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Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-Captain VIII
liaIns, who left ON December Sth with a
prize crew OF 25 mon to bring back the
steamer Haytien Rep .hlic, returned
yesterday. lie arrived ihere two days
before the Galena and iantic,i but he
was told by the Legitme representatives
that he might prepare TO bring the YES
sci back TO New York, as the matter
would be settled in the courts, Fifteen
Haytiens were guarding the seized ves-
sci
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
SDeclal Sale Of hamburg EnbrOideries,

Direct from the manufactures Switzerland We have them
Cambria Nansook and Swiss immense variety of paterns
beautiful and elegant designs superior quality of work Neat
and dainty styles we'll the elaborate and snowy pat
terms making by far the finest line have exhibited and
the lowest prices Lovers of fine embroderes which be
purchased such moderate prices asking will be in
erested inspect stock Also large line of Wide Founc
ngs and aover embroideres usual low cash prices
CROSBY & HILL,
Cos, COY and Cog Market St
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Msssrs. Dickey and Neary give notice
that the time has ARRIVED for them to
make settlement with the County Treas
urer, and the namss of all pc sons who
do not pay their taxes by the 2Sth inst.
will be published at that time, and they
will proceed to collect The same by levy,
with costs
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
Special Sale Of MuSlinS.

We keep the popular and reliable brands of Musns Please
prices musns then call and what do for you
We think you will allow little money for
We name "Pride ofthe Vest cents yard Ions
dale" at cents Do you wish to buy any 1914 Bleached
Utca1 If So just call and get price.
SPECIAI-Extra Heavy Irish Cream Linen Damask 1--WE
have sold thousands Of yards of at cents The I'm
porter going out of business We have cosedou his stock and
will 50 yard Attention and boarding.
house keepers well housekeepers general buy all you
use in the next two three years. believe will pay
you to do
Respectfully
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Please allow me space In your paper to
answer the person who put that article
in your paper of the Sth ms, in regard
to the Davis Coue Gil TIE person tina
gave you the information is rot wo thy
of the name OF member of our noble
order. as | take IT. as slur on myself and
AMI family. Yours, II. X. DAVIS.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
uommon ssnse rreatment

For rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia
aud diseases the nraiD, spine, heart,
lungs, kidneys, bladder, liver, blood aud
skin, acute or chronic, malaris, ne vous-
ness, female and children diseases; st let
attention. Pains relieved In W min-
utes. DR.. j. Lippinoott, No. 60i French
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Is DR.. Sim ms White Pulmonic Balsam,
the great leading lung and throat remedy
OF the world. Thousands of references.
Multitudes OF hopeless cases have been
cured. Coughs, hoarseness, sore throat,
etc. Soc. aud 81. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilminst ton; Philadelphia,
Smith & X iDe Go AN .rch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Mefsrs jester B. Mechanic will have a
sale of horses at their stables, No. 4i9
West Front street, on Thursday, the nth
inst. Persons who may wish fine car
riage, draught or farm horse should at
tend, as they cannot well avoid finding
one to suit their purpose.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Chapman is expected 10 lead In every.
thing postainiug to the tobacco trade
and smok.rs' material especially during
holicsys. Friends and Brothers, you
shall not be disappointed. Look for
advertisements In every edition. Look
ut our windows every day. and every
other day come into the store. Respect.
fully. A. A. Chapman, Seventh I'D
Orange streets. Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Messrs. Jester g. Mcdaniel will have a
sol le of horses at t1eir stables, No. 419
WIS Front street, on Welncsdty. the
10Th inst. Pc sons who may wish a fine
carriage, dranght or farm horse should
attend as they cam veil avoid hud-
ing one TO suit their rarpose.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

When baby was sick. we gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child she cried for OAssoria
when she became His she chung to Castoris
when she had ehilaren she gave than OAs-
toris.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

The first mask carnival OF the season
will take place at the Rink, next Tues
day evening, January Is h. All who
wish TO spend pleasant evening should
not fail TO attend. Skating all evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

The name of the prisoner taken to
Wilkesbarre, Pa, by Captain Linden, on
Tuesday night, is francesca Chirrscco, a
dressmaker, living at S23 Washington
AVENUE, Philadelphia. He is charged
with being an accessory after The fact to
the murder of Mcclure and Flanagan.
Chirracco knew OF the murder, but kept
It secret, fearing for Lis life II he revealed
It. The capture OF the other two muir
derers, Giuseppe Besereno and vieenzo
Vallalli, who are known to be In Italy, is
expected daily.
e. A. Matthews, q merchant of Wal
nut Shade, Arkansas, WAS killed In the
White River Bottoms, near the Missouri
line, on Tuesday. Matthew'S was hunt
iEg deer, and he and man named
Strong fired at o big buck almost sim
ultaneously. In the dispute which
arose over the possession OF the animal,
Matthews was braiEsd by Strong, who
struck him with tue butt end of his
rifle. Strong escaped.
In the case Of Louit Burrow, convicted
In the Western district of Arkansas Oi
murder, and sentenced to be hanged on
January 25, the President has commuted
the sentence to ten years. imprisonment,
In the care of William q. Sorter, con-
victed In the same district of murder and
sentenced to be hanged on the sam = day,
the President haa oon'muted the sentence
10 imprlson for ne.
William Cairns, a prominent queens
ware merchant in Surbury, Pa, was sui
focated on Tuesday night by coal gas
which escaped from small stove In th'
bedroom. His wife and a 9-year-olt
child were also found unconscious. Th
child Ia still dangerously III.
The dead body of man was found OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad trail at Eliza
beth, N. j., on Tuesday night On tht
body was rubber stamp with the nam
"Gottlieb Vohsbuch."
A spark from mine lamp exploded
box OF caps in the Kehley Run m.ne, a
Shenan ioah, Pa, yesterday morning, in
jur.ng two men, one, Aamed John Find
ley, fatally.
An explosion OF giant powder occurre
In Spokane Falls, Washington Territory
on Tuesday, causing fne death Of jaime
Collins. 1t had been prepored for
blast.
Ten houses were destroyed by FIRE
Rutherford, N. j., yesterday, causing
loss OF $50, 900. The t'e was caused b
the upsetting Of larlp.
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Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

The Mayors Message. May we be
pardoned for requesting the Mayor to In
corporate In his next message the TACT
that many of our most prominent citizens
have been cured of rheumatism, neural
ga and kindred complaints by Salvation
Oil, and to recommend this valuable
medicine.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

to our city wanting first-class photo
graphs, call ON Cummings, 3O2 Market
street. His cabinets are $3.0O per
dozen.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Eae ensapass has heass tn aRe efsy
Rumfara Bron.' Acz MaTkes Bsraet.
Oupptng and leseninGs Ios Is. Seeond %.
Try Bush's zeal ven will likeit
Try BEsh's coal You will surely like it.
hiIlard Y. Davis, jeweler, =. Second st.
Fine ~ X. Rings, at Hanrss Ii 4. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. sth and King.
American Laundry, eos West Frsnt street..
Brazilian balm. Immediate cure Tor mumps
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

oId Reliable, sos Madison street.
Blue 1sh, Cape May goodies. white
flsh, cal fish, founders, trout. cod hsh.
Oysters, as, 80. Acc. Branch, No. 6a9
Madison sIreet.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
MIR. mo.ss GIVE. HI. ople,op.

Mr.. Moses, in speaking of the rendition
of the "Pirates of Penzsnee" by the
Choral Club, said that he saw the opera
produced by amateurs several times, but
never experienced greater pleasure than
he did last evening, and is of the opinion
that the author of The "Plrates" himself
could never appreciate the beauties of his
elegant production unless he could see it
produced with such excellent talent as
the Choral Club posse see. Regarding
the Opera House orchestra, he says the
proprietors of the theatre can conscien-
tiously congratulate themselves In DOS
sessing such able musicians as Prof. Joe
Burgeaucr End his orchestra. The music
could not be surpassed, and Mr.. Rhoads
must have been delighted 10 direct such
talent. Lovers of comic opera should not
fail 10 attend the last performance this
evening, as he can assure hem that they
will have no occasion to regret 1t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
CR0EBY &HILL,
COS COZ AND 609 MARKET STREET.
WeannOunce another
GREAT MARK DOWN
in our
CLOAKS.

We have too many Cloaks on hand.
The weather has been SO mild that
doubtless many people have put off pur-
chasing. We are caught with a large
stock and we have resolved to move
them regardless of cost, and. in order to
send them out with des patch, we have
put the prices away down, as the goods
must be sold at once. We have large
stock to select from, far too many for our
financial benefit. So we have broken
the prices away down-almost giving
them away. Any person interested in
Seal Plush garment of any kind, either
Sacque, Modjeska, Wrap or Jacket or a
long or short Cloth garment, or Chill
dren's and Misses'Coats or Newmarkets,
should call and examine our stock with
out delay, as you can secure what we be-
lieve to be the greatest Coat bargains
ever offered in this city.
CROSBY & HILL, l
COS, COZ and 600 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
AT CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.

CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. 10.-The Seventh
ward WAS visited by q cyclone about
o'clock last evening, and considerable
damage was done, A number OF dwell
ines were injured, several were unroofed
or partially blown down, aud chimDeys
were blown of of others.
In addition to these, the roof and por-
ton Of a church were blown In aud a
large ice house was completely demol
ished.
A large Ice house, 40 by 60 feet, owned
by the Wilson Ice ard Coal Company
at Tenth and Cherry streets, was com
pletely demolished, and porti II OF tht
roof from the building was carried for
tbout O half square and struck q houst
on Mount Ephraim avenue, below Spruce
occupied by Elk,on Strickland, knocking
In the entire second story. A littlt
daughter Of Mr.. Strickland's, who wal
sitting ut the window, was struck by 8
piece of falling timber, and was slightly
injured about. the head.
The steps at Herman Mller's drug
store ut Eighth and Mount Vernon street;
were blown across the street.
The roof OF John Gfiilee's residence, OF
Walnut street above Eighth, was blown
on, and a portion OF tho rear wall wai
blown in.
The shed In front of James Godfrey
grocery store, at Eighth and Walnu
streets, was carried away by the wind.
The residence of Thomas Mexican a
No. SIS Walnut street, was unroofed
and large number OF chlmneys In tina
block were blown off and many window
were broken by flying timber, bricks, etc
One OF the Camden and Atlantic rail
road trains was stopped by the larg
quantities of debris which had falle
, upon the track.
Several of thls who were upon tn
street at the time of the storm state tina
\ just prior to the heavy blow Of the win
, there was flash of lightning and then
, appeared as II the heavens opened an
= large hailstones fell This was followe
3 by q heavy shower, and the cyclon
: passed over with loud rumbling roar.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

We do not believe In medicine for chill
dren, but we do believe in DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and assert that no family
should be without 1t. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Laxador, the great remedy for dyspep-
sia is free fr, m all deleterious substances,
and there is no danger OF having ones
teeth salivated by Is use which is fire.
quently done bsv preparations contain
ing Eoisons. Sold by all druggists. 25
cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
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Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

clock tonight a number of persons were
known TO be still under the debris. Up
to that hour forty mangled and bruised
bodies had been taken from the ruins.
Some were dead, others were dying and
many were fatally injured. One or two
died on the way to the hospitals. From
the best information obtainab!e s were
killdd outright, or died In short time,
and 35 others were injured. 1t is believed
that the list OF dead will be greatly in
creased before morning.
OF the eight killed only two have been
identified 80 far. One was little girl,
named McGlone, who was walking along
the street with her brother when the
buried In the wreck. The little girl was
killed instantly, and her brother is
thought TO be fatally injured. The body
OF George Kirsch, a barber, 18 years
years old, was found In the cellar OF the
barber shop. ..-.5-
Rev. Father Canevin, who was helping
tn rescue the victims, narrowly escaped
being killed. About 4 o'clock Joseph
Goehrlng, an errana boy employed by
Weldin & Co, was discovered among
the debris. he was heard TO call for q
drink Of water, and Father Canevin and
B. Devlin got a tin of wa'er. They were
about to let 1t down TO young Goehring
through small gum hose, when a par
tition wall In the rear Of Weldin u Co 8
store fe II, covering up Father Caneyin
and three others.
| When Father Canevin heard the wall
cracking he supposed he would be
killed, and pushing Devlin aside, he
threw his body around pillar, so as tc
prevent the air from being
cut of from young Goehriug
Fortunately he was not much hurt, and
when rescued was able 70 70 home unas
slated. 5.-..5
At Wall station, on the Ptnnsylvapis
Railroad, large brick building owned
by the Westinghouse Air Brake Company
was partly demolished and at Wimerdinp
q coal tipp!e was wrecked. At Mckees
port houses were unroofed, trees blowi
down and windows smasLed. Three
houses In course Of erection were blowr
TO pieces, On tho rivers number OF
boats were torn from their moorings ant
cast alb )ut like corks, but they were Sc
cured before much dam ige was done
The velocity of the wind was fifty mile.
an hour, the highest recorded for year,
1t Is still blowing hard to night, but
growing colder and the weather is cloar
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
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Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
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lSa hrst grant, ~
Rink, 'ns Els,'p''j., 4,
|ch vii illlDs.,'as,s Be N,
Any iii y
or mask ,ssl..lis
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

10 cabinet photos at Cummings' gal,
Ter for Us. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
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faithfully u
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Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19
NUGGETS o. NEWS

Clara Barton says there are no chill
dren at Johnstown for adoption.
The British ship Buckley Castle Is
ashore in dangerous position near Mo-
bile.
The Williamsport Lumbermen's Elk
change is informed that about 125, O0O, :
600 feet of logs have been found below
Clark's ferry, including those in Chesa-
peake bay and more will yet be recov-
cred. These can be sold for at least SO
per 1000 feet.
Father John Carroll, a descendant Of
the Carroll, of Carrollton, who signed
the declaration of independence, is dy-
ing at the Mercy hospital, in Chicago
He is 90 years old.
In q quarrel over 10 cents John Taylor
shot and killed Joe Clark at Louisville,
KY. Both men were colored.
Ballston. Spa, N. Y, had disastrous
fire this morning.
Jersey City had q 500, 900 fire.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

ALEXANDER Sullivan, the Irish
agitator who has made money for
Mr. Sullivan as we'll as for Ireland
by his agitation, did not assassinate
DR.. Cronin, but he wrote letters
which viii put upon his shoulders
a large share OF the responsibility
for the assassination. No matter
what he may prove, or what the
prosecution may be unable to prove,
Dir. Sullivan's day as a successful
pleadtr in the Irish cause has passed.
The Irish cannot afford to have as
champions men who will even sug-
gest murder as a means of silencing
{ man who asks merely . showing
Of hands in the handling Of trust
funds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

Tbs Hartford Post scores bulls
eye in this paragraph: "If societies
Of foreignborn citizens exist in this
country in the nature Of govern.
ment that pretends to have control
OF its members lives, it is high
time that the country was aware o.
the fact. They ought not to b,
allowed to exist. 1t is an abuse o.
the freedom they come across tn,
water to enjoy"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

Ilnnine Tie Potonne and mississippi
WTEoEA, Miss, June II. The last
spike was driven here IN the Go0rgfa
Pacific railway, one OF the leased lines
Of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
company, thus linking the Potomac
and Mississippi rivers by one continuous
rail line from Washington 70 GreenviIle,
Miss, via Lynchburg, Danville, Char.
lotte, Atlanta. Admission, birmingham.
Columbus. Miss, West Point, Winona
and Greenwood, from Arkansas City.
The Georgia Pacific has secured the nse
OF the existing track 0f the Louisville
New Orleans and Texas railway. thus
making the entire mileage under 0nG
management from Atlanta $50 mile.
and from !, 100 70 connection with thr
Missouri Pacific system.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

PETERSON for July begins the
new volume with . tempting array
Of attractions. There are nnmer-
ous fine engravings, and some Of
the prettiest dress and needle-work
patterns that ever delighted .
woman's ere. a Chapter On
Umbrellas is very entertaining
and Is beautifully illustrated. The
early chapters Of Mss Bowman'a
serial, sIn st. Tammany Parish
are full Of striking interest. "Ths
End Of It. b. Frank Lee Bene-
dict, and sBenson's Romance,
BY Clarence III. Boutelle are capital
stories, aud there are various others
Of exceptional merit. 'sWoman Ga
d Tricyles is "a amusing and
instructive sketch, and the Talks
b. A Trained Nurse oilers al
mirably clear aud practical direc
tiona for giving aid in sudden &C
eidenls. Nov j. ) eppd time % gel
up 3 club Il greatly reaneted rates.
Send for q sample copy. Address
Peterson Magazine. Philadeln his.
Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

OPERATOR John WOlfanger, at
Milton, Pa, when the food began
passing into his Office telegraphed
tho superintendent: "The water il
coming in the Office; what shall
do?" In moment the reply came
back: Get 4 gum coat and Q pair
o + rubber boots and stay there. =
Wolfanger obeyed orders and con-
tinued at bis post until the food
subsidized. lie is a better man than
the superintendent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

WIN. N. AesorT. EOrOa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

Is the United States there are
10000 lawyers, about one lawyer to
every 900 inhabitants. In France
there is only one lawyer to over
5000 people. In Germany the
proportion is about the same as in
France.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19
DIscuaaIne Relief for Pnnamn,

PARIS, June 19.-The Panama relief
bill is still under discussion bv the conn
mittee to which Il was referred bv the
chamber of deputies. The bin -
favored by seven members Of the COM
mittee, and the other four have asked
for an extension Of time in which to ex-
anime Il.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

CPECTAL attentIon given to aIltts branchp
Satisfaction Ouersnkees trial aoifr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

MICHIGAN farmers are selling
their potatoes a. fire cents q bushel,
andsare afraid they will not get rid
Of last years stock before the new
crop comes along.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

NEW YORK, June 10.-Joe Coburn.
the retired prize fighter and ex-convict.
was brought TO the Essex Market police
court charged with assaulting waiter
IN cheap eating house on Third avenue.
he was held in $500 bail for trial.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19

GOVERNOR Beaver will ask the
Pennsylvania legislature for 81, 0OO,-
900 as the result of the Conemaugh
valley sufferers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-19
h. T. SpALDING and Corr and RHoDE, Solicitor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
R. QurNcr HAIL. Trustee, ct Al. ID.
WYATT OWEN.
TN the Circuit Court 81 Baltimore CITY.
so-7gcQ

TN the Circuit Court Of Baltimore City.
A S2-1SS9.
nRDERED by the Court, this 10Th day ii
~ Mag, 1889, That r. Quincy Hall and
8. Johnson Poe. the Receivers in the above
cause named, give notice to all persons hay,
ing claims against George r. Morrow and
Wyatt oxen, late trading As Morrow Co,
TO Gle their claims, properly authenticated
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of:Balti.
more City. on or before the 25fk day 81 Jalv.
1889. By causing copy of this order 20 bs
published il some daily newspaper in the Cts
Of Baltimore. and also ii the EvENlxa Carr.
TAI 81 Annapolis, .once week for three suc.
cessire-w weeks before the Goth day Of June next
]. UPSHUR DENNIS.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
The Los Angeles Express, Due This
Morning, Held Up.

Passenger train No. II, on the South.
ern Pacific, which will arrive here at 7:1S
this morning, was held up and robbed
last night near Pixley. a point 2l4 miles
north of this city and 26S miles from San
Francisco. The train, which is known
as the Los Angeles Express, on account
of only plying between this city and San
francisco, pulled into Pixley at 7:45
P. M. and remained there twenty
minutes while the passengers took
supper. According to the advices in
the possession of the HBRALD, the train
was stopped right outside of Pixley by
four masked men, who proceeded to rob
the cars, though with what success is not
yet known, as the train being at the hour
OF writing at Mojave, it is impossible to
obtain fall particulars.
The train left San Francisco at s 80
O'Clock yesterday morning, and carried
Wednesday nights mails for this
city, in addition to which it
consisted of Wells. Fargo & 90.
and baggage car, day coach, two Pull
mans and tourist sleeper. The travel
on it is generally very good, and it car
ries good deal of mail and express for
this vicinity.
The robbery occurred on the great
plains south Of Tulare, from which city
Pixley is only seventeen miles distant,
and owing to the hour of the hold-up, it
was pitch dark, and the m askers could
thus work with comparativs safety.