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Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

WANTED-A HALF GROWN GIRL
wv to nasist with children and upstairs
work, Reference required. Apply at sos
King street. mg-2t
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

John ?. Howgate, Of Stanton, was be-
charged BY Special 0fiicsr Stout. Of The
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty To
Children, with neglecting and abusing
bis yekf-old daughter. Howgate IL ID
the habit Of getting very much iEtoxi.
Gated and takes liquor home and gives It
to his daughter, who has frequently been
seen 10 state of intoxication. He was
fined $40 and costs and the child was re-
manded TO the society. but upon his
pitliul entreaty and promise to do better,
he was permitted to take the child home
with him. Officer Stout's eye will DO on
MIN 10 see II he reforms.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

FREDERICK T. ROBERTS, NJ. D., Pro
lessor in University College, London.
Eng, Examiner In Medicines, Royal Col
lege OF Surgeons, says In reference to nd
vanced kidney disease; Complications
are met, such as consumption, heart die
ease, morbid conditions, liver affections.
Warmers Safe Cure cures these affections
by putting the kidneys in healthy con
dition, thereby enabling them to expel
the waste or poisonous matter from the
system.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

G. W. Evans & Co., No. 2O9 West
Second street, are prepared to do all
kinds of paper hanging at the shortest
notice in the most ARTICLE manner, and
ON reasonable terms. They invite the
citizens TO call and examine their stock,
as they have on hand a number of novel
ties. as well US the most beautiful pat
terms. Shades hung on spring rollers at
% cents each. Estimates furnished with
pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

WLLIAMsPoRr, May 8.-Hcster
Jamison and Henrietta Cakes, the two
young ladies who were so badly injured
in the runaway accident In Gregg Town
ship, Union County, last Saturday, are
still alive with good prospects for re-
covery. Both are suffering from frae-
tured skulls and internal Injuries, but
they have rallied from the shock and
are gradually improving.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Prof John L. Buchanan, superinten.
dent OF public schools in Virginia, makes
an encouraging report OF their condition.
lie says the records OF the present year
chow more schools in operation and more
schoolhouses in use, more graded schools
established, more teachers employed,
more pupils In attendance ard more
school funds expended than those Of any
year since the system was il augurated
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May SIT was
feared that the heavy winds and rains In
this section of the country had damaged
the crops heavily. on the contrary the
rain was worth millions OF dollars to the
Northwest. Reports received TO day
state that the drill-sown grain was but
little damaged, and that the rain will
greatly repair the loss to broadcast sown
grain.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Thomas Il. Lallyand Nathaniel W. Da-
Wis Esqs, received word yesterday from
Governor Biggs that they had been APP
pointed notaries public, ard that their
commissions would be forwarded to them
as soou as Secretary OF State salisbury
is well enough to make them out.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Captain John Holmes has contracted
with the jackson IL Sharp Company 10
build him four masted schooner, that
will be an exact duplicate OF the one that
is now being built for Captain Burct al.
This schooner will be 1870 feet long, 40
feet beam and II feet depth OF hold. 1t
Will rot be completed until June, 1890.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

At Il e annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the City Market House Com
par last evening the following dlrectors
were elect d: John Glib ons, a. J. Ccoch,
u. II. Meg d. 7. Gcary, II. H. Moore,
/. y. Lee, w. P. Harkins, c. +. Hudcon,
Henry Ward. The directors orranized
by eleciing 20, n Gibbons president; A. j.
Cooch, vice president; ID. II. Megill, sec
rotary; A. T. Geary, treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

LANCASTER, Pa, May S.-Florence
McClain, aged 10 years, was criminally
assaulted by negro last night. She was
ON the road TO her home, mile east OF
Lancaster, with a young man at the
time. Her companion was prevented
from making an cutlery or going to her
assistance by the negro, who pulled q re-
yolver and threatened him with death.
Tho negro escaped.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

BERLIN, May S.-A conflict has oc-
CURED between the strikers and the mill
tary at Essen. The soldiers fired upon
the strikers, killing three men and
wounding FIVE others.
The strike among the miners at West.
phalia is spreading. The military In the
disturbed districts has been reinforced.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

On February 9th, while Bridget Nc
Ginloy, aged SO years, residing at No. Sl3
Conrad street, was lighting a fire, her
clothing was developed IN the flames and
she was seriously injure,'. She fingered
until yesterday in great agony, when she
expired.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

WLKEsDARRE, Pa, May s.-The
Joint Executive Boards OF District AS
semblies ~ and ID, Knights of Labor,
have issued circular calling upon the
miners and laborers OF the anthracite
region to organize to secure a reduction
IN the price OF powder to 81 keg.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

WANTED. "A GOOD CARRIAGE
w trimmer; good wages Address
JOS. V, COURSEY 4 son,
m9-5tt Centreville, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

About the first OF next week the jack
son and Sharp Company will ship ten
box, six platform and one passenger car
to Santos, Brazil. On Tuesday seven
cars from the Annapolis and Baltimore
Short Line Railroad arrived at the works
of the jackson and Sharp Company Tor
repairs, and eleven more are expected
within few days.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

for young ladies who are troubled with
ireckles, pimples, moth and tan and a
bad skin generally to use liquid paints or
dry powders, for they only make the skin
look well Tor the time being. To have q
good complexion you mast have pure
blood. Use Sulphur Bltters and your
skin will be fair and complexion rosy
Young Ladies' Magazine.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09
We BUY

Only of houses who are recognized lead
ers, use the greatest taste In our selec-
tiont, and buy in quantities that secure
prices which necessarily dwarf and
dwindle all competition into insig-
nihcance, Thus we are now Offering
greatest values, lowest prices and the
most stupendous assortment in VII
mington. Suits for all classes at money
saving prices. Suits for men OF all stat
ures at people pleasing prices. Suits In
lines abundant as beautiful at unearlhly
low prices. We number among our ma
irons thousands who secured their out
fits of as, who had heretofore secured
made-to-measure suit, but now fully re
lie the time and money we save them,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

"But, obi what damned minutes tells
he DER" who suffers, but waits; who
wrthee, yet moans; before he makes
up his mind to send out for Just twenty
Ave cents worth Of Salvation OIL, the
pain-cure.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

The Council Committee TO investigate
the &c" street rider, dividing the city's
money among the banks, had pre-
llmiDary meeting last night. Deputy
Judge Lyman has been retained as coun-
sci for the committee, and City Solicitor
Turner VIII appear before the committee
as a witness.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Laudanum and opium mixtures only
stupeiy and seldom cure. For diseases
OF Infancy, use Dr. Bulls Baby SYRUP
which is safe aud sure in it's effects. Price
25 cents. Sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

NJ. A. Whiterait has q full line OF
children's aud misses hats 10 all the
latest shapes and fancy straws. 1t will
pay you to look at them. 20 per cent.
cheaper than any house in the State. 2l6
King street
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

The Century Club had a large and en-
thusiasiic meeting in the Builders Ex-
change rooms yesterday afternoon and
carried out the musical program agreed
upon. The club will not meet again
until October ..
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Tony PASTORS Speciality Combination
will open three nights engagement a.
the Opera House this evening. Every
member OF this great combination Is a
star, and persons wishing to see a first.
class show should attend.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

The Friday meeting at 3 p. m. In FLEET
cher Hall, over GOA Market street, for
praise, prayer and christian testimony,
will be- in charge of Rev. Alfred I. Scott
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

James q. Knowles, who has jrst re-
turned from an extended trip through
Mexico aud Utah, delivered very inter
estlng lecture at the Central Presbyterian
Church last evening on mexico and the
MormoDs If Utah.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

The warm weather has come now; Just
call at No. z East Second street aud get
your bread baked fresh every day; de-
llvered at your door If desired.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

The horse attached to the milk wagon
of Taylor E. Cooley ran away thls
morning aud broke one of the shafts. 1t
Will take the profits OF good many
quarts OF milk to make the necessary re-
pairs
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Levi b. Miller, OF New Castle Hun
dred, IN visiting our city on Wednesday,
mizlaid or dropped his pLcketbook. For.
tunately it contained only a few papers,
which made it valuable only to him.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

HAMBURG, May S.-A sensational
scene was enacted here last night, when
a l4-year-old girl attempted to commit
suicide by drowning herself in the
SchuylkIll Canal. The timely interven-
ton of friends saved her from watery
grave. Htr parents are opposed to her
lover, hence her rash desire to die
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09
FOR Your

Dress or Business Suit stop
at 3I5 Market street and
examine stock Of materials
in Worsteds from fine
Diagonals to Wide Vale.
Cheviots in plain, plaid and
stripes, mixed Cassimercs
in many desirable styles.
With a good cutter and
large force Of hands we can
get you up a Suit to fit you
on short notice. All work
guanteed satisfactory. Re
member we work on close
margin for cash.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09
DIED.

AlTON-On Tuesday. the 9TH inst,
Hannah, wife of oliver c. Clayton aged
~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from rer
late residence, 4lG Parrish street, on Fri.
day afternoon, ut 2o'cluck. intermcnt
ut kiVcrN lew Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Hot weather lie now upon US, and our
citizens who need ice would do well to
remember the Kennebec Ice Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

The American Sewing Machine Office
has removed TO Sl2 Walnut street. Fred
w Schafer, agent
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

They say the average politician is get
ting hoarse talking about tariff and no
tariff; but he cures his cold every night
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and begins
afresh next morning with the lark.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

IN these days Of adplteration and
gfAhq, 10 all branches Of business and
knfepits, Il Is pleasing to know that
IVA d ops mSditns prepared which Is
miqtly pure. Such medicine is Sui
khW Ritteta IN curing serotula; you can
9Sptnd Oh them svery time.
W. B. EvBRTs, A NJ,
Charleston, 8. G.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

DKN ALINGER-IlALI..-On the 18th of
April, by Rev, I, \. Grics, Mr. W ~.
neNalinscr aud Mis-, Mary =. Hall,
both of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Yesterday
We gave you an open
letter from London,
showing you that we
have another lot OF Eng
lish goods coming and
will be open in a day or,
two, or as soon as we
get them through the
Custom House. They
are Ready made Cloth
ing: English m a k e
Overcoats, Suits, Blazers,
Flannel Pants and Coats
etc.
We open a new lot
of Boys Suits to. day
again. We closed out
several lots at awiully
low prices, and will
give the people the
chance to fit their Boys
out at low prices.
Have you seen our
assortment OF Clothing
for Men? We have al
most any style you
could think Of in all size
shade and colors, and
would like everybody
to see them.
JAS. T. MULLIN & son
Tailors, 9th & Mark Ell
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

With every dozen cabinets at Beecher's.
Be sure OF number 3l5.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

stctdJlS because 1t Is the best.
/ is Palatable as Milk.
/ is three times as emcaeious a.,
plain Cod Liver OIL.
t is far superior to all other so
called Emulsions.
Z is a perfect Emulsion, does no
separate or change.
t is wonderful as a flesh producer
t Is the best remedy for consump.
ton, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Vast.
ing Diseases, Chronic Cough ant
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE. cArm,srs. N G.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

WANTED-A GOOD sEAMsTREss
At COO King street. me-aft'
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

w ANTED - BY A YOUNG LADY
w board In private family, Must he ma. !,
i pc avenue. Address, BoX2, Whining
toh T. Va Del. mg-ltt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

Crusaders Castle, No. s, X. G. E., and
Brspdywipe Lodge, No. Is, |. o. o. T.,
Hnl give an excursion to Atlantic City
ID July 20,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

w ANTED-A CoLORED GIRL FOR
w general homework. s24 West 9Th ".
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

w ANTED-Y0uNG LADY WANTS
astuation as housekeeper or chamber.
maid Address III. j. H., this otlice me-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-05-09

NJ ANTED.-BOARDERS AT MRS
" RAmsberger's, 4l2 King st. Pleasant
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KNIGHTS or THE PUNCH.
Meeting in San Francisco Of the Rail
road Cond uctors' Association.

Meeting in San Francisco Of the Rail-
road Cond uctors' Association.
San Francisco, Oct. 22.-The twenty-sec-
ond annual convention of the Railroad Con-
ductors' Life Insurance Association of the
United States and Canada met here today
President c. Z. Whitaker and X. A.
French delivered addresses. The morning
session concluded with the reports of the
grand secretary and treasurer and execu-
tive committee.
This afternoon Chattanooga was selected
as the place for holding the next annual
convention. The following officers were
elected President, A. c. Sinclaire, of the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad; first vice
president r. r. Statlings; second vice pres
ident. Edward Cream; third vice president,
W. o. Beckley; fourth vice president, w.
T. Hempirley; grand secretary, II. p.
Feithworth.
An invitation was accepted from the
managers of the Southern Pacific Com
pany TO visit various points in California
and the convention adjourned sine die.
The itineracy of the delegates is as fol-
lows: Monterey. tomorrow night; Santa
Cruz and Big Trees, Thursday; leave San
Francisco again Friday, stopping two hours
each at Chico and Sacramento and staying
over at Red Bluffs. After visiting Vina. the
delegates will proceed by way OF the Port
land & Oregon short line, leaving Portland
Saturday night
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Gasse cur StEtss-Aex;can system with the
SoGsa American railroads.
Nj blanchard SPOKE nj Ienrsh cs the
disparity OF our merchant marine. showing
com rarison with that OF England and
other nations. He added.
III. when Cur nation assisted internal
tran nsportztioa. it had adopted q broad
creed Tor adding 20 external transportation
thousands OF millions more would nov be
IN e1E treasury. We would have hrmsr
holds upon the worlds markets; we woald
exercise more power and command more
riches and securities.
Let as prT.den,iy. but fearlessly. award
some OF oar unprecedented surplus TO de-
seiop and retain the external commerce OF
tae South American states. Already we
haye the foreign purchase markets. which
sea rival products cheaper than We can. IL
Is more our duty than theirs 10 encourage
and esfaalizs, but so far. be ii to the credit
o. our guests, they hare done more than
we 10 aid commercial union, as witness the
subsidies they pay.
We viii meet great difficulties in re-
covering the carrying trade neesilessiy lost
with the Old World, but we should secure
and bold fast the transit lines with the
lower half OF our own worid.
Canada gives vast boantiss to the
Canadian Pacific railroad, partly To divert
our trade. Why should not this rich na-
ton give richly TO divert British trade and
establish thoseg England ships under free
trade. but no nation SO well protects its
ships Our tocsin has been protection, but
no nation so neglects its ships.
We spend vast annual sums for our
rivers and harbors. some OF which money
Is charged 10 dewy creeks with apochry-
paai channels. Why not now give the
ocean some encouragement and pass q
bounty bill which will allow a rate per
ton carried TO competitive subsidized
ports?"
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Changes Proposed in Services That
Tended TowNrh Enmanixm.

Tended Toward Eomanism-
Ngw YoaK, Oct. 22-The EpiscopA con-
vention this morning considered reports
and routine business and decided on Balti-
lnore for its next convention. The house
then proceeded 10 the discussion OF the re-
vision OF the liturgy Ii was decided that
the Gloria Patria be printed at the end OF
Psalm "a
The house of deputies, at the afternoon
session. continued the work of revision.
The proposition to substitute the kyrie for
the Lords Prayer i'm the burial service was
adopted. Various amendments went
through, mostly with but one negative
vote, that OF the Iowa delegation.
When the resolution concurring in the
new collect in the marriage ceremony was
offered, surprise was occasioned by DIR.
Hale. of Iowa, offering an amendment
changing the phraseology and making
it read, They may abide in holy instead
OF love" This was agreed to. and reso-
luton of concurrence adopted. The de-
bate on introduction of the communion
into the burial ceremony disclosed great
opposition TO the change on account of its
tendency toward Romanism, and the
proposition was defeated. The Iowa dele
CATION voted in the affirmative, this being
its first vote for any of the proposed
changes. Conference with the upper house
being concluded recess was taken until s
o..
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BROTHERHOOD OF ENGINEERS.
The Grievance Committee Reports-Cn
known Officer ON Trial.

DENVER, Oct. 22.-At yesterday after
moons session of the convention of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. IL is
understood that the grievance committee
concluded their work. Most cases were re-
ferred back to the various divisions for final
settlement A number OF the lodges, suS-
pended during the Missouri Pacific strike,
were restored 10 good standing in the
brotherhood. Among the lodges reinstated
was the ST. Louis.
Today was the time set for the election
OF officers. but instead OF this the time
was entirely taken up in trying one of the
grand officers, against whom serious
charges were preferred. Rumor has it that
Chief Arthur is the man on trial, though
when questioned on this point. nearly all
delegates denied this. This investigation
will not be concluded till tomorrow.
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Conference OF Adsenti.ss.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. 22.-The Sew
enth Day Adventists' conference in
session here is attended by delegates from
,wenty-eight states and territories and
Canada. Mrs. Ellen G.. White, the prophet
ess, is present. and is still the spiritual aud
intellectual leader of this section. The
work OF the church is being pushed in new
New Zealand, Russia, Greece, Switzerland,
Turkey. Germany. Norway. South Africa,
and in the south and northwest portions of
the United states. The report OF the tress-
urer shows the missionary funds raised TO
ia xgay 60
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WEST SEATTLE
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East side Front between James and Cherry Streets.
the Choicest all parts of the City
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WINNIPEG, Oct s.-Mr. Charlebos, d.
rector of the Great Northwest Central rail-
way, went out 10 Brandon today 10 make
arrangements for getting out material dur
ing the winter. He says the company is
one OF the strongest and wealthiest on this
continent, several British lords and num-
Der OF English capitalists being stockhold-
ers. The road will be on the coast through
the northwest of Edmonton. Next year
200 and perhaps 500 miles viii I've con-
structesi. There is also acolonization COM
pany concerned in the enterprise.
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THE UNION PACIFIC.



OIAHA, Oct. pa circular issued from
Union Pacific headquarters was made pub
lie today. All lines in Nebraska, Kansas
and Colorado, except the st. Joe and the
Grand Island, Kansas Central and Leaven-
worth branches will be operated as one
division, to be known as the Mountain
division" The lines excepted above viii
be the Missouri river DIVISION" and all
west of Huntington, including lines and
ships, are the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company, and other leased lines viii
be knewn as the Pacific division" Ed
ward Dickinson viii be the general man
ager OF the Missouri piver division, q. M.
Cummin general manager of the Mountain
division and G. ]. Smith. Of the Pacific di-
vision The Office of general manager OF
the Union Pacific is abolished. r. l.. Kim
ball, third vice president, will be stationed
nj Omaha.
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Mexican Murderer Sentenced.

Tucson, A. T., Oct. 20.--Manuel G.. Yer
dugo, convicted of numbering Louis Colin,
OF Nogalis, year ago. was sentenced by
Judge Barnes to hang on December IL.
Efforts are being made TO have the federal
government OF Mexico interfere. on the
ground that the evidence was not sufficient
TO warrant a conviction.
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Beseiging . Town.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 22.--It Is reported
that Wilson Howard, the man for whose
arrest large reward has been offered i'm
this state and Missouri, is with party of a
hundred men beseiging Lewis, Harlan
county courthouse. Lewis Is said 10 have
fifty men fortified in the courthouse. No
details can be learned, but the reports are
probably exaggerated.
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A Douhie Epidemic RneInr,

CLEVELAND, Oct. ga special from
Fremont says that at the village of Wood
vile, in this county. nearly one-third OF its
citizens are victims of the typhoid fever
and diphtheris. Last week there were ten
deaths from typhoid fever and nearly that
number from diphtheria. Great excite
ment prevails in town, and business is en-
tirely suspended
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BY Mrs Smith. rsnsackesi the house and
afterwards set TIRE 10 ~ Then they caused
the uaosaer excruciasing Suffering hy toss
ing her baby up into the sir repeatedly and
letting ii fall back almost on the point of
sharp knives. which they held under IL
Finally they went away, leaving the
mother and child more dead than alive.
and the house in ruins. Three OF the ne
groes have heen caught.
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Fighting for Church Property.

WGIKEssARRg, Pa, Oct ss-For some
time past tho Polish Catholic adherents of
the suspended priests have held possession
OF the church and parsonage Today
Bishop o Hara. OF Scranton. came here To
obtain possession OF the property. The aid
OF the police was secured and in the at
tempt To expei the usurpers. fierce fight
ensued. The chief OF police had leg
broken. and number of other persons
were hurt