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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-04
THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG.
The Consideration In the Recent Demo-
cratic Deal with the MOrmOus.

cratic Deal with the MOrmOus.
1t has been generally understood,
for weeks past, that there had been
some kind of u IDEAL" between the
Democrats and the Mormon church
but just what it was did not appear.
Now, however, the cat is let out of the
bag by the statement in the tele'
graphic dispatches published this
morning, to the effect that the Nor
mons, having contributed $4,000 te
the national campaign fund, the Dem
ocrats in Congress are opposing anti
Mormon legislation.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

NEW York, Nov 22.-Coroner Erdman
was notified that Mary 6ahAna, wife OF
John Mabana. was dying of beating
given her by her husband, his mother,
his brother and his sister The coroner
found Mrs. MAhaua in critical condition
I'm her rooms She Is thin, cAreworn
woman, about % years old. Her 2-year-
old twin children played about the room.
Mrs. Mahaua said that she married her
husband two years ago He Is a stalWart
young fellow, about 80.
On Sunday last, she said, he came home
drunk and threw 6 ones at the window
from the street. He continued during
the day to drink whisky and beat her,
saying: "There'e no one here to protect
you row " At nightfall he went away
and returned with bis brother Patrick
and beat her, and afterward his mother
Maria MAhana, and his sister, HoDors,
came and her husband beat her again.
Her husbands mother, brother and
sister were drunk, aud when her husband
tired OF beating her they beat her. The
husband is held without bail The others
were held on bonds.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
just received fpe lire OF 20 and Coo
teas. Crippen, s Bsst Second street.


WASHINGTON, Nov. % The Demo
Hrat'o managers were thrown into .
stAts OF mingled Anazsment and dis.
mAy to day by the exposure Of their re
neWed plot to capture the House. TheJ
eeem 10 have sgreed 70 keep matters at
stan dstill for few hours and to make
no movement to-day, hoping that the
storm wOuld bow over. The two o. asses
OF oonspirators sre Southern coBRtess
men And DEmooTatio ofiioiAls OF the
House. They have hesn urging Senator
Gorman and his Immediate lieutenants
to make every exertlnn to count oui
tour Southern Republican districts
The four dislriots selected, az told In the
Press to-day, arc Second Louisiana,
Ssoond North CAROLINA, Third Tenneg-
rec and Fourth Maryland. There were
no new developments IN any Of tl ega
districts to day. Tha spsci&l agent OF
the Damooratlo conspiratnrs is atill In
New Orleans. but he has bssn inactive
for twenty f0rr bours.
No action will be tAkeu In the Noitl
Carolina district until Thursday Of
uext week, whom the State Oanvshslng
Board meetH. The Governor OF MARY
land still refuses 10 Issue csrt!fioatEH TO
the elected oonRrassmsn aud is evidently
still waiting for some excuse 10 give 4
cert flcsts to Rsyner, the deie&ted
Democratic candidate in the Fourth
District.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

No person ever visited the famoul
5hsnandoah Valley, Virginia and Wesi
Virginia but he admired the country
It's people and appreciated the vast re
souTcss awaiting development. During
the past few months q very heavy i'm
migration has gone into these States. II
is grand country, has an excellent
climate, is rich In natural resources,
lands are cheap, and persons seeking
new locations should look II over imme-
diately.
December 4th the Baltimore &c Ohio
Railroad %. will sell round trip land
excursion tickets good for so days from
PhtladelphIs, Wi minRton, Del, New.
ark, Dell, and Chester, Pc, to various
points in Virginia and Wesl Virginia,
at one fare for the round trip.
For particulars about this excursion
Apply 70 ticket sRents, B 8 o. r R.,
at points named above, or o. r Mac
kenzlo, S3S Chestnut ttreet, Philadel.
phia, Pa.
M. v. Richards, Land Agent, B. g.
o., Baltimore, Nd, will give ou full
information about lands.
OHAs. o. EoULL,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
b. q o r, r. 10,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Prof. Robert W. Rogers, OF Haverford
College, delivered highly interesting
lecture in the Friends meeting house,
NJ Fonrth and West straets, on Thurs
day afternoon, bsiore the pupils Of the
school and their parents and friends ob
"IsAiAh and bis Times" He eulcg zsd
Isaiah very highly as . preacher Of
rlehtaouBness ~ we'll 80 forsieller OF
scholarship instead OF disproving the
history ara verifying them. The lecture
was listened to sttsntiVely and may he
the means Of leading to q closer study
Of the Bible, and the character Of those
who existed prior to the Christian era.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Consul General
Bas'ett, who represents the Haytien
Government at New York, has received
Information that a peace between the
Haytien Government and the insurgents
Is being arranged by ambassadors. The
rebels, it is said ARE nearly out of money,
and peace ia expected within few days.
TIE Haytien Consul at New York made
an unsuccessful application to Collector
Magono, yesterday, for the detention OF
tie British steamer Samana, ,on the ground
hat she had contraband goods on board.
The vessel sailed for Hayti during the
day and, took with her clean clearance
papers issued by the Custom House and
sh p papers signed by the British Consul
The Haytien Consul cold reporter that
he had positive informal on that the brig
Mary @. Dana was At City Island, with
contrabsnd goods On board, ready to
transfer them to the Samana outside of
Sandy Hook. The Dana is the vessel
which a week ago arrived at Boston and
reported that while of Haytl she was
boarded three times by a Haytien man
of war, which insisted on Inspecting her
papers. They were found to be all right
and the man -oi-war permi ted the Dana
to resume her voyage.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

LenoH'a own pow. Tha young man
thAnked his courteous friend, went back
20 bis vessel after service and passed
the night. The next morning he sought
out the dealer in sail cloth and present.
cd his letter. He wanted work and de.
aiIed oTedits for . little osnyss.
Did l not see you In Mr.. Lsnox's pew
yesterday2" said the Scottish msroh ant.
II don't know whose pew l sat 10, cir,
but kind gentleman gave mo seat. "
We'll, lad, that Was Mr.. Lenox, and It
10 no common honor to be asked to si.
limits pew. will trust any boy with
goods that has that honor conferred upon
him. To the day Of hts death, the
millionaire said that bis success dated
from that Bur day. There was no mira
ole or fhnAtlcisn about the matter. He
was Introduced TO valuable acuuAint-
anoss. Ho had credit and standing
with the most influential men Of the
city. He was shielded from bad com.
pany and huilful recreAtion, and ttart.
cd fairly at once on career OF suoosas.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Charley, Harry and John left this
city on Tuesday last, each one carrying
= dOuble-baTrel breech loader, and .
aneahing looking rabbit dog bringing
up the rear. Aftev some three hours
ride In the cars the scene Of carnage
Sas reached, the guns were got ready,
end alter pNfthking Of . friends hospi
lality In the shsps Of . substantial
lunch ths three Runners being Joined
by their friand), started to look for
game. They trAmpei the bAlAncs OF
the forenoon and away un'il twilight
had come on aud ell the game that
oould be stirred mp was Q poor lone
robin, which beosme the prey Of the
Artist, who brought the bird down ~
was running along the Rrounc), t1s
faithful dog tuning tail at the report
Of the spOrtsman's gun, when II rapidly
disappeAtOd from sight.
One Of the other guDners slghtAd \
rabbit sitting upon Its haunoheB looking
around for gunneTs, and on sighting the
four tired and hungry looking men
just folded its little "fOra paws" and
seemed to say, "PlsAse, mister, don't
shoot. I'm your game" The toys sat
around the fire In the evening ana told
cunning stories until q late b us Is
o'olook), when they sought the oonsO
laLlon Of = comfortable osd and Wore
soon in the arma OF morpheus They
swoke early Wednesday morning and
after eating a hearty brsskfa,t got
their traps together, and calling their
purp, started out In search Of more
game, 1t Is said "thsy" did kill alto.
gethBr some sight or ten rabbits, hui
lhoy failed TO bring that number home
with them, 30 We have to take their
Eord for II, The boys had good tims
even If theiF luck Was not so phenome
nal.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

q blood and thunder drama, was given
At the Opera House last evening before
an oyertioWinR gallery. The play is full
Of startling and realistic border life
situations, and judging from the tire
mendous applause It catches on with
tho2e who we're preEent. Real Indians
are . special attraction. The troupe
gave abort street parade last evening &
Just bafoFe the performance mp Msrket
street, en1 s5t of quise lot Of red Gre,
Roman oAudlSs, eto They will repeat
the performance asAin this and TO -mor-
row evenings, with utual matinee or
Saturday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
Every Evening Reporters.
looMMuNIoArRp.l


Two handsome, Intelligent ~ Indl.
viduAls purportlng to be reporters for
the Every Evening, introduced them.
selves to my observation At the IustI-
tute building on the occasion Of q lee.
ture. The lsotura was not rendered,
bnt there was enough reported to have
been said, which, If the parties had
been pArtSking Of hAsh-heesh or an eK-
ira amount OF stimulAnts to hsiRhten
the imagination, WAS pArdonSble.
Their lingo over the appearance Of the
lecturer will not leave an indsllible i'm
preston on the minds Of the readers, As
IL is well understood that they are
neither the classical nor scientific effu
sloRs Of the college bred.
BY THE PECULIAR WOMAN.
T. S-rhis lady was formally q
teacher ~ New CASTLE and boarded
with . ooutin Of Gov. Blggs
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

WAsHINGToN, Nov. % -Rspreseu.
tatlve Woodburn OF Nevada retired
early last night, and - usual he placed
hts vest under his pillow. The pockets
contained $3.50 IN cash, two railroad
tickets from Oregon TO San francisco
and return and . book OF telegraph
stRmpE. When he Awoks this mo o;ninR
he discovered that the vest and Its con-
tents were gone. The police were mott.
fed and in . short time arrested o COL.
ored boy, who confessed that he had
taken the articles. He had thrown the
tickets and telegraph stamps away and
spent some Of the money. One hundred
and sixteen dollars were recovered.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
E. n. HAnt-ano watches repaired.


WAsHINGToN, Nov. 23.-As . result
oil The uen'ersnoB between General Ms
: ono and Senator Quay, recently bsli
hers, 10 ia snnounoed tbst proceeding
will be began IN The Viyglnia State
Courts and thu United States Dis,ric
Court tor Virginia, attacking the rlgh1
O! she Dsmooratlo electors of that State
20 cast their votsa for President In the
E ectoral College II will bs In the ma
tnre OF 3 pstitlon for writ Of quo war
ranto to compel the electors receiving
osrCihcstss TO show By what right th0s
nbbume to serve rs such. Fraud ls al
lsSed.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

NEW York, Nov. 23.-Ihs Ale and
Porter BrewerA' Association met here
Yesterday, snd, after listsnlna to the
evidence offered by the Brewers Union
TO support she lAttsT's charge that
Stevenson & % brewers had violated
the agreement between the Association
and the Unlon, decided that the charge
WAS not proved, ard announced that
unless the boycott upon Stevenson g.
90. is raised BY Tuesday next . general
lockout of brewery employees in New
York, BroOhlyp, Jersey City and New
ark will DO at onoe ordered, affecting
about Is. COO men.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
rns rsnohsrs' Institute.

Yesterday mornings session Of the
Teachers' Institute convened ut New
Castle At O'Clock, with 5upsIiptaD dent
BoBsey In the chair. The devotional
exercises were conducted by DR.. VIM.
Fl. Purne,l, after which the eecIetaFy
read the minutes Of the previous day.
superintendent Bessey introduced Prot.
w. B. Tharp, Of Middletown, who
spoke for about forty minutes on
Arithmetic. At the close Of the lee
ture there was M intermlssion OF fifteen
minutes, after which the roll was called,
and superlntand Bssasy introduced
SuperiR ter dent D. W. Harlan, Of this
city, who delivered an instructive lee,
ture on manuel Tfsining Is . Means
OF Mental Training" He was followed
BY DIR. Purnell, who made o few re
marks on The same subj sot.
Miss Margaret HillsA spoke on "Hy'
slene IN the Public sohoolf," aud she
was lollowsdb y Mlss Jtolu't'O OF New
ark, W. B rhRrp OF MidoletoWn, 10. o.
Mote OF Cbr stlApS, Professor d. B
Jones OF New Castle, and Il. W
Powell Of Taylor's Bridge, on the same
suhisnt.
The morning session then adjourned.
The afternoon session convened At 2
O'Clock, when Superintendent Besaey
introduced DE-. Pnrnell, who delivered
sn interesting address on "History."
He was followed by DR.. A. N. Raub, Of
Delaware College, who spoke on "Spell.
ing" Superintendent L. Irving Handy,
OF Kent County, delivered en- address
on the Essentials for q Good RsoitA-
tion," after which Professor W. A.
Reynolds, Of this city, spoke on "Ey.
moloRy" This closed the afternoons
proceedings and the session adjourned.
The Opera House Was we'll filled in
the evening 10 hear Colonel George W.
Balm, OF Kentucky, deliver his lecture
on "Tbe Pendulum OF Lite" He was
introduced by j. Alexander Fulton,
Dsq., OF Dover and commenced by
saying that the full title Of his lecture
WIS "Boys and Girls, Nice and
Naughty, are the Pendulums OF Life"
This afternoon Professor Goldey and
number Of teachers from this city
will be present.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

CHICAGO, Nov. 23 james DorRID,
ho ex-msmber Of the Irish oonstabu.
larry, about whom there hAs been much
said, was found to be ineAne yesterday.
Judge Gray said that he could And
nothing In the law which would comp 81
tina British Government or It's reprssen
tative here to take charge Of him, bat
that bis friends who brought him over,
knowing him to be insane and pAuper,
might bs oompslled 10 return him 20
ireland II they Are able to do 40.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

This stAndArd mage zine has been pub.
liahed for forty fl ye years with constant
success Issued weekly, II gives over
three and quarter thousand large and
closely printed paRes Of reading matter
forming four lSrRe volumes-svIry
year. Its frequent issue and ample
space enable IL 10 present with fEsSh
ness and satisfactory completeness the
Ablest essays ard reviews, the choicest
tSlasI the most interesting gketohes OF
travel and discovery, the beet poetry
and the most valuable biographical, his
'oticAl, scientific and political informA
lion from the entire body Of foreign
periodical literature, and from the pens
Of the most eminent writer's Of the time.
The maRezlne is nbpproRghed by any
other periodical In the quzntiiy Of read,
ina giTens and as q thorouahly sAtiBiAc-
tory compilation Of tho most vAluAble
literature OF the day IL 10 unTivAlled. 1t
has become quite Indispensable 10 the
American reader. By its aid alone he
can conveniently as well as eoOnomi-
oAily keep vol abreatt With the literary
and scientldc progress OF the age and
with the work Of the Ablsst living
writer's.
The subscFiptIop prIae (Ss q yeas) is
oneep Tor the amount OF reading fur
nishsd, while the publishers make 4
stll cheaper oher, VIZ: 10 send The
Living Age and any ono OF the Amsri.
can "a monthlies or wseklies . yeAv,
ooIh postpaid, for $40 80; thus furnish
ing to the 81 ubBoribsr ut small cost the
cream OF both home and foreign literA
ture. rho publishers also Ofer to send
to all new subscribers for the year 1889,
remltting before January lst. the week.
ly numbers of 1888 issued after the re
oeipt Of their subscriptions, gratis
l!i!tell g 90, Bosom, are the pub
lish6rs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

The official vote of Miohlpau RiveS
Harrison q plurality Of 20 966. Total
number Of votes cast, 476, $50, an In
crease of 72 S6S over four ysArs ngo,
divided as follows: Harrison. 1856 $40;
Olevelsnd, 213. .4O4i Fisk, 90, ,9I2i Stree
Ter, 4,542
The otfioiAl count OF the votes for
Presidential electors IN North Carolina
is Is follows: Cleveland, 147. .0O2; Har.
rison, 18a 784; ,JieVelAnd's majority,
13, l16. The canvass for OongresameD
And State offioers will bs made under
law on the 29th int.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Rh0 cheapest has hRuB0 IA the aIeR
RumfoFd frOs,' AOA a1aYksG naFosa
Oupping and Ioeshing, lOs Is. Second d,
Try Bush'S coal Yeu win likeIt.
Try Bush's oeal you will surely like Il,
nllGrd y. Davis, jOWelsr, Q Z. Second Of,
Fine 49, X. RlnEs, at HAarB. Is \. Fourth,
Frank ROoD Smith, druggist, Sth and King.
American Laundry, - west FroRt street,
BHaKiliAn Balm, Immediate cure for mamps
Wantod-bo0 persons 10 buy White Ash
cigars and key West cigars. >. II. Durstsin,
2lb King aHsOt,
You can get the best homemade candy IN
ths city 81 No ". Second straOt, barring
No. Ola kies street. " Is the same.
you want cneAp picture frames 70 to-a
4. BAugh, 9OS West Second Btreos. have
the largest stock In Delaware come and see
toF yourselves.
Ress, $40 Market street, has the largest
and ehsapost STOCK OF hAis white shirtS, I'm .
deTWsar, neckwsar and hosiery in the city.
OAll and see him.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

just after the procession OF the HLrdIs
And Won LeeE Company had passed up
Market street last evening, George w.
Qdinn, the tailor at No. 122 Market
street, noticed that the roof Of the build.
ing al No. ll9, occupied by Theodore
Steele aS hotel, was on are. He 81
once ran ACROSS the street, and with the
assistAnce OF some Of the boArders ex
singuiAhed the flames with . few
buckets OF water. The fiIe was caused
by some fireworks which had been set
OF BY 9Ome one 10 the procession.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

ia ttIll dTANiGg large houses at thI
North Broad Theatre, PhilkdelpbiA
Lilhau Russell Is 80 interesting rs ever
Trio whole tronps has been selected witt
care, and each obAIs cter dts tbs party
In whose hands II las been entrusted
Remember, you can see this plRy, buy
ing . round-trip ticket, whioh inolnde'
admission to the theatre, for $780, Els
sant music, good singing and handsome
scenic tffeots,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Tbs Ptenlx Steam Fire EnRins Com.
pAny, NJ. 4, will give grand ball on
Christmas eve, Monday, December "a
at German Hall. The music will be
furnished by LuokmAn's string band.
William Brown will be master Of cere
monies Aud ]. J. PAt.arfOn floor mana.
ger.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Already taken for the Holidays. NaVei
so busy, but We can lake Jonrs and al
your frisnds. sAtlsfAotiou guaranteed.
FIFTEEN Cabinets for $3 90. BEECHKR,
No. 9l5 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

when baby was sick, We gave her CAstoriA,
when she was a Child she cried for UastoriG
when she became Mis- she ClunE TO Castoria
when she had chnii en- she gave than Gas.
tUrtR,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

DR.. A. n. Gsimshas leotured before
lhe Shields Library Association laat
evening on the "PoIItioal Parties OF th Q
United States" :" The lecture wAs very
Interesting, and greatly appreciated By
his hearers.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

"Zj Zs," q spectacular piece, will bs
seen ct the Opera House thee nights
next week, commanding on Monday
evening IL WAS here one year ago a.
the Academy,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Would alter house alter March 18th
next, No 84S Madison street, into store
for good tenant. Would make q good
laundry stand. Apply TO W. 5ostt
Vernon, REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Rye straw for protecting shru btery
bydEADts, 60, from Jack Frost, at Tat
nail Bros.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

House and sign painter and gEAlns 7
Gall and see me before going anywhere
else. Work reasonable. No sO4 Orange
street, TILuHMAH DAHNFR
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

When butter is soaroe thsfs is lots Of
tub butter and other Inferior grades
sold for fresh print By buying st Tat
fresh article. Fourth and Shiplsy sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Gall and see tho orayon portrait ard
frame Cummings mkk65 on instAlments.
302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
sELLING our vEHE OHEAr 10

The Alligsfor Boot and Shoe Store, ri
Ill West Second stress, next door to the
corner OF Orange, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

prevented and CURED by HOoper's Ano.
dyne. Best medicine fos tsethiuR and
oolIo. All druRgists.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

One of the very best atsortments oi
clocks In the city, at Mlllard F. Davis,
No . East Second street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

hUusE, oAS ahAND OPERA
a,AclnSH TRSis.na sna saturd sy m atInss, com.
ulGuli6.dI dIauIr,s,asy, aI,,i.y November "a, the ais
Ii n,,. n"AKDlE AND Won LEER,
~, ssAna MelO-drAmatIo spectacle,
Au.,,o oN THE FRONTIER.
q 3, % gisdRuSSIy,onnn RSy nnsly acted. Pity people
y, oonSs nights and Wednesday natl
'E0.RoS Monday, EoVtSbSr SsI- "a
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

All sild, WAtered. ope-hsli REGULAR
pFioo. o. B Rlls2, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Bee our new and beautiful $40 organs;
7 stops, handsome walnut case, with
plush stool and bool. II. II. Robelen,
7l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Don't miss the bargain ribbons. r
B. Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
oId RellapIe, sos nIadIaon s,resl.

Blue asb, Cape May goodies, white
fiSh, cat fish, founders, trout, cod Ash
Oysters, 2b, 80, Acc. Branch, No 539
Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
RibbonA

CCtfse fresh roasted twice Q week
Orippen, 8 East Ssoonf street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. wallace. 607 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Wonderful bargains in ribbons. h.
B. Riley, 228 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

McOAffrsy & Workman, Oyster Rock !,
No. 903 MErAst street. Open all night.
Give them a call,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Pure buokWhsGt haur. Send order for
some; price low. TatnAll Bros.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Strong cough candy As Fsrsuson's, IL
East Second street,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Il cabinet photos at UummInRa' gal
cry for g.. 3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

Robes and blankets At Perkins, 1Ol
Wett Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

"Do you remember haw ten years ago,
you swore that you would Eli Over
munkP
''Yesb
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

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explosion q
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vas lA53s
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Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

NNV UIIII IINU9s
81 know he lives, and l am avenged.
He is married TO my divorced wife /"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-23

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-23
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