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Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec 2s.-A freight
train parted on tho mountain at Nc
Gsrvey's station, beyond this place, early
yesterday morning, aud 10 cars and four
engines were wrecked. Charles English,
fireman, was fatally injured, and died
after being taken to the hospital.
NEWPORT, KY, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Rena
Hucb, widow, SO years of age, was
struck and killed by train in this place
yesterday morning.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Joseph Newman
and Ernest Lomberg were struck by a
train on the Western Indiana Railroad
in this city on Thursday evening. New
man died In a short time, and 1t is
thought that Lomberg's injuries will
prove fatal.
SooTTDALE, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Two freight
trains on the Southwest Railroad col
lided In deep cut near this place yester-
day afternoon. The entire crews OF both
trains were injured, some severely. Both
engines were wrecked, and about 10 cars
were piled on top of each other to a
height OF 80 feet. The collision WAS the
result of mistake In train orders.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Messrs. Foard Bros, Aberdeen, Nd,
growers aud packers Of canned goods.
having established the unquestIonable Q
superiority of their canned goods over
any other brands In the market, are now
giving their attention to tho canning of
whole tomatoes. They are entirely free
from any deleterious ingredients ani are
In every respect deliciously paiatAble, and
above all perfectly wholesome when
turned out Of the can. These tomatoes
remain whole aud have the same flavor
and appearance as II fresh from the vines.
Send TO your grocer and try Foard Bros.
whole tomatoes, only IL cents can. If
Your grocer don't keep them address
postal TO Foard liros., and .hey will in
form YOm WI ere to ohtnin them
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28
Charged lyLh Erection Frauds.

HELENA, Ark, Dec. 26.-The United
States grand jury has returned ten in.
dictmcnts for election frauds alleged to
have taken place at the late congressional
election in the First District. The county
Judge of Craighesd county is among tho
number indicted. He Is charged with
failure to appoint judges from both poll
tical parties, as the law provides. These
prosecutions will undoubtedly Affect the
contest now pending In Congress- be-
tween Judge Cate and /. ii. Feather
atone.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

PORTLAND, Oregon. Dec. 2s.-The
Union Pacific steamer Oregon ran into
and sank the British ship Clan McKen-
zie, at Coffin Rock, on the Columbia
river, Oregon, about halfpsst Il o'clock
yesterday morning. Charles Austla and
Matthew Reid, colored sailors, sleeping
in the forecastle OF the Clan Mckenzie,
were killed by the oregon's bow when ii
crashed into the ship. The latter vessel
WAC at anchor at the time. No other
lives were loet. The Clan Mckenzie was
valued at $4,000. The Oregon was
damaged $40 600
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28
A Boy toHang.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 28.-0tto Leuth, II
years old, was convicted to-day OF muir
der in the first degree, the jury having
been out four hours. The trial occupied
four weeks, Last May Maggie Thomp-
son. z years old, disappeared while on
her way home from school. A month
later her body was found under the house
OF Otto Leuth's father, six or eight doors
from the house of the Thomp pson family.
Young Leuth was arrested and he con-
fessed that he had enticed the child into
an upper room of his home when his
parents were away.
Leuth assaulted and then killed the
girl with hammer. A great effort was
made by bis attorney to prove him In
sane.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

AT meeting OF the congregation o
the White Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening, II uuani.
nous call was extended to the Rev.
Henry A. Mason of Cedarvllle, N. j., 10
the pastorste which was made vacate by
thel r sgratlon Of Rev. J. 8. UmbergeI
over year ago. 1t is understood that
Rev. Mr.. Mason will accept the call, and
will prepare to enter upon his duties in
this new field oil labor at an early day as
practicable.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Dec. 2s.-
Leander r. Briggs, So years of age, sur
rendered himself to the authorities yes
terday. He said that during the past
ten years he had stolen $50, from
Foster s. Bailey, jewelry manufacturers,
in Providence, Rhode Island, by whom
he had been employed as bookkeepsr.
He started for Providence last night In
the custody of an officer.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

A reception was rendered TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Smith last evening by Mr.. and
Nrs. Scholleld at lhe residence of the lat.
ter, No. 700 Jefferson street. A large
number of guests were present, and 4
pleasant evening was spent. The guests
repaired to the dining oon about TO-.
O'Clock, where an excellent tAbls was
spread laden with refreshments, to 0s.ss
they did ample justice.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Mr.. Editor:-Our ders havO been i'm
menso, our local trade has kept US on
the wing" In consequence have had no
time for writing adds. WIN simply say;
Those who have not inspected our exten-
slve aud diversified stock, consisting OF
meerschaum music boxes, meerschaum
sets, pipes, suckers, as well as fine and
nobhy packages of smoking tobaccos,
suitable for holiday presents should
iully, A. A. Chapman, Seventh and
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28
Former White House steward Married d

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Carl Hugo
Zieman was married yesterday to Miss
Lizzie, the l9.year.old daughter of the
late John Welcker, the founder of
Welcker's Hotel. Mr.. Ziemau, from
March until October of this year, was
steward Of the White House, having
come from Chicago to fill that position
on the recommendation OF Chauncey M.
Dopew and Colonel Elliott F. Shepard.
President and Mrs. Harrison sent Q
pretty bouquet OF white roses and hy-
acinths, with their good wishes for the
bride and bridegroom.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

1t Is reported that Presiding Elder
Wilson eontemplales issuing Metho-
dist journal at an early day, IL the clti-
zeus of our State will promise 10 give to
1t a sufficient amount of patronage to pay
the necessary expenses. His object is to
voice tie religious sentiment in regard to
temperance and other reforms, and oc-
cupy more advanced ground than that
taken by the Peninsuls Methodist, which
paper some Of the ministers, for some
cause, appear to autaponize.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

The following deaths were recorded at
Registrar Lees office yesterday:
Whyun.-On December 20, at No. 222
Adams street, Joseph WLynu, aged 20
years. q.
Burgu.-0n December 90, at No. 202
East Thirteenth street, Annie w. Burgu,
aged 81 years. c.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

II you purchase of us Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar case for 81 90
or over, you can have your nalna put on
in gold letters, free of charge. We sell
Methodist hymn books at the same prices
as at tie rooms in Philadelphia. Della.
ware Printing Company, formerly james
" Webb, IA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

If you purchase of us a Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar case for 81. 90
or over, you can have your name put on
In gold letters, free of charge. We sell
Methodist hymn books at the same prices
as at the rooms in Philadelphia. Della.
ware Printing Company, former james
& Webb, 224 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

rhe new Blood Purider and pnrest and b est
OF linm9r Remedies, Internally, and CUTI
GuhA, the great Skin Care, and CUTICURA,
ly, speedily, permanently aud econom icaliy
cure In early life itching, burning, bleeding
redltary humorj with loss of hair, thus
avoiding years nf torture and dIsn ration
Parents, remember this; cures In childhood
are permanent.
sold everywhere. Price, Cutlcura, soc;
soap, 2ic.; resolvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
tion, Boston, Mass.
As-Sond Tor GLOW to Cure Skin Dis.
testinlnu iIlis
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

d. A. Powell, Nos. 308 and $50 Madison
street, has Lake pike, lake shad, white
fish, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish,
ha idock, etc. Oysters by the quart or
bushel. Delivered free of charge to all
parts Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

bo". sou purchase OF us a Bible. hymn
or S,i o,. Ioeaet book or cigar case for 81 100
IN Os' OsGs' you can have your name put on
MI Vu letters, free Of charge. We sell
a. s'Vllst a, hymn books at the same prices
r,rs '1e b rooms In Philadelphia. Della.
L WeLt ttln.lng Company, formerly James
webb, 224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

vail Ioufself OF the Knre Opportunity.
Prof Well, scientific optician, 305
Market street, Wilmington, will otler
from December 10Th to January 1st gold
spectacles ard eye glasses for i3. 90 pair,
positively during that time only. Prof.
Well will examine your eyes freq and ad- :
just the glasses by scientific method.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Life Ia not very pleasant for the Gear
OF Russia; but sufferers from nasal ca
tarfh can now enjoy life and It's blets-
ings, because OF the curative power OF
Old Saul's Cstarrh Cure. Price 25 cents
box. For sale everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

New YoRK, Dec. 27.-Eugene Horn.
hacker was done up tc-night In quich
order by George Dixon, oil Boston, neal
New London, Conn. Dixon was backed
heavily by the Boston paople, who cap
tured many hundreds of the New York
mems money.
When the men entered the ring both
looked determined atf in good condition.
A wcli-known New York sporting man
was selected as referee At the call OF
time both stepped 10 the centre Of the
ring. and Hornbackers 10 mediateiy led
with his left for Dixol'- stomach, but
while he landed squarely, he got a
stiDging blow in the face in return.
Dixon tlen forced the fighting, rushing
Hurnbscker and not oply driving him all
over the ring. but gaining four clean
knOck-downs before the close OF the
round. Hornbaeker wss hit so hard that
lie was very groggy at the call of time,
and It was easily to be seen that the fight
was about over.
When the men wers called up for the
stcond ronnd Hornbacker was still stu
pid, show ing plainly that he had been
severely punished. Eugene tried to rally
and force the fighting, but he was not in
1t. Dixon was fresh aud he pounded the
plucky little German all over the ring
and knocked him out with well. .deliy-
cred right handler on the side OF his left
jaw aftor they had bee1 fighting about
one minute.
The whole fight, rest and all, lasted
only Ave minutes. About 150 people
paid $40 each TO see the mill. Dixon is to
be matched to fight Mccarthy.
Stanton and MarshalIton.
Rev. 4. G. Smoot writes as follows In
the Peninsular Methodist:
"Marshallton, with her wide-awake,
energetic aud spiritual people, is moving
steadily onward. There 10 ANAL mort
gage on the church, which must be lifted
before conference. This would have
been paid off long ago, hut here, as In
come other places, names were given for
certain amounts, which 80 far have re-
mained unpaid.
'Stanton seems to be lifting her head a
little. Our revival effort resulted In the
greatest number Of conversions that
have been secured here for several years.
The prayer and class meetings are but
thinly attended, but the Sunday school is
quite promising. Two weeks ago the
Sunday school held an oy ster supper and
bazaar, which netted si3j. This was In
the interest OF new Sunday school
library, and this week n library OF 100
volumes has been purchased at the
Methodist book etoie in Wilmington.
We hope the school wilt be as earnest
with 1t as they were tos it.
Our revival meetings, which continued
through ten weeks in the two churches,
aud resulted in forty conversions, have
closed. With the Lords blessing we
have gathered this har rest, and the bur-
den of our prayer is taat hi arms may
a ways be about these converts to keep
them In the narrow way.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Before purchasing your dolls call at
Second and Tatnall streets and see
splendid doll, Il inches long, l5c.; also
an elegant line of dolls, the cheapest in
the city, at Hukill & Poist's.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

The President Of the great British Stat
OF Phyaicians and Surgeons, consisting
OF nipe In number, who are travelling In
Pullman Palace Car, will be at the
Clayton House, Wilmington, Del, for ap
morning, Dec. 80, 1850. The sick to Be
treated free OF charge for ten days. This
being an advertisement they charge moth
ing whatever for their services. They
trent all kinds Of diseases aud deformities,
also performing sh surgical operations
iree. Tho only favor they Ask Is rec
ON mtnendetion from those thoy cure. In
valids will please not take offence II they
are rejected as inourable as this syndi-
cate OF physicians will accept nd case un-
ICES they are certain azure can be effected.
they have had vast experience In the
following hospitals and inarparies Lon
doa, Paris, Dublin, Glasgow, Belfast
Heidelberg.
specialists throughout the United States
during the past year is tomethlng unpre-
cedehted In medical history, We have
neither time nor space 10 go into details.
II is sufficient to say that though
thousands OF cases have been rejected as
incurable, there are many thousands
scattered throughout sbe larger cities Of
the United States who s9ill willingly tes-
lify as to the benefits they have received
from their ekillful trea ment Thousands
OF letters to this effect may be found on
| file at their Office.
now 1T CAME ABOUT.
II 10 q wel-known fact that the British
army Is stationed throughout the entire
British POSSESSIONS, reaching from the
Forrid to the Frigid Zones, covering
vast area OF territory and encompasslng
almost every cline. These regions are
also infested with their peculiar diseases,
snaa ,sHa portrait at ke Of wonderful veget-
2 Market street. Nelk, nown to possess
'asleerr organs ,dS nSsSSs stationed at It these
l5H4Elo lous postss naturally fsmilisrize them
tefee with tho Enccessful treatment of
these pesuliat dIeeases Upon their re-
turn to England, 1t was perfectly natural
TINT they should meet together and COM
pare notes and experiences. In this way
the well-known staff OF English physi-
cians and surgeons was frat organized.
After most successful tour of all the
great European cities, they are now
making u protracted spur OF American
cities.
out Of o7, $40 invaiids who have visited
the doctors during the last year. 53,7s3
were rejected as incurable.
Remember the datee, and 90 early, as
you run great risk IN not being able to
get examined during rhe last dsys of the
doctors stay, as their Offices are crowded
from morning till night.
Office hours: From pa. m. to 7.3O D.
m; Sunday from 10 q. m. to p. III.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Why suffer with a bad cold when one
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
cure n cough OF the worst kind. DR..
Bull's Cough syrup Is sold for 25 cents
per bottle by all dtuggists In the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

VIII he given by Oak Hill SUM FAY
school on Tuesday evening, December 81,
1889, at the school house on the Lsncas-
Ter pike, at 7.30 p. In. Admission, 25
cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28
BoyCovsrsd with Sea hs.

led all his life with very bad humor, which
appeared all over his body IN small red
blotches, with dry white scab on them.
La 81 year he was worse than ever, being
covered with scabs from the top OF his head
TO his feet aud continually growing worse,
althOugl he had been treated by two physic-
CuTlCunA REMEDIES, and am happy to say
they did all that could wish. Csing them
disappeared, leaving the skin fair aud
smooth and performing a thorough cure.
Ihe CUriCuRA REMEDIES are all you claim
gold.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

tOok Sou nuLchase of us a Bible, hymn
81 o..I pocket book or cigar case for 81 90
h sn'a ' You can hays your name mt on
Es1bnu D,u letters, free of charge, We sail
a a, ,llst ,l hymn books at tho same pr,cas
Nars I5.e ps,ms rooms in Philadelphia. Dels-
d Wehh .,hg g5t Company formerly James
'eoo' "a Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Ladies who value reflned complexion
must use Pozzoni's Powdcr-it produces
so. l. and beautiful skin.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

| lhe urlp and It's cure Is now claimIrg
popular attention. IutenslfylnR Intei.
leetuaiity OF Inventive aud material pro.
gIess creates q snperfciality, novelty
ana haste OF idea, 4 craze for sometbino
new even though 1t be ouly a word. M
.he american people LA Grippe" ia a
new Term. But every generation, since
IsueAssians began supplanting Indians.
nas on occasions had the influenza ana
Una. is al u is, a sneeziug or coughing
cold In the head OF greater or less intsn :
eny according to the sanitary condition
ot the perton. Any conditions oI
weather or climate superinducipo a cold
are favorable to 1t. =" N'''
a frozen earth surface. covared v,th
snow In a melting condition. A chilly
cloudy day and an outer Rarmeul thrown'
open on perspiring body, standIng stlll
anu taking, are favorable couditions
In ou: generation the average pbvsIcai
constitution is weaker through oreatar
prevalence OF luxury, idleness and carpsl
lnduikences. Hence tho influenza GET, a
stronger grip on more feeble body ol
course u Is particularly severe on weak
or diseased throat or lungs. and NAV
9isclose, hasten or consummate fatal
H. is said that the name, coined through
political Irony in 1873 OF "Tyler Grip'1
was then given this inauenza, which ran
over The country without being regarded
iatai disease. The same Is the "Rus-
si9n influenza or LA Grippe" of 1889.
~ 10 more funny than serious and
more annoying than dangerous. II
seldom runs for more than five days n
hot renewed BY fresh cold and often
,esVes its victim 10 three. Although II
mas seized tens ofthousands OF Europeans
country.
But "The Grippe" the Inausuza anv
cold or any incipient fever whatever, Of
This or any higher latitude in Amarlea
eau be made Immediately conyalescent
and cured In some three dsys Inv tbis
method: Let the patient strip excent
undcrclothing, sit in = wooden chair.
have q board in front between ths chair
aud tue lower limbs.
Put the feet in u pail of hot water. min
comforter close around the throat and
togeiher all the way down to the floor,
Which 10 reaches on all sides. Place a
saucer half ful, OF alchohol on A wood
block on the floor beneath the center OF
the chair. Light II and drop or close the
comforter. In some fifteen or twenty
minutes the streams OF perspiration will
begin TO run, and should be allowed 10
How twenty minutes TO half an honr. III
The patient 10 strong aud physically ex.
erci1es daily, the longer period; If feeble,
use discretion.
Then give the patient teped sponfe
DAHL who thereupon retires to bed. II
bilious, take a cathartic, and become
clean inside and out. II nervous, drink
elder blow tea, sweetened or not TO suit.
II Is desirable to intensity the perspira-
ton drink boiled milk, sweeteued heav,
lily with sugar.
his last. however, is not indispensable.
The Alchohol prevents taking new cold.
and in the morning the patient can 20
out and work as usual.
In American Revolutionary times,
when doctors and money were scarce,
our iorefathers' generally .cur.d them
selves OF colds, iucipient levers and iu-
hucpza In this way.
The difficulty OF administering medi-
cine TO young children ID entirely over
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

did aI an1 '' risn Ia, q souihwick's IA splen.
Street p fIsIiable), at No. 4O3 Madison
d W. Bsrnett, manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

We have heard many of our old friends
say that Salvation Oil cured them of rheu-
matiem. Those who have not tried It
should do 80. Our druggists sell 1t for
twenty-five cents bottle all the time.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

GpsA1 lunch at Mrs. Graham's, No.
$50 shsptay stIcsk EanakrGut anu
mashsl T,Sss:S$s
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

WILLIAMsPoRT, Dec. 2S.-Ous span
of new bridge In this place, which had
not been fully fastened in position, went
down yesterday afternoon, when a
heavy load OF lumber was driven upon
1t. The team and four men went down
with 1t. falling about thirty feet. VIM.
Somers, one Of the men employed on the
bridge, whose home is in Rochester, N.
Y, was killed. Burt Thompson, driver
Of the team, John Daley and Frank
Cable, the latter foreman OF the bridge
men, were all injured. The driver was
warned by the bridgemen not to drive on
the dangerous span, but he went ahead
regMdless Of abe notice.
Office Wilmington Commercial College
Aud school of shorthand and type writ
ing open daily. Day and evening ses-
sions, January2.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

When Baby was SICK,
We CAV. her Castoria.
When She was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
Wien she became Miss,
She chung to castorla.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Cigars for holiday presents at Haw-
kins', 7,h and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

DUBLIC SALE
viii be sold at public sale, at 9lO%
MadisouNstrcet, on
TUESDAY, December 3ist, 1889.
at $50 o clock, II. m,
Il fun and complete line of household
goods, among which are | parlor suite,
. chamber suites, carpets. | secretary.
nice marble top sidebonrd
beds, bedding, tables, chairs, Queens.
ware and cutlery, 1 cook stove nearly
new, and other articles.
The above named goods are all of flne
quality and in good order, and above the
average OF those usually found ut pub.
lie sale, and well worthy the attention
OF any wishing to purchase.
W. A. IIUKILL,
d'2l2l-2s'do Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Robes and horse covers at Perkins, 10l
W eat Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

Bad breath is most always caused by a
sick stomach. This can easily be cured.
Laxador. is the remedy for such cases.
Price % cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

FOR SALE. 1
Any one contemplating the
purchase of a home will do well
to examine the following list Of
very desirable houses.
1O11 West Eighth street.
1908 West Eighth street.
1913 West Eighth street..
N. E. cor. Seventh and Franklin sfa.
632 West Third street.
234 Madison street.
1006 Monroe street.
9O1 Monroe street,
9Ol Adams street.
S34 Monroe street,
S23 Shipley street.
604 West Eighth street.
l90o Delaware avenue.
1904 Jefferson street.
l504 Lancaster avenue.
Jos Rodney street,
1919 Lancaster avenue.
1909 I,insclp street.
424 E.et Filth street.
l23O Lancaster avenue
512 Es.t Twelfth street.
SOB and Se5 WoilAston street
7o1 Monroe street.
3, and hArshsll street.
l0< West Twelfth street
SiIteenth ss. and Bancroft's roar
S25 AAaus stfess
1OIs and IL Bennett street.
70i Wesi stfeeA
l402 Van Bursn street.
$40 Wsst Seventh street
6f4 Van Buren street.
1903 4, 9. and 8 Tssnall street.
6lS West street.
1l32 Jackson street.
S08 Van Buren atreet.
ZIG West Eleventh street.
400 Shcarmsn street.
1C11 Church street.
lO2l Lowering avenue.
$40 Spruce streeh
Jl7 Guyer avenue.
9ll Monroe street.
234 Madison street.
1851 and 8 Delaware avenue.
943 Kirkvood street.
925 hirkwood street.
6l0 West street.
Gl5 Wet seceud st-eet.
HOO 2and 4 ClIestnpt etreet.
SIT Adams street.
500 West Fourth street.
GO4 Van Duren street,
900 West Eighth street.
S03 s asd Madison street.
1881 West Eighth street.
140S Harrison sRest.
1912 Van Baren street.
SD6 8 and 10 auttonwood street.
10l7 West Pourtll street.
90i King street
III King street.
$40 King street.
Should none Of the above
uit we will be pleased to fur,
ish you with another list ON
pplication, either personal or
y letter. ~
1EALD & co.
eventh and Market streets.
d-GU2l-2s s5-as
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28

49, Fourth street. Ani y 10
Daily Republican., 1889-12-28
Cured by Cuticuva

Our Oldest child, now six years OF age,
when an In f. mt six months old was ttack ed
with virulent, malignant skin disease. All
ordinary remedies Falling, We called our
family physician who attempted to cure it,
until the over portion OF the little fellows
person. from the middle of his back down TO
his knees, was one solid rash, uRly, painful,
biotched, and malicious. We Had no rest al
night no peace by dAy. Finally, we were ad-
yised try the OUrtCunA REMEDIES. The
eject was simply marvellous. In three or
four weeks complete Gu re vas wrought
leaving the little fellows person as white
and healthy as though lie had never been at
tacked. In my opinion, your valuable REM
edies saved his life, anil to-day he Is a strong
healthy child, perfectly well, no repetition
of tile disease having ever occurred.
GEO. n. sMIT5,
Atty at Law and EI-Pros. Atty
Acid