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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

We now have our stock Of
Baby Coaches ready for you.
We have made our arrange
ments with the manufacturer,
and now have his products on
our floor. Never before have
VIC been enabled to give you
such handsome carriages for the
money. Many of them are s
and 8 dollars cheaper than last
year. The cut is only in the
price and is not taken out in the
make up of the goods. Every
pattern shown is exclusively
our own and cannot be bought
IL other stores. This is a good
thing to remember when buying
a coach. BY the result of
shrewd dealing with the manu-
facturer, we can sell you a high
rattan body carriage, upholstcr-
ed in wool, satccn or silk plush
with lace edge, satin parasol,
on patent adjustable rod, for SI2.
This is by far the handsomcst
carriage tor the money ever Of
fcrcd. Former price, 5000.
We have many others rang
ins in price from So to s38. We
think we can suit you .here in
any kind of a Baby Carriage.
We are offering now choice
line of straw mattings. We have
a good mating in plain white or
fancy check for I5c per yard.
An extra quality, jointlcss, for
, soc, on upwards to $50. We
make reduction if you take a
roll of 40 yards. It's not toe
early to take a look at the Re-
' frigcrators; already they are on
. the go. Think of what they
save. Can you afford to dc
without one?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

Tho Grand Jury, at Chicago, on satur-
day, indicted for murder Superintendent
Herman, Of the County Insane Asylum.
This action grew out of the death oil Rob
ert Burns, q patient 10 that asylum, VITO
was beaten TO death by attendants. Vi
these, Schubert, Crogan, Pechs and itch
ardson were also Indicted for murder.
Professor A. 8. Layne, Superintendent
OF Pubic Schools, IN Evansville, Indiana
while In barber shop on Saturday, IVES
attacked by Charles Jones, colored, one
OF the employees, with razor, and was
dangerously wounded. The cause oil the
attack is not known.
Samuel Dunn killed his wife, Marie,
in Cohoes, New York, on Saturday morn
ing by cutting her throat. He came t.
this country from England six months
ago, and his wife about week ago. He
10 so years OF age and his wife's age was
about the same.
A freight train on the Cleveland, Lo-
raine and Wheeling Railroad went
through bridge at Maynard, Ohio, early
on Saturday morning. Three tram hands
were badly hurt, Conductor Gordon IA
tally.
William Bush, an employe OF the AgrI-
cultural aud Mechanical College In ex-
ington, Ky was killed by j. W. BArdin,
a student, in fight on Saturday. Hardin
is 20 aud Bush rs years OF age.
The Secretary of the Navy on Saturday
awarded to the Union Iron Works, OF
San francisco, the contract for con
structing the gr at armored coast defence
vessel, at cost of 81 CPS ,OOp.
Lieutenant August +. Fechteler was
thrown from his horte In Washington on
Saturday evening and suffered cnncus-
sion OF the bran, which 1t WAS feared
would result fatally.
Verg Dobsou shot and killed his son-in-
law, Lucien Floyd, near Nashville, Ken
lucky, on Friday night. It was a fight
about family matters. They were both
colored.
whitelAw Reid, the new Minister to
France, sailed for his post from New
York on Saturday. Minister Thayer also
sailed for the Netherlands.
Daniel Metzger died in WIKI esbarre,
Pa, yesterday, OF Paralysis, aged 81
years. He wae Mason aud one Of the
oldest Odd Fellows in the state.
Mary Green, 80 years old, colored and
blind, iell out OF u third story widow In
Philadelphia last evening and was inter
nally injured.
Datiel r. Clymer, ex-mayor OF Read
Ing, Pa. died IN that city last night at
the age of 10 years.
J. Frank WilRus, who was injured In
the Bridesburg grade crossing accident,
died sunday.
General Greedy Ia confined TO his bed
by severe attack of rheumatism.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06
FIFTH EDITION.


The ReInl-annual test OF the \yu,,n.-
ton Fire Department apparatus VA, "s
nekeed Gu Saturday BY the Councn p,s s
Committee, Mesfrs Bauah, Ay,r. -"
don, Ryan and Moore, superinlen'lo1o NV
the Fire Department William ME- Su' y u
en-, Assistants, b. f. Kane and inha
nenurlckson, several members ,f NV
Philadelphia Fire Department anl d, ,,o sus
gation irom the Hauiey Hose Comr,ny ' -,
Chez ter. '"l VI
The tests commenced on Frer,l ,...,
below Thirteenth a 8 30 a. m. v1i. Ky Wy
Weecdcoe and Rel ance eor.,u , I"S
pounds OF steam and so pounds .r...a Nv
were allowed Tor each engine bn, .o,an
umes The steam gauge ran lar above NJ,
plumber OF pounds. VI"
Ibe Wtceacoe squlrttd thrnu. A ,.op,l.
hose, 900 feet long, 192 feet, aud ,beER.
lance 1873 feet. -"
The Washington ard Fame ware ~.
next engines tested under the sam. ,,"
ditions, the first throwing watei ..I Is.,
Inches, aud the latter 2l9 fee ] rai,.
The Washington engine is an Au,,kasg
81 years old.
The Delaware Fire Company f,s3l1ll
TO an alarm IRON box ID, ran II PAM
toeuth and French streets, erected n,
ladder aud had a man on top Vita q line
Of hose In his hand IN AZ minute
In the afternoon the PluDA ami
FRIENDSHIP nSines took their Hc.s Ina
greatest interest was manifested b,,gsrn
these two engines The Phlx bad
their new Clapp 81 Jones engine ami u.
Friendship their LaFrance.
Tho contest was a close one hu. tina
Phmnix squirted 20 feet I incaos. and
the Friendship 2O6 feet 3 inchcs. lfs
Phoenix started Oh her triumplal march
home with an enthusiastic crowd 10 los,
ing her Robert Ogden holding alon a
flag with a game rooster on tho staff IN
the evening the Phoenix, preceded t.,
band OF music, visited and scfeu4l,l
every engine house in the city. The tcs
was good naiured one and all Dowt,
bCbmissiyely TO the superiority OF III
squirting propeusi'ies OF the Phun,x.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

The May term o the Court of General
Sessions aud Peace and jail Delivery
opened at 1910 O'clock this morning.
with Chief Justice ComeEys aad Associ.
ate Judges Houston aud Paynter ON the
bench. Clerk cochran cal ed the names
OF the grand Juro's and all answered ex-
cept George ). Grubb of this city. VIM.
COoch of Penu4der hundred was appoint
ed foreman, aud al er the jury was sworn
they retired to their room to consider n
number OF bills that were presented to
them. The names OF tbs general jurors
were then called aud all answered.
Attorney General Bsgs stated that the
case OF Walter Hall, charged with bas-
tardy, which was continued at the last
term OF court, has been settled
between the parties, aud he A. krd
permission to enter bolle pTu5t qui,
which was granted.
The grad jury came ia at II O'Clock
and made their return on several bills
that had been present Il to them, after
which they were discharged until3 o'clock
this 'ternoun.
VIM. freeman, CnloTed, was airalgur'l
on an indictment charging him with the
larceny Of several pieces Vi harness IN
Christlana Hundred on April 9Th, aud
pleaded not guilty.
He was also indicted for the larceny OF
q mare, the property OF WIN. Robinson,
at the same time, 10 which he pleaded
not gui ~.
George Wingate and VIM. M,Gmnts
were arraigned on charge of burglary
and larceny, In breaking iuto aud rohbiug
the store OF Henry Fayter on March o.
Winga'e plead Il guilty aud Mcutnui.
not guilty.
Cout then took recess until 5 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

There is great excitement In Tbs city
whenever the newspapers announce Tie
capture Of a whale. A few months ago =
very large one wis lowed through the
Delaw are and chesapeake canal. But
yesterday they could be seen along the
Brsndywne and on dry and. 1t being a
beautiful day every poss Ssar oil on icit
a pleasure Ia wearing it, e,pcclaiiy hose
that were obtained al the Economy
Clothing HILL But these whales don
happen to be rItrll,d with an II, aud those
lucky pCsscssOrs that bought thcir
'broad vale" suits at the above
establishment were convinced That their
"wsles' didn't swallow up 50 much
money as those bought elsewhere
'BToad Vale suits thau high priced
clothlers get 81! Tor, Fe.lhrtmcr TIM econ
omy Hail Clorhler Is selling Tor sixteen
aud kindly don't forget his valuable lieu
OF interest, a. five dollars saved eau al
way be used Tor other acknowledgements
and please remember that merit Away
demands recognition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

Arthur g. Weber, who is engaged ia
the grain business In the town OF Christi
ana, WAS about shifting some barrels in
the second story OF the warehouse last
Saturday, when he lost his balance, and
falling "a distance of some six feet, he
alighted Rstrlle of the front board Of a
gran b II, mjuring hlmself very seriously.
DIR. Springer was Immediately called In
and dressed the wound On Sunday ho
became much worse, when DIR. Peters
and DR.. Black, OF New Castle, were
summoned ~ a consultation, after which
they made an incIsion to carry oil tho
surplus water. On Sunday evening Dr..
Springer accompanied him TO tho Uniyer.
sty Hospital In Philadelphia, where tho
necessary treatment was exteI ded and
glass tube was inserted to afford relief
His recovery is somewhat problematlca,
but it is hoped that the wounds may
heal and he may be restored to cdmnri
tive good health. flo Is an e.tlnable
man, aud his acquaintanecs will hear q
his ailliction with regret.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

a NIinstrrI's suicide,

BLooMISGToN, ILL.,. May 5.-Harry W.
Bishop, who foT d quarter of century
or longer has ben known quite pron-
nently to the minstrel world rs Harry
Robinson, the man with the silver hurns,
committed su eide at hot | Ia this city
by taking poison. Bishop was found ia
bed IN condition o stupor at $40 this
morning, and died this atternoon, DIES pite
medical help.
HIS wife obtained divorce from him
on last Thursday In the Circuit Court,
this city, on the ground of cruelty, aud
Bishop let the case 20 by default.
lie left several lettcrs, including o in
which hr said u al he had resolved to die
because OF the fact that paralysis was
gradually overcoming him and he dreaded
falling into state ul helplessness He
closed the letter with dix grains of NOR
phine did It.
He was sad to he worth at ore time
$4,000 His father resided at No. $50
East Twelfth street, Brooklyn, N. Y. lie
was aged s. aud leaves one child, an in,
faut, with his divorced wife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06
FOURTH EDITION

| BE sure of No. SIS when you want
photographs at Beecher's.
The most and best pictures for You
momey-Btecher's gallery, 3l5 Market
Cali and see the New No. 7, American
Sewing Machine, At $40 Walnut street.
! A. Y. DeNornandie, the lcwelvr, sOs Ship
| ley street.
Lint's IoxeDRers, tale and sure remedy
for dyspepsia. Taylor u Fullerton, 302
King street.
60 to Plunkott's. 100 West Front 81
and buy q bag OF BleDton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Miss Idle Newell OF Salem, n. j., whC
has been visiting irleuds IN this city, re
turned home Friday.
Parts and attachments for your sewieg
machine, also your machine repaired At
the American office, sl2 Walnut at.
St. Georges Castle, X. @. E., will give
a ball at Webster's dancing academy on
Friday evening.
OPP ra Martha" in costume at Opera
House tonight. Reserved seats only 51r.
d. no! miss this treat
Calvary Guild will meet at tn resi-
dence Of Mrs Charles 7. Allen, N 800
Washington street, ON Thursday ,v ming
nex'.
The First ward Democrats have tlecte
James A. O'Donuell a delegate to the
Democratic county convention to revise
the party rules.
Try Steward & Chandler for clean
Western oate, coal, mill feed, hay and
straw. Weldln's yard, south side. Tele-
phone ITO.
IN -
will bold meeting for organization to-
and Brown streets.
The Eighth ward Republicans will meet
at the headquarters OF the Eighth Ward
Republican Club, No. 702 East Seventh
street, this evening at O'Clock.
II costs Jordan but Sl25 to make
dozen Cabinet photos. That is why ne
can sell them for $3.50, at No. 6l5A
Market street.
Every one should 70 TO the juvenile
operetta at Opera House this evening. A
large number of good seats still to be bad
at box Office.
For photographs 90 TO Holland. He
makes the finest photographs IN the city
at the very lowest prceL Gallery, 307
Market street.
John Fry will take charge ofthe bar o :
the steamer Republic, running from
Philade phia to Cape May this summer
John is popular fellow and knows how
to dispense drinks to the thirsty.
The Sixth Ward Republican Commit
tee will meet In the Republican Head
quarters, Seventh and Market streets, this
evening, whore the Republ cans of til
ward are asked to meet with them.
Mrs Martha A. McGayvey and Mrs
Samuel A. McAiams OF Philadelphia aud
Miss Sa,lie X. Clark of CeciltOn, Md are
the guests of Mrs. Edwin r, Banks, near
kocklAnd.
W. A. Hukill will sell At publ, sale,
tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, at 6J3
West Second street, a lot Of new and
secondhand furniture, grocery store Ak.
lures, dry goods, tools, &c, to the best
| bidder.
The Land League met At Seventh aud
Market streets yesterday afternoon aud
discussed matters pertaining 10 the lee
ture by Rev. Francis z. Ward of Mount
st, Mary's College, for the benefit OF the
Parneli defense fund.
A wheel came oil York wagon last
evening as It was passing uOwn the upper
road leading from the keunett pike tt
St. Joserh's Church. Luckily the horsG
WAS II quiet one, and no damage Was sus
tanned beyond slight detention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

The Newport mas, William Tate, re-
ferrcd to in saturdays REpuHLICAN,
was fined $40 aud costs uu Saturday
afternoon by Squire Mouaa han, for
driving u p9or old di'pidA ed skeleton
Of II horse, that sDyuo,y with auy hu-
mainly In them would be ashamed to
drive. When e II by REyum re-
porter Tate was keeping guard over his
bunch OF bones IN the yaid OF the Drlt,
ware House stables waiting for II ui4u to
come, who he said told him uOt ~ take
the horse away until he told hun. The
man, who Wa, Agent Frank Stout, came
and told him he could go-Dut to The
'Squire'- Office. When Tate was fined
he said he won d lay on his back III Jail
NJ 4 board out the line before he would
Pay 1t. Very well lhru, IT that Is your
-ehoToe You will be permitted 70 do so,
eoolly said Squire Monaghan, aud Tate
was taken TO the cells a d locked up. AZ
evening came and he thought Oi the biz
and little Tates' nut in Newp IT, hi'
heart relenied, and IL, ho accUmmoda-
tons ia the cells wee not nrst.clasS, Ia
concluded to pay the line and costs
which he did and started Tor his HON,
with the injunction not TO use that hog~
again IN his present condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

AT the NJ. +. preachers meeting this
morning the following officers were elect
ed for The ensuiug six mouths:
President-Roy. julius Dodd, Hockcs-
ain.
Vice Presideut-Rey, T N Given, Mt
Lebanon.
Secretary and Treasurer-Rev Harvey
W. Ewing, Madeley,
Boarl OF Curaturs Rev Vaughan ).
Collins, 7. Irving Watkins aud r. Z.
Smoot.
The sermon to be preached by l;,v.
Mr., Grice was posipOntn until the Il 81
Monday in June.
Rev F.. J.. Hubbald met with a W I'm
greeting from his ministerial brethren
Tee balance OF the morning was taken VI
with hearing detailed account OF hi
visit to EUROPE v ith his BICYCLE 1t
Travelled through England, Scotland aux
Ireland, aud gave u graphic description
Of the cund ton OF the = oplr, lie say
the condition OF Ireland is dcpltlAOlt
and everybody under Thirty years OF a.
IL tri ing to get away.
Next Monday, Kew. Alan Stcng'e ",
read a paper on the Millennium
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06
DR., WORT HIS COOGH SYRUP

Is the most speedy and certain cure for
all diseases OF the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, sure
Throat, WhoOping Cough. Asthma.
Bronchitis, fleurisy, Splitting OF Blood,
Pains in the Chest, etc.
1t does not only dry up Cough, hut
lnus"ns the Phlegn and allays the III
Illumination thereby permitting nature
To heal the diseased pats.
Ear Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
lloarS,nc,s tins remedy is uucqualed,
also FOR Coughs after Measles.
For long Standing aud cousumptive
Coughs this Is the remedy.
PRICE % CENTS.
N. DANFOkTH, Secoud aud Market.
Il I, DlLWOKrH,
milo Second and Jefferson SITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06
Fatal Railroad War

NEW BIZ SswIcK, n. J., May "a
RIOT occurred Mt the Sayreyllle brick aat,
five miles below thi place on SauR4I
night. Agent u. Z. Hendlicksom, With
100 men. started to put in II spur tton
the IN ain line of the Raritan River Rail
road, across the land OF OK. Frcelpldef
Edward furman, down through The
brickyuids Furman was Opp0sel 10
their crossing his land and called cut hii
men. The railroad men were re-eltored
by the brickyard men favorable to tie
railroad, until by midnight 800 men wers
engaged in a fight, George KessingrF
one of Furman's laborers, and john Ken
needy, railroad man we killed M0'e
trouble Is expected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

Tn dog fighters pl the city not willing
TO risk another fight on the Delaware side
OF The line where they were liable to be
< bbled up by the police, left on Satur-'
day night with their bu / pup Jimmy
27 pounds, aud hied up to Village Green
In Delaware couuty, where they were
met b. lot OF CHI oter fighters, who
brought with them spot" brindle aud
white about the sane weight. The flgh,
commenced atout . O'clock, and Taste !
an lOur and ten minutes, when Spot
got the Eight, Jimmy" failing to come
to the scratch. About 70 people wit
messed the fight without being compelled
10 hid In hay mows.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06
PEERLESS DYES sol S ~ ;s 6ur H%i.T
4 CL0THlER
PHILADELPHIA.
WORDS TO TIE PUBLIC.

Whatever we may say advertisements concerning
superior advantages may possess the transaction of the
Dry Goods business any be any
depreciation of others. This great community requires and
possesses all classes OF Mercantile Houses from the little local
departments and its millions Of business. he large
house, Of the country have Of late years mostly drtcd into
general merchandise, keeping good stocks Of dry goods but
adding thereto hats shoes, furniture china, books stationery
This especially true Of the large houses of Boston and
New York but also applies to city We regret this
tendency but have to deal only with affairs
While very DESTROYS patrons and cater to
that the great Dry Goods business great enough and comp
hcnsivc enough transacted the broaest possible scale
absorb the attention, the efforts and ability OF any single nd
viua of individuals We have also believed that
better could be rendered by concentration of
the special business and the consequent requirement opec
facilities for its transaction; and that the business
cpbc of almost indefinite deveoPement the service rendered
grew be all that make it. and all that possible
under the most Evorn8 circumstances Believing this we have
sought prefer business every possible way
patrons well by seeking their interest not SO much in appearance
reality and to do in the field alone until larger field
mpcratycy demanded by events The result has justified
judgment in the fact that the business has steadily grown
with each ena cement oil the house, rendering 1t impossible to
spare to add departments even we had desired to
& To-day with floor space devoted the sale Dry
Goods retail than any house Of which have knowledge any
where there nevertheless constant demand for
from various Department Heads and this notwithstanding
has only years made greatest enlargement
n at which feared by that would have
much room unless c This apprc
= hcnon-Wlch sharcd-carccy has existence
believe II any mind at the present time.
We speak prominently of these because
address million of readers his way their advan-
agc have remind any Of them who pcrchancc may
know what we are doing that we arc striving st-successv
h we have reason to bcvc-to early to rendc
the service that rendered special business and only
b he fact Of rendering such service have we hoped for the CON
tnued and enlarged patronage ohe public That patronage
come increasing volume, and invite the peopl
everywhere examine what doing and share in van
which, depreciation of others to claim the bes
% that rendered the American Dry Goods Business in tn
ian year of 1889
1ss STRAWBRlDGE & CLOTHlER,
,e. Eighth and Market Streets Phila
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06
DIED.

BL ACK-On tho 9th inst, Edward L.
Black, in the 23d year OF his age.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend hts runcial from his
lato residence, M. 1865 Walnut street, ON
Wednesday afternoon ap 2 O'Clock. In
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
ROBINSON.-In Newark, Del., on the
3rd inst, Eliza A., wife of George G..
Robinson, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services in
the W est Presby torian Church, on Wed
uesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Inter
ment private. I
STEEN.-On the 9th inst, Mary Stcen,
wife of James Stccn.
Funeral from her late residence ON
Wednesday afternoon ut 4 O'Clock.
services at the Old Swcdes' Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

The Richardson property, situated on
tho Newport pike, a short distanee from
tho ely line, containing 20 acres, was
offered AZ public sale at the Enal'oa
room OF l.. w etidham 4 Son, tbs
morning, When 1t was bid up to s., go by
George e. Simpson, at which hslre
was withdrawn. as the owners ~eie lo'
willing to sell at any such price. IL sl'
ditiOn to the land there IS q irsttlaS
water power. 1t Is good location lof
business and II is not surprising Tia me
owners think that they should realize
omething handle One Out Of II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

The committees from the various cas-
ties OF Knights OF the Golden Eagle Of
his city met at the Smith Building on
saturday night for the purpose Of con-
sidering the advisability OF building q
hall for the use Of The order. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: w. J. Lytle.
chairman; II. G. Rettew, secretary /;
Charles FehrenUach, treasurer, after
which the committee adjourned to
meet Saturday evening next at the same
Place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

TOPEKA, Kan, May g. Irwin Taylor
Tor come time past chief clerk In ths
Office Of the Attorney General and Eno"n
as Assistant Attorney General, TO d3y 70
tires, and is succeeded by Mrs. j. NJ
Kellogg, wife of the Attorney GeueraL
Mrs. Kellogg was admitted to the BAT o.
the Supreme Court eight years ago, sna
Is a member OF the State Bar Association
She was her husbands former law pa '
ner at Emporia, the old firm name beng
l.. B. Il j. NJ. Kellogg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

SAVANNAH, Ga, Msy 6-Pa,rick Nc
Euenay stabbed Frank Dobson In a
quarrel early this IN orning. Dobson died
in q lew minutes McEnenay was ar
s'ed and held by the coroner's Jury for
murder. The murdered man was stabbed
with pocket.Rnile Lear he heart. Both
parties had been on night spree aud
met ia dive and began the quarrel,
which ended on the street In Dobson's
murder,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

READING, May lowing to the ar
rests OF the past week and the rumor that
detectives would be stationed to watch
all places suspected of selling on Sunday,
Reading came as near having absolute
prohibition to-day ma at any time In her
history. 30 far 40 could be learned not
one Of the 1873 Saloons and hotels sold a
drop, and the city was exceedingly quiet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-06

Christ .Detel Of Youngstown, Ohio,
owns over one hundred Thousand dollars
worth Of real estate, and his tenants have
become SO enrage1, owing TO a German
shoemaker named Prank Sbirer commit
ting suicide In one of bis houses because
he WAS threatened with eviction, that
they are nearly all moving out, saying it
brings nothing but III Ink 10 live In DE
bel's houses.