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Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
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School

at 206 Market street, above
Second, where children are
fitted for any school, we Will
coach the parents as we'll as
children in selecting { b e
grade best adapted for the
purpose, and at a
Very Moderate Outlay of
Money.
Fine Kid, Pebble a n d
Tamplco goat shoes for Mis-
ses; a little heavier G oa t
shoes for the small boys with
solar tips or plain toes. A
good calf skin shoe medium
and heavy.welgbts to stand
the hard knocks for the big
boys. A special lot OF chill
dren's solar tips, spring heel
and with heels for Is cents;
a special lot Of boys hook
lace shoes, sizes 2 to S, only
$1.00. Ladi:s will be inter
ested In learning our new
prices for Kid and Pebble
shoes.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

NEW JERSEY AND WILMlSG,i,o.,a,
IN Ferry Company. Time taHie t,, raeeG
Wilmington and PennsgroVe laA'hH
sunday, June SO. 1852. y
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Y
Leave wilmington, King s'rrvt s'rrrtyr Penns.
40, 2. 30 p. M, II 80, 7.SO a. u; X G5 a. M
grove T. co. Ak 20 y. M, lfoh Z "a an
fsaye Pennagroye i. is, 80 a. III, "a n B 4.
5'90 y. IN. arrive wilmington ''''
M, 2.OO, 8. IS, 6.05 p. IN.
SUNDAYS ONLY. M.
Leave wilmington s;e5. ,vS 81, ~ T. * ~
lis .. a. iO.S. sos a. m. Lsass gp. d;
Er"ve 9 40 go. a. m:, 90, ~ w.. is, al
arrive Wilmington LA ~, nv r. 70 j6 10 a. Tn'
leave Atlantic CltY g. 0 y. ~. AND,
'e~'' 4. o. hsoAurSsnLisuLsnL
isas-eodsf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Among the Wraps. A
good deal of a story If We
had spae e to tell 1t The
long and short of it is this:
A tight fitting Ulster OF
dark myrtle green broad.
cloth, with accordion sleeves
that almost sweep the floor;
trimming and belt OF black
gimp.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
DRlvATE SALE.

feycnteen acres OF land with g,o,.,--..
aud barn and other nrce,stry ~. balse
ntusted one MI tast OF Iandcnnery Vt,.n
nafnsn iownthip, Chester tOnnt@, r. ~
!o,hinR gsin.s hol!lnssworth, nr. Il iinn,n
chAsu money may remain on the prcini D.. 'u''
,no,.s,w.,,. IL. J. hRAMBERlY.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
The Pension CommisslonersI,ir.

WAsHINaroN, Sept. ls.-It is said to-
night that there IS no longer any doubt
that Major George s. Merrill, OF Masss.
chusetts, will be appointed commissioner
OF pensions and that tue announcement
will be made public within the next few
days. He was MaiAr Warmers csolce
Tor the place, but II he should fr any
reason decline the appointment, an
impression prevails that Major Warner
will feel impel!ed to take the place him
self
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

1t is worth more than q
passing glance, this Green
Broadcioth Street Costume,
trimmed with silk applique
on a sage ground.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

A Black Plush Wrap; em-
broidered with silk in hand
some scroll pate, rs; iringed
with silk, and with deep
Fai,le Collar.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad
JULY lat. IssD.

Trains VIII leave Wl,nin,,,,,.
. Y, rhna.,a,elpnis texpressL A m, ,a "'"'"'
es si2 s1, lUy1. IUl1 II Il ~ ~, tjlLi,
"; xSsd,S S !; ~, ,.aa aza, ~ .Gei sas'5 nm
4sS 4sSssasSaSs ~ 20 ss & ~ ~ i Z : ?, 4. a.
for Cheetsi IeNp.ss. ~ - p, m, ="
10; III; .. :. ~ IL hs. n. Rb. II II. ~ IN ~ a
Aecommodation. . ~ 90, im .n'
a. M, E;.S ssS. ss. ~ -, IA I'D Id sn ,SnA loG
Ss tSr. a. Ia. i = ~ no P ri q
ss fs, Tss ws., Z Y ,s. SsS 70 y 3. a. % M 81,
Yof sswsrS I eee eoeasSsYg sgSY and d Iu,o,"s,.. "Aa
BAIii%sis Il 4 and dia!srsSdiA.s = .aillo,, n NM,
RsiiIIacss and bsy iisss, H,sG' 10 p. q,
4 i I, i ana ii9S !, R,. ], * III. IA * ~ ,,It
Trains IoI Deiswsis Disisioa .ir i..y.1.t;. N,,et
,as ., M. and II a H.: n :; NJ. 1855 gE, sn
Gsarg 4 town aud II foIitb, 80 q. m. 80
sesford ac,Mm ,d,llopl e!1p.n.
E9p;rsss Ei; ss" for q - &.rniips.oa. nj $50 ur.
EIpIeas for Over. haSriaatoa, ana D,l.
FrsnhIin NV. 0hn,
'ort. and Norfolk Nv hlzht
Leave Pniisdeiphia, Brosd street. tor MI.
NAPLtasI D ", ia IN, ei,
~ ~ ~ I'd, IL - ., m, ~ ,S 90l lh,N,
~ . ". b2l. 'Ss2. 6uO, 6u, tS. lin, nv,
Accom- 20 "A dstion. tEs 10 rs a NJ, iy an
sf. ts7. IA, sm 1903 lottlai ii gp,p,
eGNDhf 2ltAINs.
fxi tbiisusiphiAle lex pressI %. 7ss, cam
~, ~ 2. =. n, 3 II, 9 n, . IS 5Og Knc IlDp.n
~ nn'imodeuon, i 10 =. NJ, i2Il ~. til
o. X " ~ and 10 " p. N,
bM' 7Ss' 7Sd snd is6Rreasi. Ioj.s 10. Il uis,,
AoeolhaLn ~ odGtion, SIS q M, 1910, 49, Gl
'9p W ahn o " p. m. an, %, 80
noi H9w YORK texpressh zvA ~ IA ~
n an. :. N, RIl . NJ 'SA va '%,nd
~ XII ! y y 8 g; noh....r vi. L.nOIin' Ils. a.
For Cape Qhariss. Old Pom; goniors and
kST5cls; So1 s.r u 'ss Ssss.s, Krlwood Hlaae,o.n
Clayton, Dover, fslton, haIrinKton, .rdse.
Vile, seaford, Laurel and Delinar, l2N Eight,
Baltimore and Mashinktoa, tit "a, IN
.. M, II 90. 4aS, % 50, 6. ~, 71Op, n. sndllH
Nixht. baiumore, Q. % IN. and l!ls Aisht
Leave PhiladelpbiA, broad street for MI,
minEton texpressb, SO, 7.ao. e.i. MS 4.
~, sbl sos, ia, 800. ca, ll.i1 il.O aai
Accom- n odation, 8. 81, 10. 7s A, H., nALA
Q, 10 s.ss, 10. VI andiI AP. ". ' - ''"H
fesfed ~ ',tb 70 tbe ticfst osies Il do sistlon. "
Tr,ns nssS %stssa sssl. ~. s.. es i''' 'i
esas; sasrsi 4 kssas:. kSss ssssrs = MSSP Al
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
baltimore 4 ONO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule ia effect May L.. ~
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. nEpuL
EAST DoUNn

RALTlMohb q ONO kAlLRoAD
TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVE. nEPuL
EAST DoUNn
Express trains.
NKwi ioIk. week days,.2 IL, COS, Z o. .loy
a. M. sl2 0s, 81 -, - O5, 81 Asp. m.
NEW YohK, Sundays, '2l3. s;lJ a. M
sllOs, ~ ~, a5 M, AJ 4G y. m.
PHILADELrnIA, week days. A,f6s05
go, 755, $50; 800. .l026 10. y "a,
.l2 Us. ~. ~ ~, 500. 4l1 '3JS o., Cll
PnilADELrniA. sundays. % ~, 7OaG%;H,
9O5, 10 - a. m. .I2 0s. 90. s2 ), JG. ili
s5Os, b25, 0lO, se4d, ss5 ~ 80 p m,
CHESTER, week days. ~ 10. 'iUj COi,Ga.
~, - 30, 0O .lO 90 10 % u, m, 'l?H,
I0o. :! Is goo, no. '5Os. 32j Go %t,
T CnHsTrR, sun NJ days, Il VS. 80 49, II o., G m.7s, 0n
10 2G, n. m, sl20s, 100 s23-. ou, I'D
'b0s. . 20 $40. soi6. s35. 20 52 p. IN.
ATLANTIC CRY, \. j.. Week dly1, 70j
e.O0a. M, l.01. GAGS on SATURDAY only
2.3S y. IN.
WEST BOUND.
BALTinoRE AND WAsnISGroN, 'ISo, .sf
a. ia. m, 2l5. $40. $40, $500. All
S,,iSi 4oa. m. '2OS y. m. daily, eSeep'
PiltS6urs. ss.i6 Il. M; .5.ilp. m. ditg.
CHICAGO. ssA6 a. H.. '5iJ p. m.; both
daily.
Cincinnati anI st. Louis. sIl6nm
and IS O5 p. m; both daily.
SINGEnLY ACcoMMoD4riod. 10 pm.
and II 10 II. III. daily.
LANDkNBkHo AcCoMNoDAT'ON, week
days, G.i0,ll u a.m., = 10 and 5 10 pan; saa
days, o 80 II. m, 2.45 md D 10 p. N
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STRiigT STATION,
For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days: 8 So. q 35, s 20. Las II. H.. 2+b
1893 sop. IN. Sundays. @ % II. III, L ~ ~
$50 y. nj
FOR Baltimore, week dnys.5ss65O -
II 50 a. m; ~, . 80 p. IN. sun lays, ~
u. m; 81 and 20 80 p. m.
For Lnndenberg and way stations, week
days, 0 30, 20 II Us a. m; 235, 5sJ p Ii
sundays y II. M: 2 3D. 80 D. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, al 30 a' m7
daily except Sunday.
Chicngo IS 80 n. M, daily, except sun
day; - 80 p. m, daily.
Pittsburg, IS 30 ain, daily, except sun
uny: $50 y. M, daily. .
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WilNlhaI3s;,
Daily, ~ 10, tS Is, 1000, 'll 10 a, m, !s9I
noon, Il IS, l 4O,3 90, II 10, 43O. % Oi.Goalt'
Daily, except sunday. 54Oanl lS +!
M, 81 Is, % ~ ami 20 y. III. SUNDAY only
$50 n. m. "A,
ATLANTIC CITY. weekday, - w
n, m, ~ ,JS and 3 90 p. III.
SUNDAYS, Il "a, - 0j II. III, - y ~ ~
Telephone No. l93. ..,.,,
no Rates to western points lower tllaa
via any other line. ,,,,tt
CO. SCuLL, }. \. ol,EL's.
Genl Pass. Agt. Gem MhN"-'H
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
FALL OVERCOATS.

We have the best line ever
shown at the prlce. You can
get a very good Coat for $500
to $1,000. Call and see them
we would bo pleased to show
you.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Millard +. Davis, the jeweler, No.
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Il Commences

To feel like Fall, and you
will soon be compelled to
put on heavier clothing.
Why not look around and
see what establishments
are offering the greatest
inducements to get your
custom. The quantities
we handle, being strictly
cash buyers and a careful
business management enas
bles us to sell everything
at the lowest possible mar
gin Of profit. Stop in and
examine the new styles Of
Boys and Children's
Clothing and note partic-
ularly the cut, trimmings,
and general make up Of
these garments and care
fully compare prices.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19

Pier mirrors ard mantle mirrors 90 Il
Ierger's art store, 4l9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
You Can Buy


EtchinGs at cost at Yerger's art store, 4lo
Shipley street, during September only.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
Wilmington & Northern u. Il.

Wilmington & Northern H. IL
Time table In eneot, june ia. l31. iini. Iinl
leave W lllnlnston (rrench street, % ,oIiyi"s, is
For heading, birdsboIo, JoAnnH SpsiI. S,ppts
neld, Wsynesb1rE Junction, Manor ,t9ts.t.nn
vile and all poiats on the Phliaaelphil and
Heading n. R., 7.BO u. M, .. lo and gp.;Ia.,
Oostesvi{is, EmSi.evile, Lsuspe,, Ch1aairI Ch1,sir
Ford and Dupont's and lnternedlate polaN
100 n. M, 2. 10, 40 ana s.iO p. 10. mint. d
Fer CoaIesville and intetmedi p''
100 q. M, 2. o. 4. 10 aud 8. 10 y. M. ~ 50lai
FOR West Chester, 100 8, m" e.
o'p pil pilaiiy exospt sAtardsY and sundaY. na,r,,
for New Bridge and intermedlAte "a
all y. m. and on Saturday OILY
On Sunday for Reading and inssrIsqGiof nj iof
points, Al 8. 63 q. m. and !;o y. n,;; II SO
Springfield and intermediate p0ih' .,s.,
I. I. y. q. McoAUsLAND. Bows Ess p.si bsAiS'II" AZ
supsrintsadszh sen
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
As The SEASON OPENS
So Do Cur Hearts

We must sell, people must
buy and we must be satisfied
with small profits. Step in and
wonder how we quote such low
prices on large lot OF Boys
and Children's Suitings. We
have just received these and as
they are a very good bargain,
they are going fast. We also
have opened a nice line of
young mems Suitingsthis week,
all the latest designs in plaid,
and fancy patterns.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
SEPTEMBER. 81, 1850

10 lots At Twenty seventh and N.,,.
ana six lots at Twenty-6fih snT streets,
streets. coma eneinE at twenty ssy.r,,M Wet
MARKET htrt cts at clock '''eh'h aud
One lot, 2Oxiu0 feet on westerly ,,,..,,
roe street 10 feet sou,h of Ti.IWH IH VI Mon.
Sale at AIS O'Clock. e"'' street,
. lots, at MARYLAND avenue, Frnntltn
bsnnins ttrects. sato al 5o'rlock. aHl
Lois situated At Twenty -sev,niI, a1,t ~
ket Iwenty-nith and West aud liy'is hi,
MONROE streets are near the elert,ir M ia all
street ears aud viii be sold w.lhuuf re- s r,g.i o.
fof plan o. lots see posters, or cnil on we
j. j. PElRCE, No. ". seysntt, -
L. W. Etidham a Son, ancts. ~ ''sel re,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-19
PUBLIC SALES
DUBLIC SALE

ol hfty, nne, well located building ,,
,ne premises Wilmington Del sat1ri,y on
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02
In the Assem- bly,.

MADISON, Feb. 20.-This being the last
day for the introduction OF bills the Cay
was given up 10 the reading Of the titles
and reference TO committees. The total
number of measures introduced during
the session has reached 5J2. I udeT a
suspension Of the rules the bills amend
ing the charters Of the city Of Mondoyi
and Merrill were passed, as also the bill
relative 10 the charter Of the city OF
Ashland and amended by Mr.. Leonard.
MADISON, Feb. 21.-Mr. Mead asked
for suspension OF the rules and the bill
regulating the terms OF court IN the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit was put on
its final passage and unanimously car
ried. The change is from the first
Tuesday in Al DTil 10 the first Wednes-
day after the first Tuesday. The fol-
lowing bills were killed IN the commit
tee OF the whole. To appropriate 500
10 all agricultural societies II the
state not having received a special ap-
preparation: 10 compel peddlers 10 ray
state license fees; 10 prOnIDIttbe adm L.
SION and care Of any pauper or insane
person IN any institution IN the state Of
Wisconsin supported al public expense; /;
to increase the fees OF Jurors from 3 to
- per day; TO change the
time OF meeting OF county boards
when the term Of the circuit court
IS held N the second Tuesday Of No
vember; TO authorize justices Of The
peace TO appoint and employ clerks. re
latlDg 10 the compensation Of registers
OF deeds and changing the present
method Of com pensatIon; 10 amend he
revised statutes relating 10 cfieDses
against lives and persons Of IN
dividusls; 10 authorize the county
OF Taylor TO issue bonds for
the purpose Of funding It's
Indebtedness, erecting public bglldings
and making and building roads; 10
increase the fees Of the circuit court
clerks; to establish the county seat ot
Douglas County al the village Cf Supe-
rior- 70 revoke liquor licenses perma-
nentIy IN case Of Guy violation Of the
provisions OF the revised statutes, re-
lEtlng to the collection OF ceriaIa stats
tics. 10 repeal an act 10 charge the
boundary lines Of the towns u
Forest County and relating 10 the
taxation N sid county. The sen
ate bills 70 impose further duties
on county clerks ard 10 perfect tue title
Of the state on the lands IN the @ounty
Of Marathon were both coucuTred ~
The Milwaukee delegation submitted
report recommending the passage 81 the
bin extending the term of Supervisors
to four wears and Of the bib giving tie
aldermen q salary - 800 per slnGm-
They recommended tie bill 70 enlarge
the = -a cf Office Of c0ustaGles for 1H-
definite posi- fEOTe eElfEf - also the OBI
70 ss-.lss..IZ4 Use st. II 81 WEsu Eee 10
ls-s- bonds FOR z--etr.g-l purposes
i .Dl-oS. FEB. 2.-TAe following
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02

lie declared that Houston was respon-
siole Tor his tPlgott's) negotiations with
Ar. LaDouchere. Mr.. Soames wrote 10
gott that the pledges given by the
latter must be performed. igoit told
Mr.. Soames that be had had an inter-
view with Mr.. Mccarthy.
Mr.. Soames testified that 10 the best
OF bis belief he had not IN 'ormed coun-
sci that PigotI was the source OF the
letters be ore the commission act Was
passed. He did not inquire into Pigott's .
character. He saw Mr.. Walter con-
sJanIly and did not doubt that he had
mentioned TO him that Pigott was
the source of the letters. Witness
did not know what arrangemonts had
been made 10 watch Pigott. He sent
Sergt. FaVcett TO Anderton's Hotel
on Thursday 10 see that no one inter
iered With Plgott. Fawcett STAYED at
the hotel until yesterday. Witness was
not aware that detectives had been en-
ployed 10 watch Pigott.
Mr.. Lewis, counsel for the Parnellites,
testified that he had sUbppnaed Pigott
IN September. Regarding Pigott's con-
'sssIon witness said that Mr. Labou-
ehere wrote the confession and Pigott
signed II. Even after the confess ion
witness expected that Pigott would be
IL tOuli EO-OaN.
Attorney Webster here asked
that an adjournment be taken until TO-
morrow TO enable his clients to consider
their position and decide as 10 what
part Of the case they should abandon.
his clients, be. said. also wished 10 as
certain whether Pigott was accessible.
de promised TO announce tomorrow
the course TO be pursued by the Times,
The magistrate sitting in the Bow
Street police court al the instance of
Messrs. Parnell and Lewis, this after
noon issued warrant for the arrest of
PIgott on the charges Of perjury and
.orgery.
Prof Mcguire, Houston's patron and
colleague, who had been summoned to
testify for the Times, before the Par
nell commission, died suddenly in Lon
don to-day. II Is reported that he had
8 stroke Of apoplexy upon hearing that
Pigott had fed.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. 26.-The following
was received here this morning:
LONDON, Feb e, lSsg.-4lsranfe- SssIlpaE.
Chicago: PIg0tt has boIted- il Is the general be
hef that the Times and the government have
pa4d Mn 20 c4ear ouI. DAvITT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02

Mas. BglDEET BowLER died at Nilwau-
kee on the Z6th. al the age Of l02 years.
She was born in County Kerry. Ireland,
and came 10 this coEpty II 1865.
AN accident occurred ~ the marble
works OF Grant. Foss 4 Breese, on
Fourth Street, Milwaukee, on the 26,h,
ly which Wm. Wesphsl. a millwright,
was fatally injured. Westpbal was
working upon 3 ladder near a whIrllng
shaft and his clothing came in contact
With ii snd became caught. He
vas whirled around many times
before the machinery could be
against the tilnbers above al each
revolution. he was q sickeninc sight
when taken down, both legs were
broken as well as botu hips and one arm,
and ms bowels were prorudIng- lie
did in few minutes.
TWENTY thousand trout fry have been
deposited in Elk Creek, Eau Claire
County.
BRIDGET FAGAS. 4 3-year.old child liv-
ing on Eighth Street, Milwaukee. WAS
burned 10 death on the night OF the
25th. II is supposed the little one was
PLAYING with tie IRE when her clothing
caught ire. Her mother was absent
from the house al the time.
EICHIRD FoRREsT, Toadmaster on the
| Burlington road at Grand Crossing, has
heeE rendered a Ike position on the
Union Pacific road with headquarters at
Rawlins, Col He has not yet decided
whether 10 accept Il OF not.
THos. QUIRk. Of Fan Clare, was killed
IN Jogging camp al Bruce. while en-
ployed about "a tail load.
THE corouer's jury IN the case Of
Z ~ l.
killed by an Omaha road train, exoner-
ated the railroad company, but censured
Engineer Csraeron.
JOIN SULLIVAN, who was hod-carrier
| during the construction Of Science Hail
| Of the University, has brought s1lIt N
the Dane County circuit court 10 recover
! $, ,0bJ from the Board Of Regents. Sui
! liyan alleges that there was negligence
by the authorities IN providing q too
narrow plank .or him 10 walk on and IN
not removing distinctions, in COnse-
/ uuence Of which he fell eighteen feet,
sustaining injuries.
I0uIs SCHIIE. a member OF the Mil
waukee police force. shot hImselfln the
head on the oath with suicidal intent.
He was unconscious f9r several hours,
ard died the same night. He Was 26
years old, and had been only 8 short
time on the force
NED CRAIG. a colored lzborer al Nadi-
son, who has been q character II that
city since the close Of the war, died at
his home there q few DAYS ago, Of lung
fever. He vas about 90 years Of age.
He escaped from bondage, got through
the rebel lines and came north with Gen.
George Z. Bryant.
THE La Crosse Common Council has
adopted the Gaynor ire-alsrm system,
and a contract viii be made TO put N
aenty boxes. There has been 8 spir-
led contest between the Gaynor and
GameweH companies, but the former
bid lowest, besides convincing the FIRE
authorizes that il was a. good. The
price for twenty boxes and al the nee
essary apparatus WAS $500, and the
GalneweII bId Was $50 higher.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02

billswe killed 10 the Assembly: To
author y The civ Of Milwaukee 20
Issue bonds Tor elrs t1icsl purposes; to
say 10 the lea. heirs o BeTtel Jensen
s2.70o for lanGs in Calumet County to
: hlch q 2 tile iai ed; 10 appropri-
ate 10 John H. Brntlev SIS on
account oi mon : paid FOR
pedGle ilreGSt- eutsVglng the
term Of Gems aliies Under the Suspen-
s,on Of the au.es e biH authorizing the
COVER. or 70 aPEclnt tt.Iee commission
ers besides himself TO represent the
s'a,e az tie centennial celebration Ct
the inauguration of George Washington,
April g =, wSs passed. ss was bill tn
authoTlze Leroy Herrick 70 improve
S4u2w Greek, II fils county of Oneida.
lor log driving purposes.
MADISON, Feb. -6-A large number Of
pel ions tor the medical bin and for
county option were presented. On mo-
ton Of Ny Damn The rules were sus-
pended ana { bisl 10 increase the
salary oi the sss start city attorney Of
Milwaukee to S-,s.3 year Was passed
Tie Assembly concUTre6 IN the Senate
bin 20 authorize the building Of q bridge
10 cross Rock River between Water
town aud Pennington. Mr.. Buchan
presented resolution for so extra
copies OF the Medical bill. The
resolution referring dead head - bills
n be reported on or before March y
vas adopted. Bills we're passed as fol-
lows: For the prompt settlement Of
loans by town insurance COIN panles: o
re-enact section 1921 Of the revised sial-
ules: 10 ameLd the revised statutes so
SIS 10 give jurors ID justice courts 81
DAY; 10 incorporate Rice Lake. 10 dis
continue q state road II Monroe Cpantv-
10 amend the law IN relation 10 town IN
urance companies 50 that they can be
or-auIzed IN cities or villsges; TO
discontinue state road In Dodge
ami Sheboygan Counties; 10 proyioe
adGitionai security against adulieTatioDs
OF butter and cheese: 10 amend The re-
yised statutes SO that married women
can act ss guardians; relating 10 the
us assure OF damage for illegal cutting OF
JimLcr; IN relation 10 public sdmlnis-
traitors, in relation 10 cemeteries; 30 sp-
propIiate $500 70 the industrial school
f0- girls IN Milwaukee; two bills 10
amend tire charter Of EIchlanG Center;
20 leEallze the acts Of the First Baptist
hurch IN Lincoln, fixing the amount
chsrgeable for the maintenance Of The
insane IN County hospitals.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 25.-News
reached here this afternoon of g terri
bic accident at Plymouth. four miles
from here. A large squib factory, en-
ploylng many women and boys, 1as
blown Up to-day Nine women and two
boys are reported as killed.
Everything about the scene of the
wreck Is CONFUSION. The excitement is
high and the heartrending cries of pa-
rents whose Children have been shat
tered beyond recognition are pitiful in
the extreme
The cause Of the explosion is not
known, and no one can be found who i
able to throw light on the matter. Il
seems likely, however. that some Of
the explosives used in the manufacture
of the squibs, which are used bv min
ers, became Ignited, setting Of the mass
Of powder al once.
The building Is in ruins. The work
Of recovering the dead and Injured is
going forward.
Following are the names of the nine
glris bdrned, who were burned TO 8
crisp:
KATE JONES, BETTY JONES
MAGGIE LYNCH. GI0uTE REESE
MARY WALEEE, RUTH PowEIL
AARY A. LAKE. ESTHER P0wE
MAGGIE EICTIA R-s.
George P. Reese was blown through
a window Of the building and IS fatally
injured.
Eight Of the bodies have been reeov-
cred up TO $50 P. Il.
1t Is reported that four girls are vet
missing
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-02
A Curious Custom.

liver since miners have BEEN en-
D-oyed on the Lake Superior range i
bas been their custom TO quit work i'm
Uedlately after one Of their number Is
killed ID mine and all the men en-
paoved Il that mine remain idle until
after the funeral This has become
n established custom and II is al
ways rlgldlv observed. Because OF
TIE observance Of this unwritten
.sv, all the way from 800 to 800
men suspend their work for q couple Of
DAYS every ew months n the larger
mines. When a fatal accident occurs
r-EEt u the middle Of q busy shipping
season II entails g great loss to the mine
management. An effort IS now being
made 10 let the miners have one-hali
Cav 70 attend the funeral OF anv Of
their number who may die and work
The remainder Of the time that they
Ls7e heretofore been idle. IN recon-
E=1se Of this the men vii be allowed
1a-Dle pay, the extra amount above
their wages going 10 the widow or other
relatives Of the deceased. The plan has
teen tried and works satisfactorily
10 other branches oi industrial labor,
g1t whether the miners can be induced
ta depart from their old established Gus
tom remains 10 be seen.