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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
murdsroa by Mis son.

SUMMIT, Aug. 27.--LAst niRht John
Humans dead body WA found In 9
elump Of brush about 800 yards from HE
farm In Hopevillo. The spot where TIE
body lay Indicated that desperate
struggle had taken place and furnished
conclusive evidence that the mau had
been beaten 10 death. John Hannah was
one OF the early rettlers in this ntighfor.
hood, progressive and prosperous farmer
and the owner of sew, raj OF the most
valuable farms heTeabou's He was de.
votedly attached to his family, which
consisted 81 = eon and daughter, aged re.
epectively Is and 20 The son was an ex.
trnvagAnt ilLbred fellow, who had fond,
ness for excessive drinking and bad asso
ciates.
The flther brooded over the conduct o.
Charlie, rs he was cAhed, aud to his tn
.ia ate friends frequently said that tn,
only trdnble he bad In this world wa
what Charles gave him, and that soonei
or later the company he was keeping
would 'aceomplish his ruin. The fathe
lIepfmanded the son v no, on every sucl
occasion replied with threats, aud the
had frequent qus-rels. last week ohSr
ley, demanded Rsettlement of his wage
eaFned on the farm slnce he became 0
Ako, Anu tue lhtleT pTOihlseu 70 ttttles
Meanwhile 4 reached his cars that 5ohi
Bfeckons, his EARN hand, who had beel
With him q number of years, was fcUietl
arranging to 90 away with thesson an,
that he was urging him 10 make the dc
} aaud for his wages On SatuEday las
Il Charlie apps )Achtd HE father again an
; lFepegted hia demand for the money du
: him. The father replied thas he owe
him DotLiu;, The son assumed a flght
; lug attitude and said he would square til
] account. This was the last seen of eithe
fChRrlie or Breckons. That evening Nj
= Hannah walked out and Gown thtoug
!. the farm, promising to return eoon. MID
, night arrived, but he failed to appeal
: The family came greatly alarmed, anC
{ while they anticip Ated no trouble froI
/, the sons threats they feared that Nj
. HannRn's mind had become derangeC
+ Search was Immediately begun, but wit
{ no success until last evening, when b
|, dead body was found.
I A cOroner's jury was tmpaneled an
! rendered verdict "That ln~thei- opinio
John Hannah came TO HE death froi
blows received at the hands of Charl,
Hannah and John BreckeRe." A LOCI
officer has started after the two SUI
peeted murderers, but there is no clue I
their whereabouts or in what diTectio
thu y went. John Breckons Is "a years
age. The victim was g.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
THIRD EDITION.


HILLspALR, Mich, Aug. ~ Hon
Fzf4L Koun took bomb this mo ming
and exploded IL amid the business com
m nifty. Mr.. KooL's bomb consisted or
me announcement reluctantly mate that
Ii, partner In tao private banking bust
meas, Charles W. Waldron, was an em-
hezzler and had gone to the AbscondtuE
cashiers Elysium In Canada, carrying
~ tn him an uncertain sum OF money Se-
I no % to TIE bank. Mr.. Eoon stated
th'9 be ws5ld pay all depo,itors in full,
and as he IL abundaRtly able to do so
there was enly little run on the bank
The First National Bank volunteered to
come TO NJ Rooms Assfst ance, bEt II was
not n, cessary. There hHs been consider
able excitement, however, all dsy, which
was intensified towards 1 Don by the in
d lliReuce that there was a woman IN the
as AID that NJ = %aldron, an accom-
nil ueG lady, hsd been deserted with her
tW Young children and itfs prac' icatiy
De i5lets. This proved TO he true 10 the
m 10 but It scene that WsldrOn last
week, just be'GFe his aisappearsnce
deedtd bis vile : ANAL aEuunt OF pro
perry.
Waldron wasa popular business man
her, was very successful al d was until
to-day regarded by all IS an upitghs and
honorab citizen. Recently, however, II
WIS reported that h. was madly in love
wi an attractive widow, who resides al
Ounce, this State WAldron made FIRE
quent e1cur ions TO QGincy, osteEsiblV OF
business. He rarely transacted any busi
ness here. however, outside Of the
wido = hoase. he was ais half owner
of TiivAte bank at Reading. His
partner al Readipg was Benjamin North
rup aud il Is said tAat he demonstrated
with Waldron on his course. Both
NOIthrup and Koou are reticent, but q
appears that theee gentlemen had recently
warned Waldron tia his iufatuatior
would ndauRer bis affairs and that THU
warning decided NRldron TO decamp
He quietly diiappsard last Wednesday
Nothing was thought of his absence I'll
Saturday, as he made frequen. trips away
Teen 1t was learned that the QulucJ
widow had slso Sisspp AIRED. lnVesiiga
ton OF the funds Of tue bank thOwed thai
bctweer &c, 900 and tSO,OO were gone
Ofhcets were a. once put on the trail, and
report that Wsldron is cafe IL Canada.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

The hisseS Hukili and Poiat, Who &C.
oupy the store ct she southeast corner Of
Second ard TAtnAll Streets, we're bsA '
frightened during the storm on MoudH1
tftssnoon By az sleolrieAi discharge n
front OF their door which sounded like
the explosion Of Q cSauOn, and nlled
their store with light that Was really
startling,
They use en- electric moler 10 drive
The sewing mAchine, and It seems thai
the electricity followed the wires unit
coming 10 the slop, when II fell TO tn,
ground aud exp led "a above stated
The ladies were badly frightened, aat
DO not wish another experience OF thII
character.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

A fatal aco'dtu' occurred on Me-
tim ore q O1io Railroad near n, 4
section VITA DUPONT bt;eeI AbOut'
O'Clock last evening, the victim !
Louis Bartholomew Mr.. BAr,hoo
resided o. BhHllCIoss avenue 1od
Pont streets. He WAS a ltoptc1us
trade, but had retired from active /
ness several yeATs ago. Last sys
he left bis home about 5 O'Clock
the Intention OF taking a wall,
called upon Andrew s eWstt 4 D.
Dor. After spending iome time
him he started hcme and WAS an
the railroad track luft o. moth
south bound trains we're e,ults
new0boy called TO warn HIN N
danger bat 10 did not Ecem 10 a
stand him, and walked directly h
OF one Of the apploi ching trains
The engineer tried 10 vain 10 lo,
engine, but It struck aud knocked
down with his head on the track
wheels passed over h.m huA comp
severed the head from the body.
remAins, which were much mlaI
were taken TO hls rcE.deuos, sod
O1lsner viii hold an inqua, u
O'Clock this evening,
The decehse1 wss a natlVOOt STlI
land, and about CG years Of o.
came to this country IN l5j! aBd
tanned work 10 the Braudyvl,q
riss. Ply industry Rpl s1brt,y nj
acquired sun client % Keep Ito d
old age, and retired if0n tcslrsi
ernl years ago. lie leaves widow
no children, aud his iuuerll Will |
place at 2 O'Clock tomorrow Attend
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

Mrs.. R@g q EaipR is visiting friends
at Chester, Pc
Elmss u. Bye is viSltlnE friends In
Pittsb0rs, Pc.
a@ae TUAsurer HsEbsrt visited our
CITY yesterday.
Robert P. Carey, Jr., who IL engaged
to business 10 BARimoEe, is visiting rel.
atives in this city.
DR.. jacob perlokson and his son /,
willard p, bave returned from their
visit 70 Cape May.
Mr.. Johh u. Gotohmer is soending .
few days II Colchester. Hts many
friends wish bin e pleasant tiuae.
Atsa ksnA W. Daoiels returned from
Atlantic City Sunday pleased with her
trip Ane much improved in health.
hisu Anna NJ. Irving and Miss KAts
MoLesr, Of BridgetoD, n. D., are visit
ing Hifs MGdge T. Oountiss,
Mics Bessie Hobion and her twin
esOTSers are spending . few days with
friends 81 hours's station, Pa.
CHARLES b. Grfiith left this city fol
Ocean Grove, N. j.. on Saturday last e
srend week taking In the sights OF th,
lF.aoe.
O ] OnIFier, naohiuist at the B. 8
! 10. r. B. shop, West Yard, has returned
i from four Weeks' trip through th,
Eastern Slater,
4 MrF. James II. RIohsris and Mrs
VIM. II. Hickman are scjourning .
: Atlantic City, and are registered o
Hotel Mt. Vernon.
Miss Matte Pennington, OF this city
Is spending q wesk In Eth ton, Nd. Sh
will be the guest Of MIRA. William Whit
aoEth.
Frank Kelley, pFesidentof the Della
ware Amste1F League proposes leAvinl
in few days for an extended guunibl
trip down tho state.
Mrs, n. L. Thompson. dressmakeT
hAs returned from RtAding, where sh
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Rent
schiller, sor tkTee weeks, much i'm prove,
in heath.
Rev. Henry Runner Of VirRinI
a preached ia the PFesby barIan Church q
New CASTLE on Sunday morning aD,
evening, the pssior, Rev. W P. PAtteE
; son, being absent on . VAcAtIon.
Mise Francis Hurlsck, q type on tn
REPUBLlcAE, lett on Mondsy moInin
20 pAes bWo weeks down ths Stat
among the peach orchards. We hop
Fanny will come home fully recupsi
Ated In health and with rosy hue o.
/. her cheeks.
Mr. and Mrs.. Meyer Meyers and thei
daughter Berthe will go TO PhilAdelphI
TO- morrow 20 attend the marriage 9
their Niece, Mise Nsttie Msy ere, 10 j.
, y. Vogel of Pho 1ixville, Ps. The we'd
ding will take place at O'Clock Il
Mercantile Rail, according to the JeW
ish ceremony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

RsT. Mr.. LsnhsTt. OF Green Htll
PEesb . terrain Church, OhTistlAnA Hd-,
will attend tho farmers Interstate pic
mic al williams Grove, PA,, which
commenced yesterday morning. PTep
AratAons have been made for q grand
.dlsBlAy. There arc 1000 regular tenten0.
four hundred stands OF exhibits, Aad II
Is expected that there will DO ct leAel
26O, geo vititors during the week.
Neither Weiss beer, hop tonic, or any
other slim ulAtlna dEipks can be sold on
the grounds. There will be speaking
and music ~ well as grand ARrieul-
IurAl display TO Amuse the visitors. II
iI expected that IL will be the greatest
gathering OF farmers that ever tool
place In that State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
A Rloh Mans DlsappoarApce.

BRANCHEILLB, Csnn., Aug. 27.-Up
10 last II idAy evening William Burr HILL
lived with his wife and Eve grown chill
dTtn in hne large house In Little Bos
ton, an outlying district Of this town.
II s farm comprised many hundred acres
AMI IA probably the finest and richest
estate along the line OF the Danbury and
MOI walk Railroad Mr.. Hill, by the
death Of his father a few years ago, fell
heir 10 an estate Galu at upward of
$50 600 HE wife was an heirtss at the
tlme Ci her marriage, and Mr.. HUI has
been known AZ a person who literally
rolled In wealth In the handsome man
81 IN which they reeided nothing but
love ever existed, and the happy family
with their three daughters aud two sons
lived IN harmony with all.
Last Friday evening Mr.. Bill left the
house after supper, telling his VIE be
would 20 down town and transact little
business. This was the last the family
FaV of him He visited several Of biz
friends, and about $50 he started iol
home An hour later lis team was found
at the large wire mil s Of the Gilbert &
Bernet Manufacturing Company wan
dCrirg aimlessly slong, the lhe6 trailing
alo the ground. Several letters, paper
AMI circulars were scattered along thu
read, as was alsn he mail OF sevCTa
nelghhors which Mr.. Hill had lntenie,
,eiiyeriug. At about II o'clock hi
family became alarmed at his non arrlva
home aud started an alarm, The yillager
turned out en- masse and all night loui
L up a dlligent search.
FIR Hin was in the habit Of carrying
az lis pc ton large sums Of money
aa On Friday was known to have seyera
ia usaud dollars IN HE pocket, which h
had intended dep"5iiug in a Newarl
bank on the following Day This give
rise to the theory that he has betn muir
Il rel, snd yesterday and to-day hundred
o people searched the woods aud pond
for bis body, but up 10 thi, hour 10 clu,
has been !ouud.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

The following miuOr oAAes were die
posed Of by Judge Turner this morning;
Andrew Tally, Luke NAilor, Michael
Craven A2d Hugh Wallace were each
hned 80 cents and costs for drunken.
ness. David MShAn, . small boy,
nhsrRod with disorderly conduct At the
Academy OF Music, was discharged
with a waning OF the consequence IN
case he should ce again brought before
the court, Gtusge Carter, charged with
drunkenness, WAS cCmmtttGi uutn to-
M iBsed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

While . colored man WAS onRaged I'm
trimming the shade treaA in front OF The
Porter property, No. 7l9 Market street,
this m0rninR, h had the misfortune TO
let . large limb fall, striking the plate
slAss window recently pus In, breekip
It 60 badly that now Rlsso will have IL
bs -e1bItituted In its place. NE loss
wiilAmounJ to over $50, which will fall
on d Q insurance compAay in which II
bad bseR iuSured by lbe Porters. The
mishAp WAS an unfortunate one, and
fatally took away tho breath OF the COL
cred man fer . few seconds when hG
dtcs 1Vered what damage he had done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

Gouley's grand sight seeing excursion
to New York, up abe Hudson aud down
10 Coney Island On next Thursday, Aug
ust 30. The train will leave the Baltl-
more aud Ohio station, loot of Market
street, at o a. N. sharp, Delaware avenue
- 10. Parties not going up the Hudson
their tickets will be good TO leave pier ,
New York, any hour during the day. All
excursions 8 will leave the Island at 10. 80
y. m for Jersey City; leave Jersey City
at II 80 p. m for Wilmington, arriving
at Wilmington at 15a m. Tickets TO
New Yorg, 81 b.; up the Hudson or TO
Uoney Island, $37j; up the Hudson and
down to Coney leland, 800. Tickets
for sale at 8. II. Bayuard's, Fifth aud
Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

MomAEUS-In this oltH on the 2I:h inst
On arts r, SOD OF Il. j. AID Il. Ii. Mc-
mRnus, IN mis- 18TH year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
Vi'et 10 attend the funeral irom the resi-
1ence Of hts parents, No. 3lB West streer
on V Wednesday morning, at 9 so O'Clock.
Mass at 1T. Peters pro Cathedral. later
mtnt in UId CATHEDRAL oeb eteIy.
SW EEHEY tn the 2ith inst, Bridget
Sweeney, wife Of John SRs5nty, aged tF
yaars.
Relatives ard flisnds arc respectfully 10
vlted to attend tie fuaoTal tom tue rosi.
deIe3 OF her husband, loo Madison street,
on Wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock
Services At st. Peters UhuT0h. lnLefment
at the Cli Cathedral Cemetery.
CATS uF-WHs murdered on the 25sh irs,,
frhnE A. Carson, sged ~ years and one
month and Il DAYS.
fflenda are respectfully invited to attend
MS iunerRl from his lAto resi- lence, No Z
twenty -Itoond street. on iussdaY Afternoon
TO meet at the nouso st 3 O'Clock, p. IN. In
tefment at RiYtTVteW Cemetery
BhhIHOLOMt U-G n the 27th inst ,Lonts
baTthClGmvu, aged 10 ytHra
Relatives ana friends are Fespeotfully in o.
vie 10 Ettnnd hls iunstel from his lats
T isldt noe, DuPoat street and Btallcross
avenue, on "Wednesday Afternoon, at o.
c COX. services at st AIMS Ohufoh. Inter.
lnea az tls rev Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

NEW York Aug. 2s.-Jaks Kilrain,
accompanied by his wife, JohuI Mut-
ply, the feathsr.weight boxer, and Mr.
]. B. Moore and daughter, left ,or Boz
ton by the Fall River Line steamer
Bristol last evening. KilTRin Will m eet
his parents End his children there. just
before leaving he saId: 81 don't see
why Sullivan 80 persiBtently tiles to
make people believe that am afraid 10
meet him. Will be in his home (Bos.
ton) tomorrow aud tsen the American
people will have an opportunity to
iudRe II Gm afraid % him or not.
"If be means business why does he
not cover the deposit of my hacker now
10 the hands OF tbs New York Herald >
Jake was much surprlsed a. Godhey g
defeat by the Australian, Petor Jst Il
soDr In San BfsneiscO, as he had told
bis fIiends 10 England that Godfrey
would surely win lie thinks hat Joe
AoAuiifie Of San Frar cisGo may Rs'vd
he color limo and give jackson figit
before long. Alter Spending feW tlsy 6
IN bdstoh jake ptgpuaPs visiting Bs Il
mnre. he taB = warm C rner 10 llfs
heRIt for the Mouuneutsl 9ity, all,
5eys tbst hH longs II Il Get lis many
'EsB3s In 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s.-Henry Turner,
colored, was committed to Bayyiew yes.
b rday by Justice Hebb, charged with
being insane His wife appeared against
him and Faid he had threatened to xiii her
on account Of family troubles. While in
the station Turner tried to kill himself by
buttiog his head against the wall and
also TO hang himself by his suspend-rs
He was tied TO board 10 prevent him
from inJuring bimseli. While four police
men were managing Turner,J W Green,
colored, was seized with fits, but became
calm rs soon as hose was turned on
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

The undermined takes this method 70
inform the general public that be has
no ieea whatever OF giving M The BIZ.
posting business, notWt ,hstnndina The
reports OF certain parties engaged In Ihe
theAsrioal busipsas In this city, who
havs boaated that they would own The
town aud run me out,
For shiIty yeArs past have been en-
gagta In the bill posting business, and
have alwAys eUdsAvored TO faithfully
pertorm my dNty, aud / respectfully 90.
licit the continuance OF the public pa
trOr age 90 literally conferred upon ms
"a the past Bill board sites solicited,
Yours very respectfully,
GEORGE ". JACKS N,
Bill noatar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
Asr.at FIRE E.ar namburs.

HANErRd, Aug. z7.-Seyen old wood
en- ware houses at Steinw ,Td containing
cotton, sugar and saltpetre, valued al
10 0,Ot0 marks, were destroyed by fire
10 day. The 'pectacle was grand ons
Twenty thousand persons watched the
fire Most of the property was insured
in England. Five thousand cases OF
champagne and large quantity OF can
dies were also destroyed, Six persons
persisted In the flames
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

The storm yesterday afternoon
very severe, and the llgauiCg
thunder heavy, The hish vLIoh
CURED shortly Hfttr 3 J'oycs 'rlStn
q horse that Was standing O. SJll
King streets, Aud It ran ATa'
o eottio fold daDcjd hf0uqj Tue ;
Graph, telephone md eOo,FIC j
wires, and affected tie Brandy S.ae
tension OF tho city rAiIway sAbA
that one Of the cArs va pn' onti
vice. The lightning pssssd ,htOuah
blacksmith shop Of n p Ce,5eEi,
Fourth street below FuIcir k1onE
d0En q Etovs pipe, theuCe to some Do
Of cakes At Sing ey & Brothers oo]
tionefy, In the vicinity, almost b..fa
those working around, As fat Is Rl0
no damage was done
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

A congregational meeting OF the Cen
trial Presbyterian church Will be held
tomorrow "wednesday evening, 10;
the purpose u considering tho PROPOSE
tion TO extend n call 10 Rev. VIM T.
SwArtz, OF Trenton, N. j. A congresa
tiCual meeting Of the First Preabyter.
iAu church viii be held on WednesiG y
evening, the 9th pro1lmo, to consider
the extension OF . call TO Rev. George
NJ. Hickman, OF Marietta, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

FLIzARETa, N j., Aug 7.-CaDtAin
Ghrret L. WinSuts, Of Bergen Point
: no, after the singer Interests we're set
tied, held the largest Amuunt Of Il i1k
beth 3 outitAndiuR bonds. acc pied ed
justnent to-day At % per cent. Its
no dipgs wers SlCO eco. Warren Ack-
ermsD, Of Fanwood, also made like
exchange OF 100000 worth OF bonds.
Oaly small portion Of Elizabeth
debt remains unsettled.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
Fifth Edition



PIrTsBURG, August 27-Th,
sSIlne convent disptt, was t,Ss,
,ne county courta TO cav, Ind. "
a; stowe heard the Ersumsns
Dill to or join Bishop PaslAn Sn, %
e9peIior ct, Gertrude from No., I'M
Sltn Tue ftVoD ues aud oopdnc,In
insu,ueion. An Sttcruey Tor ,Ss
tni submitted q oatlggrSm ,,S 'ne
were ordered 10 pay The plalntiG ny
and their eEpenses back In F,.IN
oAsis OF settlement, but tbs ords,
Ron @ 10 nov considered AMI
otntI s,ds presented II cAbleRr,m h
lug that SIS 900 was tue esiiS,,l Y
on the pre- perry by the Pcps
The Ursuline U,nvrtt hn,i1,,.
OF the AaeSt IN Pittsburs M
grounds tutroHndAKi tAru We,
ave sd beaHuiHnY Srrspsss
property is vblaed az ava M q
which there 10 u mortgage Of ~
The convent WAa eGtAblI,hst y
oTd1 Of Ursuiine Sisters, vbo
here from France 10 1871, ibei, M!
having been taken possession n, I,
Herman army. BsTefAl OF tbs !;
are members OF the French III
and one IL related TO e1- Rmp,s, /,
genie. Sister Marie AlphoDse ~,
mother hnptTlor
They made the UfsUline Oonv,,,
OF the most fashionable ip,,l,r,,,I
learning for young adde's in III, \
and by their own Efforts aooum,i
the money TO erect the oonv,pI n
ing. A couple OF years ago tbs5 /,
ed the authority OF Blshop Ph,,Sl
the latter deposed 8 ster Mars
phosse AID placed 10 ben
Madame BIT, Gertrude, Who \
Irish descent. Tbs French
appealed 10 the Pope and al,
the French miniitet 81 Wmbln,
and are practically prisoner In
own institutions. Judge stoTs
the papers and prom.s ed az ea,I;
siOn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
Ikomant,o wsaatnK.

Quite romantic wedding is reported
to have taken place five miles west of
Denison, Texas, the happy cou lie, minis-
ter and all ttanding knee deep in the Red
river while the wedding ceremony was
perio med The intention WAS to cross
tie stream and have the knot tied on the
opposite bank, but when the party had
waded out a short distance 1t was learned
hat the odd folEs' were in pursuit, so
the lovers were made one forthwith.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

SARATOGA, Aug "a large NJ
her Of prominent Democrats NE. as
residence Of eX Cougrcs na1 jag
.O'Bricn this morning, Letters were
ceived from many others who y
unable to atterd It was decided lA'I
organ cation of all Democrats wlo
In favor of Protection 10 American
dnstres and who are opposed 70
lcgislai ion leaning towards Free ny
should at once be- perfected 10 re GI.
New York. RcsolI'iUDs were sllp'
denouucing Free Trade aud the 4c'i1l
the Administrator,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28
An Ai,snp. a sutclao.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. &.-There
~as gu exciting scene In the surf zee
terday afternoon when an Intoxicated
nan attempted to end his liieby drown.
iHR. He was brought In BY two OF the
lifs guards and is new lookei up In the
City Hall. He gives the name Of John
Oenert and says he IL On oLours'onist
trom Wilmington, Del.
The men does not reside In VIII.
lnaton, but Il IL thought on the banks
OF the BrAndyWins near BAnoToft's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-28

Edwin 8 E.y, who r,sldes y A ,,'l
mill, near Adsms' bitllJ.' .u.' "a
II unured, lost his poclelsIoR o, ~ \,
day evening containing tlio !" IA ~,
Rld other articlos on tue roao CT r,
from that place to OtnreVl ~ ~ y
tunAtely the son OF Thomas tf'fwiI
Of Elan, Pa, passed over 'l7 s '
short time afterwards anu M
up, returned It in o slo,t ~ tI' ~, n,
after to the oEntr, :much 70 d, i, In 4
6ustioB. ItiB fortuna taal u 49, - h,
honest lands or MI BY m'h-'
Wlistled for his money
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Charles, infant sou OF william and
Mamie Gardiner, aged Q years and q
months, OF heart disease. Interment al
Mt Salem.
Frank, son Of John and Jane Carson,
aged 81 years, Of heart disease. Inter
meut At R!yeFvicw CemCtAry.
William, infant Fon of Alfred and
Mary Bearden, aged > weeks, OF internal
catarrh. lntermcut at kiveryiew Gene
terry.
Bridget sulvey aged S. years, of in.
sanity. lnterment At Old Catholic Gene
terry.
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LoSuoS, Aug. II Tho bhlloonist
StmE %, with two o5no luiouE made
al O nsiOn from the allan EEhib'-
ton tsR. The ia Don deEcsnded in
El1sZ sud dsthtD5 against trees, WAS
81 asle' V pieces, sUd the occupants
We tlruw,l out. Simmons "a dying
from thu tffeots of his iI juEieL The
o he's we're seriously Injured.