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Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
THIRD EDITION.


Ida Harris, aged Il yeara. who myater.
lousy disappeared last Saturday from
her home 10 New York, was yesterday
found by detectives In the house of Mrs.
Hannah Pear.s.ein, In Heston street, In
that city. MIS-. Pearlstein, her two sou.
ano four other young men were arrested.
The girl said she had been detained
agairst her will
A despatch from Wheeling, West Wiz,
Rinia, says that the house Of +. ]. Allen.
oil Monroe county, was flrei on FRIDAY
last, aud that Allen and his wife and four
children only escaped by jumping from
t1e windows. Rocks had been piled
against the door to prevent escape, and
the wood work had been soaked with
kerosene.
William shurtz, a wealthy farmer, was
robbed Monday, between Washington
and Hampton Junction, N. j., oil 81. 500
which be had Just drawn from the bank
At Washington. He had accepted an in
vitation from stranger TO ride, and In a
secluded spot another man appeared and
cnurtz was overpowered and robbed.
Peter Selitzki, Pole, was found dead
In building adjoining his boarding
house, near Wilkesbarre, with "a knife
wound near his heart last evening
William Sulgosky, his brother in-iaw,
with whom he quarrelled the evening
previous, was arrested on suspicion Of
having inflicted the fatal wound.
The B itish steamer Morand, at New
York yesterday from Mlnzanilla, reports
that while In the latter harbor, on July
16, the chief officer was stabbed by Peter
Lynch, sailor, and died eight days after
wards. Lynch was taken before the
British Consul, and is held to await the
action OF the British authorities.
Henry Sullivan, aged 81 years, of Law
renee, Massachusetts, was arrested yes.
terdsy Oh complslnt of his wife, charged
with the murder Of his two weels odd
baby. He subsequently hanged himself
in bis cell by roEe made from his trou-
sers lining.
The Hollis brothers, who were accused
o! the murder OF Mrs. ellis aud her Two
daughters, in Mcdowell County, West
Virginia, on Friday last, were captured
by vigilance committee, hung up BY
the heels to the limb Of a tree, and then
shot to death.
Martin Burke, the Cronin suspect, In
custody at Chicago, was yesterday iden-
tilted by Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson, the own
ers OF the cottage In which DIR. Cronin
was murdered, as the man who rented IL
from them, giving the name Of Frank
Williams"
john A. Davis, as is.ant engineer of
the Chicago poetcihce, was arrested Oh
Sunday night In the aca OF stealing a
dtcoy package OF mail. His pilteriIg rs
are said TO have continued for long nine
and TO have aggregated many thousand
dollars
The Boston police, at the instance of a
Committee OF the Advisory Board OF the
fne tailors' organizations OF that city, on
Sunday Closed the factories OF six cloth
ing contractors which were found iu
operation In violation Of the Sunday law.
Caroline Knop, aged IS years, was
shot and instantly killed on Sunday at
Der home, near Canton, Ohio, by Harry
Smith. aged Is, who claimed that be di1
not know that the revolver which he
used was loaded.
Thomas Collins, aged IS years, was ar
rested at Newark, New Jersey, yesterday
Tor an alleged felouioIIs assault upon a
15-yeIr old daughter OF A o'Donnen.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

A party OF young people. consisting Of
ladies and gentlemen OF This C IL. who
lett here some two weeks sgo 10 camp
out In Bucks county, Pa, numbering
some twenty-four, and known as Camp
Rochelle, returned home last evening
tired but better satisfied than ever before
with the surrounding county and tho
delightful time bad by all. The lads
speak " the lighes. praise Of the gallant1
OF the gentlemen on the occasion Of The
food which compel,e ell them TO moSe
their tents, trunks and other effects to
the higher ground during their first
week Of camping out.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
The Standard

Ofthe stock we've got to sell is
too well known to require any
further details or explanations.
You know as well as we that
there's no such Clothing manu-
featured in competitio n with it
in point Of construction at any
price. Each and every garment
in our Mems, Youths and Boys
Clothing Department is of SUI
perior manufacture, and our
guarantee goes with every one
Of them just the same as il you
paid full value at the beginning
OF the season.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

On Saturday evening, August Il, tAtn
will be meeting held In Dapont pu,Fi
room. Tenth and Market streets, lor The
purpose OF organizing a society Of ihoss
whose ancestors participated III ,he
revolution aud in establishing American
Independence. The object Is to prcyi!a
an honorable membership for all The Do
scendants through both maternal Ct
parental descent Thirteen States have
already organized societies, and the
movemsnt is spreading through all tie
Staten,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

cure every sperles Of torturing, humiIlatinR
lt-hinR, burning, scalY and plnply diseases Of
the skin, scalp aud hi0oi, nth loss of hair, aud
ait haEors. blotehes, eruptions, sores. scales
ana crnsis, whether simple, scrofulOus, or
ss2n.nslons, when physicians and ali
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, soc;
Soapit gc.;. re5olvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
tion, boston, Mass.
RS-send for How to euro Skin Dis
eases" g. pages, 80 illustrations. and 100
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
Interesting u Experiments.

Dire. Morrison and First Of this city are
conducting series OF experiments by the
hypodermic method pr injecting o fluid
preparation from the vital part OF the
lamb, as recommended by DR. Brown
Sequard OF Paris. While Tot able as vet
to make an unbiased report, further ex-
periments Will be made, and the doctors
are o. the opinion that In senile debility
and the general brea cling down of the
system much improve ment at least will
result.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
A sta,emen, Promised.

John @. jackson, ESQ, asks q suspcn-
sion OF Judgment Ia the case OF his son,
William ID. jackson who hastily left
home to escape the claim of his wife, nee
Annie Nickenon, formerly of Swanvi.le.
Me, for maintenance, until a report OF
the matter, which he " preparing. shall be
published The suit aud flight Of Mr..
j., have cited considerable discussion, and
II 10 but right and proper that these facts
should be given so cehsuge shall fall on
the unworthy instead Of one worthy OF
sympathy.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Yesterday morning man employed at
Browns livery and boarding stables On
Orange street, near Selond, While Ell.
gagged III cutting hay for the horcs bad
left hand cut OF. lie was taken to Dr..
Blocksom's office, Were the woun5s vera
dressed.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, a
colored cmploye of the Lobde!l C%
Wheel Company, named Vincent Con.
way, had his left foot mashed by a cat
wheel falling on II. When he wa' taken
to DIR. Dloeksom's Office It was iOull
necessary to amputate one Of his toes.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

This is beyond question tie modt sue
cessiul Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the
worst cases OF Cough, Group, and
Bronchitis, while Ia wonderful success in
the cure IF Consumption is without a
parallel In the history of medicine. since
lite first discovery It has been sod Oh a
guarantee, tYt which no other meai-
cine can stand. II you have Cough
we earnestly ask you to try 1t. Price IL
cents, 80 cent?, and d. II your Lnncs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. N. u. Dsnforth,
Second and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Mr.. Parker Il. johnson, anil L '. Jo-i
seph WEIGH. have opened up an Office
with Philip II. CLARK, real estate asent
No. s24 Market street, to insure tho l6
OF WilmiDgtonians In the National LIE
Insurance Company, OF Montpelier, VI,
established in 1913. Tho gentlemen will
canvass our city and state, and eluciats
the advantages to be derived by ilsuirs
your life In this company, which We IT,
l!eve IL hrst-class one.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The excursion OF tho First Methodist
Protestant Sunday School to Auguatiue
Pier, which failed to go Monday on &C.
count OF the accident TO tue ''Chester, !"
will so on Thursday, the 18th Inst, With
sut fall. Tickets for Mondays excursion
good for Thursday. No blame should
attach to the school for the disAppoint-
nent Of It's pat. ons on Monday, as they
ability to fnYaI its contract With them
antil after o'clock IN the morning OF
that day.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Tho monkey fish captured by Harry
Kienle, No. LOG East Third street, and
presented to William X. Long OF the
REPUBLICAN,, has been embalmed by
johnson II Barnhill, No. 20' Market
street. and is now thoroughly preserved.
Mr.. Long has had seyeral fattering offers
for this fish, but declines to part with II,
II is one OF the greatest curiosities ever
brought to this city, and there are but
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

About 5 O'Clock this morning Howard
Wilson, coiored man, stole gold watch
and chain from young man who went
into Robert Strains livery stable Office,
on Fourth street below Walnut, and fell
asleep. When he awoke he found his
watch nissing. Knowing that Wilson
bad been there, and suspecting him OF
the theft, he went to Russell's boarding
stables, No i03 Poplar street, where he
found him and got the watch, but fearing
arrest lie ran oil before tho police got
there.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

James MacfArlane, clerk In the EN-.
ploy of Riddle ~ Sons, Mt Glen Riddle,
Delaware County, Pa, attempted to COM
NIT suicide LAST Saturday by taking a
dose OF srsenic. When discovered ne
was unconscious, but the prompi admin
istration OF aniidotes restored him "
consciousness and placed him out Of dan
ger. lie has vile and three children,
gets a good salary, enjoys fair health, Is
only 30 years Of age, and hence no reason
can be assigned for his rash act.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
Communion asst Sunday,

List Sunday morning the holy COM
munipn was celebrated at ST. James
Cnuroh, Newport, Rnd at 81. James
Church near Stanton by the Rev. George
NJ. Bond OF Newark. Tho sermon IN the
morning at Newark was preached by the
Rev. Edward Henry Ezekiel. who also
OBLIGATED at Newport 10 tie evening,
Since Mr.. Eckel has assumed charge
there has been great increase In the
congregations at Newport, AID there bas
been several improvements TO the church,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Chlorofofmed and Robbed.

WHEELING, Aug, l2.-Channcey Mar
tin, leading farmer of Preston County,
was chloroformed by masked turslH',
who entered his house last night, aud
robbed OF 5000. All his family weo
away from home. hen found MI
Martin was almost dead from the elecs
OF the drug.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

John Manhurd and Joseph Fields,
colored, OF New Castle, while playing
baseball on Saturday, ran against each
other with such force that they were
both knocked sen,eless and several houra
elapsed before they gained consciousness 9.
One OF them had Ills nose broken, and
the other seemed to be suffering from
conclusion of the brain.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

PoTTsyILLR, Aug. 12.-Ata picnic at
Pinevale Park, at Mt. Carbon, On saiqI.
day evening, Patrick Doyle and Charles
Kline became involve 10 quarrel, u
the course OF which Doyle drew klis
and stabbed his antagonist IN tho el,
side about ak inches from tie silp"
column,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

An open air concert was ryen l a.,
evening by Hyatt's Military Band, on IN
lot at Ninth aud Lombard streets. lna
attendance was large anda number ~ y
beautiful self et.ons were rendered y
the weather is fair the band Wi gt MI, =
concert this evening at the trs'A.'u
Street Park,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Shortly after G o'clock last evening, a
young woman fell on the sidewalk at
Fourth and shipley streets, and as II was
not known what was the matter with her
Wilson's ambulance was summoned, but
as she could not, or would not, tell where
she lived she was taken to police sta
ton.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Gouley's second grand sight-seS,,1n,,S-i . an
cursion to New York, up the ii" ,nr.
aud TO Coney Island on THURSDAY -, "a =.
20, will leave the F., W. 4 b. s'as!'N -
$50 sharp. Tickets, $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

1''''''' TIT Ut Ut . i'~'ff .
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 12.-it Il hos
flity-ninc days sincs the fast OF h' W.,
Marvel began, and Il seems probable lpn'
he will yet survive few days. Is eV ~
dition Ia due to ossified Accommodations i !,
the arteries, which have caused plta'ss"
OF the swallowing organs.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The officers OF the Middle States League
are trying to organize club in this city
to become member pi that body. They
want the prospective club to j1in before
Saturday, No doubt Kelly and Ettinger.
who played with the Wilmington Club
when they were IN be Delaware State
League, will be signed.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Sheriff Allen sold on Saturday, a three
story brick house on Sixth street between
Spruce and Church streets, the property
OF John Z. McCollin TO Colonel Nields
for $1,000. A two-story brick house on
Windsor street between Eighth. and
Ninth, to +. Ii. Holecker, Eco, for $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

SCRANTON, Aug. ia liz hit iros. pc Do.
vailed on the Northwest slope Of Tue nm, M
como Mountains, from Tobyhsnha MA A.,
10 Moscow last night. causing hiacu u"
| structlcn to garden produce.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Further Great Cures Of Skin
Diseases by the Cuticura
Remedies.
BOY ono year and "A half old. Face and
body IN II terrible condition being
covered wlthAores. sulphur springs
tail Cured by Cuiicura Remedies.


have used your CUTicuRA REAEuEs in
two cases where II proved TO be successful.
The hrtI was Ia the case of boy year and a
half old, Ills !aGe and body we're In n tor
rlDia CONF iiiOn, tho former btlag completely
covered with sDfla. TOOK him 10 the Mas
sena sulphGr Springs, but he did not Improve
any, was then hdSlHeh TO try the CUTI-
cGrA kEMhiliK7i which I d Il. He took
one aud one half bodies OF t'rrrCUHA IA.
SOLVENT, WHEN his skin was as smooth a.
iCIRA on his sore, and the CttTiCHRA soar
In ~asiing him. lie Is nov I'VE Years NJ a 20
and all right The other case was \ dtsca %
oil the scalp, which was cured by washing
vi h the turn citA soar ah'l rubbing In the
tGTlGEiiA. one bottle OF GfTfrEA RESoI-
VENT buinR used. They have proved
successful in every Ease where
have advised the use Of them. IL 10 sur
pri4ing how rapidly q chill Will Improve mn =
der th"lr treatment. | recommend them for
any disease OF the skin as being the beat In
the world. This is my experience and am
really to stand by my statsment.
JUHS X. hero,
II, I I.,.,. s..
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

During the past two months the couf ~
tax collectors have been siiiiag AZ w
Office OF the city tax collectors on oiA -.
street, near King, but now they Lave M ~,
turned to their own office Al No V'-n
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Two cases ofgoods have been , s'l,ipt r
to Johnstown, Pa, by Russell, M's snois
u Go, 10 assist the sufferers. 1liest ,i lin
were purchased from the contt1p"'''-
furnished BY this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

I To-Iaorrow pronises to TO from fair to
cloudy, and rather warmer, followed by
rain 10 different localities, Thursday
clearing. with stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

Excelsior Council, United frieha ,s,, III
America, will have a grand nl,'9n'iiee ,h
excursion on Friday evening, Tue w.
inst
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

up instruction mainly Individual.
Drop postal for the new and hand
sonicst descriptive catalogue in the
state, containing abundance of tcsti-
muniuls and showing where many for
mcr students arc employed.
II. 3 iiOLDEY,
Principal aud Proprietor,
2n.e. cd
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

The choicest brands Of wine, liquO''
and cigars at the Delaware HOUSE,
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

John V. RE, Esq formerly of this
city, is an applicant ior appointment as
postmaster at Chester. Pa. ...
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

DARBERS' EoTICE.-wE WISH TO
- state to our many friends that tile bar
oefs, VINO, In connection with the wsiters
gave ball last evening in Ellie Hall. Fourib
ttfeet, below French are In no way connected
WIN the BARRIERS Mutual Aid A ssociation OF
this city. JOS ARMSl'Ro Ma VI
hui' Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
DIED.

C0sD0N--0n the 18th inst, Emma, wife
OF James Cosdon, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from her
late residence, Second and Monroe sts.,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment at Riverview.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13
RApV3cSkin and scalp preserved
pad Hand benutiflcd by CuTIeuRA
SOAP. Absolutely pure.

C. PAINS AND WEAKNESS
WsIGFh Offenales instantly relieved by
Af}5faAB that new, elegant and inIsiiiDle
EAsft$aA AnttdOte to Palm, Inflammation
EiSM4A,p and Weakness, the Cuticura
WSsHasP Anti-Pain Plaster. The first
ana only instantaneous painkilling
ptaster w-s&w
Daily Republican., 1889-08-13

WANTFD.-MAN To WORK IN A
+, sta rtnt. one who understands
optEinv oyat RI, Apply at restailrant
Third and Market streets, aniaStts'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20
HENRY DETrMAR,
ERCHANT TAILOR,
rRONTTONJ y: oIEIo.
VIII visit Louisa every mouth,
with full line Of samples.
Perfect fits and low prices.
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of execution Col, directed to
me, which Issued from the Clerks Office
of the Lawrence Circuit court, In favor Of
f. Il. ID. Wallace &C., Pits, against VII
liam Stewart Deit., or one Of my dep
utios will. on Monday, June p, 1850, lbe-
ing Criminal court day ahout o'clock, p.
m, at the court house DOOM Louisa, ] .aw-
renee county, Ky, expose TO public sale
to the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, Cor so much thereof as may be nee
essary to produce the SUN Of Sll.75 for
costsin the above styled suit, to-wit A
small tract of land situated on the east side
OF the Liols branch Of East Fork, In Law
renee county, Is bounded OH the South
by the lands now owned by Charley Saw
age; on the west by the lands purchased
by VIM. Stewart of Thomas Wallace III
his lifeline; on the East BY the top Of the
point, For more definite descrb ton
reference Is had 10 q deea made by II. T.
Burns, receiver and commissioner to set
tie the estate OF Thos. Wallace, to VIM.
Stewart. This description Is intended 10
cover the same lands. Levied upon as
the property Of VIM Stewart this April
II, 1850.
Terms viii be made known on day Of
sale. A, /, SllASNos, 5. L.C,
by + NJ, SIR, DIS,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

| -- ifpTefl anu rStftah.i
The Blue Grass region proper, o.
at leastits inner penetralia. may be
said to embrace only six counties,
Fayette, Bourbon, Scott, Woodford,
Clark and Harrison. To these the
railway guides commonly add
Boy lie, Jessamine, Mercer and Mad
ison, with portions of Nicholas,
Bath, Pendleton, Franklin, Mont
gomery, Garrard and Lincoln. At
its largest estimate thereis not very
much oft. Lexington is fairly to
be called its confer, and radius OF
30or 40 miles swept about that
point would coveFall there is Of the
real Blue Grass country. The line
thus circumscribed is a charmed
circle, and outside of its ciycumfer.
ence there is not in the whole world
to be fouad anything the counter
part or equal of the country lying
within it, No king on earth can
boast realm like this, and yet this
realm can boast hundreds of kings,
unsuspicious and innocent of their
royalty. presume the flower of
tie South blooms in the Blue Grass
country. The war impoverished
the planter magnates of the lower
South, and Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia and Louisiana have seen
decadenCe in the old Southern life
since then, while Virginia, parent
Of Kentucky and home of a popula-
ton essentially the same, has
known such changes that she is
hardly the cole Virginnyn she once
was. The war destroyed a princi-
pal source of revenue in many of
tie Southern States, and it has tax
en- years to set on a new order of
things, and to inaugurate another
era of prosperity. Yet this little
Blue Grass Kingdom has hardly flag
ged moment. 1t has been pros
porous allthe time, and satisfied and
contented. Ii does not ask for man
uiactories and does not wish rail
roads. 1t lacks all of what we in
the North call energy, yet has what
We fain must call absolute prosperi-
ty, Ittoils not, neither does it spin !
yet Solomon in all his glory was
not arrayed like it. L, is lily coun-
try, and land for lotus eaters.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

Col. W. G. P. Breckenridge has
peen mentioned by q number of
newspapers as a probable candidate
for Governor of Kentucky, but he
pas declared that he viii not be a
candidate. Mr.. Breckenridge says
pc preferst to represent his district
in the lower house Of Congress; a
fact which the Democracy OF the
Union viii be glad to know, as the
party could not afford to lose his
services a. Washington.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

Frankfort Capital: One of she
Washington papers, referring to the
vacancy on the bench of the Su-
preme Court, says; Col. W. Q.
Bradley ana Gov Foraker are
among the eligibles." In this con-
nection we are like the man whose
potatoes had rolled from his cart az
he drove up hili-the English Ian.
guage is not capable of doing the
subject justice. Bill" Bradley a
Justice of the Supreme Court
Then blow your horn, Gabriel, and
let US all go.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

One of the most important and
yommendable movements now on
foot in Kentucky is the proposed
establishment of a Bureau of Infor-
nation and immigration, the OBJ.
jects Of which, OF course, are The
same as those of1ike organizations
elsewhere; and that is, the adop-
lion of an official method of direct,
Ing the attention of foreigners to
The resources Of our State. Other
states have found this the most ef-
ieotive plan to bring people and
wealth, and with such an organi-
ration few years ago Kentucky
wonld NOW have ranked much high
er in tho matter Of enterprise and
No one can refuse 10
encourage this proposition.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20
Railroad for Morgan.
[Hazel Green Herald.l

We had a talk with Col, Jchn P.
Salyer, of West Liberty, Friday and
he thinks the chances for a railroad
to Morgan county are very favora-
BILE. A Louisville syndicate owns
or rather has an option ON large
boundary oflaud including the Elk
coal field, and he thinks the G. &
0. Company will build a branch
road to that point from Morehead,
which can be reached in sixteen
miles with a grade of only thirty
five feet to the mile.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

A terrible railway accident occur
red near Armaugh, Ireland, last
week. An excursion train contain
ing 1000 Sunday-school children
and teachers, broke loose on a steep
grade and dashed with frlghtful We
locity into a second section. Sew
.enty-two people are known to have
been killed outright, and over a
hundredare injured, many Of whom
will die. The accident was caused
by the carelessness of the roads
employees.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

Joy seldom kills." buta case OF
the kind occurred in Montreal the
other day. 4 man named Carroll,
VINO had served two years of a life
term for murder was so oYe9oyed
on receiving the news that he ha6
been pardoned that he dropped to
the floor dead Thus an act of mer-
cy became the executioner Of a
sterner justice than the Judgment of
the court imposed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-20

San Diego Union Plowsd ground
trees, the smoke of furnaces and
railroad tracks are said to bring
down the waters. All these we
have this year, and with them
comes the rain. The Indian say
ing that rain follows the white man
is called to mind by these June
rains, which did not fall upon the
ungodly Indians. If this thing
continues reservoir sites will tall in
value and flume stocks will become
a drug in the market.