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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

A cable dispatch in regard TO trouble
in Morocco says that the American colony
regret the weakness of their country's
naval demonstration, and greatly fear
that it may prove inadequate to the end
sought. This feeble demonstration of a
great country of 50,000.O00 inhabitants
does not compare very favorably with
the prompt and vigorous action of the
infant republic that sent Decatur to the
Mediterranean in 1901. Officers like
Decatur, Perry and Wilkes seem to have
become unknown quantities in our navy
and the country meekly submits to the
grossest insults of the most petty states
and kingdoms.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

Governor Jere. Rush, of Wisconsin, is
sound on the Anarchy question. He says;
1T is as un- American as monarchy and
az treasonable as secession" There isn't
much doubt if this sturdy veteran had
been governor of Illinois instead of the
plastic and polite Dick Oglesby, the
whole batch of Anarchists would have
hung together
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
Testing IialfOur's Words.

DUBLIN, April 2.-Tho Parnellitcs have
decided to hold six meetings on next Sun
day in proclaimed districts In order 10 test
Mr. Balfour'a assertion that in those dis
tricts the National League is "A thing OF tho
past. william O.Brien Will speak at
Loughrea, Michael Davitt and John OCon-
nor at Ennis, J. Redmond at Kilrush, 4.
NJ. Hoaly at Kanturk, aud w. Redmond at
Ramsgrangc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
No Asaets for DepnsItora.

NEwBURG, N. Y, April /. Tho wreck o
the Wiltsio a. Sons banking house is com
pleto and the sufferers are numerous 1t
is believed that the creditors will lose
nearly every dollar that they put into the
concern, and IL is thought certain that the
liabilities will not be less than 100000
There are scarcely any assets except The
oIlicc furniture and that is mortgagod.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

The Christian Union says that every
member of the Kansas City police force is
church member and several of them
are deacons. Kansas City can't he far
this side of the millennium, for where the
policemen are as good as this the rest Of
the inhabitants must be nearly approach
ING angels
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

II is little singular that Mr.. Blaine
June when he will land on the Pacific
slope, where he has most enthusiastic
following, All this may haye nothing to
do with the Chicago Convention, but
other aspirants should not be too conf
dent, but "watch the professor"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

On Tuesday morning the Blue Hill
Observatory bulletin announced fair
weather for twenty -four hours and there
was great rejoicing among the Repub-
lican politicians, Westminster street
milliners and lady shoppers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
Continuous Gum .
afternoon

So called because II is continuous with
no seams 20 declare artificial. DIR. Tilling-
hast, 30 Westminster street, three
doors below Grace Church, makes n
speciality of repairing the continuous
gum. II Is often the best method Of
inserting false teeth.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
soon Foolish People

ALLOW cough 90 run and gets beyond the reach
of mcdicinc They often say "Oh, II viii wear
awav. but In most cases II wears them away
Could they bc induced lo try the snccSSSiu
medicine called E1mps Balsam Which Is solh oi
n nositiyc guarantee 10 cure. they would immCd
iatcly see the excellent effect Oucr taking the rs
dose Price soc, and 81. Trial size free, At all
druggists
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

Three weeks undisturbed possession
of fishing rod will destroy the veracity
of the best man in America. Telegram.
A large proportion Of the Telegram
force must be inYeterate fishermen.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

$3.50 IN CASHl worcester's and q
Webster's Dictionaries, worth $50. and
dictionary Holders, worth $3.50, given
as PRIZES for best essays answering
the question "why should I use n Die
tionary Holderr For full particul ar
send 90 la VERNE w. NoYKs, 30 a lOl w
Nunroe Street. Chicago, the maker Of
Dictionary Holders. Or inquire at your
Book store.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
Tho uomlics, Man In Olneyyillc

Aswcll as the haudsomrst, and Others are In.
yitrd to call on any druggist and get free trial
bottle of Kcmp's Balsam for the Throat ANA Lungs,
a remedy that Is selling entirely upon It's merits
and is guaranteed tn relieve and cure all chronic
aud acute Coughs Asthma, Bronchitis and con
SUMPTION Ihrgc bottles for hNc and 81.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
Mnrdernr nnnhnm Grnnted = Re,pItr.

TRENTON, N, j., March 21-George Dun
ham. who is now awaiting execution for
lho murder OF his 4 Sother-in-law, Barbara
Kauale, at Unionvile last summer, was
last night granted II respite by Governor
grean untu > .A,h ~.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07

We are indebted to Hon. Thomas
Stockwell, commissioner of public schools.
for a copy of his annual report.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
SATURDAY. APRIL. 7, 1888.

Commissioner j b. Bowdtch has our
thanks for a copy Of the Annual Report
Of Industrial Statistics.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-07
All this Week April @,

CHARLEs r. HANDY & Co,"........ ...... Proprietors.
JAMES W. .BINGHAM,............ Business Manager.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

PHILADELPHIA, July te.-orAy-
haired and eyed William st. Clair hung
hlmEelf early yesterday morning. he
was B5 yeArs old and lived with his
family Ct 1894 Hanover street. The Ills
OF old age, with which be has suffered
much, made him tired of life. shortly
after 4 O'Clock HE family heard him
moving around ihs house, but he was
an early riser and this attracted no At
tention.
About Z O'Clock the cook had ooCA,
sion 20 20 into the cellar for something
Az tho bottom OF the cellar stairs there
10 Q door which opens directly into the
csilar. She pressed against the door
with some force, bat Il would not open
+ She then threw her whole weight
against it and IL slowly swung inward
rs II there was q heavy weight hanging
TO 1t. On going inside the woman was
Mortified to see the body hanging by q
rope, which was attached to the catch
Tue body was sold, indicating that
the body had been dead come time
| The cook screamed and Aw0ke the mem
bers Of the houtehold. The body vas
cnt down and tho coroner nOtihet. The
old man WAS ailing for . long Whtl'
aud his relations say that he was tam
IporArily insane when no tied himself &C
70 the dopr.
In the nav Court House yesterday
Judge Arnold seDseDosd John Schultz
= peddler, TO two year, imprisonmen
flor assault and battery, with intent q
kill his wife, whom he stabbed In th'
breast with n butcher knife, II We
Isho IN that SohuliE was worthless fel
low and hts wife separated from him Of
account of his brutal treatment. III
Invent to his wlfe'd boarding house ant
told her II che refused to live with hin
The would kill her. When she refused
70 20 with him hs assaulted her Will
the knife.
Tue family OF George SAvidge and I
humber Of quests were taken Auddenl!
IN on Sunday, 1t Ia supposed, from eat
ing canned tomatoes In which AcetRt
LOT lead had formed from the action o
the acid Ia tho tomatoes on the sOlde
LOT thu can. Last evening the famil!
land guests were able to be about, thougl
1.-Two had not July recovered from thei
Aillness,
George W. Bumn was released yes
terdsy from the County Prison ate
GervinR q little more than three Of th
eiRhteen months to which BIO was sen
tsnoed for conspiracy 70 dSfrnud TIL
IShAokAmBxon Bank.
George Butler, aged 16 year,, We
drought from AtlAntio City last ever
Ing and held for = heating, on th
chArRe OF en- beEElinR small sumP, 90
Rregstiug Slst, from his employers
Rosh 3 Fox.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

When Chief Of Police Swlggett went to
Chester, after Thomas s. Meter, charged
with rObbiug his former employers, j. G.
Johnsoa Il Go he feigned insanity, hui
the dodge did not work with the chief
BE was brought to this city yesterday and
locked up at the police station, when hlt
insanity seemed to disappear, apd he sem
for barber who shaved him. Last even.
ing he wal Rrraigned before Squire Der
toilette when he waived a hearing, and
gave bail in the sum of 5000 for his ap
pearance at court. His bondsmen are
Abraham White and Mahlon b. Foster
1t Is said that an effort is being made by
his friends to have the matter settled, sc
that he will not be brought TO trial.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Tue special auditor OF tho Clayton
Loan Association reports the thortaRe
in the accounts Of NJ. l.. LIchtenstsin
the late secretary and treasurer, to be
$40 600.
The PL0oIx Boat Club, rsoantly or.
gaDiEed, has already over $500 In itH
treasury. 1t has concluded not to build
is proposed club house or 10 purchase
any boats until next spring.
William Simmons, who Is announced
~ candidate for the RepublioAn nom
nAtiou for sheriff ia still In the a sid and
desires his friends TO know TINT be vii
use all honorable means to secure thu
election,
A meeting will be held at the @ ay tor
HOnse next Saturday morning at 10 &c
O'Clock for tho purpose Of arranging 1
schedu!e OF races for tie Delaware and
Maryland trottlnR oifcuit, embracing
tr0tIing ASSOCIATIONS Of Baltimore, Eah
ton, Dover, ElktOu ard Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Al 1880 O'Clock yHsterday afternonn
Camp DUPONT, at Brandy wine Springs.
presented an AnimAted appearance OF
activity. The special train OF tWelvs
cars, having on board the State Rsei.
ment, arrived NJ the point of tiUem.
6Atkment ~ lI.40 O'clock. After some
delsy the troops were, At IL o'clock,
ordered 70 disembark and marohsd for
camp.
The c0mpanies took rauk according
TO the seniority Of the captains thereof
the hrst post OF honor being on the
right, the second on tho left and so on,
The formation OF the regiment was AZ
follows: HyAtts Bard and Flrst Regi
Gent Drum Corps, preceded by Drum
Major Higgins; Company Il, CompAny
b Company d, Company q, COMPANY
|, Company @, Company II, UOmpAn !
B, Company A, Troop b.
They reached camp 1t IL 30. The ar
Engagements Of the fonts were not saiis
factory to the troop, owing TO tho mar
row passage allowed To com pa0its fac
ing each ether. o do Q were itnne
diAtaly Issued TO mbRe the space 20 ieo,
which Was promptly done uader tn,
superyirion Of Captain Mitchell, OF A
90, officsr-of the4iRy, and Lieut.. II. L
Paige, officer. otths'guArd.
When the call for "mesB" We
sounded the "boys" rushed for their re
speotlve "mess" tents and ate rave
nousely. The officers cook house lie 4
charge Of John Cornish, who ia assiste
ny Peter 8. Blake, CHARLES Blake an,
David Jouos. Tho cook house Of II
enlisted men contains eight range
which are usOd jointly by the cooks {
each company.
By orders Of the Secretary Of WA
throuEb Gen. P. b. Sherldsu, Capital
0eorRe 8 Anderson, Of the S,xt
United States Calvary, has been a
siRued TO the camp for inspection, 4
order to report to the general govern
ment.
Among the general orders issued IL nut
to tho eject that ]. W. Guyer, Of O 20
has been appointed AsAintant insrectl
Of rifle practice.
Colonel Wood 10 RufIsIinR With
severe cold.
The Governor and stAH will Fevie,
the troops on Thursday afternoon.
ball will be given In the evening.
Thua far no one has been placed 1
the guAId house.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

BuReHTTsTowN, Pa, July 17.-This is
the great Of wool-gTowing county In the
Unitei States, and farmers and buyers
are dismAyed by the action Of the Demo
cra'ic party In Congress. w. II. Wither.
spoon, Leading buyer, said to day:
$50 far this season have bought no
wool and will mske no purchase until
after the November election TweI ty
I've cents pound is the highest bid a
present, and this is lower than IL ever
was before. Farmers are vAinly asking
last years figures, or thirty cents, ant
their storehoLses are still nlled Only
lt0, coo pounds have been bought in this
county this season at from twenty two to
TIVE nty-fYe cents pound, and contlnu
ance of Democratic talk OF tariff reform
70 expected TO bring The best hid down t,
twenty cents."
j. NJ, Cooper, editor Of the Review an,
Exam liner, the oldest Democratic week.,
in the county, e very much opposed /
the free wool clause in the Mills bill
which passed the f ouse yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

CAMDEN N. j., July lS,-Annie still.
we'll, IS years Of age, hanged herself last
evening with clothes line oVsra closet
door at 1893 Carpenter Street. Her life
less boly was found ty a relative AMI
cut doW and the city officials were moth
fed
Miss Sill vel boarded with her cousin
Mrs. Johnson aud had been there fol
about two months as she had no home
During last " in er he had up several
plans, bur failed to make snv money out
of them and failure depressed her spirits
She was sent to the BlacKwOod Insane
As'lu tine. bus was af,erward
released - she las been taken care Of
by her parents ever since. For few
days as She has complained Of heiDg
sick, but no one thought that sic pre-
meditatad sell destruction, as fho seemed
in good - riis yesterday morning, and
then retired TO her room.
When the body had been cut dom and
a search Of the bedroom made the follow
ing note was found on the bureau:
have got 10 home, and may Goo
have mercy on my soul. Dear cousin
forgive mt; for Jesus sake, mother
brother and sisters forgive IN 4. Oh. asl
all to forgive me that have ever wrong
Ell. Good bye
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Charles K. Caro-, a Well-known olti-
zen, died Aboat7 O'Clock last evening
~ his residence, No. l2l7 Market street.
abe deceased was kicked by 3 horse
rom twenty years ago and has ben =
sufferer fro m . D. o56Bes on his liver aver
since, and wti n eventually osus, d his
death. He has bson confined TO his
he'd foE she past four mouths, aud his
death vas not unexpected. the de.
ceAs Il vas . native Of S2tiDE field,
Ohio, and WAS born February 18th,
1889.
he located In this city in 1861. and
was msrTild 20 dan 1hteE OF Hot ry
W. Bar 7 an, after which ne engaged IN
the zrlc - business At this snuth- Eesi
corner Fan.h mi Market stregtS. he
sub, g1su' eDgASed in the lumber
hus'n 81 On tle E,s'efu S1ore OF Mary
land, ba. ate WaIGe brc me auvysll-
ing "a tUmGn for TIA IrbeF & o. o
Nav Y ~. He lsLvo3 = widow AnC
t~pC.I drtu. The ruueTSl gill TAX
plA o at U'c'ctk 10. nCIT " Afternoon
r-Od the iattrmGlt III be n0do IN to
Wilmington aod Beaudy vine Genet rs
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

yrLKEsBARRR, July IA number
Of Huugarians were Al supper in the
hnuie kept by james Rina, In Grant
Street Alley, on Saturday evening, when
one Of their number, young man OF
about % years, was seen to rise from the
tabls, staggered on the porch and fell
down. The ONE If mates of the house
paid 1xttfntlun until some of the eigh'
bOrs EeSt ever and found that the mau
was dead The Other Huugarians then
took " the body and threw it down il
the cef.d. and tlGn wen back and fin Ell
ed theig upper. On Monday morning {
huckstet wagon with p ain WOO en- boz
in II drove up, I've TruEils were taEet
from the cellar, bundled into the box ant
taken away, no che knows where The
authorit5c were not formed until mi
evening, Wbeu he G rouer ives notified
and Will bssin an tnyrstiga
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
TNlRD EDlTIOM.


JuaRe Gruhb lie . guest ~ the Btook-
HOa House, oAps May.
AItss Alice Banning has returaed
frOm her trip TO California
Joseph Gibbons and daughter win
unIl Tor Europe next Monday, and will
~ absent until September.
Harry T. cause and family left this
c,tv yesterday afternoon for q cruise On
tae steam yacht Falcon.
Mrs Frederick Bsecher and her
d1uHhter Nellie will ren ain another
gear 10 Europe
Rob ,rt MeIrlck Will have smother sale
Of coRa ct Ceutrsvtlle, en- Monday
n Il.
Mrs, Walter Pyle, OF this city. 10
viai,lng Mrs. Mary Brown OF keDt EFT
Square.
Elwood Webb sad wife, of snyrnl,
are Visiting Caleb 5hGrplesr, Kennett
township.
EdWAri Riley AMI wife viii leave for
Montreal on al extended tour on Non
day next.
Harry Worth, well known plum Der
Of this city, will leave for Pittsbnrg in
. few days
Mlss 5srSellA Green aud Mise Jessie
Ward are a; Atisnrc City, stopping a.
the OOlonBAds.
Harry Gillno-s and . nuubar OF
ot1er bicycle riders, will wheel to the
Springs this evening.
Mrs. Captain Wiley OF this CITY, went
away this Rotnlng to Salemi N. j to
spend weeks vacation.
AnNria Ia HfnNkln O
frionds IN aha Lehlgh Valley, stopping
81 A!len.own, OL,asAuQuA and Stating.
con.
Master H. Oscar Todd aud sister
Miss ElvA W. Todd OF Camden, N. j.,
are Visiting tAeir grandparents in this
city.
Workman wsIe buslly engaged this
morning 10 cleaning out the att ID the
Cool Spring Reservoir. About eight
men and horse were doing the work
A phafs on Jenny Lind c1rriAge be-
longing 10 J. NJ Solomon WAS broker
this morning By the horse falling down,
Il was sent to the shop for repairs.
George Pierce, oolored, residing neal
Fairy!lle. Pc lost q horse . few day.
ago which be supposed to have beer
poisoned.
RYAN Taylor OF Kenneth sqHare, hal
painted nine houses beiOpRtug to thu
Messrs. Garrett ct the snuff mills, II
OhfistlADa hundred.
John WRuAmHker has purchased I
farm In Wallace township, Chester
county, Pa, belonging to the estate o
John Patterson, for S4 GOO,
WIN McVau1h Intends quitting tbs
livery business at Hoekessin, aud vii
have public sale OF his entire stock oi
Thursday the 26.h inst. He will ais
sell u lot OF cows.
A committees OF the W. @. 7. Q 9
HockessiD, is building . temperate
hotel at tbat piacs. Tho contract ba
been awarded to A. d, Williamson, VIII
IL now layinS the foundation. TT
structure will coat about IS coo
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

The Street. and Sewer Department
met ia regular session last evening, and
the arBt business done wa the passing
of the weekly payroll, amounting to
e249 81. a lamp was ordered 10 BE-
erected OF Third and franklin streets.
The GAwihrop Brother Company were
given permission to tap dFRins in order
TO drain the properties on West Eighth
street between Harrison and franklin
and 1904 West Eighth.
Bills were passsd as follows: GsI
Company, SA8 50; Delaware and Allan
ito Telegraph aud Telephone Company
sl0 Lobdell Oar Wheel COMPANY, u
cents; james +. Wood, Sil,6l; JsneI
j. Riley, Sil6.38.
Tbs board then o5journed until
Thursday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

lWILLIAMSOF-A Newark, Del, on the
10th inst John x. Willian s)n.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In.
vited to attend his fuoerRl from tho b. ethO
diet Episcopal JhuTon, GA ThursiRY amer
\ noon, at . O'Clock. Interment at the M. T..
cemetery, without further notice.
LONt|.-Un the nth inst. Bonfsld g..
infant Pon OF Wtliisa 4. ana CLARA l..
Long, aged four months.
| Relatives and friends gro respectfully In
vited 10 attend his funeral from tho Fesi'
dencs OF his parents, No. $50 spruce street,
on ThurRdAy afternoon, lDsh inst at .
o'cltcE. SoryioCs 1T the house. InteFment
| at RivorYloW Cemetery.
Our first IN Heaven.
HERRICK.-On the nth inst. William Il .
ssn OF Edward and jenny Herricz, aged 4
years anu months.
MolLHENHY. On the lfth inst, Rosie,
daughter Of James and hOalo MealhOney,
aged 4 months.
Relatives and frInnds are respectfully n.
vited to attend her funeral, from the re,l-
/ depos Of her pA eats, RIO. 2l2 Parish strest,
1 on rhursd Gy Efterneoa. at Q O'Clock, Inter
msnt at Now Cathedral Cemetery.
IOLDun-In thiI CITY, on this l7sh inst.
| Harlan q infant son OF VIM. ). and Hat
ito Z, Cl0ui, aged o days
/ Funeral on Thursday, July l9th. Private
iDtorment ut RiVeTVisW Cemetery.
WOuDKUFF-On tho ITsh instant, Msrtir
Luther Bit'onbsnder, infant son Of Lewil
+. and Eannto woodruff, aged months
Funeral private.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

At the weekly session Of the Water
Oom m issioners, held last evening, ths
weekly pay roll OF Sl0S,9l was ordered
pad.
On the potiions Of ". O. TindAll, to
lay water pipes on Kirk Evenue, and
Daniel MoCaIty, for pipes on 0ilpln
avenue, tue matter WAa referred TO the
Chief EnRineer.
The property owners on Water street
between Market and OrAngs were in
struoIed to be notified by the Chief Hn
gineer thar the main would be Aban.
do3ed, and they would have to obtain
their supply from the Front street
main.
Tts balance In bank was reported &c
be SOL Adj 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18
Fifth ElTrI0a.



PIrTsBURG, July II
Sse - 90 ins.itnted BY the hsi,s :, laH
lol street, OF colonial fame ~, ., Ms
seve.y OF large tract Of lana I, ny ~ fe
Steao, PA. Mrs. James a., hone
smaller Township, a qrnnddal.tn', o1
major Street, 10 ono a the a .n'or q
olAlmnnts. The case has ~. principal
~ tns hsnds OF Josiah C,b., ''s ~
heiTs now number soma SV si Tad
Rrtai.r part Of whom iva i, y ,, ths
anh they have Combined 'LglniAI
The land In que .ilOn Ia, 49,.
onshnblA river, and oopsls,, '15 won
1900 scres, II takes IN a lS. o. aoms'
sne Borough Of Homestead, s,t ~, pafI q
uSole farms sing jas. essf NJ y zee valj
al ondtrlald villa cal oD, q. Hla
vAlu' d At not less thar Cd IN o - 10Y
very considerable par. Of II !, o.,
clty. val u'us Of hiI
Major Street was o Yl,rpI,, =, en-.
1ilous fnaily. lis VISA clo.eIv ', nus nlus
Ated with General WAgblns,S, I ~ NJ
early campaigns Saalnst lbs in JT u
was with General Braddoet ny S' N. \!
as'Tous expedition ARaib,t tbe ~ Ps.s y
~ Fort Dnquesne, and by Biz ia b r,S.
sueoteded 10 saving a p.it nj g ~
morsliseu army. gOr bis pA.spt "
Duct during that Campaign Gs e' y N
isbued to kim q gAet oumpd,iaS 4
isnd now 10 question.
DO effort was made BY hi, M, :,
claim the land until hbont 1870 Iis'
ume they 90; suited Judge B.dvi' y
the matter. He came to tbs sos,lS5..
thnt the then oooupaDn bad M nv.
title to the property. He trncei SoS
mater, and In his lsSrch went !, phTs
delphia to consult the colonial tecsrI.
The Rrsater part OF these reocrsS M
been destroyed by the great En- M
after the revolution. He found |, ,.,sh
lsh the claim he would have IN an
London and consult the crown ,s,Sya.
Jodgs Baldwin died before Ia NH
the journey, and the ms.,er M
through. Il has not been revived upu
within the last few dsys, Wb4p tbsr
was . meeting and It was decided
push the matter Immediately
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

Yesterday afternoon lhIs5 ~
walked along Front ste ! hal v
arriving In front OF 81 lIailt4t Y \
etand brsWeen French sEd h ~ .
proceeded to help thonso'Vss 10 os.l
mas. They walked Of Atd iElil
again. This time the ptoprlsl9' ~. p.
fRht aud called fr hslp' On 0ll
qalcxly responded end cl''si N
thieves, but was unable 10 ca''' CIV
Of them.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

LAST evening police Cfiu9i iouh
David Daniels Toamitg AIatad d
siretts In 81 Ain!sss manner l.d lo1
him in ouLt idy. He lUi1futl ted
Ger that he was In search VI s vel
kuowD Methodist minist,r, ELon
wished TO engage 70 perform uaiil
ceremony for bim win yoEE} az
heiTeBs, worth eight hn' d'6i nlll1
dollsra. AS t. was GTiCvDt la J
mind waa unbalSnced, tho oflET io
him ia custody and licked lin 2
THIS morning he was ara 9pN bsal
jude Lyman, when be SAi5 lss'
vas bis expectation to 20 maTId
Gay Instead OF bolug beitr5 re claI
aud Ms his insanity Was urqlsflolI
be " o. held to await = permit lo'
Admission 10 the inaa18 dsphhlsn'
tha RlmshGuse.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-18

A German boy resiclog on lockwood
street had HE lAud badly lAoeI a5ec
yesterday Eftsrn1on While engsgsd ct
work at Smith & Painters trutI juice
establishment EEar Eleventh street
bridge. He was working on = machins,
doug something wish NJ bottles, when
one OF them broke uad .S's hand wss
presssd down on It by tAs Jfoline he
was placed In = csrris2s md taken %
DR.. Browns Office at TAylor and Pop
lar streets, where SC was ioRnd necea
aary to insert 10 stitches to draw tht
Wounde together.