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Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

A correspondent writes TO the Middle
town Transcript as follows: A very in
teresting fight Is being made by the dif-
'erent factions OF the Republican party
In East Rcd Lion hundred for the Della
ware CIty postoiflee. The applicants are
William A. Price, who held the position
of postmaster during the GARFIELD Arthur
administration; Harry q. Clark. son Of
the late George A. Clark, who was post.
master here fo7 twelve years, and Joseph
N. Warren, sou-iu-law Of Peter Is
Ayars, comm auder OF the q. A. X. In this
State. MIR. Price 10 looked upon a.
ture winner, from the fact that he aud
Alis brother, J. Thomas Price, have been
the leaders OF tho Republican party IN
| this hundred for heyeral years, and have
worked hard for The party.
Ills record ~ postmaster was good
| one and gave general satisfaction. Mr..
III. G.. Clark's friends, while they ac-
knowledge that Mr. Price has done good
party service, claim that there has been
too much price IN dllinR the Offices In this
hundred; Mr.. j. I. Price having been
assessor; Mr.. WIN. Price city treasurer,
| postmaster, etc, ami that continuance
oi the same may prove as DISASTROUS to
the party In this uelg ghbOrhoo as Foraker
ism did ia Ohio. SIR Clark 6 father served
in the army during the late war, and the
young man was an active worker In tue
last campaign. Mr.. Joseph N. Warren
Ia one OF our young merchants doing
business on Clifton street. He is very
popular with the youug element of the
party. and would make n drst-class post
master, and may be the dark horse. Re-
Gently rumOr reports new candidate In
the iield in the rerscn Of David Higgins,
a relative OF the Senator. The col test Is
being looked upon with great int rest,
at d the appointment is looked for daily.
II Is II iourth-class Iostoillce and pays
bet~een six hundred aud seven hundred
dollars.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The following cases, In which this city
is the defendant, have been} marked for
trial at the coming term Of court:
Anderson IL Son We. Mayor and Coun-
ell of Wilmington; Margaret A. Fenna-
CHAN We. came; Joseph Aliang d. b. a. vs..
same; appeal John h. Zwerfrl's admins:
tration vs.. same; James Kennedy VS..
same; Lea and Edward Puscy VS.. same,
certlorari. The case OF tue Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington vs, q. Brooks
Foster will also be heard.
As experience has shown that In every
instance where cases have been brought
against the city the plaintitfs have been
victorious, 1t would perhsps be well for
the City Solicitor TO confess judgment in
each case. and thus cave time and ex-
pense, or else let the proper authorities
employ all attorney capable OF conduct
ing the defense.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
&25O for NInnslnmghter.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. l5.-Benj min
+. Lawson was found guilty of man
slaughter here yesterday, aud was sen
fenced TO pay line OF $3.50 and the costs
OF the case. On the night Of the 2lst OF
June last Lawson came to his home and
found several men In hls barnyard steal
ing corn. He struck one, Samuel Hodge,
with club, from the effects OF which lie
died. The jury recommended Lawson to
the mercy OF the court.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

WELLsDoRo, Nov. ii Lest spring a
family By the name Of French, in Middle
burg Township, were visited by gang OF
Whitecaps, who annoyed item after the
manner of the brotherhood. No arrests
not recogniz d. To-day, however, war
rants were issued for the arrest OF thirty
citizens of the township for participating
IN the Whitecap outrages, one of the
number having turned iniormer.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15


Tne cheapest hat house In tho city
humford Bros. A04 Market street.
6old specs, "a. Williamson, Io5 W. sth.
Try Bush's coal, YOU will llkeIt.
American Laundry, COZ West Front,..
Try Bush's coal; you will surely like
Cupping and leechlnR. i63 E. Second,t,
zine lSK. Rings at HAnI's, 10 Y. 4lh street.
frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
o. shirts, l0c.; collars and cnns, &c. each CITY
steam Laundry 9Th and shipley streets.
PiTosmpt service, good work, no ripping or
sntinking, at new carpet cleaning works,
7; q. Hodges, Proprietor, No. lO3 West
hlghth street. Telephone 5ii.
Ihe new carret cleaning works is the best
hrrained for hrsi class work. Positively no
ilpping or shrinking. y. q. Hodges, proprie-
5ii.
NJ IL you want cheap picture frames 70 to q
n. BauRh 2Os W est Second street. have the
,arkssl stock IN Delaware. Come and sec lor
dt-s, 2l0 Market street. hss the largest and
cheApest stoc OF hats, white shirts, under
aud see him.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. H. Detective
Mounce, collector for the Borton Coal
Company, was the thief who broke into
the monty drawer o! the Seaside House
on Monday night, aud upon a hearing
before Justice GOuldey to-day le pleaded
guilty. Altogether about 5 (iS of thoi23O
stolen has been recovered. Mounce was
bound over in $500 bail at the December
term OF court. lie has vile and some
little children and claims that he was in
toxicated when he stole the money.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
A Farmer Frozen to Death IN ohio.

AKRON. o., Nov. ll.-The dead body
of Andrew Eek, u farmer of Brimield,
Portage County. WAS found lying iu the
road near Kent this morning. Eek was
frozen to death. He Lad been drinking
and drove into the reservoir, ~he!e he
lost his horse. He started to walk, but
his wet clothing froze and he iell ard
froze solid with the mud and water OF
the road On his body was over 5000
and yalugb' o papers.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
I,btsry Of Congress


inEs i5Y eOnr - rnu election were
Mr., Curren then nominated Messrs.
Ryan, McKsnney and Perkins as the
committee.
Mr.. Perkins promptly declined.
Mr.. Curren then nominated Mr..
Chambers, who decliued: then Mr.. Law.
son, who also declined, and tired out he
nominated Mr.. Dillin, who accepted.
The chair then nominated Messra.
White and Roberts us tellers. but Mr..
Roberts declined, then Mr.. Chambers
who declined, then Mr.. Coley who de-
clined, then Mr.. Mccall who declined.
then Mr.. Lawson who declined, thea Mr..
Hawkins who declined, then Mr.. Per-
klua who declined, aud having ex hausted
AL the Republican n.ambers present, he
nominated Mr.. Sawdou, who accepted.
Meesrs. Ryan, McKenney and Dillln re-
ceired votes, blank, ., Roberts, Cham
hers ani MvGinty, I. Messrs. Ryan,
Mckenney aud Dillin were declared
elected.
Council then took recess of ten min
utes 10 allow the committee to examine
Magee's credentials.
The COMMITTEES reported to Council tha,
Mr.. Mageo had the proper aud necessary
qualifications for office.
The report was adopted, the Ecpubli-
cans voting no.
Mr. MeRenney moved that the new
member be sworn 10.
The motion was adopted, the Repub-
licaDs again voting no.
Mr.. Aagee was then sworn in by Presl
dent Farra aud escorted.by Baillfi Kelley
to the late Mr.. McGoniRafs seat. Coun
Gil then adjourned and attended the
ehrysantlemum exhibition In a body
Bills were passed a follows NJ. y
Kelley, $40; the Charles Warner Com
pany. S9Di; James Mllls, Stops; Kennc
Doc lee Company 6.75; W. II. iiartlnve
SIS Alexander Il Wells, $s5. 50; s, me
$3.50; N. Megary 4 Son, t52Os; Elizs
Frazer; Sl2 81; Il. A. Carswell, t26; g.
+. Melchior. SIS; John NJ. Solomon, t36.
s2; Gclrgs W. Grey, 81. %; j. NJ. Dillon,
t175i r. Il. Grifith, 81 James L. West
t3S; johnson & Baruhll, S3s. so; Jester
y Mcdaniel, SO; VI. II. Kelley, fl0
Hannah Wood, o.; Kent Iron Company,
%; A. G. Sterling, 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
An Insult, u Duel, Exile and Marriage

KANSAS CITY, Nov. l4.-Msurlce
Scholl announced bis intention to-day of
returning to Germany to marry Fraulein
Marguerite Miller, the daughter of the
burgomaster OF town near Stettln
Thirteen years ago the couple were be-
trothed. Ono evening when they were
returning from the opera, Edmond Won
Wandel, au army officer, inaulted the
prospective bride. Scholl challenged
him to duel. The combat occurred the
noxt morning. Pistols were used and
Won Wandel was killed. Schol was
wounded, but escaped Since then he
has been an exile. finally settling down
in this city six years ago, where he real
lied a comfortable fortune. Nov that
the statute OF Limitation prevents his
being prosecuted for tbs duel he bAs ar
ranged to return to his home aud marry
Ii 8 swee theaIt.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

a large an fine greyhound, with a ra-
gsttrei numlcr OF 2,64I, got oil the 4
O'Clock train at Porter's station yester-
day and was taken IN charge by w. Scott
Brown, the postmaster. The owner CO n
recover bim by addressing AIR. BROW n
and paying expenses.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
CLOTHING.
SUIT OR OvERCOAT.

They are not cheap garments made for
fake sales of any kind, but part of our
regular stock, made In the regular way |;
each carefully made for our regular
trade.
You can purchase to-morrow Suits or
Overooats at SIS OF actually better quail
ty than you find in many other dealers
stocks marked SEQ, $22, aye, and even
S25 Popular fabrics, all the latest pat
terms and most fashionable Of styles. Our
word for it, nothing like EN- in the city
elsewhere at the price.
No doubt you have often been disap-
pointed by advertisements that promised
wonders, and when you investigated you
found that the firms who issued and paid
for such advertisements were "just out
Of those goods" or "would have some
to morrow. or else they insisted on
showing something else that suited Meth
er your taste nor pocket-book. Now We
want to say to you that specially To-
DAY and TOMORROW we shall offer
Magnificent bargains in Mems Suits
and Overcoats at $40.
Overcoats iu Broad Vale dag
onals, excellent quality-a rare bargain
anywhere at SIS.
overcoats in Fancy Cheviots, made up
for long wear and to look dressy-al-
ways sell at Sl5 and SIG.
Overcoats in Cassimeres, Chlnchillss,
| made iu AL style.
Substitution Cutaway Sacks in Ca :
simeres, Chevlots, Disgonals, Cork
screws, etc.
Suits -4-button Cutaways, Froeks in
Fancy Checks and Striped Cassimeres
| Worsteds, etc.
Sults-4 button Cutaway Sacks In Che
viots, Diagonals, Cassimeres. etc. You
can come and take choice for $40 only.
It's the golden opportunity. 1t Will
even pay you to buy Coat or Suit to
lay away for next winter, as It is very
questionable if they will go as low again
unless an earthquake shakes up the
country.
| Bargains for to-day and tomorrow.
Why do we offer them? Because we are
overcrowded and are going to unload
them. Take the immortal Plckwick's
advice aud "jhout with the loudcst." I"
Come and shout with joy at the obtain
ing of a $40 Suit or Overcoat bargain
such as you never saw Before.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Will bring his buck board and Jersey
COW, with bis host OF other characters Of
New En. land life, 10 our city on Thurs .
day evening next. They are playing to
crow del houses at the Academy OF Music
In Philadelphia. The piece well worth
seeing, as is a!so Mr.. Richard COLLEEN in
this unique character.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Ev, ryhody IL. our city knows Mr.. j. a.
Conner, and that his place OF business is
at No. East Fourth street, in the Herd
man Building, 1t is known as the new
harness and trunk emporium. Mr.. Con
ner keers the finest aud largest stock of
hsruess, trunks, satchels, ladies' hand
bags and pocket.books 10 be found In
the city, lie has Just laid ip another
new lot of goods, to which he invites the
attention oil those looking or wishing TO
purchase.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
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News summary,

The committee appointed at the meet
ing of the Governors OF the original thir-
teen States, Governor Green of New Jer-
sey, presiding, has issued an invitation
to the Governors of all the States and
Territories to meet in Washington on the
second Wednesday I'm December TO urge
upon ConereBs the appropriation of q
sum sufficient to secure the erection of q
suitable monument In Philadelphia com
memorative OF the Declaration of Inde-
pendence OF the United States and
OF the first one hundred years OF the
Constitutional History Of the United
states.
President Harrison and General W. j.
Sewell are at the Benjies Point Club
House, at Chass, Nd, aud the President
yesterday killed bag oil fine ducks.
Last evening Vice President Frank Thorn
son, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, dined
with the party.
While farmer was boring for water,
about % miles southwest of Chicago, on
Wedne day, he struck vein of natural
gas, which flows with such force as to
throw dit aud gravel so feet into the air.
A pipe will be put In and test made 0l
the gas.
Anthony Joseph, New Mexico's dele
gate to Congress- in an Interview In
Santa Fe on Thursday, said: '1mme-
diately upon the assembling o! Congress
In December propose to introduce an
euableing act Tor the admission OF New
| Mexico"
The three-masted schoorer Charles F.
Rohle, of Bali more, was clpsized ia a
gale OF Wednesday near Sharp's Island
in the Chesapeake. The mate WA
drowned. Efforts to raise the vessel
were being made yesterday.
An explosion OF fireworks occurred on
Thur.day In the pyrotechnlc factory OF
Marnie & Romliue, at Petersburg, Nir-
glnia. six thousand pieces of fireworks
were destroyed aud three meu were ia
tally burned
Mr. Bates, the newly appointed Com
missioner of Navigation, qualified ut the
Treasury Department yesterday, and at
once entered upon the discharge OF his
dutles.
Miss Bertha A. Gates, 81 gears of age,
daugl er of Rev. NJ. A. Cat, s, WAS killed
by icing thrown from her horse In at.
Johnsbury, Vermont, on wednesday
afternoon.
David Brown, aged Is years, was kill
ed and his two daughters were badly III
jured by runaway accident at htkin-
son, Maize, on Wednesday ni2ht.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The holiday season Is near at hand, and
persons wanting presents in the lewe!ry
line would do well to call at William
sons, los West Eighth street. They are
laying in nice line OF watches, dia-
monds and jewelry OF every description,
Ia fine god and ilrst'quality roll plate.
Their expenses are small and prices low.
Cal aud see them.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

has wonderful Tonic and Nutritiye
properties that have made 1t so popular
Quite naturally imitators have come into
tie market, aga nst which tho public
should be warned. See that 'Johann
Hofl 8" signature Is on tie neck OF the
bottle Elsner Il Mendelson Co., sole
agents, & Barclay street, New York.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

If sou are troubled with dyspepsia,
pain iu the region OF the heart, liver and
kidneys, or any other painful symptoms,
do not walt 10 confirm the disease, but
break /: up ut once by using Laxador.
You will thank us for the advice.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

RosEBURG, Ore, Nov 14.-A lone
highwaynau held up the Coss Bay stage
yesterday, cut open the letters and regis
tered pouches and riiled them Oi tie r
contents, then taudsd them back to tho
driver, thanked him politely and bade
him God sped.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Fishing Club to Buy Porter's Lake.
sTRoupsBuRG, Nov. 14.-A strouds-
burg fishing and hunting association has
effected temporary organization. The
club intend purchasing the fa1sus Por.
ter's Lake in Pike county, containing
over 1000 acres. The lake is the finest
sheet of water In the State, and we'll
known to Philadelphians. d. r. Browns
and B. 8. Jacoby, of the strou dsburg
National Bank, are at the head OF the
association.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

The fourteenth Sunday school Rnnl-
yersary OF Oak Hill Sunday school,
Christiana llundlei, will take place
next sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
An interesting program has been pre-
paved for the occasion. In addition To
the music several addresses will bo do
Iiyered. The citizens in tie vicinity are
specially invited.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-While men were
blasting rock on the construction brauch
of the Northern Pacific Railroad In JEFF
ferson county, Minnesota, last Tuesday
night, blast of giant powder failed OF
the desired effect, and some black powder
was pounded In to com plete the blast.
An explosion followed instantly, killing
six men-Constantine Sullivan, John
Dell, A. Finn, A. w. Lansen, 7. O'Leary
and Ham Ross. Two others had their
eyes blown out.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Nlarte. street.

1t is questionable at least to allow the
baby to exhaust Itself and annoy The
household with its continual crying
when that tried remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, will quiet it at once. Price %
cente.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Though only recently formally present;
ed as q production, sod Jed Prouty'
appears to have had an early stage bap-
tism ten yeais ago in the form OF one
act Ekstch
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

It's all very we'll to talk about build
ing new railroads and rev steamships,
but how could men, women and children
travel On them without DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup? Think Of 1t. Ponder it.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
ss3nO

Crayon portrait will not fade. One 16x2O
crayon and ~ cabinets for $500, and
guaranteed. Cummings Gallery, 3U2
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

First chrysanthemum exhibition will
be held In Odd Fellows Hall, Nov. IA, Ii
aud IL. Admission, 10 and 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

when Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

VIII be the attraction al the Opera House
commencing on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

A good working shirt 5oc. at Wyatt u
Co.'S, 6OJ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

A great offering Of Ladies' 9Sc. Stoes,
all styles.
HANBuRGERs' SHOE House.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
A Youn. scotchman Pleads nnocen c

PorTsvlLLE, Nov. IA few weeks
ago Joshua Greyson, young Scotch.
man, was CAPTURED ou the second floor OF
Jonathan Rodgers house at Shenandoah.
He was to-day tri Il aud eonviatcd Of
burglary. W heu called before Judge
Green tor sentence he said hs had been
in Shenandoah but u few months and
was an innocent man. he was, howtver,
Sentenced 10 two years. 1t 10 believed he
is professional, bat he was much affect
e by the senttnte.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

A good 53c. glove at Wyatt & Co. 1908
Market street
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
SomeSpecials for Tomorrow
SHOES.

The genuine John Mundell's Children's
Solar Tip Shoes, every pair stamped and
warranted, at these prices;
Heel or spring heel, sizes 8 to ~, regu-
lar price S1.10,
Tomorrow 90c.
Heel or spring heel, sizes to TO- z, regu-
lar price S,.25.
Tomorrow S1.00.
Heel or spring heel, sizes II TO 1917,
regular price $l.50,
Tomorrow Sl.20.
HAMBURGERS' SHOE HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Harness, robes and whips at Porkins'
No. lGl West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Your photograph with splendid frame
from Mr.. Harry Yerger's, 4l9 shipley
street, will surprise and please your
nearest friend the best of any present, on
Christmas. Prompt and particular.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Splendid white shirt for soc. at Wyatt
& Goa, 603 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
An excellent merino undershlrt for soc
at Wyatt a. Co.'S, 603 Market street.
Carroll win Fight McAuiifre.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE chal-
lenge OF Jack McAulilie, Of New York, to
meet Jimmy Carroll for 5000 and the
lightweight championship Of the world
has been accepted by Carroll, and be has
requested the directors Of the California
Club to put up a purse OF g., 900 for Nc
Aulifie and himself to battle for. 1t Is the
general opinion here that the club will
Uiler such an amount for the rivals to
meet, but will not allow McAuliIe $500
for expenses, as they think the cham
pion's demands exorbitant. Carroll's
backer states that II McAulifie and Car
roll meet he will bet Dick Roche, of New
York, McAulife's hacker, any part Of
%, COO on the result.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

F!na neck scars Tor 25c. at Wyatt! Il
Cl.s, O.3 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

NEW YoRK, Nov. PA fight has been
arranged between Jack McAulitie, Of
brooklyn, and Mike DAILY, OF Bangor,
Me-, TO take place on Deeenber 5, at or
near Boston. The articles call for fifteen
rounds, with two ounce gloyee, for 81 900,
offered by the Parnell Athletie Club Of
Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Mnlard r. Davis, tie jsweisr. No.
East Second street
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
BAN1BU RGEiiS'.
IIAAIBuRGERS'.
The Easiest w Way.

U YIIEN YOU ARE ABOUT TO PURCHASE,
NM the first thing entertain is where you find
Wv precisely what you DESIRE the very smallest price.
This question finds universal answer. from the
ragged urcn the the sage of expert
ence Hamburgers Clothing, and 222 Market street.;
Shoes Market Street We daily offering bargains but
shall be celebrated by offerings of excel
ence fbulously low prices in both houses. We invite
visit and especially solicit comparison Of prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

"Ntither borrower nor lender be;''
but take your own twenty five cents, aud
30 around 10 your own druggist, and buy
yourself bottle OF Salvation Oh Tor your
sprains, aches and paiue.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

An extra good line for tomorrow at
S1.25. This Is an excellent shoe, and Is
worth $500.
HAMBURGERs' SHOE HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

Reading Cars TO DO Kun by Electricity
READING, Nov. 1.-THE directors OF
the City Passenger Railway Company
have decided to abolish horses as a motor
power and to run all cars by electricity.
The contracts for the electric plant and
motors will be let during the winter, aud
by spring they expect TO have the new
plan In operation. Overhead wires will
be used aud motors DO attached to the
cars now ia use. The company has six
teen miles of tracks.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
Cierkship of the House.

WAsHINGroN. Nov. l4.-A report is
being c rculated here that ex xCongress-
man Richard Uuenther, of Wisconsin, is
a candidate for the office Of clerk Of the
House OF Representatives. Tho other
candidates ere Major Johu NJ. Carson, of
Philadelphia, and Edward Mcpherson,
of Gettysburg. Mr.. Guenther has been
a candidate for the consul generaship az
Havana. There has been thus for no
doubt that the clerkship would go to oDe
of the Pennsylvania candidates.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15

.WHfp peoo.,, vo0r money in Saving.
Fund that pays but per cent and re-
quires long notice to withdraw lnrge
amounts?
ISITNoT BETTER lit is certainly
more profltable) to make deposits in an
and allows vSn tp withdrnw on 10 daVs
notice without loss of interest?
The Home Savings and Loan Associa.
tion does this and your money IS secured
on flyst mortgages on city property,
worth twice the amount OF loan. Tie
Minnesota State Law requires this.
Certificates are payable monthly, pro
paid Mt S6S per share or full paid at 800.
% npI share
Daily Republican., 1889-11-15
GAD IRONS.
DAD IRONS.

therefore urge the ndvisability to buy
suon; now, il you can, in tue morning,
If you can, when the crowds are not so
great; more care can be taken in the Sc
lection ofarttcles and you will be bet
ter served.