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Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Tia law Court of Nav Oastle County
held Il. reSnisr Jsnusrv sss11on n the
law Court room. mi Jity. tbis forenoon.
ccmm sncipr al 10 40 6'ciock. All The
mamhers were presAnf
~ Hiekmsb ststed thai the baltimore
ana fshio Ralrosd Oompanv 10 WILLING
"a sster into 4 irsss for < ANAL portion
~ eronnd over Third atrest bridre for
fes mar annum. INIT he mad not eot the
isa.s consuu, ~ Nh In Tina 10 present Al
INA meet,ng'
Chairman (yrubb reouested Mr. Hick-
man Ia trv and have d readv for he next
msssirg ~ the lew Conf
M H,csmnr ststsS that affections
having hsen msda Nv the M1nieipal
Court 10 having he assessors III In the
citv nall. the assessors had reouested the
Law Cont 10 nrovide 4 nlace for tbem
IA thoasht The eom mittse room AZ Inc
Law Conf would he 4 auitable place for
that puruose.
MI shaIlcro,s offered n resolution.
which wa, adoptfd. granting the assefsors
the use OF the committce room IN which
to hold The sasessment sopesls "'
Mr. Jordan offered resolution appro-
prIatina Ssl6, 60 for repairs al bridges IN
Mn Creek hundred. which Wa al ,pted,
Nj. Morrison offered a resolution 4 IN
propyiatinv Bi30 10 comnlete ina ,enairs
Of causeways and BRIDGES in New Castle
hundred. which was also adopted
M. Morrison offered 4 refolpt,on an.
propriatlng ri 900 10 meet the Incidental
eEpensee af the Ian commissIoners al
New Cattle county. The resolution led
10 consIderabIe discussion. Jaii Com.
missioner Morrison beinc present mada a
statement IN which he sta,ed ,bst there
was 4 Constantly growing incidental ~
peuse with the Increase Of prIsonera
which generally numbered on an ayera ~
from 1Sk ~ is1
Mr. McCrAcSen ,bouybt tho ha, IA, -. i,
would he ID wait until fbe next ma.tina
and hiring in All bllIs unpaid. and snnrp
nr,ate enongb IN nav them sPp'o
CommissIoney MorrIson sa,d n. admit
llLe to have hliia rresented ~ MIN and
have no money n meet them Whateye,
was oyer of ia n 0e0 eonld Ia bsid owe,
Tor newt vear Ths Vas and navs heins
ra,,ed ia rs.o,ua,on was sdontad hv nm
following vote.
YeasrMessra H,ckma, Nec.u Nor
r,son Roi,erfs RothwalI Wier n
Navs~Messys Jordsn Mefiracl.r
sbaI Sro.s Toy Pre.,dsnt arnhh
M, Toy stated mai the assessar win.
csnt "a Flinn NJ Chr;at,ana Unndred
was taken sick hafors no comnleted hiI
assessmept and he had deputized AIex
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

An Anoisnt TRADITION.

On Sunday Peter Dougherty was 70
leased frsm New Castle jail, where b
had been serving term for drunkehne'l
Last night he wss drunk again, aud Ssea
he was arraigned before Judge Bal ~
morning he plead 10 DO let OF, as. be san
be wanted 70 20 20 work. The judge 10,
quired Of City Solicitor Turner u DC ~,
ever known tho prisoner 10 do any Alna
OF work, and he, after studying lor
minute or two replied that "there u y
ancient tradition 10 the effect that 10 In
long ago be actually worked" IN
Judge did not seem TO consider THIS sA's
factory and imposed . fine oil tlO .n'
costa, consequently Peter will return an
o his old quarters.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
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Mag us1ss ms Wisharswal.
Correspondence Of tho Republican.
Down, Dsl.. Jan. 5.-Ths Republican
hosts commenced 10 arrive here today
upon the early trains and BY night tho
hotels and every place elss whore sleep
could be obtained was crowded. The
surprises Of the day was the positive an
nouncemcnt BY Mr.. gmIthcrs Of his can-
didacy and o letter from Joshua A Mar
vel 10 four OF the Sussex mefnbers. The
can iidacy Of Massey was seriously irjur-
ed by the appearance OF smlthers, but .
strong rally was made BY the friends OF
the former this evening, and brought q
crowd Of Wilmington leaders such 40
Levi O. Bird, Washington Hastinge aud
and Watson r. Bperry were here booming
Massey. II Mr.. smithefs continues In
the field, and there 10 every reason TO be-
lieve that he viii, Mr.. Massey's chances
are decidedly slim. Il is believed that he
has only sure TO him the votes OF Ne srs.
A. B. Richardson, Hoffecker and r. A.
Davis.
II he should 90 out Of the eight where
would he throw bis strength? is . ques-
ton frequently asked. Your correspos-
dent believes that Mr. Higgins would be
the proh.er. Treats cause was badly
damaged TO- day by the appearance OF .
letter from Joshua II. Marvil OF Sussex
county advocating Higsins' candidacy
Treat hiss been placing great store In
Marveps support, and this letter will iall
like q thunderboit among them. Mr..
Marvel was an elector upon the Republ.-
can ticket and the heaviest contributor to
the fund that carried that county. The
letter 10 as follows:
LAUREL, Del, Jan. =, 1870
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Charged win aishwsy Robp.ry.

Andrew Crookenback and William Nc
Ginnis, were before Judge Bali this
mo ming charged with highway robbery.
NJ. Ash testified that he resides near Edge
Moor. and that yesterday he came to this
city on some business. After visiting
several saloons he met two men, one Of
whom held him by the throat while the
other went through bis pockets and took
about four or five dollars, but he could
not identify the prisoners as being the
men. Another witness testified that he
saw the accused with Ash, and that they
were trying to get him around on Shipley
street. A colored man named Trusty,
testified that he saw the men when they
robbed Ash, and that Crookenback was
standing looking on, but Mc3innis was
not present. He afterwards saw them
all In saloon drinking with the money
that had been taken from Ash. The &C.
cured were committed in default of 81 ,O0O
ball Tor further hearing to- mo row.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
DIED.

BAYNARD-on the I'M inst. Susan BayhArd'
ran ns III sirnicss q hsT late residsncs IN
smyrSA on wednesday Afternoon ~ >
EyANs-cn the me 81 s inst, w,l,,m s.; :Ss e e
keiativss and friends and members OF Fslr-
ni,sd 9 % Il Ii. Il Snsr. re on es
Of his parents, No. si3 South jacobsen street
on wednesday afternoon sts O'CLOCK Inter
KATFs. lon January q, st the residsr co OF his
daughter, No. ITO Jefferson street. OF paral-
ysis, Jacob Hates, aged % years.
1sns RslsSss ana I'm ias arc
invited. Interment At the Wilmington and
Brzhdywine Cemetery.
GRUBB, On the sth inst, MrgArel wife Of
Lewis O. Grub, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yited to attend her funeral from the residence
cor ne Tayior and Poplar streets, on. wednes-
day afternoon. eth Inst, at O'Clock. Inter-
ment At Wilmington and BrAndywine Gene
terry.
ENGLE.-on the 7th inst, Howard son Of
John =. aud Elizabeth .. kngie, in the 18th
year Of his age.
viied to attend his funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No. SIS Poplar street. on We'd
nesday AFTERNOON. al O'Clock. services al
the house. interment AZ hsefview eeme-
MoRRIs-At the corner Of Reed and Harrison
streets, on Monday. .. M, Charies Wesley,
son of WIN. T. and Jennie Morris, aged
Services al the house this (Tuesdsy) even
ing at 7.s0 O'Clock. Burial at Catasauqus,
Pa. I
MERRIcK- January 7th. 1853. John Mer-
rick.
Reiatives and blends are invited TO attend
| the funeral from his late residence, No. 1l0s
| Market street, on Thursday, 10th Infant, at
| O'Clock p. w. nterment at Wilmington and
Btandywine cemetery.
JoNEs.-In Port Deposit NO., on the 9Th
| inst, Edward II. Jones, aged 50 years.
i R.lstiyes and friends are resp ctfaliy
| invited 10 attend his funeral from his
/ late residence, No. 4o6 East Tenth street, on
| Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
| At Rivervlew Cemetery. 7
| SPEAKMAN.--On the eth Inst, u. W. Speak.
man, husband OF sarah J. Spes kman, oldest
son of Mliiiin and Mary A. speakiLan, In the
| ed year Of his age.
Relatives and friends and members of wash.
| inuion Bndre No. /, X. off. also bridge de-
partinent and teleg apb operators OFF. w. a
d., are respectfully Invited TO attend his fane-
raj from his late residence, No. Dol East III lrd
| street. on thursday afternoon, at Q O'Clock.
| lDterment At Rlverview Cemetery.
| kennett Square papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

AT an early hour last evening, as Chas
Beadenkopf, OF the firm of Beadenkopf
= Bro. morocco diessers, was passing
Third and Harrison streets with brother
from Baltimore, lie was assaulted by an
unknown man. Just before reaching the
place mentioned, the Mcssrs. Baden
kopf met two men who acted as though
they were drunk, and one Of them struck
Charles Beadenkopf a v'oltnt blow In
the face, drawing the blood aud iujuring
him badly. The police were notified and
about IL O'Clock arrested two men, but
a. they could not be identified they were
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Dots


Mrs. NJ. 7. Williams, daughter of the
late Alltn McLane Robinett, is now visit
Ing her son, A. X. Williams Of this city.
The "Big Six" at the skating rink Ger
tainly diseourses sweet music, and are
hard to beat.
The closing exercises OF the drauehtine
school OF tbs Wilmington Institute will
take place on Thursday evening next.
Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, having nearly re-
covered from his recent Id, attended
the mass meeting at the First Prtsby-
terrain Church last evening.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Wesley NJ. K.
Church, will give supper In the church,
on Thursday evening, commencing at
$50 o'clock. The proceeds are to meet
the expenses OF building the church.
Daniel Feelsy, formerly telegraph ope-
rator In the despAtcher's office at the p, ,
W. g. B. Station has accepted clerical
position in the Office of Superintendent
II. H. Carter.
The performance of the drumming
Wild" troupe at the Opera House last
everipg was fair chow of the variety
kind and appeared TO please the majority
of the large audience that witnessed the
production.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Knowles, with
Mifs dat lie knowles, will go On one o.
Raymond's California excursions on the
14th Inst Mr.. and Mrs Jsmes Taylol
will occupy their house, on West street
abovo Eighth, during their absence.
The remains of the late Mrs JOIN
Woods are exp cted TO arrive 10 this cit
from Pasadena, CAL, on Thursday
They viii be accompanied by her sol
Isaac. The interment will take place a
Green Hill Presbyterian Cemetery
Few housekeepers would like to pay O
cents gallon for burning oil. This wa
the price charged for Prstts Astral Oh
when tlrst introduced. Now he price |
as reasonable ss for mmon oils, an,
within reach OF the poorest family. z
James Belt, family chemist, sole agent
9Th and Market sts.
Mr.. A. &. Webster shoald have ha
the relit for the excellent dancing an
J drilling cf thr $50 Children who too
part in tie "Mother Goose" entertain
meut given al the Opera Houi on Sstu
day evening. W. uDintentlonally forg,
.. to give honor 10 whom honor wss due
. yes'erdsy's article. We therefore tip OF
beaver IN acknowledgment to ;he GOO
|, natu'ed professor, snd say well done GOO
+ and faithful servant.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
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FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.


n With the beginning ofsom New Years work wish to
thank friends and patrons for their kind support which
rounded up to january 1885, the largest strictly retail BUSH
done State We shall make increased efforts
this coming year than share your confidence
With the finishing up OF stock taking we have brought
many things light which get neglected and forgotten through
the push for place of goods We propose to systematic
ally to work with startling reductions every department All
s that should be sold be Sold Our stock must be
mulative with the new; the old is behind us.
We open up January Sale with onslaught on our Coat
Department Our sales all through the season have been large
and continuous this departmenthat necessiated large
stock If you have any faith in coat weather yet to come you
will surely embrace this opportunity for coat at unhead OF prices
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
~
ASKING Tor q PARDON.

Since the REPUBLICAN called attention i,,,,, !.
10 the case OF the colored man, lil,AIs
A. Davis, who is now serving . se ,,,,o.
New Castle jail for gambling, : Pea .iSn.
has been prepared and numerous !., ns
ed, which will be sent to tho So ,,. ~
asking him 10 pardon him p ., Mich
10 term Of one yea, y saS n
he has served about seven non'n ~, al ,has
Is stated that the jail physician =, sI I've ous
he has consumption, and will no' ns' w.
the term for which be was senlence''
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

The following officers were elected by
the Wilmiugio on Turngemeinde last even
ing; FIRST speaker, Paul sohoy; second
spraker, Bernhard Hohiield; irst ere
tary, Melchior SchlItilcr; second secre
tary, Paul schueler: treasurer, H. Klein
stuber; first performer OF glmnast c.,
Emil Maurer; second performer OF gyu,-
nas,ics, Max Funk; W Kiebe and L nsi
Rink were designated to take caro- Of TIE
ensils that are used In the athletic ex.
eTcises; Paul Schoy was chosen u dele.
gate to the meeting Of the Turner'S o, the
district (rhiladelphia) and Ruiolpl
Wenger as teacher Of gym lstles.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Davis Council, formerly Laurel Goup I,S
u. v. Of A., had its officers ins,AiiSSti .h,I
evening by Grand President Mem 'IIsu,
Heritage The new officers are fres W.
Brother Pierce; vice president, aR
Elizabeth Davis; receiver, Brother p ~
Davis; treasurer, Brother n. n III hi
sr.; secretary, Brother N. X. DAVE a,,D,1
guide, Brother John dranthn; se" sis,f
Brother r. v. s. Beatty; councillor '"
Mary ManlOye.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

quick look and quick We have just time now to
tell about it in some dress goods stufs
Fifteen pieces of "Lupins" Fine French Cashmere-3o
inches wide Lupn Iupn every time, and these have fine
face twill that distinguishes this famous make of fabrics
The coors are browns blues and greenshe price will be 50
cents instead Of IS.
Six colorings in all woed pads, dull coors and not hurt
with beau-n fact it's the other way according notion
nevertheless we all don't think alike and these would make
splendid qualities for chdens dresses The stuff is AZ inches
wide and the price just cut two 37 instead r.
Six pieces only of satin finished Louvre" in exquisite
quality of all fine woed dress fabrics very newest shades
of the season.
Cadet, Gobelin,
VeuX Rose, Acayon,
Sapphire, Mousse
=u reduced from SI.25 to s. cents.
We propose to make this sale telling on prices The
quick buyers will be the hpp and the reductions will 90
from day to day throughout the store.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

smy.h Post, No. l, G. A. R., rendered
vote OF thanks last evening to Thomas
Davidson, for bis kindness In hauling and
storing the tombstones furnished by the
Government for the soldiers graves. Mr..
Davidson volunteered TO perform this
work free Of charge, consequently the
Pest feels under obligations TO him.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

W. 8. McNAir has received al ord y II, N
the admission Of Wesley fefgusDS,
National Home for Disabled yo ',,on y
Soldiers. He has free transpor.AsVIy Y,
the Southern branch ct hsEiP.on osu,
Mr.. Ferguson was member Of oS %a,,r,,
/, Fifth Regiment, Maryland nsSsrs
Volunteers, and comrsde OF nIR
Thomas A. smyth Post, No. !, w. o.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
ysry Po,lse ana vsry Drunk.

This morning Jonas Heck, who has
lust been discharged from New Castle
jan, was again before Judge Ball, aud
City Solicitor Turnar, who met Jonas last
evening Just before he was arrested, In
formed the court that when he saw him
he was very polite and very drunk"
Jonas asserted that he has work 10 70 10
ON Mon lay, and the court decided TO re-
commit him until IL can be ascertained u
this 10 true.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Mrs. Pussy Walton, OF Sew nth and
Tatnall streets, was given birthday sur.
prise party last evening " number of
her friends. Among others pr, sent were
the members of Delaware enue Sap
tist Church choir. An abundance of re-
freshments were served, aud all pfesen
passed very enjoyable even ny.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Don't forget 70 secure you, g., se pir,ts
once for the Performance Of "i u"n.s %
Of PenzanceS at the Opera hoa' n. N
Wednesday and Thursday evening" ~
the Choral Club. Tho rendition ~
club will be worth witnessing, ~. MI
be up TO the average Professions
visit our city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Wilmer West, living In Nantlcoks hun
dred, about 21f miles from Georgetown,
died recently aged e5 years. Mr.. West
came of numerous family, and wAs him
self the father Of thirty nine children,
nineteen OF whom were by his first wife.
He was married three times.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Tomorrow promises TO DO psr.ls r r..a
to fair, and stationary H sur noldst
Thursday slightly cloudy, i n rr~l.ul
with rain or snow on the NC"
ooast.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

our broken lot sale; big bargains for
those who come now. Babcock's family
shos hsuse, No. 200 Market street, above
Second, Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Retired from the Business.

Joseph q. Gould, the well-tnown
butcher, has retired from the retail meat
business and sold his two stalls In the
secobd street market to John Gibbons,
Hereafter Mr.. Gould will devote his en-
tire attention to the wholesale m eat busl-
nees.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

The main shaft In the machine shop OF
The Harlan a Hollingsworth Company
broke this morning and caused q sus-
pension Of work In that department..
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

; Misc Lizzie Scott Of Greenvllle' W.
IL visiting Mrs, Lang Of our city. =.
Charles Morris, Q compositot s M D
Philadelphia Ledger, b visiting H''A
our city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Fine Photographic done at short mo-
lice. Everything frSt-class at the old
and reliable gallery OF A. P. Beecher, 3l5
Market street
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Ne SAFER nemedy ,
can be had for Coughs and Colds s "
trouble Of the Throst than al
Bronchial Trochcs." Price 70 e~'
only In boxes.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Seal Plush Wraps:

s17-Plush Wraps t-32 1884, 2-40,
reduced to Sl2 go
t22-Plush Wraps l--3i 2-i0, LA LA,
reduced to SO
$25-Plush Wraps 1--s2, 2-36, LA,
reduced to SlS.
t30-Plush Wraps braided 1-32, 1856 1-40,
reduced to $40.
If the sizes will do, the bargain is. yours.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Camden. Eew Jszssy On
Ne ~ Inst. ~ the Rev: 2; u, ssh H,.:
Katie Kopf sf thh oity. New YORK papers
please CODY. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Bale of shoes this day at Hay ter's, No.
22A King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Seal Plush Coats:

S17-Plush Coats 2-S2, 2 a. 1-3s,
reduced to So 80
s2S-Plush Goats 81, "a, 2-36, 2.3S, l. 40,
reduced to 500
$33-P Plush Goats 2 80. 2 "a. 3 SO, IS,
reduced TO f23.
S35-Plush Goats 1-34, 2-36, 40, Lag, LA,
reduced 10 S25.
s375O-Plush Coats l--S2, 2--s6, 2-3s LA. LAG,
reduced to 500
S40-Plush Coats 1--34, 1-38, 1-40
reduced to $50
S45-Plush Goats la, 1885, 1--38,
reduced 10 1871.
S55-Plush Goats 1-32, 1--34 1--38, 1-i0,
reduced to S45.
tinize the list carefully; it will pay you.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
pRoCToR's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAMS
McNISH, RAMA & ARNO's REFINED
MINSTRELS

Thursdsy and Friday January II and IL
Saturday matinee. EyerybodY's favnritep
barry and Fay In their new plsy, Nc Ike ana !
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Seal Plush Jackets:

Seal Plush Jackets:
sS-Plush Jackets 1-Si, 1885, 1-Ss, LAO,
reduced
t25-Plush Jackets l.
reduced
"a
reduced
$22-Plush Modjeskas
reduced
t3O-Plush Mo1ieskas 1-34
reduced ST.
S35-Plush Moljeskas &c.
reduced
This is remarkable offering of Seal Plush Garments and
one every lady should see
Our next the Cloth Garments For Storm mar
ket knoc-about riding garment Cloth Newmarkets
unsurpassed.
$40 Newmarkets in pin stripe effects gray and garnet
plain and with angel sleeves and shades of
stripes of size g. 3d. &c. S and oare reduced
SIS Newmarkets in dull garnet with self stripes I-32
$50, 2-3S are reduced to $3.50.
IS Newmarkets in black and white and brown and ecrl
stripes 81 to 40, reduced to 81.
sI2 $40 and sIS Newmarket plain brown cloth Qast sea
with and without fur size "a to 49, reduced each
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
List Of Public usias
mlnstrs:s,

For the last time We call attention 10
the performance at the Opera House this
evening OF McNish, RAMA and Arno's
says: s'
The company Is . strong one, and
contains number Of exceedingly clever
specialist. The singing aud dancing
were admirable, and several novelties
were introduced, which took the audience
by storm" N'S"e'
The tro pc is tlrst-elass one, and IA
serving Of big house.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

We have on hand at the new tore 5l2,
Hing street stand.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

n ANTED-A WHITE GERMAN wO-
w man nurse foI an infant. Reference
required. apply Al soi Market st. Js.2t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

WANTED-A MIDDLE-ArED wO-
w man for light housewofk. Amply at
iOtb Lombard st. jS-4tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Jas. T. MulGl &SOl'
Our Clothiers, are Offer
Ing some great bar
gains In Mems and
Boys Overcoats and
Suits. The people know
how they have been
selling their goods, and
have learned that when
they say there Is a re.
ductlon, it means some.
thing. They would not
have the people be-
leve they can afford
one hundred per cent.
reduction, because they
can't and succeed, but
You will find an honest
reduction Of 10 per
cent. on all Clothing,
each sales, for the pre-.
sent.
Ia IL Rim g
Clothing made to or.
der AZ much reduced
prices during the dull
months. We prefer to
be busy and will give
you a chance to get O
good Suit or Overcoat
made to your order,
| cheap.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

EoK RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
4 rooms for gentlemen. App y NJ 6i4 King
street. is eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

EOR RENT-FRONT ROOMS, WITH
l orw thout board. Every conyenlsnce; at
NO, bpi French St. j5.1m-e0ut
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

WANTED.-BoARDERs AT 32l s.
w jackson street. je-ztt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

WANTED. TO RENT OR BUY, A
w small farm wi hin driving distance : r
this tity. Address, r.. +. U. Box 60, VIII
mingtou, Del. js-3tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
!, George W. Mann, Jr., M. ~, In end
Z. and Will prefe. petit on TO the eneral -
s s,d OF ne slat. Of delaware, now In ses-
Lizzie y. Mani. GEORG e W. MANN, Jr M. ID
January 7th, 1889. is-eodim
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-03
Another big railroad Deal.

ST. PAUL, May "A dispatch from
Winnipeg says that the Northern Pacific
and Manitoba and the Manitoba and
Nolthw estern officials are negotiating
with view of either consolidating The
the two roads into one, or, at least, max
ing a traffic agreement by which the
trains OF either road will pass over both
roads, and by which the trains OF the
Northwestern will run into Winnipeg
over the Northern Pacific. The same
dispatch says that General Manager
Graham of the Northern Pacific and
Manitoba, and General Manager Baker
of the Manitoba and Northw estern were
in st. Paul few days ago, consulting
with the Northern Pacific officials about
the proposed arrangement, and all parties
are agre cable to the scheme.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-03
THE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.
A Rumor Regarding a Secret Anglo
German Treaty Denied.

BERLIN, May 2.-An official denial is
published of the report OF the Berliner
TagblaH of Tuesday; that at Mondays
sitting of the Samoan Conference, Kas
son, one OF the American commissioners,
asked whether secret treaty existed be-
tween England and Germany for par
tition OF the Tonga and Samoan Islands,
and that Bismarck and Sir Edward
Malet, British ambassador, categorically
denied the existence of such a treaty.
Delegates to the conference to-day at
tended the ceremony of blessing the
colors of the Guards at Potsdam.
The Commissioners were presented to
Emperor William at Potsdam. The EN-
peror conversed in friendly manner
with the Commissioners, who were de-
lighted with the reception.
LONDON, May 2.-The Posts Berlin cor
respondent says: 1t ia understood that
England, in the interest Of it's Australian
colonies, will, on many points, support
the American proposals in regard to
Samoa. The Berlin correspondent of the
Ne,os says: perhaps Talnasese will be
appointed Vice-King of Samoa, but Ger
many will decline to allow Mataafa any
official position. The Emperor has in
vited the delegates to the Samoan con-
ference to dine at Potsdam Monday"