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SISTERS Of The HOLY CROSS.

TIE COURSE OF STUDY Is THOROUGH,
L e1orseing AL the branches h<sonxfng 10 .
1rsr-esk3s ed1eAstoE- Tie languages. drawing,
TocAl lssso1s In class. beng tneauts1 In "a
glikh course. form no extra chsrgs.
Young ladies' wishing 20 follow tie higher
Ar ecurse or n1z1sA eourss are k9ordsd
speGsi abilities tn esch-
Tie usual mobilization a. terms 10 made wksa
1ore than ore q tes sane family attend the
Academy 81 the same tina
Ihs pupils Of All Hailous College are per-
lifted 70 Visit thstr sisters at the Academy.
Hall fktas can b secured for pcpEs o. The
roads bet outside the Terrifory.
strdtes I'll Be resumed fof boardsrs ana aaJ
prpls
Monday. Sept. 4. 1889.
1TERks NopERATK
Fer c~sssiogue, etc, address a. above.
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Board Of Equalization.


TUE EUREKA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CEx-
Il trA CommiMee vll meet At the once Of
Nrea Z CAssey (thisl Saturday ereninx 81 7
o'clock. 70 dominate . CANDIDATE for CousasAla
for Eurska Township. THOs. WREN,
Chairman Rspnhhe2a CouRty Central Oonztt
tee
Kzrska. Oct. 5. lsso.
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Sacred Heart Academy,
Ogden City, Utah.
SISTERS q The HOLY CROSS

THIS INSTITUTION Is DEVOTED TO THK
Il etssarcn q vounx lAises k16 Attis Grla
Its a<sUfIfzl Ard air. iccsst1n c~c-.rbates
uzeh 10 TIE k1ppi1asE q ia frEs<s. AID
greatly ssAk,a~s the t1TGz.&ges fer ksAts 2zt
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Tks sisters % II. Holy Cross, a. -e-hsu
Of A. or3ef VA<A makes TIE sdacsston q
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society. hut . moral fierce Is veil.
he szrrfezlsE 10 Arranged ~ith ihe visE Of
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"a tns grA1ustss q TIE inssitzuon for Any
sphere Et3ch . woman czn e expeetsd % kl
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fraZ domestic scozcGy, s~teroSrsrAy, tY@-
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orA1shss. loves; - sell - k.gnssf. up throush
the languages. sclsUses al aria For further
pxxnEEikrs. catalogues AID terra, address
SISTER SUPERIOR. Ogden, Utah.
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NOTICE.

UK. The UNDERSIGNED. D. NATHAN
w and Henry kind. both reSdents o. ~
tsvn ard courty 81 Eureka, State Of Nevada
do hereby certify that ne have thu day en-.
tered into and formed Q e0psrtnsrship with
Each other far TIA purpnss a carrying on Z
genera Esrehanaise business in the said
eeunty and act1ntnE count1es under the erru
sans and sfyl< Of d Nathan q Co, ard TIA;
se are equal M The only nsnbsrs q such
Arm Thai the p~rtneipAl place Of business q
ssad frH 10 81 the southwest corner Of Main
and Clark atzeess in said town Of Eurska. Thss
sAd Ere 10 IN 20 vKy connected xtth the eiotn-
Ing Business o. sEd d. ysthan-
VitEess cur hKnds 1t ssad town q Eurefa,
kurefs county, State Of Nevada tkis 9Th day
Of October. .. lsS- h KIND.
BTATI OF SEyADA- l.
County Of RzrSkA,
me. sohn neKernaa. . Notary Public a ne
stats Of Nevada. Eur kA ea1nfy, suiy q aalised.
f~erso1zlly appeared r. Kind and D. NsshAn.
vsoee Hkzes are subscribed 70 the Gnnexed
hsveIeEi a. the parties thersto, nd wAo are
persozAly frown 70 ne &C BE the fH1isfsais
esscHned n and b exeeufe1 the Annsxed IN
stra1e1L ard l daily scknowisd<ed to NE
nat thsJ erec1ted Tia same freely aad volnn-
tAs1iy, A1d fox the usas and purposes therein
nsctiooea
~ NnSkk WHEREOF. I ave herexpto ses
ny kAnd e9c1AIy. kod AIRED
IszAL my o6ciai Seal, the csf snd
year in tkis cextfeAt< erst
above written
JOHN AcKKESAS. Notary Public.
etu Eareks eo1nty. Nevada
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

w ANTED-A GOOD BOY FROM II
w to IL years of age, who can read
manuscript; to learn the printing busi-
"e''' ni3l-5tt
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Explosion of Powder Wagons.

Thirty-iour years ago our city was
shaken from centre TO circumference BY
the simultaneous explosion OF the powder
In three heaviiy-ioAded wagons, each
uraWn by hve horses, ON Fourteenth
street ut the foot OF Orange. The wag-
ons we're blown to pieces, the horses were
al instantly killed, except the leader o,
NE front team, and he was SO badly in
jared that he was aftsrward killed to end
has misery, and scarcely u vestige OF the
drivers could be found. The house OF
bithop Lee WAS SO badly shattered that
y lad 10 be rebuilt, AID sey. raj other
houses 10 the vicinity were greatly daGi-
aged aud thousands OF panes oil Vlass
were broken. All repairs were M AIDE at
the expense of L. l. DUPONT x Co.
amounting In the aggregate TO many
thousand dollars. The teams were
started from the magazine some fifteen
minutes apart, and notwithstaud dug they
we're ordered to keep apart they were al
travelling tos ether through our city, ant
the exl losion Of one resulted IN the ex
paosion OF sll of them. This accident lee
% the passage Of an dinancs by Cit,
Council prohibiting the passage through
eur city OF Wagons loaded with powder
and alter taat time the powder WAS con
veyed to the wharf on the Christian
river, near Delaware Junction. M,
placed on the vessel to be carried TO Ne,
FORK aud other places.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
FOURTH EDITION
City Jottinss.


Rev. @. v. Peterson, pastor OF the A.
U. N. Z. church, has been reappointed,
much to the satisfaction Of many OF the
members.
Rev. r. D. Cooper has been returned
TO 81. Paul's church, South Wilmington.
Rev. Giles was appointed 10 Sussex
county.
Rev. Isaac @. suphsy, of Shiloh,
starts 10 day 10 take charge Of Mt Olive
church, Plaintisld, New Jersey.
Several society ladies amused them
selves yesterday morrlng by dancing
alter the music furpi ,hed by Mr. Wright
in Elite Hall. They enjoyed themselves
immensely.
Mr.. j. JefIsris has organized fishing
party, which will start out next week on
u fishing tour. He Is very fond OF the
amusement and he and bis friends ex-
pect good time.
Mrs. Il. Trusty gave . reception 20 the
two artistic, Mr.. Henri Strange. of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Bertie Peterson, who
recently returned from Europe. Mr..
Henri Strange recited several OF his
favorlte poems aud Mss Peterson sang
the parting song, and Messrs. Henry
Wright, Waiter Glasgow, D. Brock and
Msnluli all did their duty aud very
pleasant tins WAS had. Niles Edith
Gaines, Miss Jennie Cooper. Miss Page
and the two Misses Scotts and Mr.. John
Chippey all did what they could to make
It pleasant for the parting artist Alter
singing, speaking, &C., they were called
In tho dining room where b0uniiiul
table awaited them, after which the
company dispersed aud were we'll
pleased with the hO,pitality Of Mrs.
Trusty.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
DIED.

IJANvIER,-At New Castle. Dol, May
18th, 1900. John Juny ier, In the sd year
Of his ago.
CON NwEY.-on May %, 1900, Thomas
Convey, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funerll from his late rest
den oe, No. 7Os Madison street, on Mon
day morning ut O'Clock. High Mass Mt
| st. Peters Pro-Cathelral. Intcrnient ut
st. Joscph's Cemetery.
GoODNOW.-On May 10, 1890, Cornelius
ID. Goodnow, In hts s7tn year.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral services
ut the residence of his son. A. NJ Good
now, No. 8l5 Van Hurcn street, on sun
day evening, june |, nj O'Clock. Inter.
ment ut Roschank Cemetery, Cecil
county, Md.
BARRA1T.-On May 81, 1890, Caleb H.,
son of Joseph l.. and Sara q. Barrntt,
aged 30 years.
licla ives and friends nre respectfully
invited tonttend lis funeral from the
residence OF his father. Jos. l.. Bnrratt,
Newport, Del, onMonday afternoon ut :
o'clock, without further notice. Inter
ment ut st. James Cemetery, New
port.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

The Unity Club gave their last sociA.
be for tho ason, ct the Uaitarian
Church, last evening. The attendance
was good aud an interesting program
was rendered.
A picnic Wa held In the Shellpoi
woods yesterday by the Christian En-.
deavor Society Of St. Paul's NJ. 3.
Church. There were about 500 present,
and the day was spent in pleasant man.
ner.
An 11-year-old boy named Frank Feast
Ing fell iuto the Brandy wins yesterday
and was almo3t drowned When rsscued d
by an elder brother.
Wsliher 4 Co. q Is the best place to
get your carriage repaired. 8. $. Market
street bridge.
George W. Bush and wife will leave
this city about the middle of Juue to
pass the summer on the Adirondack
mountains, in the State Of New York.
Henry Hutohison, who 10 . prominent
merchant tailor OF New York, with his
wife, has been Waiting relatives In our
city.
Tho Three G's base ball club de-
fsatcd the Happy Valley club yesterday
by the score of Is TO IA. The features
we:s the battery work OF Fletcher and
Mcbride and triple play by the Three
G's In the last inning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
FIFTH edition.
Prospective Museum.

Mr.. Frank q. Gardiner. manager ol m.
Egyptian Museum Ia b ltlm &c. is IA w ~
ing arrangements TO open In o,ir al !.
About the hrss OF SEPTEMBER a iitst.,l,.,. !.
museum, comprised Of wax .ta,ns''
freaks, novelties, and a general ,,a, =,
performance AMI illus have 0f.,.els.'
entertainment that viii be wyitby n, ', ~,
patronage OF the best class Of ctl ,.,''
Mt. Gardner has had % years. expsri-,o.
In the business, and IL prepared "a s, lrso
pAce " IN the demands OF ths timos He
h'so proposes TO open niuseum IN New.
AK, ~ j., about the same time, NJ,
srie't., clerk of our city markr,s. la,
visited Mr.. Girin'i's place In iil;,lnore
and spcass OF 1t In terms OF tho hlsh,,t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
leo Cream Festival.

The festival for the bereft OF the
Lower Brandywine Presby, ,erisn Church
will take place next Tbursday and FRI
day evenings. 1t isa matter Of regret
among the young folks that the pastor,
Rev. James Marshall cannot be present
ON the occasion, having made an engage.
ment to wed Mis- Galley, daughter ol
DR.. Galley of philadelphia, on the first.
named day. and several OF the members
have invitations to be present at the
ceremony. of course the pastor is ex-
Gus. BILE, us a pcstponement had already
taken place on account OF the sickness OF
his aiiianced, and festivals should never
Interfere with " ddings.
Tho festival at Mt. Cuba for the bene-
a. OF the Presbyterian Chapel NJ that
place will be held on the 11th and 18th
OF June. Let all turn out In tho vicinity
and enjoy the good things prepared for
their beuent.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Fruit Market.

The fruit market Of Hanover Presby-
terian Church closed last evening after =
successful run OF four nights. From the
outstart It was . go" and deservedly
so, ~ those who engineered the fair
strained nerve and muscle to make II All
entertain ment, not the lesst OF which IL
due to the delightful music furnished
gratuItously every evening. Misses Thiel-
man and RAudnitzky In vocal solos, Miss
Weyl and Master Marks in violin solos.
the Misses Diliin and Kersey In pisno
trios, the First Presby teiisn Church and
Delaware Avenue orchestra, all con-
:ributed valuable assistance, for which
the management tender their thanks.
Tho latter organization Is composed OF
young people, none Of whom are eigh-
Teen years old, yet their music possesses
the rythm and harmony Of many proies.
sionals. They enter iDto their work with
great zest aud Intelligence and promise,
under their skilled Instructor, Professor
Richie. still greater achievements in the
future
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Vote Early and Often

Tue PRESS vote for the popular
school teacher is growing rapidly. Have
You voted yea Watch the list, and see
where your favorite stands.
That great newspaper of all newspa-
pers, The SUNDAY PRESS, is getting
better with each issue, new and special
teieRraphic features are being added each
week. Do you read itl
THE SUNDAY Press OF June will con-
tain:
WHITE HOUSE WAYs.-A talk with
Mrs. Harrison on the methods OF house,
keeping At the Executive Mansion.
PoLLAcKs IN PENNsYLyANIA.-An
important PRESS special of interest to
every man In the state.
1HE PENNSYLVANIA PoLITIcIAN.-A
rev estimate of much understood
character.
JOHN JAY.-New light on the life OF .
disting uished American.
Mr.. NYEs "DYED RoosTER."-How
like Rome lie rose and like Rome he fell.
A "QUEER FISH" ON SuoRE-Opie
Reads description OF an amusing custo-
mer.
TALKS WITH MEN OF MARK.-Justice
Lamar on the future of Mississippi. The
new Senator from Kentucky.
A BAG OF WHELKs.-A new short
story, complete.
CoNGRgss OF THE DooToRs.-The
great International gathering at Berlin.
The sporting news of THE suNDAY
PRESS are the most complete and Accu
rate OF any to be found in the daily news
papers. Base ball. fishing, shooting
racing, ETC., all are represented.
Buy 1t once, you will always read 1t.
THE SUNDAY PRESS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
A 143,O0O Thief.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l,-Jchn c. Flo,
late Treasurer OF the Lutheran Orphans
Home. at Germantown, confessed to tic
the Board OF Filance Of the institution,
at Its meeting In the early part Of 'n'
week, II is alleged, that he had male
away with nearly all the endo@'nent fund
which IN the last annual report waa ~
down Is $4,000.
Mr.. File. It Is said, male a statement
showing securities representing abon'
g., 600. and promised to hand over be-
sides rcputed cAah balance OF tNo,
which he has not yet done. Last even
Ing Le was reported to be Ill at his h0m'.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Mha, Cured IN. Old Man.

San Fran cisco Chronicle.
II was sad scene Tho old man Icy
on his bed, aud BY him sat the faithful
wife. holding his worn hand In hers, and
forcing back the tears 10 greet bis wan
dering looks with . smile. She spoke
words Of comfort and Of hops. But be
fblt the cold hand falling on him, and he
turned bis weary eyes up to her pale,
wan face.
'Jsnnie, dear vile, am going"
"Ob, NO, John; not yet; not yet"
"Yes, dear wife," and he closed biz
syse; "ihe end IL near. The world grove
dark about me. There 10 mist around
me gathering thicker and thicker and
there. - through q cloud, l hear the
music Of angels, sweet aud sad
"No, no, John dear, thAt isn't ANGELS; ;
that's the brass band on the corner.'
"Whs'i" said the dying man. "Have
those scouudrels dared TO come around
here when they know Pm dyingi Give
me my bootjack. I'll let 'sm ses."
And In q towering rage the old man
jumped from his bed, and before hs
wife could think he had opened the win
dow and shied the booijack at the band.
"I'ye hit that Dutch leader, anyway"
Aud he went back 10 bed and got
we'll.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
A NOta ble Marriage.

A letter from Scotland Neck, N. c.,
to the Richmond Dispatch says: "a
remarkable marriage occurred near
Lewiston few days ago. Some two
years ago q quartermaster In the United
States army at Fort Riley, Kan, adver-
tised for female correspondent with q
view to matrimony. A young lady In
BERTHE county named Eliza Drew jok-
ingly answered the advertisement. She
could not read nor write, but s,me friend
wrote for her. Her letter was answered,
photographs were exchanged, and 1t is
said that one hundred and nifty letters
passed between them. The young lady
was poor, had worked In the field,
cooked and washed all her life. Is not
good-looking, weighs 220 pounds, and
wesrs a No. = shoe. She wrote the
young arny officer all these facts, but
to the .url rise Of everybody lie came a
short ti,ne ago with plenty Of money,
stayed u few days at the girPs house
gave her money To dress herself up, and
married her. He took her of on bridal
tour to Washington city. lie says be
will show her something OF the world.
bring her back to see her parents, aud
then take ter to Kansas"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31

EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROO MS
- Tor lodging IN private ia IN v
Location central, gus and bath. Nd-
dress. Il. this oillce. m3l .atf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Fell Dead.

jacob Chandler OF Mt. Cuba visited
our city to-day, and on driving out the
Lancaster pike, on his way hope, about
o'clock this afternoon. he fell out OF biz
wagon just beyond eilvcrbro k and died
almost Immediately He was 10 our Ufiice
this morning, when be said be wac 10 the
enjoyment Of fair health, although be
felt little troub occ Asionally about hiA
heart He was in his 10th year, and In
very comfortable circumstances He
leaves wife and seven or eight sons and
daughters, all of whom are married aud
doing we'll. He isa brother Of Abrsm
Chandler Of MilItown, and oil 0segg
Chandler, late Of this city. The coroner
was notified, and will hold IN inquest
over the body.
Mr.. Chandler was prominent MEM
Der OF tho Lower Brandywins Pretby
tsrian Church, and through hts influence
the chapel at Mt Cuba was erected. liz
will be greatly missed not only by hi
family and friends, but by the ne'ghbor'
hoood In which be lived.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Resolutions of Respect

adopted by the official members OF
Haven NJ. Z. Chapel In meeting assem-
bled, May 28, 1890.
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has
removed from US by hand of death our
late brother, james Whartonberry,
president Of the board of trustees OF this
church and one of tho stewards OF Will
mington circuit and
WHEREAS, lie took an active part In
the work OF this church, giving faith
iul service, making great sacrifice and
setting godly example.
Resolved, That we express our sense
OF regret and depiore the loss OF our
brother, tho laie James Whartonberry,
believing that . prime and great man
has fallen in Israel, that our loss is HIS
gain.
Resolved, That we extend our symps-
tbies to the family of the deceased, We
drape our church in mourning, that We
attend bis funeral In q body, that We
| cause copy Of these resolutions to be
spread on the church record aud pub
lished Ia the DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
JAS II. SCOTT, Pastor.
ISAAC E. CABTY, secretary Of the
meeting. $751;.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Before the Judge.

The following cases we're disposed of
by Judge Ball at this mornings session
OF the Municipal Court:
John Rsltio snd James O'Colnor were
each fined 81 and costa for drunkenness.
Frank Heining was also charged with
drunkenness, but IS he said that he had
just got out of New Castle Jail, and
promised 10 stop drinking, he was ds-
% ss'd with reprimand.
William johnson aud James DudleJ
were charged with di,orderly conduct
but as the evidence did not sustain the
charge the case was disniseed.
Frank BrGnk, the Italian, charged
| with selling liquor without q license oI
May 10, whose heA,ipe was postpone
until to-day, produced witnesses TO sho,
that ne wac not at home on the 10th an,
| the case was dismissed,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
lsase Ball.
Tie following gsmes wers played yes
tar1av.
Base BAH.
NATIONAL LEAGuE.


NATIONAL LR,GuE.
AZ Philadelphia, Morning-PhiiAdel-
phis, 8; Cleveland, 4. Aitsrnoon-Phila-
delpbia, /; Chicago, 4.
At Boston, Morning-B Jston, O; Pitts
burg, 2. Afternoon -Eoston, 8; Pitt
burg, o.
At Brooklyn. Moroins-Brooslyn, 4;
Chicago, 0. .rnoon-Brooklyn, z,
Chicago. II.
At New York, Morning--New York.
|; Cincinnati, .. Aitsrnoon-NeW York,
0; Cincinnati, l.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Philadelphis. Morning
phia, Il Chicago, .. Afternoon-Phila-
delphia, .; Chicago, g.
At Boston, Morning-Boatou, 8; Buf-
talo. Z. Aitcrnoon-Boston, 10; Buf-
ialo, 8.
Al Brooklyn, Morning Brooklyn. 10;
Cleveland, s. Aftsrnoon-prooklyn, II;
Cleveland, 10.
At New York, Morning New York, 8;
Pittsburg, .. Afternocn-New York. IL;
Pittsburg. z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus. Morning-Columbus, 8;
Athletic, 5. Aftsrnoon-Columbus, 8;
Athletic, q
At Brooklyn, Morning Brooklyn, 4;
st Louis, 3. Afternoon-Bro0klyp, l.;
81. Louis, 3.
At Syracuse, Morning-syracuse, 8;
Toledo. 2 Acknowledgements, 8;
Toledo, IL.
At Rochcstcr, Morning. Rain. After
noon-Rochester, 4; Louisville, 8.
ATLANTIC observation-disclosures
At Hartford, Hartford. .; Balti-
more, &.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Wash
ington, 8.
AT New Haven-Nsw Haven, 8; VIII
mington. l..
Al jersey city-Jsrsey City. 4;
Newark, o.
AFTERNOON.
CITY, A. ,. S'"''t-Ss"-rt' lo' Jersey
At Worcester. Z; Wash
iBgton. 5.
At HArtford-Hartford. 9; Whining
ton, 4.
AT New Hsven-New Haven, 0; Balti-
more, 0. Fourteen innings.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At Altoona, Morning Altoona. 12;
Harrisburg, 0. Afternoon Altoona, 3;
Harrisburg, l.
At Eason, Morning-Eastop, 3;
Lebanon, G. AiteInoon-EastoD, IL;
Lebanon, s.
NOTES.
The Philadelphia Chicago Brotherhood
game was attended BY II, l,7l5 persons yes
terdsy afternoon.
The fetal attendance at the Brother
hood game in Philadelphia. yesterday,
was 16,0c0 aud that Of the League 6,9i9.
TIE Wilmingtons got q double dose
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Why Hc Was Annoyed.

American Grocer.
O'GeoghegLan entered the house the
other day In an unusually ugly humor.
"See here, Elisn," he began, 30 l
give you the impression OF rip-siaving
ldiot?"
mo, Henry"
"Would you take me for an escaped
lunatic. nowP'
"Why, OF course not, dear. Who said
sof'
"Well,' replied O'Geogheehap, 81
just wanted to know. ] had barely got
down to my Office this morning when an
agent tried to sell me daft motor. be-
l;eve he called It Ten minutes later q
woman came In and actual y forced me
to buy shares IN a chureh-'air crazy
quilt. At lunch, because I told the
waiter wasn't feeling well, he brought
me noodle soup and cracked wheat
and-snd now, when l come home, you
ask me what makes me 80 nad."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
Body Fou,,tI,

The body OF Chsrles Vosel who fell
overheard aud was drowned las: sunday
while on an excursion on tho steame
GeorxiAns, was found yesterday mornl
ing oil New Castle aud iakea to tha)
place. Coroner Glmbl, wM ncu6sd
and held an inQues', wa'n the Jury REM
dered verdict OF accidentally dtow ned.
Tho body was badly dlscolored and
swollen, but WAS identified by Vogeis
father who has been IN this city several
days. After be NJ prepared Tor bu,a
BY Deputy Coroner BarnhilI. 1t wa
placed on tho 4.2i O'Clock south-oolnt
train Tor Cl, vc aud, Ohio, where the iu
terment will lshe place.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-31
An Untustlfiabie Accusation.

A little excitement was GRATED last
evening at the meeting Of tto Salvation
Army by Adjutant Mcfarland wrorc
fully accusing two young ladles OF LIS
beh havior. Without giving the ladies
chance to put themselves ri2ht he ordered
them to leave the room, aud on their A.
tempt to explain and show that they wen
wrongfully accused, he rspl Cd In ih.
most Insulting language. The friends q
the young ladies became much inc, n u
at his unchristian like conduc', ard hM
II not been for the sacredness of the pacs
he would have been roughly hardltd.