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Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

A fire broke out In q cargo OF juts on
the bark Pythomens, At Brooklyn, New
York, yesterday morning. To save the
vessel 1t was necessary TO scuttle her, and
the sailors chopped big hole In her side
At the wharf line. She speedily settled,
and now lies submerged 10 the bulwarks.
The vessel 10 owned by Henry FEMME &
Sons, Of Liverpool. The damage and
expense OF iaising her will be about u.s..
900.
Five horses were smothered or burned
Ia death during fire yesterday morning
In the stable OF Joseph Hettel, in Phila-
delphla. Tho frc Is said to have been
caused by the explosion Of lamp In the
hands OF MIRA Hettel, and she and her
husband were burned, not dangerously,
while putting out the tlames. Tie entire
losa 10 estimated at $1,000.
The latest reports Of the havoc done
by the natural gas explosion at Colum.
bus, Ohio, show that osly three lives
were lost. ard that all the injured are
likely 10 recover. The gas company otIl.
Gals lay on the inspector and men who
made the fnal connection with the Ras
main the responsibility Tor the eatas-
trophe.
The rains In Northern California have
melted a large amount of snow and
caused the streams and rivers to over
flow. Thousands OF acres OF land are
under water. There have been nun.
Der OF washouts on the railroads and
several bridges have been badly damaged.
The Everipg Capital, of Washington,
d. c., has passed Into the possession OF
| Edward ID. Cowen, Willis B. Hawkins
and William G. Burkett. The name will
be changed to the Evening News.
There was a heavy earthquake shock
at Bellioot Lake, Tennessee, at 3 o'c.ocx
on Friday morning. A panic epsued
among the Inhabitants of the locality.
At De Haven Station, Pa, on the
| Pitisbuig ard Western Railroad, o
natural gas we'll, with pressure OF SOC
pouuds, sgn'ted on Friday while four
dtiilers were plugging 1t. The four men
were terribly burned, but all but enc,
George More, will recover.
Walter v. Morgan, aged So years,
local manager OF the Postal Telegra PHI
Company n. Hartford, Connecticut was
run over by falling under the wheel. OF =
train last Saturday afternoon, and died
Of his injuries the same night.
The total value Of the exports from the
United States for the II months ended
December 81, 1889, was Ss27. 25J,373 Iu
1888 the figures were t69l, l6i ,050. The
value OF the imports 10 1889 was S770,
302, G57, and in 1858, S725, ill,31l.
Another explosion occurred in a sub
way In New York yesterday. The Iron
cover of a man-hole was thrown into the
air, but no otLer damage was done.
The little sons OF Patrick Nolan, aged
respectively 8 and years, were drowned
by breaking through the leo OH pond a
Yardey, Pa, ON Saturday Afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

George Watson, drunk, 81 aud costs.
NOAH q. Gray, charged with assault
and battery On Henry G. johnson, who
testified that defendant bit bis finger aud
struck him in the neck and head with u
boyonet. lie lives at Ne. IL L. Water
street, rear of Siansbury Murray. Testi-
mony OF William Bray sustained the
charge. johnson said to Gray, "l'll have
you arrested" Gray replied, ayes, and
u u hadn't been for the women here
would have killed you.'
" City Solicitor Turner thought II au
aggravated case OF assault aud battery.
The Judge told Gray lie was clearly in
the FAULT and committed an aggravated
sssault and battery. Imprisonment thrc-
months in New Castle jail and a line O
Us and costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
FIFTH EDITION


The grocery store OF George A. T,,.
Third and King streets, was enleras!
forenoon about 10 O'Clock by . ears.S
man and some go CT Si2 taken i,om n
money drawer. There WAS lnaoly IN n
store o. the tue, the clerk In eIrs
Joscph Bartlett, having gene aulIS
measure OF some rope for clelbY Il,
for . LAZY. While he wss thus ,u,,s.
he thought he heard a nols Nv
money drawer, and started ia tie M
atreet door juat In timc 10 90. lte NJ
decamp out the King street lao,, N
clerk started after him and ran him n
King 70 Fourth, down Fourth TO Nan
and up Poplar TO Sixth, whero IA
him In one OF the small by.sttccl. ia m
Vicinity. Having left tho store tlor7
protector hc bad 10 give up the man n
hurry back. lie WAS 50 excited w!Ail
chase alter tho fobber that liz oracI1
call out '.Stop tibet" He link }
could recognize tho man If lie AN NJ
again,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
A River nurs,. Through a Mine wan

A River Bursts Through u Mine wall
LEApvrLLE, Col, Jan. 0-Yesterdsy
morning, while the men engaged in
drift of the iLaplaLte mlnts had fired a
round of holes. they were As'onished by
hearing noise resembling the rushing
Of mighty river, and when the smoke
cleared away they sew n river running
out oi the drift. They barely had time
to esc ipe, and ia less than i've hours the
mine was flooded to within go feet OF
tho surface. Four thousand feet oil
drifts are submerged, aud thousands OF
feet of slopes are covered. Many think
that lake was encountered and when
the opening was made by the shots, II
burs, through It's sides and flooded the
mine,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27


The following 10 the morusiy rem
Of New Cate county for tho quiuv
ending December 81, 1888.
Deaths--Whitc, 28i; colorcl |, GO; ,a
3i+. OF tho colored deaths bu. sI,s
were adult males.
Still born-Wh,to, 10; colo,d,
total, IL.
Bridesmaids, i.9; colorcd, 81; ,sY
5is; births over deaths, 1863.
Marriages lite, lJc; eolorei, 4
total, 1888.
Causes of death Consumption, d
pneumonia, II; heart disease, 81; Crg
10; nsrasinu., ID; typhoid lever,
diphtheria, 3; disease Of the bran, [
discMc OF the bowels, 10; "a q, did
ersl debility, 10; hamilton, &, B.s(
disease, 4; accidents, Z; congeslIoa d
luugA 2; catarIh, !.
Death rate per annum, 1890,
mating the population of the coun,y
be 100, 900. The city of Wilnlngl
6S 900 and the rest oil tho county 81
Tha population OF the entire county q
aus oil 1880, was u. iid; Wilm'ngt'
| ~, 499; the rest OF The county SSH.
4, B, FKAZEu, {, $. y. OF u
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
"A Favmer Missing for a Week.

READING, Jan. 20. Much alarm /.
i,t by ths III nds OF John Rothenbur-
ger. farmer living in Merklenburr
township, ue Read ny. lie left home
wagon, TO sell produce 10 The cilY. About
9 O'clock that evening he was found
lying on Mass street, and WAS taken into
u siab'e aud wrapped u biau ket. He
has not been seen since, IL is feared
that he wardorei iuto Il large pond near
by and was drownei lis team re.
turned home alone on Monday night.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

WIN. Brarton died at his residence In
the village OF Christiana, on Saturday
evening, after an illness OF about four
months, in the I'D year OF his aye He
leaves u wife and many Trends to NOUN
his decease. lie had been Ipeiaher oil
the NJ. z. Church since sarly manhood,
ard lived an exemplary lilr. His lun-
arsl will take place tom brow (Iurs-
day. afternoon. Services al the church
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
Conductors Insurance,

A. B. Dance has received lttief|
the Insurance Committee, siaIla9
his claim for disability has teen ap
aud sent to the general uliltt
Rapids. Iowa. We are plta.eil
that Mr.. Dance will soon get BY
twenty-five hundred dollars. ~
engaged In the cigar business 81
West Second street and 10 esflVi
trouege.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

ERIE, Jan. 26.-At an carly noun
morning Select Councilman j. q
Williams heard some one al his
door. Arming himself, no Go. 4
the burglar. fired on him bus a
whe,eupon the burglar ihtcw 4
bands. Tho Councilman del,yt-e|
burglar into the baads of CID
whom he gave his name as hi,
Anglers. He was recognized as Cd
gang OF burgiarA
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

The attention OF the Rosid OF II
called " n elaugLterhopse Y.
sancc in Buttonwood stree! NV
and B streets, South Wilmlnslona
blood runs down the guttel, INC
flushes 1t with a plug stream
owing 10 the cutters beng j. ira ~
blood oyerilows the aa1dh ~
street. Warm weather cresN p
tlon aId makes the air foul am
Gus. .=si
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Tie ia ol Co, A az Eden lall will be
continued snothtr week. Tie Knights
of the Golden Eagle, accompanied by
Hyatts band. visited the fair on Saturday
evening and the company was greatly
encouraged by their presence and patron
Hge. hyatts baud will be present. Oh
Tuesday evening aud another gOodly
crowd is expected. 1t is probable that
the Uniformed Rank X. of 2. VIII attend
~ a body some night during the week.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

was on tl'rohibltion," and introlls
10 the reading Of . paper by Rev.
Saowdcn Thomss, editor Of the Pen,
sula Methodiat, who was followed
Dn. Murray, Todd and G!ico, Rs'
stsnsis, Houston, vauBurkalow hoo,
aud nthcrs. There were present 1
Revs. CorkrAn, president; Waisiss
Rotary; Barrett, Dtll aud Ws'G',
pastor Of Ezion church, Brctasts 10y
sher, P.ckels aud otbcrs. TIE is1t
gated opinion deducsable from The .
cushion seemed 10 be; We b,'!su
tiro nou.par,ioipation, evon thongah
suit In fee whiskcy, 10 preierst'Sn
coming parties to the spiritusi 'n'st
Of licensing the Soul.destroylns q
Hence In temperance SETON We ale
prohibition that prohibits. They apl2
TO believe that licensing public lflaEy
saloons Is u conspiracy with sa'an %
stroy the iami les, the peace, happ7
and rospcriiy aud the Immortal 4
OF . vast multitude of people.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
Presbyterian Prosperity.

At the First Presby terIan Church, Mar
ket street near Tenth, yesterday tie
Lords Supper was celebrated, and 81
new members were received-l2 By letter
from other churches, and Il by pro'es
sion. During Rev. Geo. NJ. Hickman
pastorate Q6 months), Jos additions
have heen made to the membership OF
this chureh-10 by profession and 35 hy
letter. OF these, Gl were heads Of iami,
Hes and s were children, and the mem.
bership OF the Sabbath school has in
creased about lg5.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Elizabeth D., vile OF Henry Lcltz, Of
New Castle hundred, died on SATURDAY,
OF a computation ul diseases. Mrs,
J.entz accompanied Ler husband 10 mar
ket lor mary years, standing near the
corner OF TIL aud King streets, and
WIS we'll known to many vi our citizens.
Her rema us will be interrel IN Lafayette
Cemetery, in Philadelphia, next W cd.
nlsday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

HAnRfssuRG, Jan. 26. --l1a dcl'
of John Luttrell, d steel worker
found In the caual koout 2 o'clot'
morning, wejg,dNin the sluiees,
conveys water power to ihs III
Electric Light Works. l.utftell
hero from Steelton last nigii', 40
last seen at the station about midl
waiting Tor the train. Foul p!
suspected, but an examination \
no marks ol violence, and be 'fI
icll into the canal while intoslca's'
was drowned.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Some mlsercanis, It Is sail, placed a
box OF parlor matches under the door oi
one OF Tie drying mills in the powder
yard of l.. /. DnPont & Co., last night,
and this morning when The attendant
opened the door, they failed TO ignite,
otherwise he would have been blown into
eternity. a heavy reward should he
oiierei for the detection OF such das-
tardiy villain.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

The music At Grace Church this ~
Ing will be one oil tue leading fsatu
Almost every choir In the city 10 70
secuted in chorus OF leo voices. By
quest, "Tho Heavens are Telling"
Creation, aud ''Hark. Hark, Ny sol
Shelley, that created such . fav1l
impression last evening, Will be REP
tonight. Mi,a Lillian Jackson, SOP
will sing s'He shall iced my flock, >"
MessiNh. The chorus has been iu
IL, Z s Church. Win J. B. .ksaAis, ' u,
organ.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Ask your dealer for Pine Needle cigars.
Durstein can supply the dealer, No, q e.
Second street.
Bush French street wharf, Is the
place to buy your coal.
For the best 81. so shoe In the city Viii,
fayter'e, 2e8 Market street.
Brazilian Balm for colds, 20 doses, 10,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Elizabeth, wife of John T. Roberts,
residing ct No. 1911 West Fourth street,
had paralytic attack last Saturday
morning, and died H. a 'ew hours alter
wards, in the 18th year OF her aye. She
had been enjoying lair health Il lew days
previously, and hsr sudden d5atn was ii
great shock TO her Family. Her husband
and eight children survive her. and her
IL cease is the onlY death thai has o cgtei
In iheir home for IS years. Her remains
will be uttered in Riyersiew I metcly,
% Weines lay a, cruoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

City Tax Collector E. I. N o1
having expired, he is nl,..J
settle with the city at an ca " %,
lie warts all persons OWING W.,
schoo taxes In the Northern ps;,1
Wilmington for tie years 'sN' III
to call md settle the.same ny 81
10Th.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Sheriff Allen sold the l0.l.

Sheriff Allen sold the io'!vN''
pertles this morning: ,
A two-story frame dive u,
barns aud outbuildiugs, IN M M
Port Penn, property OF W vi ~
Cleaver, was purchased "
Churchman, attorney, for ., y, 0,
A frame grsnary anu olH'' Nd
ings, situated In Delawsiv ,o,,
property OF Charles q. A'enaTf m
purchased by VIM. J. Robin on
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

There's such divinity doh hedge A
king that treason" iears 10 touch him.
But rheumatism is no respecte' of per-
eons, aud Royalty would do well to pa
Ironizc Salvation Oil, the great pain
cure,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

A. N. Nelson was shot and killed in
Abheyille. South Carolina, on Saturday,
b. Ills wife, who then attempted suicide
by shooting herself in the head. She is IN
Il critical condition. Nelson had bought
his wife u pair OF shoes and lost them on
his way home while under the Influence
Of LIQUOR. His wife sent him back to
hunt for them, and upon his return un.
successful she killed him In her rage.
Romano Baritla and Giuseppe Che
vaisp were ycstelday remsndad for ex-
animation in New York on tile charge OF
having swind'ed IN Italian grocer 10
Earlcm out OF 5000 by passing oil upon
him what appeared to he two silver
bricks. They represented themselves as
mine,s Just returned from western
tour.
During street fight In sabatha, Kan
sas, last Thursday might, Wesley Nc.
Samafa was bitten on enc OF lis fingers
BY a stranger, whose name Is supposed to
be Gilbert Jones. Mcnamara died ON
Saturday exhibiting every symptom OF
hydrophob.n.
Two masked men entered the post.
oiics in albuquerque, New Mexico, on
Friday night, bound and gagged Post
master Ray, aud then robbed the safe OF
s5o6 in money, SlS92 in stamps aud sew
CT al hundred dollars worth of jewelry.
lr, Gale, foreman oil the Rcd Rive
Cattle Company, at Springer, New
Mexico, lew days ago shot aud kiile,
Two Mcsitans who had in'rudea thcl
iioeks on the eomrany's reservation.
A telegraph operator, named Norycl
shot and killed Jesse Thompson, prem
uent manufacturer, at Midwife, GeoFgis
on Saturday. Tha men hal quarrellcd
and Thompson knocked Norvell dow
John Cunmane was stabbed to dea,
by Frank Flsh in drunken quarrel
Canandaigua. New York, on Saturda
night. The murdered man leaves y lido
and thrce children.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

40, 80 aud 60.ceut teas; all new and tie
nnest favored teas in the city; just re-
ceivsd new lot OF English breakfast
tsa for 90 cents; regular price 60 cents.
/ GEQ. A. TAYLOR,
N. f. Cor. Third and King Ss.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
MARRIED.

np nav George W Finiaw '0 AZ his resi-.
uence, No. 3l5 Benson street, N. j.,
Mr.. James II. Horne. of Dayton, Ohio,
to Mrs. sadie l.. simmons Kirk Of VIII
mington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
OFFICERS:

A MOTHER LIST.
Desirable dwellings for sale cheap and
OH easy terms.
3l4 Washington street
1920 Ta,nali street
SIS South jackson street
Si3 Morrow street
s. W. corner 9TH and French streets
S91 West 9Th street
127 DUPONT street
y South Clayton street
1906 Adams street
1927 Lombard street
404 aud 400 West 18th street
1922 Adams street
1909 Kirk avenue
1927, 1929 aud 1881 West street
1901 Kirk avenue
1880 North Jackson street
700 Adams street
1888 and 1888 West street
1901 West 9th street
8. T.. corner Sth and jackson streets
1923 South jackson street
10th street between Woodlawn and
Riyerview avenues
It'll east OF Franklin street
1921 Harrison street
400 West 7th street
1923 Poplar street
225 Shipley street. store and dwelling
1915 Elm street
1927 Lincoln street
1916 Kirkwood street
729 East 10th street
1l07 Lombard street, and store
| 3 houses Oh 18th street, between Or.
| ange aud Tatnall
| 1l0t, It's aud 1l05 Lombard street
1000 Adams street
705 jackson street
103 aud 705 Jackson street
1l09 and HI Maple street
| 1909 West Front street
1911 West Front street
1903 West 2nd street
South DUPONT street
CLARK d MoLEAR,
/ q. L. corner Sth aud Market
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg,s soil]
spice. whole and ground, pea', NJ
Taylor 4 Fullerton, BOZ hhE :"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Great Reduction In wiutu,
at T. A. Shannon, 8lS We"
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

A particle 10 applied into each nostril
AID is agreeable. Price so cents at Drug.
gists; BY mail, registered, 60 cepts.
ELY BROTHEk6, SO Warren It,, N. Y
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Strawberries, pine apples, tomatoes,
radishes, and fruits generally. Also
venison. Stall Nos. 10 aud ll3 Eighth
street market. Ii. schliee. Telephone
d36
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

T,n..,,,n. of v,oIets the pH
the lily, the glow OF the ,o XII
flush OF Hebe combine In ro3+'"'
drous Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
ills Strange But True

Although we have In Pratts Food II
boon to farmers and horse owners, we
Ind many, who. because of their ig-
notnnce of the true character OF Pratt's
food, hesitate to try II, but who after
the iirst trail proclaim IL to be inr bet
ter than we cii,m.
Don't disregard yonr own interests.
The cost OF trying Pratt'5 Food is Ill
most nothing. II II does all we claim for
1t II Is surely worth ten time stlitmoney
and We say positively it will do all
and more too.
II puritics the blood. II creates per
feet digestion. II creates better staying
powers IL will regulate the bowels.
II will strengthen the kidneys. 1t tones
up the System. IL exprlS worms
gfubbs and bolts II m,kcs bone and
muscle II makes the coat shed nicely
II makes the coat glossy. IL prevents
collie. II prevents colds. 1t prevents
cpiHoo'y. II prevents exhaustion. II
prevents contagious diseases. Il p"e-
vents distemper II prevents pneum0n-
III.
Try 1t. Small l2-pound ba IS at
TT. SMITHS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy TO fair aud slightly colder. The
game conditions VIII PROBABLY prevail on
Welnesday.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Linen bosom, double back w ans
only 5oc., at Wyatt q Co"'
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Our % 90 shoe Is being sold for S2.5I
o. Fayter's, 29s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

etroug Cough Candy At Ferglson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

Fayter's old reliable $500 shoes can
now be bought for $500
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27
IDC Bi.ICs SALE.

MA b. sold At public sale, on ,he prean
lNrs near !ai!ey vile, Bfandy1lne Hundred
Daily Republican., 1890-01-27

CTATEMENT OF THE NEW CASTLE
- COUNTY MUTuA INSURANCE
COMPANY, FOR THE YEAR 1853.
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II would require the pretty constant at
tentsen Of more than ordinarily observ-
ant r<rsen Of quick perception to keep
track Of the new applications Of electricity
that are multiplying every day. Al the
present rate OF progress in this respect, the
subtle faid sill scan be made 20 per.
form service IN every branch OF human al
fairs In which light. heat or power are
agents. 10 SAY nothing Of improvements In
iss more distinctive uses ~ The swifsess Of
al eoavryors OF touch. sound and Innings.
or in the rseersscn and preservation Of
soana
The New York Sssa 10 authority FOR the
statement that At the forthcoming elecsrs-
cal exhibition in 81 Louis. araons ether
Illustrations IT the reoen, progress made ia
tie application OF electricity 10 heating
purposes wsl. be csdsnary-Eecslns Lar irons
10 which flexible cord Is attached. shrourh
which beat car be instantly transmitted 10
the iron by slight rsessars~ BY the use
81 similar sppssance soldering irous can
IL heated Without waste 81 tame. and tie
customary nf~rot With us SMOKE and
offensive snssll. can b. dispensed with. Tea
kssslss. lin pans, cooling dishes and other
culinary Articles can b placed anywhere
and their contensx bodied. hAsea o. heated
TO meet the necessities u the hour wsshoas
the loss IL time snesdsat 70 the lighting al
. tire.
Radiators which can b. conveni<nsiy
cArfsea iron room 70 seou. and which.
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Mayor Grant win b deposed q soon o. his
term 40 mayor expsrea Dick Croker IN said to
be dying at the German ba;s His successor. the
&C ual leader Of the great army that Tammauy
Hail controls. II Thomas r Gilroy. commission
or Of public wurks 1t present. In appearance he
is htie above the average height bus his
shoulders stcop and he seams to have pre-
occupied cir. His face IL eleanly shaven, except
for IN ison-gray must-che. HIS CHEEKS are
psniy white. He has laughing Irish blue eyes
aud sandy hair. . hanc-grssp 10 warm. and
there IL much cg per- onai magnetism about him.
He isa troducs Of New York. about Gfsy ysars
OF age. and ceres OF Irish parentase. He has
been in Tammany Hall all his life. Lska
most 1rishmeu. he began his politscsl career
in tse ranks. He 10 = student at sociology aud
state craft He has travelled much, h IN attain.
tive reader. understands how to manipulate
meu. plays politics rot n haphssard. but e an
exact science. Ana thus Il c mes that he dads
himself ~ the head Of the greatest POLITICAL
organization In the ward. Whatever he sAvs il
law. The man whom he selects win be Tum-
many Halls candidate for MAYOR. aud be elected
too. fer Tammany Ha controls the city Of New
York to-day. Gs'-oy IL rcci Hstenss He SCI
dom or never makss pclitieai speech. bat he n
thinkias oil the time His u lends say thar he
II warmhrartrd aud xeneFeuA and above sus-
pieion. His leap from the ranks 10 the leader.
sasp within few months and the vast pcver
that Ecss with that leadership shows anew the
wonderful changes made by the wniriigig Of
pclisiea Gilroy VIII bear watching. He hes
future
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The Olympic Miaes.


Jack Deford, who has been spending his tine
in the Olympic mountains this 0srine, wss IN
Aberdeen Tuesday. He had Just returned from
near the headwatefs OF the wynoocho and sat-
SOP rivera. and brought s0m. rich specimens Of
gold and silver, which he left With Mr.. yokn
ecuie. OF Hoquis0. who 10 interested With him
in prospecting shese mcastaina d ford says
the oiympics are rich In gold, silver copper,
lead and iron. and predicts great rash thai Wy
very soon. On the sstsop he discovered . losd
OF silver which he hes been lookine toR
these many pears. and soys u - the richest
known IN this country. Caunka Of almast puse
mineral Weighing several pounds have hem
picked up aad nne specimens of gold quarts
are plentiful Good leads ct copper have aiao
been found which the iocafcrs VIII cpeu ard
work this summef. On the satsop 10 . 6ne lsaeo
OF hema'ise iron Of excellent quality Mr.. De-
ford may b undnly excited. yes il has lona
been known that various kinfs Of minerals afe
found IN the oiymnicA and II hall Of Dsfosd's
expectations ore real ssd the nounsa.ns vill b
full Of mfnen this summer.
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A few days 40 sniorustiou came fron olym.
psa that Governor Ferry WAS thinking sxriouslv
of placing his resEuation befcss the specssl -.
sion Of the Legislature. 10 be held n nidss
We hope the information u inccsrsct
And Il u 10 correct Ne hote
The governcs vii reccnsider thai a.
termsnsstoa The people OF waaAinesoa can
moi afford 10 svsp horses In msdstream. Gov.
error Ferry oves IN obligation 70 the sssss be
sefvss = hns govefnor. 70 tie party thai -
hooorsd htm with its confidence u hfmeels -
etttscn OF waahingsoa. And above oil. - she
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