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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
HUNGARIAN ToDoHs.
They Tm Themselves w9h "Pollnly"
ana Endcavor to Exl terminate
Fellow -worinion.


PTTsDURd, Aug. 1Q-Nearly 400
drunken Hungarians made raid In the
coke regions Friday morbing and like
cyclone took everything before them.
They did not undcrtnhd, IL appears
that the coke strike had cen decided and
settled In their favor, and when they
heard that large number Of men had
resumed work at Alice, Rising Sun and
Bessemer they formed b posse nj Moor.
wood and struck out oyer the hills TO
stop them, They did Il md with rush,
They drove the men OIL tho yards OF the
various works as they marched along,
and when they camo TO The Alice works
they sent up the war cry, The pit boss
rushed into the mine for safety, and
other employees about tho works fed,
The windows and doora in several OF the
houses were broken open and water pipes
torn up and tools destroyed.
An attempt was made here to reason
with the rioters. One Of Che labor olll-
cials ran out before tho crowd and criedi
"Tho advance has been granted Stopl
Don't interfere with the men at work,
We hNve secured n victory
He might us well hayeyelled, "IIodoo,
hodoo,' because tho HuDguriuns did not
pay the least attention to him. They
made rush for him ald had ho not
been pretty fleet on footho would prob
ably have been very hadly used up. The
Huns are wild with excitement. They
had drunk freely Of 'polinky' and II
was useless TO argue with them. The
clerks IN the stores hccame scared,
closed up and rotrented TO places of
safety Tho water plugs about the
ovens wero broken and tools broken and
scattered about the yards, About noon,
after the Huns had become tired aud
the oXcilment had worn Oft, they
stopped their ilendish work and dis.
persed,
The most correct reports from the
Alice mines are that IN tho row Thomas
Love had an arm brokeRYond was other
wise injured, Mr. Gilhlkly received
fearful cash in tho head and the COM
pany store was surrounded, and the
rioters were about to break in and take
the clerks out and give them terrible
beating, When Secretary Watohon
and james X Kyegan arrived they immedi-
ately called meeting, got the men
quieted and advised them TO 80 TO work
which thoy agreed 10 do. Tho strikers
tore boards or tipple, cut hose loose,
severed rope and left several cars 60
down In the shaft. The Hungarians
thought that tho Alice mon were "black.
Logging" and on this belief made the
raid
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aKen, and tie Bradfords went % the
front by length, Then they eaaed up
again, the New Workers went 70 the
front like q stroke Of lightning, and all
though their opponents pulled for dear
life they kept the lead 10 the finish, win
ming by half length amid deafenlng
cheers and yells and the music Of half q
dozen bands, Two OF the Aialania's
men dropped fiat Ia lhe boats aa they
went past the flag, Time, Iiil Brad.
fOrds, 7lll, This breaks tho record VI
7A0, made on the st. CharIea river at
Boston, The pair-Oar record was also
beaten, Oll6 against O,ei, on dead water
at Wathns'R Y. Darkness had ael Ia
by the time the last race was over but
tho oity-bound crowds kept the trains
waiting Ia order 30 glYo llle AtalantaA q
hurrah ns they came 10 shore,
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Csn,t settlc onn CnnltnI.

HELENA, Mon, Aug. 10.-In the con-
stitutlonal convention tho opponents of
Helena tried TO force the capital issue,
but the friends Of this city carried mo-
ton TO adjourn until Monday. Senators
Stewart, Reagan and plumb addressed
the convention, advocating remonetiza-
ton Of silver. Director Powell, of tho
coast survey, spoke on irrigation. The
committee afterward held hearing on
the irrigation question. They 80 10
RuttA to-day. -.4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

CHARLOTTE, N. q, Aug. 1O.-stovo
Jacobs, Crotoan Indian, under sem
tence Of death for the murder of Mrs.
Harper, q white womar escaped from
jail at Lumberton, Robson county, on
Thursday night, Two other prisoners
escaped with him Yo1 ing Bennett, the
jailer's son, and another assistant, took
supper TO the prisoners. Jacobs assault
cd Bennett, cracking hid skull, and then
Drained the assistant The prisoners
then eRcnned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

Fonr SMITH, Ark, Aug, TO- Every
thing was in readiness for the execution
of Jack Spaniard and Bill Walker,
Thursday night the president granted
Spaniard an additional respite to Aug,
30, and Judge Parker at once tclegraphed
the president asking that Walker be re-
spted TO the same date. The respite was
received at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
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shoL nnh kIlIcd nI. nroLhor.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 10-Wlll-
lam Walker, aged 20, was shot and i'm
stantly killed in u saloon in Wcscott last
night. The proprietor was trying to
eject Walker, when some one in a crowd
which had collected fired revolver, the
ball entering Walkers brain Walkers
brother Edward, aged %, was arrested
and the pistol from which the shot was
fired was found in his possession,
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ZANZIBAR, Aug. 1O,-stanloy is COM
ing down the coast with Emin Pasha,
5000 men and an enormous quantity of
ivory. The exact date of his arrival is
uncertain. The Germans are doing
their utmost to creatora disturbance
here, and rising against all Europeans
IL not only probable. but highly Dosslble.
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ThehusiucSfa failwesoocurring through
out the country during the last seven
days, as reported TO r, @, Dun q Co.,
number for the United States 1914 and
for Canada "a, or q total Of POI failures
~ compared with total Of 9l0 last
week and 2l0 the week previous TO the
last. For the corresponding wecl, of last
year the figures We're 238, representing
2Oj failures in the United States and 2S
in Che Dominion Of Canada.
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NEW ORLEANS, Augl tO.-The Plea
yune's special from Lafayette, La., says;
Yesterday was fixed for the trial Of the
regulators charged with murder, resist
ing arrest and broakink jail, but owing
to heavy rains and swollen streams the
judge was unable 10 gdt here, and tho
case went over.
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Which 10 the faiTehi u rOsa pr lilyf
Which 10 ihH hWnHlfsii peNoh pf q pehrf
M6UyB O1Qufiah, and charming II Millyl
DGia III Hruil6 and fair lhaff
hWGGt ah d Hover VIA her face When ! kissed
Dave 10 thn romance ana glory Of lfe,l
MllY, my playmate, lOVH "lil6 sister,
hat Dora I choose tpr my vito,
That 10 right young man, marry tho gln
YOU love, by Hll lneHnsi " hho VIII have you,
hhGuld ber health hepDm6 delicate aud her
beauty fade after marriage, remember that
this is usually due ~ functional disturbances,
Weabue6ifh, Irregularities Or painful dlhpls
dora peculiar ~ hfr arNi ln mo pilrn ~ Which
nr. tteToHt iHvollH Prescription d nunrhtis
iced tg glYH hitlhlHelinni or money refunded,
hab the printed certificate 0f guarantee 1n
f0r 0verWorhed, "WGn-0ut" +" "run-d0Wn,"
d6hlitaiad teachers, Willingra, dressmahhfa,
seamHinsse8, "hhnp girls" hpuseheephlu,
uufslHg mothers. ana iHehle WOHfu Guners
ally, vi, refOHH faYOHte Prescription "A lilo
Nrtite6t earthly boon, being unfqiiAlnd % Hn
appmIfIng cordial and restorative tonic, 0r
AfpnGih-HlYer,
Copyright lsa. by W0Htp6 pm, MHp Assn,
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Proposed Amendment 10 tho COnSlltu.
lion Of Ohio,
BIENNIAL ELECTIONS,
AMnNDMRNT NO. A.

hnuu0H I, Ne Il resolved ~ the General AHffm
hlY VI lie htaie ~ Ohio, That propositions shall b.
Submitted 70 tle flepqls VI ihih state 0n he M
Tuesday Afinr The nTSI Monday lu November ihib
70 hmnnd heril0n ab " Aniol6 ~ section NJ of A.
tnl, ~, sections y q u D 10 " 10 and No. AMI ~
create Aeeton u Article M hlelpn " " Article
VIII, teDilnnb aud Vt AftihN A and hfollnu 4 IA
Auielp XVI, u the Consultation 0f tle state VI
Ohio, 10 thoy shall Iead IA fOllOWai
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15
nm puLLMAN ReaATTA.
Tho Junior Race Won by the Unions, Of
Chlcngo-Amntour.C Champions.

PULLMAN, Aug. l0.-Tho junior four
cared race was won by the Unions, Of
Toronto, IN 0i5i the Minnesota club
second. The entries were; Unions,
Chicago; loQuos Boat club, Chicago;
Athletic club, Aurora, llls,i Pullman
Grow No, !, Chlcngoi. MIpncgotl club.
~, Pauli Argonant club, OF Toronto,
and Pullman No, 2, Chicago
All but one Of the amateur champion
ships at soullng for tho ensuing year
were decided at Pullman, j. h, Lowell
carried away the junior singles aud
Dennis Donahue the eoniora. The Gar
field Beach crow, Of Salt Lake City,wcre
the yictora In the pair.oar race and the
Winnipeg Rowing club, OF Manitoba,
won the lnurols In the scnior four oars,
In the great ovOnt OF the day the eight
our race between the two giants-tho
Atalantaa, OF New York, and the Brad
fords, of Cambridgoport-tho New
Yorkora captured the banner and medals
after an exciting contest, crossing tho
limo barely half q length In advance Of
thcir sturdy opponents. One event still
hangs In the balanco-tho senior doubles
This was one Of the grandest races ON
lNNOlui lWu vi lno computing NItMh-IAo
Metropolitans, Of New York, and tho
Bayades, Of Toronto-rowing n dead
heat The bow-oar Of the Baysides
rowod himself completely out during the
contest, and when the time came 10 row
over again, according 10 tho orders Of
Referee Lyman b, Glover, he was more
dead than alive. Piltnton, the stroke
and captain Of the Metropolitan crew,
might have claimed tho race by simply
rowing over the course, but ho magnnmi-
ously waived the right TO the champion
ship under such conditions, and agreed
10 contest for the emblem again to-day,
when the disabled crew will be In trim.
The Inter accepted the proposition with
every evidence OF gratitude,
The plir-oar race was something Of
surprise, everybody assuming that
Standish and Lyon, the Detrolters,
would have walk.away. The two
strapping lads from Salt Lake, however,
Osborne and Weber, had things about
their own way and passed the flag in
01S, their opponents being 4 l-2 seconds
behind,
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$40 10 Whguogof tho 0ninn Of secretary Of state
Apdilnf " tlhle treasurer " state p aupineY gen
eiAl bneomha FacauL f0I Any u ihp fAuhph MN
uentd ~ heelnn Va nf lhia Article lip upyeinpf
s.a lll lhe Vacancy NJ APpoln ,,ienl lei tle residue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

$50, 20, The regular session 0f eAoh GENERAL A.
henply Ahal polnmonen on NO ilfAl Monday e Jhli'
ualy neKt alleT u "a chosen,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

aEo y Tho governor lioutcnnnt governor trea,
gnfrr OF slate, hnd Mlufnry Hgntfh, chulnh on lhe
uTtt furaluY after thr mt Monday IN huNuinuuf,
1880, shall hold incr onitrs uuli Inc se,Ond Muns
day IN january 1903 aud the muinbrfu " the SIX
bsnlnth ucncni Assembly thhll llld tlult ulnOc,
nntl tho nrat DAY NJ JHunat3 tfA The torn Of
once ot tho auditor Oi utntu M ONCE Whfi THIS
amendment taxes effect ~ u lOrihinntn un thn
second Monday IN lhnuAN lbl' ,,.,
AEC u, 1ht terms OF once " tho iulnct OF tlo
nptumu court which would ,nlt for tllA Ahgnl'
mont hNvo tornlhnlei IN w pinti dny Of f,hlu'
Ay, in the ycar iini 1917. luj, 1894, itsn lth,
lyii, ana ltpl shall, ttspcudyolN uTmlmhe on W.
niht day OF January IN tho lcAn uNl liai lslA
ItUi, isppp, lu0l, lpgi ava lwai ana lhult rwlve,
Tive 'uccossonl thil ho chotuu uu tbo nrt Thursday
hftcr the lnt MullN M suNauhur preceding thu
expiration nt thclr terms oi 0Nleu
HE0 4 rhO terms II Oillrf ~ thN several judgcs
Of tho Clh1llt Oouu wliih would, but iur nv.
amendment hayc torn iuaiod ON the ninth dny II
fobruhfy, IN the 1rhti liAil, lh nhd llnl, ahnll,
respectively, tnnulnln nn tnr lint dny Nf January
" thu yoaiA 1891 iNt hld ibl1. nnd ihulr trspgg,
Tive lnccoasou nhHl hc uliUwl uu lhu iliht Iuotlny
nftor the hut knriuy In November preceding mo
brd' h fkS prcacnt tprmh cf niloe Of tho several
judHG NJ ulu Probate court hull turnuitnto on the
httdly OF January, lhbl nud their nuccesa0it shalt
day In November 1900
Srd O. 1iiowfula oi once Of The tcyoral Judges
Of thH Common llnW rUntl ln nhcn Whru llf
amondmunt tNkui offCt ellali lOHuluAv ON un ilui
day of January of tho odd ytar And those ~ it
superior r0hfla In the even irns ucuWt iiV lml
wilton their respective ttrmH vi Unon would, lnt "a
this amendment, have lufnnWodi Wd lhulr no
anuotlyo b'Orf1r shall uo chuIyu ull tlu nrat fn0-
day utiUr the dut NuNOHy iu Noy0mh.i preceding
tht expiration 0f fhtlI rt.p uVu tvfnl ui uilrr,
ktd n Toe ndrnau tuc arYnrl r,uni Und nll
state county, tuWul' 10 hnu itNNltltf uWttW ~
qinou whun tlt'l mrnHuinn t1irH piAnI ihlll ron
tnua IN once until tlglr Huer Hirs uro cl0uWd bhd
4nnnAtd,
NmtB. AtWoh election those electors desiring IN
Futu Tor htch uWnniuirht uI hWr Nllcru Null
thulf hillui, tho words "hlurpll ilWuuul ltA'
ANA those opposed 10 aunll hWrllutut ilny luyf
placed nnun uiur ballole tuo Wufus "bluunlh Lltr
NOAH H. ALHAUGH,
speaker pro tom, OF tho House OF Representatives
wM. 6, LYON
President OF tho Senate,
Adopted April 10, 1890
UNITED ArArGR or AMtmol, Quo |
OfFtuE OF rms khuHItANf or STATE I
l. Danlol j Ryan, secretary ot aato of tho Htato Of
ohio DO hereby oonlfy that The foregoing ~ true
copy 0f Joint resolution adopted by The 0cncrA
Assembly Uf thn state VI ONO on Tho 18TH day "
April, A u. 1850, tkon from tho original rolls nlcd
Ia thll once,
m testimony whereof, have loronnio subscribed
my name, ana AIMED NY OiilclD seal
tsnAL1 atCpumbua, tho iBth day OF April, A.
DANIEL J. RYAN,
mao.Lm) Secretary Of STATE,
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ARTICLE XVI.

$50 o. AZ tho general election 10 be held IN iAe
yoAf one thousand eight hundred and nlneiystwo,
aud each twonlloih year thereafter, the questl0n
'RhAil thora be n convention ~ foViao, hlter on
Aniond the Conultutl0n,n shall ho hnbmlltod " the
soolorp Of NE ulalo. AnA IN case majority OF all
nu uru,Um yvpug 10 baon election neclde ~ fAyul
OF convention the uenOral Assembly ~ W next
session, shall provide bY law, fuf thn election OF
doleghlot aud the assembling OF aurh cuhNenlnh'
a. u provided N tho prctudlnH arvion hnt no
amendment 0f thlh Clnhtiiluit hNturd unnu ny any
convention assembled IN rursuAnrr ulslhla article
shall Aku tirt until tht thiuU u1all have htnn lub'
nited ~ tho OtCtUrn ~ tho sietc, ana adopted ny
hlAlurtY OI thuau Vuittiu lhUfuuii
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that tho undersigned hal
been duly appointed and qualified Administrator Of
tho estate 0f George ilAno, late nt hthrk county,
Ohio, deceased VIM H. biiAuym,E.M Au,,s.
dated July D, leep.-ii.dw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

Tho double sculls was battle Of
aquatic giants. There were the Metro
politans, tho Farraguts, tho Don Anna.
tours, Catllus and Baysides, the
Rnyenswoods and Winnipegs, The
Metropoltans and Ravonswoods were
the fayorites In the pools, For the first
threo-fourths OF n milo these two stayed
close together, and then the Jersey men
fell away. The Farragutj put ON u
spurt and kept level with the New
Yorkom for n quarter Of q mile and then
thoy, too succumbed, Next the Winni-
pegs made u burst Of speed that caused
Pilldnton TO yell 10 his stroke 10 "Sock
Il in" and the stroke went from thirty TO
thirty-eight like n flash, while the
Canadians went to the reur. Pilkinton
thought no had everything his own way,
but when within dozen yards OF the
finish tho white-shirted Canadians hove
in Blght on the extreme right and with q
couple Of Bpurt5 came up with tho Met
ropolitans and despite tho hard pulling
of the latter succeeded In crossing tho
line even. Time, SA5; Ravenswoods
third, Don Amateurs fourth, Winnipeg
fifth, Farraguts sixth, Catlins seventh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-15

aKo q. County oiioem shall be elected IN the
even yohfa on tho hfpt Tuesday after tho lfAt Nom
day N November, ny tho electors VI each O0unty IN
unol manner aud l0r such torn of cyen Year,, e'
IN county Onien n tliAll IN ullnd BY appointment
lOi Tho foinnuiurr VI theivr
HrG. g. Township onleriA hnd elective muhlcl'
pai 0nieofa shall be oeoted M the odd years on the
hrt tuesday aitar tho nfst Monday IN November
by the electors of each township or municipality, IN
huoh mhnnub ana TOT Anch trin OF oven ythta, ~
may be provided by law, Whom q vacancy occurs
In township or municipal once II ahnl be- allied by
Appointmont for tho remainder of mo term,
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Dr., PIERCE s PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, htnmaoh aud
bowels, They nrp purely vegetable hna per-
feGily harmless, One Dose Sold BY
drugglgtA, so oeulA vial,
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senior Fours,

In the senior fours tho Wlnnipegs won
uy bwO iungtnS. 1no Delaware5 mace a
hard fight and Gastich, tho bow, keeled
over Ia the boat insensble as II passed
ovor the line. Reetoratlves were applied
and he recovered in n short time. The
Torontos were second and tho Atalantas
third. The latter, however, were dis
qualified and the New York Athletic
club got the place. Winnipegs time,
9;8e; Toronto, 8;40.
Eight-oar Contest.
Tho Atalantas were the favorites in
the olght.oar contest and they realized
the expectations of their friends. II was
a hard ttlssle, however. the Boston
boys got away at the start and at the
throe.quarter buoy were over half o
length In tho lead. They pulled too
ierky, however, whilo the Atalantas
mado fine steady stroke, The latter
drove 10 tho front after the threo-quarter
had heon passed. but wepe soon over
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

WANTFD.-AN ERRAND BOY AT
w WIGGLHsWuRTH,s 81 Madison st.2l-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

I'm silence. TO did the wife of tho one
and the husband Of the other. l have
often wondered how far they would have
gone without remonstrsnce. Perhaps
the demand for ring would have pre-
cipitated the crisis. There Is q legend
told In q great Yorkshire town 10 the eff
feet that, after several couples had been
simultaneously married at the parish
church, one bride found her bridegroom
walking away with another lady on his
arm. The curate, summoned TO her aid,
demonstrated with the defaulter, and be-
sought him to take bis proper partner.
Nay" said he, law was married to
this'un, and loike her 't'best." There
is no reason why this Should not be sober
truth,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

Franklin County (Me) farmers are
considerably excited over the discovery Of
gold among the auckland Hills, and
some are so enthusiastic as to predict an
old-fashioned California boom. The dis
covery has attracted the attention OF ex-
perts. The principal find Is a. an eleva.
{ on of fifteen hundred feet above mean
sea level, and the deposits are found in
quartz veins or reefs, travers'ug II &
slate rock In northerly and southo'ly
direction, nearly parallel with the glacial
stris on the surface rock. They have
increased in thickness, as they have beer
DEVELOPED below the surface, the dip Of
the veins being very nearly perpen.
dlcular.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22
ON TUESDAY,
THE 29ru DAY OF JANUARY. 1889,

AtEOclOcks p. m.s
The following described real estate, viz;
Al, those two certain lots, pieces oe parcels
of laad situated in the city VI Wilmington,
a oresaid, bounded and described as follows,
10 wit;
thu reon erected. Beg ming on the uorthgas-
terly side Of Delaware avenue between West
and ssrests a., a. ne e stance me or,h
westerly gable OF vi Liam W. Forbcst's dwell
ling house at u line oflAnd OF Vincent q. Gil
north -asterly at RICH angles with Delaware
ayeu ~ one hundred feet more or less TO the
sds q kley a ..ee ss1SG wn
STAKE attbe distance Of tweSiy-fonr feet meas
ninety one feet more or less TO the said side Of
Delaware avenue and thence thereby south
easterly twenty -four set to me p ace OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof WI at II may.
Dee Record X, Vol. s, page s0s, etc
No. 2: Bcsinnlng on the northwesterly
side of Dela~Rre avenue between West and
Washington, Of eets at the distance of ono
hun dred and twenty we feet from he north
weste ly gable OF William W. Forbest's dwell
ling, and at li-e of land conve ed to James
W. Ware, thence wi said Wares line no tn
westerly at right angle, With Delaware ave.
10 the southefiy side OF Eleventh street, thence
with III said tide of Eleventh street westerly
ten feet more or less 70 stake at ten ieet at
eight angles frpin the irst de scribed line,
the ee south westerly snd parallel with The
nrst described line one huhdr.d feet more or
thence herewith southeasterly ten feet 10 The
place Q beginning, be the contents within
those bounds what they may. Under and
aid MaNimiliRn l. Ltchtenttein, lis heirs
and sig never to erect a bui sing OF any
Seiz,d and taken In execution ae the prop
erty Of Macmillan 4. Liehtenslein andt. T.,
sheTlf's onice, Wilmington. Del. Sheriff.
Jan. II, 1883. jlo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22
Sarsap ariIia,

PREPARED BY
]. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Ma S.
byali Drueg!f's. Price o. six bottles %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

EOR HOUSE, NO. 3O7 WASH
ington street, containing rooms, bath,
Hnndry, heater In cellar, ans ell con senira-
HB. Apply TO JOHN q. BENN EFT. steam
|oAt compRny's ONCE, foot OF Fourth At. n0-tf
GrOR RENT.-SToRE AND Dwell
y ling, N. W. Cor, OF Eleventh aud 1atnaii
Wreets Apply to n. q. kEMBLE, ~. d.,
|'Ir A and He. a streets, South Wilmington,
.Axl. J2i Gs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

E0R RENT = OLD ESTABLISHED
i coal yard, Possession March 2,th. APP
ply nj ga Il. I'd st. j2-l2tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

The Eoston Transcript, Of the 10th,
contains these two IN it's personal notes.
A reception and complimentary benz
ball was rendered to Captain Nicholas
cradle centensrian was introduced by
Mayor richards. Captain Costello led
the grand march Mr.. Charles King OF
Middleton, was los years old yesterday.
He is of French origin, and il IL stated,
has 400 lineal descendants. He retains
his faculties to IL remarkable degree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22
Rare Spanish Treasure.

A special from Delphos, Ohio, says;
Parties living at Anna Station, o few
mil - from here, on the Pittsburg Rail-
road, are greatly excited over the finding
OF a rare treasure--a remarkable collec
ton of old coins Charles Manning,
while chorping down hollow beech
tree, which was apparently 100 years old,
had bis attention drawn to peculiar.
looking earthen jar, which was well
sunken In the centre Of the hollow butt.
A few blows OF the are liberated Il from
Its C mined position, aud, after securing
It, It was opened and found illed ~ the
brlm with silver coin. They were all OF
spAnish mintage, with few exceptions
Some Of the coins were over 800 years old,
but all the Spanish silver pieces were
about 200 y6ars old. The face value oil
the coin Is about $780,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-22

A subtcrranean disturbance occurred
at the Rodera Hot Springs, Hida District,
Japan, ssrly In - cember. II was at
tended with noises which increased in In
teneity until attaining the loudness OF
'hunder. Then irightful vibrations took
place, doors tell, tombstones toppled over,
articles In the interior Of residences were
completely destroyed, the outlet OF the
hot springs closed a. the stream burst
out afresh in other places. w tn reco-
lectious Of Bsndai-tan, the borriled PEG
pie fled to a distance of between seven
and eight milcs.