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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Phil Connor Sunk Near vicksb,,ro

New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 24.-The steamer
Phil Connor sank this morning at Wilton's
Chute forty miles above Vicksburg, in
eight feet of water. No lives wero lost.
Most of the freight will be saved. The
steamer is insured for IS, 900 in Cincinnati.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
White pssba Holds pie c,o,,d

CAIRO, Oct. 24.-Dispatches from Wady
Halfa state that the White Pasha, with a
large force is still in the Bahr- ell Gazelle,
and that troops from Omdurman arc
marching to oppose him.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
-Four Children Burned 10 DEATH.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct 24.-While Joseph
Whitaker, co.ored, was absent from home,
at Blackshear, Ga, his mouse caught fire
and his four ANAL children were burned to
death.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Wealthy Farmer Robbad.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 24.-Henry
Guest, wealthy farmer living north of
here few miles, was robbed of SO, 900 by
three men who came to his place ostensi-
bly, to buy ii.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Interior Department Eslim ates.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Secretary of
tho Interior has prepared his estimate of
appropriations for the Interior Depart
ment for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1880. They aggregate $94, 2203s9. Those
for the current year aggregate $94, T3s, ,lSG.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
The Lingering Fever.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, Oct 25.-- President
Neal Mitchell has just issued the following
official bulletin for tho twenty four hours
ending six O'Clock this evening: New cases,
20; deaths. 2; total number of cases to date
8,93I; total number of deaths to date. 341.
Doaths-George Tousey and John ID.
(ireen
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Warning 10 Wife. .Whippers.

NEBRASKA City, NEB., Oct. 24.-John
Hall, drunken laborer, attempted to beat
his wife to-day, when she drew revolver
and shot him through the neck. The
wound may prove fatal
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Damage by Wolves and Coyoies.

DENVER, COL, Oct. 25.-Wolves and CO.
votes are doing great damage in Northern
Montana, having killed in the last few
days many hundreds of sheep and colts,
| besides attacking travellers.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
accused Of practIclnq poIyoumv

KNOXVILLE TENN. Oct. 25-In Granger
County last night a band OF white mon at
tackled Dick Pride, a colored farmer. and
whipped him SO badly that he is dying.
Pride had 1t is reported, been playing
Mormon In that sect,vn.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Twenty .Fivs Shots in q Family ro,,s

RoxIE, MISS, Oct. 28-Two members
eacn OF che Rowland and Porter families
engaged IN fight this morning. TWENTY
hve shots were fired DIR. S. V. Porter was
fatally wounded and w. II. Porter serious.
ly shot
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct. 2s.-Thomas
Carr and w. A. Copeland, charged with
burglary, and Captain Jack Goldsbv.
charged with attempted murder, escaped
from the Fayette Jail last night by saving
through the bars.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
A Youthful Immlaranrs Walk.

CLEvELAND,O o., .,Oct.2S.-AugustH Hertel. an
Immigrant boy, aged fourteen, who was ON
his way from Bavaria to join his father.
VIM. Hertel, at Shumway, ILL.,, walked Off a
Lake Shore train, last night, near here and
was killed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Weniworth's win.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25-The daughter of tho
late John Wentworth, of this city, is his
sole heir, tho estate being worth a million
and a half dollars.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
BIackman Gibbeiej.

LITTLE Rock, ARE, Oct 26.-Hugh
Blackman, colored, was hanged at Toledo
to-day. B!ackman killed a negro know as
big Six" in n quarrel nearly two years
ago. -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
PaYmasIer Commits suiclda.

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. 25.-Thomas d.
Hoxsey, paymaster in the u. s. Navy,
committed suicide near this city to-day.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03
Yoder vo,,r darohto, IT,,

-" Mr.. Yoder, your daughter Irene
has given me her permission to ask ol
you her hand in marriage; but before
ask for your formal consent you will
pardon me if | make the inquiry, us it
is matter of lifelong consequence to
me, whether or not there have ever
been any indications of insanity, SO far
as you know, in your familyp" lyon
say Irene has accepted you. Mr. Han
b'nsonP" ~ am happy to say she
has" "Then, SIR" said the old man,
shaking his head dejectedly, sit is my
duty, as her father, to tell you that /
think Irene is showing decided indica-
tions OF insanity. - Chicago Tribune.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03

The foreman of an Arizona print
ing-oiiice who had occasion 10 shoot
one OF the compositors added insult to
injury by referring to him afterwards
as q "leaded minion.'
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-03

Young Softus (who is to escort the
unattractive Miss Vinaigrette to din
ner)-" But my dear boy, how am | to
entertain herP How can / iiatter her,
when she is SO homelyp How-P" Old
Boy" Don't do it. Speak only of the
ugliness of Others. She'll idolize you!"
-ffttsbuygb Buiietin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23
FOURTH EDITION


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S. - Walter
EVanA, of Dover, Del, was shot and
dangerously injured BY Patrick Hart, the
old boat house man at Gloucester, last
night, Wh lie he was trying 10 steal one Of
Harris sail boats. Harris little grandson
WAS sitting on the beach when be saw
Evans and another man get Into one Of
the aail boAta and start down the river.
He ran T. The boat house and tod his
graz dfather, who armed himself with .
musket aud folio a ed them in another
sail boat
Special Officer Cav, Of the ferry com
pany, and 3 friend, saw the old man
giving chase, and they got row boat
and followed him. Bart pursued the
two thieves to Eagle Point, nearly four
miles away. He could see them plainly
by the light Of the moon, and when he
got within one hundred AMI hity yards Of
them he raised his musEet and ordered
them TO stop They answered him with
an oath, and told him to 20 ahead and
shoot
he fred, and one If The men fell. The
other man jumped overheard, swan
ashore and escaped. Special Ofneer Cav
arrived juGt As Hart was securing hiI
sto en- boat. he took the injured man
who was riddled with buekshot, back u
Gloucester, and then arrested Hart, who
was locked up in the City Hall RvanI
Was just able to tell his name, and he wa
sent to the Cooper Hospital 10 Camden
He is injured about the neck and body,
and his wounds were pronounced fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23
An unnnnn, WIN ur,ms.


PHmADELPHIA, Aug % 49, Willifm
Butrow, aged 80 y,ars who lived at 4O6
Noble street, lies on cot In the Penn =
sylyania hopital suffering from terrible
cut In the abdomen iUili ted by his wife.
The physicians think be will die. TIE
couple have cen married Tor ten yelrs.
OF late years Mrs BuTow has been an
invalid and for the pact two months she
has been ID physical wreck. Der husband
twitted her about her condition and sew
eTal times told her he was going TO leave
her.
The couple retired early on Tuesday
night, as was their custom, but Mra.
Burrow did not slerp, The neigh ora
noticed her sitting at the window in their
bedroom, apparently watching the storm,
About 4 O'Clock yesterday morning the
people living IN the ngighborhood y ere
startled by the cry Of Murder" When
they got on the street they saw BurrUw
ttaudlnR at his window,
"for Gods sake come in, my wife has
cut me open with u razor" he exclaimed,
at the same time throwing the bl ody
weapon out ol the window The only
door leading TO the house Was locked on
the inside with heavy wooden bar and
all attempts To force " were futile.
When Burrsw found III people could not
get III h crawl d down stairs and succeed
ed In opening the ir 1t door. Then he fell
10 the floor Ia a pool Of blood. He pre-
scented a horrible sight His abdomen had
been cut clear across by the keen edge VI
the razor from one side 10 ;hc other.
Lights were pro, urcd aud q few Of the
nci hbOrs went up stairs while Others
Eutried IN search u medical attendance
and the police. On tie bed In the neat
seconded ry bed Dom lay Mrs Eurruw
with her throat cut, I he was perfectly
conscious and h lCs' hut little blood.
The bed On which she lay AID the con,
d ton OF the room turn ed the spectators
sick with te rOr. Tbs tel was luern ly
saturated with blood aud 1t was dripping
10 pool on the floor. sec nd pool
shovel whe'c the man stood at the win
dow cryi"g for help, It was evident thai
n struggle had taken place, but The blood
around the room showed thu II was Tel
the woman had completed her awiu
work
J Before Borrow became Unconscious ne
said he was lcep and his " lie threw !
, bottle Of hartslo-n over him. Then sht
vert down stairs and got his razor IL,
, thought he was dreaming when he wa
awakened by sha p pain anu he fount
J himself covered with blood. II wit
had the razor in her hand and drew /
across her throat He gtappled with he
and succeeded in getting he razor from
4 her, cutting his hand badly in doing SO.
DIR. George Polls, Cf 46l North Seconi
street, who had been summoned, cal. et
an ambulance and had BurrOw removed
to the Pennsylvania Hospital. lie sale
Mrs Burrows wound was not dar gerous
and, after Il was dressed, she was ar
rested by Police man Hunt and locked al
10 the Seventh District Station honse
she was given hearing before Mag lstrai
Ltdner and committed to avail the re
suit OF her husband injuries She ad
mitted to the Magistrate that he did tn
cutting, but refused 10 give any reason
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23
Ulu OOart

Al the session Of City Court lAst even
lag Deputy Judge Turner seutsnoed
George Johnson and John HuRent 10
pay u and costs each for dIsorderly
conduct.
Mary McGFsnrA, who was charged 81
the morning session By Peter ]. Ford
with Keeping = disoTdtrly house, was
discharged,
John MAhApy, who Wa charged With
assault and battery on Martin Oorless,
on the 10Ih inst, vas discharged, the
evidence failing to prove tho charge.
Mary MoMAnuS, charged with keep
ing two unregistered dogs, Vas dis
charged.
Peter Carroll vas required to pay 81
and costs for disoTderly conduct.
A. this motninR's session James
Buckley, . bum, was charged by on.
Ger Heal with being drunk. After en-
admonition from ths judge TO get out
Of town he was dismissed.
Thomas Ford, another tramp, WAS
sentenced 10 pay u and costs.
William Robinson, ElWkM RobIL.
son, Edward Walker, Alexander sorIb.
neT, VIM. Il. Harmony and Robert
Ltvi, all small boys, were next ar.
raigned, having been ARRESTED or q war.
rant HWOrn out by Jacob Anderson on
the charge OF throwing stones in the
Vicinity Of Front and Union streets
As the complainant did not AppeAT, the
Judge gave the boys . lecture and die
charged them. He also diFeoted "a St
taohmsnt 10 be Issued tor Anderson 4
shoN cause why he did net appear be
fore tie o. urt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

Joseph N. Wilson OF Washington, d.
O., died suddenly of hCavt failure, y,
Atlantic Otty, Wednesday night, where
he had gone with the Washing on Light
Infantry. He was 60 years Old and for
many yeas had been . clerk In the
Pension 0fioe.
Texas fever has broken out among the
native cattle In NiAntio township, near
DsoAtur, Ill. Cattle on different farms
have died and the disease seems TO b,
spreading. All an Otsd cattle have
been quArAntined.
General permission has been given
\ by the Roman Catholic Archbishop Il
a ! bis priotts 10 Montreal, Canada, die.
oese 10 allow their Practitioners 10 dc
harvest work on Sundays, where cropl
arc likely TO suffer by deIAy.
! In consequence OF WAshout on The
LthiRh and BerkB Railroad near Al
Dsny station, Lehigh Oounty, Pc, on
Tuesday night, It is thouRhs uains
will be unable to run for three or f5ul
days.
The FIRST bale Of new cotton was re.
celysd yesterday ct Norfolk, Virginia,
having bseA shipped from Benefits
{ Vile, South Caroline. 1t WAS olassed
10 mlddllus, and sold Tor IL y caLts,
John Sullivan, aged so years, for
metly OF P0nnEylvAnia, committed sui.
lclle yesterday OF LswiabuTR, North
UMOlinR, by taking lAudA 1um aud the o
hanging himself.
Ths Treasury Department has au.
ttotizei the free entry OF . brass cru
o'hG imported AZ New York Tor the use
OF 81 Marks Church, IN Orange, New
Jerey.
The schooner Earl Mason, bound
, rom Newport News for Boston With
coal, ia ashOrs two miles north Of Point
Judith. Her Grew OF nine men are
safe,
The Treasury DepAr.mtni vel rday
, paid out II go COO for Ie1siorp, making
Z to -El Of I'll 100000 paid out ON thai
account during the present month.
AL ctfCr.s to Eettle the difficulties be.
tween the cigar makers Of Havana and
their employees have 80 far proved iruit.
leBB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

Shortly before Q O'Clock IN, I'M.
= IS eAT-old ton Of SImus Col, ~
ing II No. 200 EGst ThirAstN ~
met with an accident uudf NsI
circumstances. with nunb.idS
he was playing on BrAndyvl -
crossing the Brandy vine. klfh
dared for some time, be Ollnbd 4
iron GirdeTs and placed Biz hlal N
the electric wire used 10 ruanh, 4
electric care, and the current alI
great, lS was hurled 10 the a,H N
bridge.
He was Dl"s, "a up By tn~u n
- shuliH. who carried bin b I
dEuR store OF J. j. GAllSgbf 4 n
where his wounds, which COhIIIlht
bad GU. on the chin and . bfplH \
bone, were temporarily dressed, Z
which hs was taken bOmG d. n
aud wns called In ard rbtatl
nee eSsary medical aIsUItA n
morning the yourg lad is doing n I
90 oAn be ere. ed under ihs aiu
stances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

Master Rlwood A. Davis 10 Speeding
10 few weeks IN Cecil County.
Miss Phoebe Hayes loft for Niagara
Falls to BE- gone weak.
Miss Eva 0FiaAtA lsft this city last
Saturday for . three weeks Walt TO
Brio geVllle and BeafoTd.
Mrs.. Annie Ferguson left this morn.
ing 10 spend . week 81 HiasAEA FallA
We wish her . pleasant time.
Daniel McBaddan will visit the col
ored excursion 81 BrAndyWine Springs
to-day.
8. Il. MaltTltE IL spending some time
at Atlantic City, battling with old ocean,
and enjoying The salt b eeAes.
Ernsat B MoHalr and wife have re-
! tutned home from Cape May wheIe lhsy
spent short vacation.
Miss Ida wIiRhtiDgtOn and Miss Aoa
Burrows Of this city are spending their
vacation with friends In Washington,
D.C
MIRA, L L. Messick and family and
Miss Ida Gallagher are registered ~ the
Hotel Royal, Atlantic City, for the resi
Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smedley went
10 West Chester yesterday 70 attend th'
wedding Of Mr.. b . sister, which takes
place in that city this evening.
Billy Taylor and Frank Lang, I'm.
lployeG Of this cfioe, went TO PhilAdel.
Dbia to-day 70 visit Buffalo Bile Wild
West show.
Miss Nellie NJ. Nessleln and her sister,
kiss solA Z. daughters OF John Nesslein,
LOT the Orloie shaving saloon, are spend
ling few weeks 10 PennsgroVe, Y. j.
with relatives and friendh.
Mr.. WIN. b. Adams, who has been
lolmpinR ont ~ BTiut0n's Bridge, tele-
graphs that he will Be home To-mor
row IL he possibly oAn, ~ there 10 .
Wreok on the road.
W. B HylAnd, clerk Of the NUM-
cipAl Court, has had his g0Atee shaved
OF. He Was hardly recognized this
morning At Oily Court. he wore the
RoAtto for many years.
Charles Banks, the polite salesman
for Willard II. Davis, leit this morning
on his vacation. He will put in the
lime EAlivAntIng the ladies around the
country in the vicinity Of Augustine
Pier.
Mayor Detroit OF PsnnsREove, n. j..
returned from his vacation In BAlIi
more this morning, aud registered Al
the European hotel he IL looking eH-
oeedinRly well, and will return homt
today ard resume his functions 81
mayor and Justice Of the HOaee Of thI
city across tho Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23
a sull For Brsaen o. I.remIss.

WnKEsRARRH, Aug. 22.-Iu Common
Pleas Court here TO day suit for breach
OF promise Of marriage was begun for
$4,000 damage, The plaintiff Is Mary
Finn, daughter Of poor but respectable
parents residing ~ Pittston The de.
PENDANT Is George ID. Reap, young man.
son OF the late Michael Reap, promi-
nent Pit'stoniRn during his life and first
preaIdent OF the First National Bank Of
PiLtston. The family IL quite wealthy.
The plaintiff alleges that during the
Spring OF last year Reap paid her atien-
lions and they finally became engaged 70
be married. Under his solemn pl omlse
OF marriage he wronged her. He tubse,
queutly refused to fulhll his promise, and
on November !, 1887, lett Pittston aud is
now located In New York City. On the
petition and affidavit OF the girl a for
.eign attachment WAS issued for Reap and
placed 10 the hands Of the sheriff, who
will send deputy to New York to NOR
rown to arrest Il Ap aud bring bin here
to answer the suit, bail being demanded
In tlO, 0C0, 1t is understood that IL he
can be brought within the Jurisdiction
OF this court be viii be arrested to answer
the criminal charge a so
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23
Settling Em grant POOL larul

NEW YoRK, Avg san Igait
meeting OF the railroads iBitiuik
tho Immigrant pool sas held ii N
GARDEN this Afternoon, R:prgE11H
Were present from the Nav Yrt Z
trail, West Shore, PenusyivarlL 4
LehiRh Valley, Baltimore sBt 0lE
Ontario and Western RAllioatl !
meeting was oslltd to htfaDgs pnt|
handling immigrant baggage At On|
Garden. On SO lOuEt Of tie bititm
the pool Of the Delaware aud baI
wanna and the OUtArio AID WuIa
Roads, tho employs OF the oIad 10
possessing privileges In tho Riiln :
fused TO hsudls any baGgage iuiaa
20 20 over the refractory iha' II y
finally sRFerd to give CrtIis o'tlp Z
the baggage roUm 70 the U0nnliia,a.
OF u DiRtItion, each IpllIOld v ~
pro rata share Of the eXpelid iailAt
to the ava d OF tbe traitees
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23
FIFTH EDITION
Llo,s

A handsome compl,,,,.
greatest obAIms a woman 1 o.c onsda
i0sAOnrs Complexion PovSsrr rs, I:s. .
a wagon loaded with -. w
n ni . wheel Al Front ~ V'a1 !. N
streets this morning. NJ A'a
A perfect llkersm W.,
Btechsr's GALLERY. is csS,, ~
al6 Market. OAO'asu al
n. d. Hollis will bAvs.n,
lnR on Saturday merit Ns'a y
S SocIna sueeh commencing /, \
Dr.. John .. BImms wen, ia R,.,
Wine Summit Camp on WstS, ~ \
tefnooni TO itmAin 10 TIA CO.
services tonight ''O''aa
M win be 81 ytsrs In e,p,mA., =
Belts Pharmacy was sslaSInA.I Il
correct compromising oi pSy,is,,,,.
serlpilops q speoiAlt! eiIliIpdI NJ
=, On Sunday morning llr, DE,
Morrison went doan 70 Cb,,,,.'l
Nd, TO Wait his family vboT -,
ing their vacation NJ thit bsiT
Tuesday . con genial party I. 49,,
Dr. Morrison, hatlln B,uI n /,
Morrison, hrs Dr. Morrison HISl'
Morrison, and Miss Ella M,nI,',
this city, and NJ lSses Mar .sd ~
JenkirS Of Warrington, h, q M \
7. Richardson Of ChGrle1Iovp ~,
the sloop "EIla," com n add M
tain Murphy aud Mate Anhu =.
and went on q fishing eIpsdlaa,
They hbhed In the Norh ~ N,
ct "NlRReT Swamp" and Pa m
End succeeded In catching 4 Iuv1,l
tity Of perch.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

PITRaBURs, Aug ga statement pyo.
pard in Now York In The Rrre Trade
int Test makes aome star Mrg misr pre-
seDtationa regarding the average vaR q
paid In the Leaving induatfioa Of All che
my county. For instance, she average
wages Of foundrynen Are placed q. 10 as
per week; iron workers, "a 10; leather
workers, % 81; wire workers, % -. To
learn the truth about these figures 4
reporter 70 day visited several rlacea
where the wngfs were taken directly
from the Iay roll. Al Gallery 4 Co .
tsnnen, leather workers wages ranged
rom "a ~ 70 els week. A'member OF
the firm OF Bradley & Co. aald n would
hardly be fair 10 make an average on
wages Of all employed In . foundry. He
gave e. n relson that about hA'i the EN- !.
ployea were ., prentiees. The m )uldera
be said, made from Is 10 q per DAY,
while common lAboreFa were paid "a 10
per week. He thought the average would
be between ell and ol2 per VteE.
The Hartman Steel WIRE Company
gives folloWinR a. taken from IL
bOoft the month Of June. Tue works
empt y $50 men In all departments OF
tkil d and unsknled labor. Tho aver
age eskly wages paid 70 each man and
hoy were 40 The lowest wages paid
were "a 81. vale the experienced WirS
drawers wsTS aid from go 70 S23 pei
week. The appren ice boys who con
prise from one-fourth 70 one third OF the
force, are paid IS per week The upper
ard lower Union Mill and the Home
stead Mills Of Carnegie, Phipps a Co
during the month ~ June employed over
$500 men; The pAy-I lls for that month
amt united 70 t234 900 50 or an Averag,
10 each man and boy Of about yl3 pei
WeeS, or about q 20 per day. Thh inl
eludes common lAborers - well ~ thl
boys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

The body OF jeremiah D,ard, colored
man aged ABOUT 90 years, WAS found in
hichardson's woods yes erday and Coro.
ner BaInhill was notified. The state,
mtnts OF persons residing in the vicinity
showed thai the deceased had lived and
Wo' kcd on the place for some time, and
that he was addicted to drink. a certi-
ticate was given OF death from heart dis
ease
Last nigh months old child Of
Solomon aud Mary Lewis, colored, re-
siding at No. 507 T4lnall street, died aud
the coroner was notified. The mother
declared that the infant had be en- be
Witched, but the coroner gave certid
cate OF death from natural causes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

Very intertsti y ssFv'oo4 ara bsinR
conducted at the First Indepeudent
Meth Jdist Camp, on Union street below
Front (Unlon Sirlet Patk). Meetings
every afternoon at 3 O'clock ard preSoh.
inR every evening OIL 40 There will
DO an al day meeting 20 morrow. A
big day is expected. RY John Hen.
ming and Mrs. Cassidy OF PLi.aielphIa
VIII be with u.s. All thote who wish
to be benefited will attend il5sa meet
ings. A spsoial Invitation attended to
all christisnH to como aod latp as win
Eouls for the master. The Front btrss,
cara TuE che TO tho camp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

WARRINGTON, AuE, y -Ith lai
ing the tall AID bal'Iiul tower o.
new Church OF the COytnifh All
HSmlip, pastor, isl SI.b utn!l y.
lTash, taking With !! tht enlus "
portion OF the td.0Ce THO loanaI
mated at from ten thousand 70 w.
thousand dollars A pcr.iol d
west and Bouthwtgi walls Ao'p. w. y,
feet above the ioundA;lol' ~ \,
nSve been crushed out, all Wy ~, ~ !,
tower fell in on istlt slaoup !, ~
the collapse that tfe RreSl n ?, 4. ~ y,
Was piled around the base O. 10y ". N.
aud did not tI.eud leyoia 'H' '-
the street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

HARR sBURG, Pa J., August % AT a
meeting Of tho Soldiers OfphAns' Biz,
tesners held to-day q retolut.9u was
passed creating Committee to me-
moralize tbs next Legislature reaue1t-
Ing further appropriations for the main.
tenAuoe OF the SlldieTa' o phans'
schools, U lder the act Of 1857 ths
schools will @ ose In 1890, ami tho Sir.
teeners insist that 1t Is not light thst
Aboat 1900 children should be throgu
out Of school.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-23

Cyrus Stern called this morning and
said that be viii contribute $40 toward
assisting David Lentz, with whom be IL
we'll acquainted, and knows 10 be q
worthy and deserving man. Police on
GERS Raymond, McsoFley ssAnd Galloway
Who were detailed for duty yesterday 81
the ruins of the Christiana rolling mil
started subscription for the relief Of the
families Of Charles Cathcart and ThomAG
Hamilton. Al O'Clock last evening
they reported having received 600. S.
Contributions for the sufferers can be lefl
ct the REPuBI IcAN ONCE.