho procession T.
the Wilmin Rton aud Brandy wine Gene.
terry, ~htr, the intermsnt took place
was heAded By the First Rsgimtni
Band.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

GnAsp RAPIDS, Mich, AP -,
The fiood ycs.sIdaI drove ,'e,, W Mi
men on the river fsort TON MS u.s., Il
aud il was feared that qp, 'bS !
Gorge brofe by evening, o. ,.i ri b I
osl streets Of the s!ly N sS.a,,,ao.S
Ssted' The loss By the 't es.sld,
bridges between G5a ,gn
Ceniralis Is about tls w ,,g, III
En-. PAUL. MIN. A9, ,igo; 4
water in Inc MississiPp,l. Nv wv ys. 1
the danger lire at 2 o'i iss, p;1fs
morning, and vas tTo W. ,spiIis
pcint By 8 O'Clock. haps ere conF
ing along the riysE ifoi IL ,5e aiiei
,be water was rlslps oh .. psr
.Sses-quarterv Of ~ I'd ia sySae.il,E'
Further up the river ps'
o1 Iserossr, April l9.-T II. % S.sl
river hos ristn a foot since ,,O% !hsl
night Millions Of IoS i,srs hsEsl
al into The Mississippi s =
dangerous as jam OF Tfomp.s'-
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Owen, Patrick and John DouQhert; {,
three degraded working specimens of
humanity, were before the municipal
court this morning, charged by William
B. Crossley, of having entered his ttore
at Front and Orange streets, and stealing
therefrom about 200 pounds of old gum
ehoes. After hearing the evidence the
Judge held them in $500 bail or the next
term OF Court In default thereof they
were taken 10 jail his afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
one OF Our Prominent Merchants is
Driven AIm1ft Insane.

one OF Our Prominent Merchants Is
Driven AImott Insane.
Itis pretty near time something ought
to be done to punish those that csme
here to undersfll us; We have laid In n
very large stock OF goOie, with expects
tions OF doing very iaFRe bus!nete, but
Gil hopes are DER, kB my calculations
are oonplelely demolished. That great
New York Gre Insurance clothing sale,
al 4l6 Market street, Is ceiling mems
.suiaA ct % IS, bays cults at 81 10, chill
dreD's suits AtSl S. 20. How can We
compete with those Ir.osa2 1t will ruin
our entire season. Such was the cry of
one Of our merchants overheard By
ssle8mRn Of the New York gAle. We
are very BorIy that thsy cannot ct m
pete with Us. Why? IL tho question.
Oame to us snd we will explain all, at
tie great New York ere insurance
salesroom, 4l6 kaIket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

UTE n .'"SHE II EEtNu WE'VE
Fall weight ofsilver on IS per cent
nickel.
Extra PLATED tea.spoorS, 4s dwts.
% 70 per dCE.
Triple plated teaspoons, 8 ez, S3.GC
PSF doz.
Triple plated dessor;.spoons, 8 o.,
50 % per dcz.
Fxirs plated tablespoons. e5 dwts.,
"a 90 per dec
The maker Ia sufficient guarantee.
/. LEWIS Row,
413 King b!feet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
DRESS GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, E.c.

And will open the same
for sale on above date
These goods have all been
selected with great care and
purchased from first hands
at lowest cash price, and will
be offered at prices that can
not but secure the attention
and patronage of buyers, 70,
instar ce. We will offer a
FULL LINE of that very
popular dress fabric, all-wool
Henrietta Cloth, 46 Inches
wide, for $500. We also
have a very full line in all
the desirable colors of all
wool Henriettas at 90 cents
a yard, full SO inches wide.
We are offering a beautiful
line of Dress Fabrics from
I25 cents q yard to $I.oo;
| all as low as the same goods
can be purchased in Phila-
delphia, and several OF the
lines from 10 10 Is per cent,
less. This last assertion is
susceptible Of the strongest
proof.
In cur Hosiery Dspar;.
ment We are offering some
astonishing bargains. All
goods very low, but some
less than cost of manuiactur-
ing. We have a large line
Of Ladies' Hose, fast black,
full regular made, French
toe and heel, split foot for
125 cents a pair, worth 25
cents. These goods will all
be sold in a few days, Please
come quick il you want some
of them. Excellent line of
Ladies', Gents ard Chill
dren's Hosiery at remarka-
bly, low prices.
KID GLOVES. = e
have an excellent line OF Kid
Gloves at so, 75c, 81, and
Isl 80. Our 50-cent glove
is equal, if not superior to
anything either here or in
Philadelphia, and every line
is ofmost excellent value.
Our Lace Department is
.comp!ete. Having purchas-
| ed all our stock from the in
Ipor.ers we are prepared TO
offer the most complete line
in this city. Chantilly and
IGuipure Flouncings and ali
the narrow widths; Torchon,
IOrientals, Valencienn e S +,
etc,; also Swiss and Ham,
burg Flouncings, Hamburg
IEmbroioeries, Hamburg and
Swiss Insertings, etc.
Our Linen Department. is
complete with Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Crashes,
etc.
We are Offering a bcau;i.
tul line of SILKS, 10 surAhs,
Rhadames, Nloire and Gros
lGSains, at all the popular
lprices.
We will have something
TO say regarding cur
complete line OF Black
mourning Goods in a day OF
1.-TWO.
Please call and examine,
Eeven ii you do not wan! to
purchase.
| Respectfully,
William NJ. Pyle
All Market Street,
aCQ Ch;DIa,, Ct-aaA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

A large number OF De,sware shad are
Tow being received, aud Powell Ia the
Third street market will have s5me de-
ltctous oneS to morrow, In addition 10 n
full supply OF Delaware rock and ell
other Varieties In seAgon.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Yesterday afternoon borEe attach cd
to wagon belonging - Caldwell &
Wall became frightened at one OF tie
electric cars and ran away. Before DO
log caught the wagon was demolished.
The driver was unhuit.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Yesterday nttofaoOn. r. of %st,l I
rear Msrkef, IN q "a hpr 10 b,
cation. He oordlGa, 10 =. - iCspsIs'
she municipal COM n, 'osj ( -
:, ,,n ,l,t : p, e. 40 ao4A::tsd'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

he slept qnlte well throughout the
night and this morning con versed with
hts physicians In q sensible manner,
showing the return OF brain power,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Bargains
Hosiery /

Apru I4Cn, we VIII
commence a sale of
Ladies', Children's
and Mems Hosiery,
at lower prices than
same qualities o f
goods were ever be-
fore known in this
market.
500 pairs Ladies'
f u l | regular.made
p i n S t ri p Q
Hose at l24c p e r
pair. Regular 25c
quality.
800 pairs, Ladies'
full | regular-made
solid COlOred Hose.
at l24c per pair.
Regular price 25c
per pair.
$50 pairs, Ladies'
flu ii regular-made
brilliant Black Isle
Hose at 373c per
pair. Regular 623c
quality. T h e S e
goods are superior to
those we sold last
season at this low
price and they were
good. 1000 pairs
Ladies' full regular
made f a s t Black
Hose at 25c,in light
and medium weight.
Large S t o C k of
Ladies' clear fast
Black Hose in Cot.
ton and Ii S | e
thread at SO, 60, s.,
Is cts, and elegant
Silk Hose $1.OO and
$3.50.
Small S i z e S in
Children's 81 a C k
Hose a t l2c, full
regular.m a d e al
sold at 25c.
SMALL SIZES ONLY |
5 10, 6, 6 l-2 inch. |
Please read C ar e-l
fully; only 5 1-2, 6,
6 l-2 inch at IL cts
per pair.
Mems fancy l-2
Hose, full regular
made, IL l-2 cts per
pair. |
Mems solid color
ed Lisle thread l.2I
Hose, 81 IL cts.
Usual price SO cts.
L h e best 25ctsl
Black Stocking for
Children i n t h Ell
country, b to . l-2l
inch. |
Many other styles
OF Hosiery are att
our usually | o wi
price, |
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

A two horse farm wagon loaded with
brewery grain broke down about noon
Sc day on Maryland avenue near Oak
ttrset, the hind wheel completely col.
lapIinE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

TesH, teas, teas. We hsva jest re-
.ceived new invoice OF cur 30 and COS.
teas. They are the bstt goods for the
money. Crippen, L Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

10 Milan slrswa in all shu new shad,s
and shssss ~ Ms. Z. L Bo1m4n's, us
King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
thread glove at IL
IL cts. Lots of
other gloves in Isle
and Kid.
KENNRAD&CO,
623 Market st.
MAKKIE ED,

oALHoUN-HIroH.-on April 18th, in
jesse HigzinI, william r. Uaihsun, OF
this city and Matte b. Hitch, iorms,lr Of
Mllferd. sussex County papers plsals
copy.
IN pERSo N-RA MBO.-At st. Paups N,
=. Onutsh, on the evening tle l2th ms ),
bJ kev. Louis Il. Barrett, Edward d,
Andeison to Miss Hannah A. Kambo, All
Of wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
KeliGr, the incomp rehenslble. will Ap-
pear at the Opera House and give peg.
OF his wonderful feats.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Tubercse bulbs, very choice. viii all
bloom this season, only at OriFpsn's, 8
East Second stTeet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

III you vast goDd watch eni gave
money 90 10 smyth & Fe,'1, 81 Bar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
- -
ML...A,

~ nin ' X t.a9sg.. ok lane, spring
s nee,' Da ..-h Q, as52.e q, 2J6 Market
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Gao he saved by bnying footwesI
this week At ths family shoe house, Do
Market street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

S.ir morrow the wsather premises n
cinrda warmer. Sunday fair 10
t y,ouuy Eat'ouary TEN peIature, and
'nsL L-l-4 1aSlEos.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

The Fl 90 II. Brewing Company's B.
B. B. for sale by oil their customers on
Saturday and Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

,.oI @i1 zen hnae, Rtuderson's garden
e. 60 i.o = a1' Es SHE, at Crippsn's, 8
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

One 6seinwsy q Sons grand square
Siano alta great bargain. II. 3. KOBE.
LEN, ITO Market g.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

NEW YORK. April 13.-The condition
OF Roscoe UonkliDg Ia somewhat better
this morning, and while his chances for
recovery are only one out Of ten, his
friends and physicians seem greatly en-.
Outraged.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

MIG, soothing, and healing IA DE-
5Age's C4tarrh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Tbs men5aIs Of thu Choral Club are
requested to meet 81 the rehearsal room,
ms evening al 8 o'clock for rehearsal
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
PuRilis,s statues.

LONDON, AIrll IL.
Pony Moore, the horse, was beat en- 10.
day In the 5AndoWn racer, but Pony
Moore, the negro minstrel and hos. +,
was victorious 1T his bsnefit this even
Ing, Among other entertainments the
iniroc uotion OF living ntatuAry by
Charles Mitchell WAS novel and
striking feature. Each statue was
briefly explained in graphic terms by
Jake KilrAln. The subjectn repro
sentsd were Hector, Hercules, the
Appeal, Defiance, the Qaoit Throw
eF, In three positionsj perseus,
the Dying Gladiator and "Oharles
Mitchell al he appeared 10 the ring
with tho celebrated Sullivan"
The program did mott how Mitch.
oil attained his statustque accomplish
monn, but 1t WAS suspected that tbey
ere he result OF recent meetings In
which the pooling act was = more i'm
portant feature than hitting.
ON THE STORMY SEA,
LONDON, April l2-John L. Sulli,
van ssile0 from Liverpool Today on The
steamer Catalonia for Boston. He irsl
obtained Lis belt from the customs Gu
taorigta-, In uhsse custody It has beer
since Sul'ivab's arrival IN England A
large crowd Was Oh tho dock TO see Sul.
Ivan OF and he was heartily cheeIed
A number Of sullivan's friends fol
lowed the steamer for some distance IL
a tug.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
FIFTH EDITlO|
WHO DRANK /
Police Say No, Sd
the Moss Rosl
AN OFFICIAL Den
BRING Us the rnpryr


y, The ss members OF .he Mo, i
sembly, who DO not prop o,us :,
tho soApeGoAts for tbs ny
that INDUCED Ia the b. pCs"
telery at police heAd0u.rls,.
pared the following t1r nnSt,,
WILMINGTON, ApsI, ~
EDITOR OF THH RRpvBIIc
relation to the beer orlsSi"n
~ police headQuArters en-
evening, 10 truthiul msnb,,.
Mess Rose Assembly, wa smnS
deny that the beer was Az,
rooms, 50 stAtod by three Of ~
oers 10 . communication Ia ny
on "Wednesday evening TbI.
tss was never appointed he
Rcs4 Assembly, and thew h.,
time thas they were aciirs h
when they signed their nam.
communication. Tho o0p,r,
sur association POSITIVELY Sy
" Ahy klll OF lpi0I
liquor In our room.
what inducements had tb,
oers " u out to ihsm to uaa
h2n this Illegal documsnt2 mi
= clear vihoicstion on tho part
mos Rose Assembly? We al
NA~ed That the door u our ID
opensd and the minute book nk
tue secrstAry's deFki this ls1
PIT Respectfully,
TRRREscE RIM
Pad
THos. JoHssO
Yice.Pes
@. @. eYMiSG1
Recording J,cI
j. 0'DoSYElU
W. H. BRADY
Jons Cook,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
WILLIAM NJ. PYLE,
All Market Street.
Grand Opening
SATURDAY,
APRIL IL, 1888

Having leased the large
and elegantly.lighted store
No. All Market street, and
fitted 1t up 10 a satisfactory
manner, we have filled it
with a choice stock of all new
and desirable
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Who ts7ga t=o0a,n p,,c-- ,, vorr
cifv hr, Er' p''s'' - sUU'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
LOOK AGAIN.

there anything pride ourselves on it is stock Of
Spring Clothing We put order early and have secured
some OF the most desirable things in the market Look
$40 Suits They're beauties for the money At SIS surprise
you,
Our $40 and S25 Suits the finest have had
2 we give you imported goods The tony price for these suits
is 1885, we sash.d with S25 We want to in and
see them, whether you wish to buy not.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Did you ever zee clocks as cheap "a
o. Smylh 8 Feii's7
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

H. you take one Of Il o s.
you will take another
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
DRIVEN ksAD.

A great sacrihos In silvsrEArs at
Smyta & Fsil's,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

W. ANTED - A SITUATION BY
w sober, industrious man OF IS. n Ook :
keeping, saltsinan or anything where living
for tamil can be made. yetrs experience ID
above Anches, Good reference. Address
W.. 3lg Van Buree street, city. AlS-2lt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
ktstr --rLL-.-.-.-

= ~ ~ F7sa NIuTU
the Hhace: 'o'o9J' III
2o'csek IO6'c,,oh
800 10 o,o'A
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

DIED.
LnDGs.-On the 18th inst, Sarah, wife Of
Henri Lodge, eyed % yeSrs.
Services at the house, ne. lIla Walnut
street, en- Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
interment private IS RivosvlGW Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
C. r. RUD0LPn,
ARTISTIC =. aaEs

I O7T-A PoCKETBOoK. ON SHIP
- icy, Fourth or Market streets, containing
tl0 no;t and rome change. The finder " III
be suitably waTdrd Ia leaving same al
Ll0yd's siOr,, I'm snd klnR cts. 1T
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

w ANTkD-BY A YOUNG MAN, A
situation willing to do Ia ost any Eind
OF night work. Address A. J. tails oiiice.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

WANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
for general Homework at kyIe's, No.
III west 9th st.. Al3-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

EtOR RENT GREENBapK mAnsioR
a " rosms, ttabliHg, IL acres pasture
seadi o. station, m lies out. L u. PElLIFS,
a.4 West street. nls.2ta
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

Aito
! HOS. JcHss0
Vce'P,ss
@. @. eYMiSG
Recording Jnr@
j. O'DOsNELuN
W. H. RRADYN
Jons Cook, i
ID. McPADIrg
n. kAioNEY,l
y. Johnson, I
j, RILEY
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

WANTED-TWOG GOOD CARRIAGE
~ painters. Apply to JONES GUTHRIE
= W., south oI MArket street bridge. alS-2t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

syYAErED "A SHOE MaKBK GA RE,
~ pairing. Steady work to q good
man. j. ". oAERoLL, Tenth and Grange
streets. ais M
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

UiOR RSET-FARM or o. AURES
- within 81 miles OF WILMINGTON. VIII
teht In paris. AddlssI Farm, this otrss.
ala ets
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

"a CNkr 10 LOAN IN SUm4 10
tETAppFtI - V0AR TlFg9 AT 1000
w hsbAinaton street. kl90,t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

USoR RENT-THREE ROOMS; HgAT
= and gas and privilege OF bath. apply
OF I'LL MarRet street. 1Isu
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

MTbHTED-k POSITION AS bOJK-
w Besper, or as salesman In u store.
GOOD reference. hddrots u. J. ENANS'
fair mill, Md. ana yts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

W ANfkD-A HALF.aRUWN GIRL
w for general homework, at b06 W. TIN
SIeob. al3.2lh
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Shooting ARRAY.

SPOKANE FALLS W. T., Nov. IA ser.
ious shooting ARRAY occurred at Burke's miu-
iug camp IN northern Idaho last night.
Charles Garrett, colored, and Joe Morgan
white, while drinking in Angus Macdonald 3
saloon engaged in an alteration. Both men
drew revolvers and opened fire. Though
the combatants could not geo each other on
account of smoke which followed the Fl ret
few shots, they blezed away until their re.
volvers were emptied. James Shannon, a
By ISLANDER, was shot 10 the stomach aud can.
not live VIM. Lyman, another spectator
was shot through the shoulder and Gar.
ret:'s arm was almost shot off. Morgan
came out of the fight without scratch and
escaped TO the mountains.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Prairie Fires.

HURON. Oak, Nov. IA prairie fire
swept over q large tract of land along the
north line of Sanborn and the south line Of
Beadle counties Monday afternoon and
night large amount of hay and grain in
stack was burned and number of fine tree
claims were badly damaged.
ABERDEEN, OAK, Nov. l4.-Lsrge pref
rie fires are raging west and southwest of
this city. A stiff bret2s drives the fire
through the high grass at a fearful rate
One farmer LOSES his houae, barns, hay, etc.
The extent of the damage cannot be learned
at present.
GARY. OAK. Nov. 14.--Praire fires have
been raging southwest of this place in the
midst of 4O.mle gale all day yesterday.
Considerable damage has been sustained.
AT present writing the wind has gone down
and TO all appearances the fires are out.
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Railroad Accident.

DowNER's GROVE, He, Nov. II "A fat
freight train on the Burlington road last
evening struck frog" and jumped the
track luat in time to catch The engine of o
crowded suburban passenger train which
had just pull out of Downel's. AT. the
end of "a minute there was not much left OF
the passenger engine and both the engineer
and fireman were SO badly bruised and
mangled that they will die. A number Of
freight cars were wrecked.
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Mind Dog.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IA dog owned by
Patrick Walsh went mad yesterday and at
tackled Miss Cora Walsh, an Is year-old
daughter OF the owner, biting her on both
arms. In attempting to rescue bis daughter.
Mr.. Walsh was badly bitten on the hand
The dog then started en- mad fight
through the city with several policemen in
pursuit. He bit fully fifty nnimals and
6ually attacked small child, tearing out
one Of the little fellows cheeks and destroy
ing an eye. After cbale of two miles the
dog was killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-14

As THE negro vote elected Mr.. Harrison,
those who cast it are, and by no meas IN.
naturally, very proud Of their victory, and
will take nGdi;ional pride in swelling the
crowd at his Inauguration to the largest
possible numeer. They should be en-
couraged to do SO, END every Southern man
who employs negroes, men or women,
should give III, IN holiday and railroad fare
so as 10 enable them to be in Washington
on Inauguration day. Mr.. Harrison'5 cleo
lion was great colored victory and all the
coloted people in the country should en-
deayor to make that fact patent by crowd
lag Washington on the day of his Inaugural
ton. They should also have their full
share OF the "spoils, ard so noted are the
republicans for graft ude aud generosity
that they will doubtless not only be willing
but anxious to allow them their jus. pro-
portion Of tho Offices. But by ell means
sDeye should be al immense throng OF col
ored people in Washington on the An Of
March, on which occasion their joy should
be unconfned.
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Yves. virginia.

News of the recent election is meagre as
10 msjorities for candidates Of either party,
but enough las been received to con ii IN
the election of the democratic national ticket
by about 200 msj ority, and the democratic
State officials by maiorltiee ranging from
400 to 700 Wilson, democrat. for Congress
ia the second district, is elected by $50 ma
lority, while Anderson, democrat, Cor Con
gress from the third district, is elected by
something over 200 msjofity. The result in
the fourth congressional district is yet in
doubt, but in favor of jackson, democrat
Atkinson, republican. first district, is no
doubt elected. The Legislature will be
democratic by at least two on joint on bal.
lot.
A Wheeling dispatch last night says ::
The recount is progressing over the State
Democratic figures, as corrected by the
latest returns, show majority of $50 for
Fleming for Governor, three on joint ballot
in the Legislature, five for Pendleton, demo
crat, in the first dstric; 50 for Jackson,
democrat, in the second, and over 100 each
in the third and fourth for the democratic
candidates for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-14
Governor Gordon Enaugurated.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 14-Governor Cor
don was inaugurated for his second term ut
noon yesterday. The inaugural address
deals With the late election, and the effect
it will have upon the South and on individ
ual States taking the stand that he does
the degrading Of any of the Southern States
by he enactments of force bil5. Ifthere ie
one principle of government dearer than
all others to American freemen, be said, it
is the Independence, equality and freedom Of
the States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-14

Mr.. CooGAN, the labor candidate for
Mayor of New York at the recent election,
says he gave the managers o! his party one
hundred thousand dollars, which sum they
assured him would pay the expense of the
campaign and secure his election but that
not only did they pocket the money and de-.
sert and abandon him. so that he received
no vote at all, but that they received more
money for the republicans for doing So.
Mr.. Coogan has learned lesson, and a
rather expensive one, but though the men
who sold him out celebrated the death OF
their party with brrlesque wake snd fn,
neral, in some other guise they will catch
other gudgeon at future elections.