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Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Grouna aoes.

There are great many ground hoRe
In the upper part OF Ohaistiana hundred
Notwithstanding the impression OF
some Of the residents of our city that
there are no animals OF that apt cies In
New Castle. Jacob Hanna informed n
geRsleman connected with the Dayton
Hedge Company on Monday, that he
supposed that there were Mt least t0) @ (
them on the Snuff Mill farm. Some
persoDs cay that their meat Is equal 10
that OF young swine. If that be go
they would be worth trapping In the
fall OF the year. They are wary var
mints, however, aud rather difficult to
ostch. They bite feroely and som 8
dogs will not attack them, and when
caught In trap they sometimes enew
= foot off in order to escape. They are
very shy and difficult to catch.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Labor Notes.

BIRDsBoRo, Pa, April 19.-The
Brooke Iron Company yesterday an
nounoed reduction In wages of all its
employees from s. So TO s.. .25 per ton, to
go into sffsot May 1st, "rne reduction
ie made so that the firm can oompete
with other establishments, and because
OF the low price Of puddle iron. which
does not pay the cot OF pig iron and
puddlina"
NEW YORK, April 19.-Most Of the
breweries ~erd In partial opsrati IN yes.
terday morning, and the master bre " era
ex pressed themselves confident of suo.
cess. A meeting of 1900 brewers was
he'd In ulHrendou Hall, at which Moses
Ioppen helm, II Socialist leader, made an
idress. Max SohmittbtrR rRer, who
drove the first wagon from George
hertt's brewery In tue morning, was
struck on the hsad with q brick ns he
emerged from the gates, and knocked
OIL the wagon. A policeman was after
wards detailed to ride on every brewers'
WAGON going ont.
NEWARK, N. j, April 1g,-The
looRed-ouG brewery employees continue
to return to work undsr the mploy ers'
rules It's believed all the brawerles
will be In operation to day, with force
composed about half OF new and half of
the old hands.
KANSAS CITY, April 19-The
sinking Burlington switohmen yester-
day had long conference with General
Superintendent KrAutz, which ended in
further disagreement. The company
Was willing to reinstate Wilson, the
discharged switchman, but positively
refused To discharge the night yard
master.
BRADDocK, Pa, April 10 The at.
temps of Fssher Hickey yesterday TO
hettle tho strike at the Edgar Thomson
Steel Works failed. The knights Of
Labor refused TO vote on the proposition
TO return to work on the 12 hour basis.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 1.-Two hum
dred CIR II The overall and shirt fac.
tory OF Shotwell, Cterihew B Lothman
struck yesterday for q 20 per cent. ad-
vano9. O1ly seven girls remaining at
work, the factory was closed. Tbe firm
cut down wages 20 per cent. last Christ
mas. and the demand WAS for restora
tIou OF the old raten.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Libel Suits From n Dlvor CO.

TRENTON, April Is Joseph A. Cory,
who Ia n staRosrapher In this city, ard
who was named rs correspondent In the
petition In the Williamson divorce suit
now pending before the Court OF Chan-
ceIy, hns retained Ex-Judge Woodruff
as bis counsel, and begun libel suit
aRainst the Trenton Tlmes. The al
legged libel lie contained In an article
printed ia that paper recently under
the caption "rNelve Naughty Men,"
and In which were named oil the co
respondents in the case Mr., Cory lays
his damages at $4,000. The papers
will be served on tho Times pub
fisher. Mr.. Edwin FHz1eorge, 10 NOR
row morning.
Charles j. Rutgers, q lawyer, who
was also named as q co respondent In
the suit and whose name wBs iuelnded
In the list of tho "Twelve Naughty
Men" published In the Times, will be.
gin suit on Moniay next against
that paper for like sum Police Jus
tioe oouder Ia contemplating tho came
oourte.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Rewarded for Saving n Life.

CANANDArGUA, N. Y, April 1s =
W. a, Daniels, of Bath, 6teubeu
County. has just eome into fortune oil
Slb0,0tO under circumstances decidedly
romantic. In 1853 he was in charge OF
an army wagon train passing through
one of the roads Of the wilderness.
The dense forest was on FIRE, and every
thing in or near It was doomed to der
truotion. Charles W. Dawson, then II
years OF age, was discovered by Daniels
lying by the side OF the track. He
was seriously wounded, and, as orders
forbade the carrying OF any person on
the wagon train, he WAS In Imminent {
peril. Helpless from his wounds, he
called upon Daniels to save him from
burning to death. --...
Danisls' heart was touched, and, at
the risk OF bis own liberty, he lifted the
la1 upon q wagon and carried him to
Fredericksburg, where he was placed
In hospital. Dawson lived TO become
q rich man and to bless Daniels for
saving his life; but he could never get
him to accept financial assistance,
though be was sometimes sorely In need
OF 1t. He worked at his trade rs o
painter, and eked out o moderately
comfortable existence, receiving visits
from time to time from the man to
whom he rendered the greatest service
possible. The other day he was sur.
prtsed by visit from Joseph H. VIII.
liams, Chicago attorney, who In.
formed him that he was heir to $3.50, 600,
left him by Dawson, who lately died ai
his home In Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
A Pleasant Place.

A gentleman who was born in Eng
land, and on reaching manhood came
to this country, resided for q time la
Massachusetts, going thence to Utab,
where he acquired conaidorabls prop
erty, thence to Florida, and from that
State to this city, says our city is one OF
the most pleasant places to live that
can be found anywhere, and all who
have the means to meet their necessary
expenses had batter be satit fed. Every
place haa its drawback. either IN sum
mer or winter, and WIlningtjn has ms
few rs any other city, In his esiim alton,
on the fe9e OF tho Rlobe. Most warm
climates are cursed with insects and
vermin, and the Cold ones have their
blizgsrtB The Temperature In oar city
Ia rErely unph asRnt, while the advsn-
tages are almost innumerAble. Hmm
dreds OF persons who locate in other
States would gladly get bHok II they
had the means to do 30. Our young
people should take tho hint and stiuk
to their present locatione IL they wish
to live pleasantly and escape the priya.
tions incident to all new settlements.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Frederlok's Great Danger.

BERLIN, April "a q. m.-Very
decided changes for the worse In the
condition of the Emperor have taken
place to night. The doctors do not ut
tempt to conceal their belief that the
patient is In extreme danger. In fact,
DIR. Mackenzie, the most optim istlc OF
the experts In attendance, admits hie
fears thst blood poisoning has devel.
oped- That alone would insure death
In few days, SO that dependency has
settled around the OhArlottenburg Pal.
ace and over Berlin. Despite the e q.
peror's appearances at tho palace win
dow, the people have held to the belief
that his condition during the past
few days has been concealed by the
doctors.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Theodore rhomns Com,ux.

The progress made In music In th q
United States in the past twenty years
10 due in great measure to the efforts
OF Mr.. Theodore Thomas. He was the
pioneer that blszsd out the path along
which, with cautious step bat with an
errinR knowledge OF his surrouna In Rs,
be led the peope--not the few select,
but the great masses. One reason OF
Theodore Thomas' success may be found
IN the fact that he has always remained
true to the Aim which he himself had
SET Another cause OF his success is the
remarkable care he has alwsys exer.
oised In the selection OF his orchestra.
Every man, even he at the bass drum
and cymbals, must be an artist, so far
- the manipulation OF that particular
instrument is concerned.
He will bring his full, superb orcheg.
tra, and besides Mics Emma Juch, who
has Q magnificent soprano voice; Mr..
Max Bendix, vioiinist, and Mr.. Victor
Herbert, violoncellist, and two other
aoloists OF great reputation, who will be
heard at the concert which takes place
next Wednesday evening ut the Opera
House.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Examination OF Dlseassd os,sie.

An examination, in Phllsdelphia, oi
the lungs Of the cattle slaughtered be-.
cause OF their infection with pleuro.
pneumonia, revealed the fact that fouI
OF the animals had been diseased. A
cyst was found In one, which indicated
that the case had passed beyond the
acute state. and that the animal had
been IN such condition as to easily In
fect all the cattle with which 1t might
come In contact. Five OF the herd did
not show traces OF pleuro pneumonis,
bat the entire herd were so poor In
flesh that all the oaroasses went into the
rendering tank. The examination was
mads at the fertilizer works OF M. L
Shoemaker & Co., VenanRo street
wharf, 10 the presence Of Chief Inspeo
tor DeVos, of the Bureau of Animal
Industry; Dra. William H. Rose and
William l., Zuill and Professor HuIde.
koper. with class from the Universtty
OF Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Caught By tho Ipjurea wife.

THREE RIVERS, Mich april 18 -
Mrs John MArkie Of Williamspoyt, Pa, ,
has distinguished herself as q female
dett ctive. She today gave her hus.
band, John Msrkle, and Mrp. Mary
Gsrwick their first lesson OF her indig
nation when the pair were arrested on
the charge OF undue Intimacy preferred
against them by Mrs. Merkle. Markle
aud Mrs. Garwick arrived hers last
week. They came together, but did NOT
leave Wiliiamsport at the same time,
Mre. GArwick going on to little town,
and there waiting for Markle's train.
A few days sfter they arrived In Three
Rivers Mrs. Markle arrived at one of
the hotels. but requested that her pres
ence In town should not be made
known. She suspected her husband
and the Garwick woman aud saw him
of with the discrimination to follow
and take them unawarea. She quietly
packed her grip for this purpose, and
when he climbed into the smoking car
after kissing her good bye she got into
the sleeper and went along.
After satisfying herself that the two
were of together to Michigan, che
dropped one train and came on here at
her leisure, gathering evidence on the
way to make It interesting for the |
couple oil the way back If they got free
here. After Watching them quietly |
Mrs. Markle went before q Justice and |
exhibiting her marriage certificate
swore out . warrant for their arrest |
They were completely astounded when |
by the injured wife, and |
waived examination and went TO jail. |
Mrs. Markle states that she was Q |
widow when Markle married her, and |
was possessed Of considerable property.
She say 9 that most of this Markle has
run through, aud that 1t was on her
money that he and the Garwick woman
came West. MArkle was TO find 10
cation 10 60 into business, she says. She
. terribly wrought up, and It was q
irAmntto scene when she confronted
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
BpeciAi Mention.
New wan Paper store.

l R0W "&ht A1puN StSENt
The undersigned having opened ths
store 209 West 5econd street with q full
line Of wall paper aud window shades
we are prepared to do work At short
notice. We would solicit call from
our friends and tha public. We em.
ploy first.class work men and guarantee
setinfaction. g. W. Evsns b Co., 209
West Second street.
lis . Eses
that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives s240 lbs. Of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kiudling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. 0pcpJnS In the evening.
The Great Eye Remedy
is DR.. 6imms' Eye Cure. Infiamed sore
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
defective eyesight from any oause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In rs and 90 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. Bimms b Sou, 4th
and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
In New Quarters. -..-
81. u. Bourbon g. Bro, manufacturers
OF the celebrated 5 B. b. B. oiRArs, have
removed TO their new Biore, No. 2I9
West Second street. Give them . call.
You Gan GO
into Fri L. BArton's watch club, at az
East Seventh street, for any priced
watch you wish or for chain. ring 80.
A few more OF those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, at only thirty cents Q pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
6HILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure ID sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold Ivy N. B. Dali
forth, cor. And aud Market Sta.
BHrLoH's vITALIzRR Ia what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by N. b. Danferth, cor.
And and Market Sta.
WILL YOU sUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shtloh's Vita
liser ie guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth. cor. End and Market sts.
Bush's, French street wharf Is the place
to buy your coal.
Table boArders, $3.50 per week ct s1s
street.
Thompson's sure cure for bone spawn
5lS Tatnall street.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace. COZ Pine street.
Best bread and cakes IN thA city at |
w Alton's, Seventh and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Rousen from Inanrion.

The precursor of their disease and de.
struotion, the kidneys and bladder
healthfully stimulated and toned with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, actively
resume their functions. Thus Brieht's
disesse, diabetes, oAtarrh Of the bladder
and eneuresis are prevented. For irri
tating diuretios, and those unmedicated
and fiery stimulants which, used even
In moderation, excite both the renal
and vesicAl organs, this is the best pos.
sible substitute. 1t Is o. botanic oompo.
elton, and 30 oongenial to the stomach,
the digestive processes OF which 1t helps
In no ordinary degree, that 1t Ia prompt
ly assimllated by the system, and It's
tonic effects are speedily felt. Not only
does 1t remedy inactivity of the kid
neys, but renews regular habit OF
body, promotes . due secretion and
healthy flow OF bile into the proper
channels, and e-pels from the circula.
ton acrid principles productive OF
rheumatism and Rout. 1t is also the
leading specific for malarial COM
plaintg.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
The Murder OF Young kennedy.

CoArEsvILLE April 18 Thomas NJ.
Kennedy, son Of Colonel Miffiln Kenedy,
who was murdered near Brownsvilie,
Texas, on Sunday, was former resi-
dent Of this place, wbers many OF his
relatives still livs. Colonel Remedy left
here 9 number OF years ago o penniless
man, aud worked in briekyard at
Pittsburg. He afterwRrds cmigrated TO
Texas, where be- found employment at
herding. Until the death of his mother
In this borough about two years ago
Colonel Ksnedy visited this Ssction
every summer. Ths news OF young
KeDedy's untimely cod was recsived
with much SORROW by hts many ffiends
hfra.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
The Dead Leader.

Yesterday We gave but q meagre &C
count OF the death Of the great leader
hoaooe ConkliDg The following hA
| since been received:
NEW YORK, April IS Mr.. CouklinJ
passed away without moving limb
he looked as though pesosfuily slesp
log. There was n number OF person.
outside on the street waiting to catot
the last report. Within doors ther,
were between forty aud fifty personl
also waiting to hear the worst They
were composed chiefly OF representa-
tivee OF the press and friends of tbt
dead Senator. At the bedside vert
mrs. Conkling, Judge Coxe, DR.. Ander
s1p, Mrs. OakmAn, and the professional o.
nurBe, Thomas.
Judge Coke came to the door shortly
atser . IN and anuouosd the death o.
Mr. Oonkling at 1.B0 q. m.
MRS Conkling and Mrs. Oakman
we're kneeliug st the bedside of Ms
OonklinR when he died. Mrs. Oonk
ling had her hand clasped In his.
Mr. Bevins, the undertaken, was
asked the condition Of the body OF the
Ssuator, and he said: "I have fre-
quently seen Mr. Oonkliug In life, and
hen looked on him he seemed to be
quite natural. 1 cannot understand
now be could have lost the amount oil
nesh that has beeu reported. The bod v
musi weigh about 2U0 pounds"
Mr.. B L. M. Barlow, after o consul.
tatloD with Mr.. Oonkling's relatives
and friends this morning, announced
10 the members of the press that
funeral services will be held over the
dead Ssna' or's remains on Friday
morning. ut 10 O'Clock, in Trinity
Chapel, West Twenty fifth street. The
Rev. Morgan l. Dix will ofioiate, 90.
listed By other clergymeu. On Friday
AFTERNOON the remains will be taken on
. special train to Utica, N. Y, where
funeral services will also be held in
Mr.. Co ,kling's late residence, on Ru,-
ger strest, previous 10 interment.
Later 1t VISA decided that the funeral
services In Utica will ba held In OHl.
vary Chapel on Saturday afternoon, in.
stead OF In Mr.. Oonkling's late resi-
ienoe in that city. The pail bearers
elected are Judge 5hipman' Abram 8.
Hewitt, L NJ. Barlow, Clarence A.
Seward, Manton Marble, Senator John
:. Jones, Senator Don Cameron, VIM.
Wallace, Walter 8. Church and
isaac Il. bailey. This morning the
.ody was embslmed by Undertaker
Ssyi1s and placed in a cAsket, whioh 10
: duplicate OF that In whicn Senator
Jonk tDR's brother.in.l law, Governor
doratio Seymo was buried. Drs.
Barker, Anderson, Sands and Hartley,
who at euded Mr.. 0onkling, have been
nvitod TO attend the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
A Bank Thief sentenced.

CINCINNATI, o., April l9.-Benjamin
E. Hopkins, ex Assistant Cashier of the
Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati, was
yesterday sent to the Columbus Peniten.
tiary to serve out his term OF seven years
and eight monthe. He asserted that he
twas very sick man, and expected to be
brought back from Columbus corpse"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
New maob,nnrv

TIE new machinery for the Vulcau.
lied Wire Company, of which II. b
Coob Is president, will arrive in this
city In about three weeks. The ma,
chinery Is being maze In Brooklyn, N =.
Y. Tho machinery will be placed In
the building formerly occupied by
john Hoir & Sons as q oannery, over
Eleventh street bridge. After the com.
pany is fully prepared for business
they will employ at least one hundred
workmen.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
serenaded,

Company b, accompanied by the
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps,
serenaded last evening Lieut.. Harkins,
resides Ia ths ca tern part Of the city,
and Captain Condon. who resides In the
western part " tho city. All the com
motion was caused by these gentlemen
having each taken unto themselves q
wife. Rsfresbments had been seut to
the companies headquarters in the
Opera House, to Whion ample Justice
was done.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Cold waves Over.

WASHINGTON, D G |, April 1o.-The
Chiei signal Officer gives notice that, the
season OF cod waves having passed, the
indications officer at st, Pau Minn
will, on May LIST next, discontinue the
preparation of all indications, Including
cold wave warnings. Commencing on
that date, they will be prepared by the
indications officer at the Washington
sliee ior hinnesota, DakoSa, Il iseo4siA,
Nebraska aGd IVA.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
The Hlaottona

CHICAGO, Ills, April 10-Electiors
were held On Tuesday in many cities and
towns Of Illinois, in which the principal
feature was a struggle between the pro
hibition and saloon elements The license
and low license tickets were sue ceessiul in
many of the larger towns, but In the
smaller places generally prohibition and
high license carried the day.
NEW ORLEANS, La. April l9.-Returns
from all parts of Louisiana show large
vote and indicate majority for Nichols,
Democrat, for Governor, OF about 81. GOO.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Took psui Boyton for a Goblin.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, April 18-
Captain Paul Boy ton passed here at 8. 30
this morning. He WAS met and well
coined by fsets Of skitfs and steamers.
He had q singular experience last night,
which he laughingly related to his 60
qunintanoes. Desiring to take rest
he resolved to spend the night nt Utica.
He applied for Logging at several houses,
but wss refused, his armor frtghtening
the people. They thought Boyton was
from another world and the women
were nearly scared iuto fits. Royton
passed over the falls Of the Ohio rapidly
and safely.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Dellyorins sIook.

Samuel johnson, of tho Hedge
Fence Company, visited Delaware City
and vicinity today In order to deliver
certihcates of stock to the subscribers,
and take their notes Tor the same. Thus
far he has been very suooessful In this
work, and oil seem to be pleased with
the prospective dividends % we'll as
the utility Of the fence for permanent
enclosures. 1t Is to be hoped that their
expectations may be more than verified,
and the appearance of the farms Of our
County Will at the same time be greatly
Improved.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Only 3 Days.

Remember to day at II M, the 81.
Rantlo sale OF mems. boys and chile
shown those " 90. S3.16, 33.s5, 1895
men & cults. ASK to he shown thcee
% IS, $3.50. 81 go. $275 boys suits,
S.eb children's suits, &c. Only can be
had at the only great New York Are
insurance sale, 416 Market street. Re-
member only days longer.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
rilly paonle Left nomeles..

NORTH BRADDocK, Pa, April 1s.-A
fire broke out here at $50 O'Clock this
morning, and before the flames could be
controlled twelve stores and dwellings
were destroyed The loss is estimated at
$50 900. Fifty peop'e were rendered home
less by the fire, which spread so rapidly
that the occupants of the dwellings barely
escaped with their lives.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
DeIs yea Correspondence

A gentleman thinks 1t rather singu lar
that whils 1t only takes two days for n
letter to coms from Florida to this city !,
that four days should be required Tor
one mailed In Philsdelphia to reach the
same place. He supp0ses that the clerks
OF Mr.. Har.ity are responsible for the
phia stamp OF April 13 and the Will.
mingt1 stamp OF April l8. In business
trantantions such delay leads TO serious
Inconvenience and loss of money. The
matter should be looked Into.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Ronpers At 81. Georges.

Burglars forced an entrance through
the front door OF the postoffice at ST..
Georges, on Tuesday night, when they
carried oh postage clamps worth atout
S. They also entsred the drug store
and stole ten watch chains and few
other articles. They were alarmed by
the ringing of tbs telephone bell, and
left hastily, leaving behind o black
smiths hammer and several chisels.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Orderet lo Ouba.

wAsuINGroE, D. c., April 10 -Mnjor
George NJ sternberg, surgeon, designat.
ed by the President to proceed to Cuba
toinvestigate methods for preventing The
spread of epidemic diseases, has been
oroered 10 report 10 tiie Secretary oi the
Treasury for farther isetrlc .iobs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
OoIored conference.

The Delaware Conference met IN
Whatooat NJ. z Church, st Dover, on
Tuesday morning, Bishop Foss presid.
ing. About 200 delegates were In atten-
dance, the differeIt oolored churches In
this State, tine Eastern Shore Of Mary.
land, part of Philadelphia and por
tion OF New Jsreey being repres co ted.
As 3 result the eolored oit Gems OF Dover
are doing their best to properly enter.
tain them and make them as comforta.
BILE as possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
Lost a Horse.

Martin s. Dure, wholesale grocers at
Third and Orange streets, lost iDa
gray horse on Monday, that they had
purchased few days before for 5000.
He WAS opened by DR.. Ewes, who de-
cided that his death was caused by oon-
gestion OF the lungs, the result OF =
heavy cold.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
A pillow sham holder and

A pillow sham holder and
a carpet sweeper are COM
parativefy little things in the
ebb and flow of taade, vet
they serve to illustrate that
one important principle of
merchandising is to give full
value for every dollar ex-
pended with you,
We have a large line of
Canton Mattings in white.
check and fancy, 10. 13, IA,
16 and 25 cents per yard.
For pure novelties and
high art get the Japanese
mattings.
VIM. B. SHARP 3 Is.
Fourth Anc market streets, -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
ReinHtnJed.

This morning Mayor Rhoads re-
instAted Ofioers Murine, Carey, Grier,
Ahrens, Russell and Shields, whom he
suspended on Monday last for being
present at the besr drinking In the po-
lice rooms on the evening OF the 7th
inst. He refused to state his reasons
for reinstating them.