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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

Daily except Saturday ana Sunday,
For New Bridge and INTERN ediate mia.
AZ p. 10. and on Saturday only at sill aud
p.l5p. m. NV
so;nts su ~ lot AssdiaH y, ana intcrnsdiats
Intermediate points At 8. .. m,
A. q. xcCAUjrAND, BOwN Ess RI8ax
baperintsAdeut zen Pass. Ag'.
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WANTED-MRs. A. II. CHANDLER.
street. Il prepared tor q NV sent smsn boarj
ers ~ her present location, No. sia Fas
rourih street. tirst-elasi tab Q. Also table
ooAio'fs' J6-Iwi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO AT.
ut bakery. Sixth and Madison sis, iG.sts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

DR. MONTGOMERY, 2oS N. NINTH
! ST., rhilh.. Reliable Medicines for Coughs
Coda, Asthma, Catsiri. bronchitis, Consni -
evening. iNtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

First Clock How are you getting
along?
Second Clock-oh. Pm still living on
tick.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

Brazilian Balm for colds, aOdos 8, loo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

| - 'Stt'ttAAo III ChNNb NV. Az 1917
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEroE
EAST Bousn
Express traina
NEW YORK. week days. s2l3. 200. &c. 20
a. Nv N, 'i3 Ys;,. ss 49, IS. ~ .sp. m.
r2os, - 3. IS Il. so 81 y. In. A'
| PHiLA pELrHIA. week days. s2l3, o..
500, 7oo 49,, . 80. 900. 80 90. 10 %. all rs
e. AZ ~; az o. 90. .2is. 800, 40 1l3.
PalLA pnIfalA. Sundays, % Il, y 90. - 90
SOC: 4l@' ID, Us. tilo .sie. -. III t'ii
e1 IT, s'Gt CO. d'y i5 'aia SD CO., 20 g
a. a., ~ o. ! o9. - -. 400, 40 % Il
os . .: M, '' i 49, 20 ss oS
10 sbls 8 %. SD. sB46, 75o and 30 ID d, M
ArLAsTIo CITY, N. j.. 900 a. M,
s2i3 p. m, daily.
Baltimore ana Washington. q On .s17
sil4s 4; M, go. sal5. sis, $751; IS Is: i;
an aa,iy, aoa. m. '2lop. M, daily
- Baltimore and principal stations O,
Phila. Division, Alb p. M, daily. vi
daily. H. H.,
Chicago, .s fa. m. 20 81 p. m.. dailv
and Cihc = II nm ana dai,y. Louis. .l45a m.
sIsaEnLi AoooMxopArIos. $50 p.m.
| daily andl!25 u. m, daily, except Mon.
day. 10 20 p. IN, sunday only.
Al L Ia ~ FIR; Acoo1xoDArIos, week
Sun days, D so n. M, 5.l5 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE Market STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia ana way station.
week days. 3 80 so, $50 .lo,6 a. m,
49, n ~ M IA ~ IS s. T. s Sundays go
For Baltimore. week days, ba,. $50
a. M; 10, 3 d, = 55 p. IN. SUNDAYS. 7aI
a. nj 40 aud .is6 y M. ~
PM, baitlm isir and principal stations on
FOR Landenberga and way stations. week
Sundays . 90 a. ms 455 p. m. so p m'
do lineage. : ~ a, IN, daily, except sun.
Ptttsburg. =. $50 m. daiiy,eIeep. sn,.
uay; ii.3J u. m. lily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR W1IM1SeTos-
Daily,t4 70, 'sI5. 10 90, *II loa. IN. IAN
neon, 40 800 '54J'4 10. AL. 81 o5,e u. i a.,
el0, 10 ~ y. m.
Daily. except sunday. .el5, 4oand 1854
NJ, y. II 1Uana - IL. ID. IN, SunIsy
on.y, h5o a. M. . % p. IN.
Telephone No. 1oj.
% Rates to Western points lower than
fnany othcrline.
J.T. oDELL. C.O.sCUIL.
Cent Manager. Gen lpass. Az
Wilmington q Northern X. II.
Tine table In enect NoA. ", Iss9. Tra,n
leave linington Trench strset) as follow
Eer hesdinK, Blrdsboro, Joanna, spring
neiu, Harrisburg Junction, Ioafe1NifIe.
v wss ,Iama9us,, Allentown, Lebanon,
elphis an Reading n. k, 7.vQ a, M. and
:. - p, m. - -
For springneld. Waynesburs Junction.
Embreevlle. Lenape, Cha1d's
Ford and aonicnanii and internediatc poinu
i.Wi II. ilI.i Ia and $40 y. IA
For Chadds Ford Junction and points
on the = \ d. {. X. H., ut 100 .. M,
For West Chester, 100 a. M. . rs and
30 p. IN
Daily except Saturday ana SUNDAY,
FOR New Bridge and Intern sdiAte poivtz
\ II, p. 10. and on Saturday only at SIT ana
p.l5p. m. A'
On sunday for HsadinE and intermediate
soipts, ats u =. N. and for gprinrneli ana
Intermediate points st 8. .. m.
Z. MEGA uJLAND. BowNEss BRI9as,
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5Oi Market street. Just received a new
liue OF baby coaches.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

w ANTED-BOARDERs, AT 8. w.
w corner Of Seventh and King sire. "a
fleasAht rooms an good accommodations.
lg-6tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08
NORMA.

ale CHEAP.-BEAUTIFuL
10 two miles from wilmington,
s4.e.' r, !, T.. four acres o, land,
4. tooln, aud p asicrei .iiis SRen
a. snlent outbuti,llnes. All In per-
kty,nii, .9lt' etc. EuFUs srEWAK
| ~. l-7-gl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

~ !, EFF YOU WANT TO SAVE
- : ~ Insure your propert, viii,
De o. liz Markets.. n-lI-tI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

h ahLh-NO. s07 POPLAR ST.
-ttpry brick, rooms III, -,
slo L. shed kItcnsm; lara \.
~ inquire 4O4 Walnut Il 6..tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

nR. DnHARDT's PENNYROYAL
PILLS. d. tolSi Druggists; also by
mail ~. n. 5th ST.. " h l. dies beware Of
hithtions iG-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

i 20 =. u CHEAP.-A TANDEM
~ s's "a pretty good order, sold 1er
Apply al This once 10 ly-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

WANTFD-THREE GOOD MEN To
w sell for US, either on ahtary OF ro,n,pls
sion. Address MAY BROTH Liis, Nursery
men, hf hester. N. 7. lo-stf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08
ONCE

be corBoratop OF ihe Ferrl. Ipdu.,,i.i
pI WI nod thsif ANU al nestin, A. i,r
III t.'n.e ~, - Market st, on ", d.
N Jahnart Nh nsrlgk n ~, f"r
4 uipu't ~ teeting 4 1 hianagers TO serve
DIR. llAitl.As
f Hr,.iIont
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08
.llLl E..-ELFCTinN

Notl,r lie hntehr given 10 the ,,,ctbot,-
~ t' " huntington AMI Kennel ru,rn,l,
! 'tF Int meeting VIII be h, Id on Son
tte ~ DAY OF January, Isn, Al i've
T. NJ a. No. 10 Market st, Vii
'''Sn, t.i', LOT tie purpose OF eiectIns
amy ,rtiNr Tor The euEulnk wear
!, PouLsoN CHhhDIfn,
: S.ErIIIEr
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w'anta

WANTED-IHE BOHEMIAN 30.
w ciety, now In active rrh, arsai an ~.
opera ''finAfore. +" 10 dssirous OF securing 4
number Of nesh voices both ladies aud son-
urmen. TO COMP Its limited mem srship
One OF the principal features OF the society H
the encouras eme nt offered 10 Young sinEeie :.
NO knowledge Of music necessary. address.
n. DCsHANF CiOWARD,
Musical director,
est No. vi Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

!, % 1.-Two SHARES THE
n stock of the Delaware u,dse
r., Va TAT Nalne tl01. VIII tAka less'
!" W. SGorr NEiiNON IL ~ u.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

Ton .sALE.-THE HOTEL, 70s Or
u ANuE. Apply at l240 W. Eighth
ST. City. dist
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

FOR RENT--w AFTER. POW ER GRIST
1 MILL nj Falkland, ''el., unfaling aud
uni United poweti two run Of stonts; good
trade; Es1d house aud stable. WIN. lFSkS
YELL, Exchange Buildins, Wilmington.
I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

IfoR kENT.-TuREE Two-sToRY
brick homes. six rooms and bath. An
MY tod. I. MiilfE 4 BRO, n, u. cor.
Front and Orange sta. "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

!, sALE,sroCK AND FIXTURES
~ good i'll of n business tlnIua
y ''9usand dollars year, " 18th en-
a uhhs as much more. Pnrtie.
"A W quit business. Address w.
l34tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

EoR RENT OR SALE OR WILL
I trade the thIc,-siory brick DWELLING
hon It, Apply to W. SCOTT vERN u,
thls ohce. do
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

DOR RENT A GOOD DAIRY
1 farm: Apply 10 oE). II. TOW SsEND
to.' oli MARKETS 81. ds-1t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

1'OR SALE CHEAP.-A AIS CAM
1 and outhi ;sold for want of use. APP
piy So ". Fiith IT. ds-ti
IGOR SALE.--A GOOD $1,000 FIRST
4 Mortsage bearhE s per cent. Interest.
Prompt lnterestpayer. Apply At 10 Is once.
I-t,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

EOR SALE. AN ELEGANT UP
must be sold al once. In use only month";
" Ill be taken care OF uniil Christmas II destr
ed. Ilano speaks fol Itself. tuli an ytine.
o-lb-u I1G biarket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

E'OR SALE CBEAP.-A VERY DE-
sirsbie dwelling house, No. yls Mad
iten street, three-story brick, rooms. For
inll particulars, apply to HEAl.D CO,
Seventh and Marketsls. il.2S-m.w-s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

WANItD-rWO LADIES AND TWO
W gentlemen tanvassets;cxlc ticneo
not necessary; liberal terms offered.
once honr- from 8 10 9 in the evening.
IliL. SINGER MhNUEACTI ri Nc CO,
$40 Market street. fg-yt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

M ANTED--1lELP FURNISHED FOR
" hotels, restaurants aud private families
~ inc shortest notice. Apply at the
NlIniNc'oN lNIELLf6ENCEOF
mhtI No. ia Orange Strest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

EUR sALE-Ar Low PRICE AND
4 cay terms, No. 81 and s4 French ST.;
Morrow street. Inquire j. q, PICk Els, M,
So nhipley street d-7-3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

EOR sALE-A BRICK STABLE ON
hlRy street, between seventh and kih nth
Ard Monroe and AdAms streets. AppIl TO
HfAID& 20. o.Si
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-08

WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC.
w ond hand furniture, stoves, w.trh,.
ci"chs, guns and rev lycrs, sewing machine.
orHains, house furnishing goods, clothing,
ETC., 81 brst prices.
a., j.. CoSkkiL No. 2it W. Front street.
All orders promptly attended TO. ns-tf
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
Row TO Help Your Digest loo.

Almost every day We teel the un.
pleasa't t sensations of indigestion
Try ALLCocK's Porous PLAsrERs
and be relieved. j. F. Davenport, O!
Canarsie, New York. writes:
IL have heen very much troubled
with violent pain below my chest
bone. l WAS told by several phys,-
cians that it ~as rheuma,i. m of the
diaphragm. 1t resulted from cold
and exposure. had very little appe-
,ite am digested my food with great
difficulty. | placed one ALLCoCK' g
PoEoUs PLASTER below the breast
bone aud two on each side. In the
course OF "a hours all pain ceased,
and | could eat and diges, a good
square meal, something l had not
done before in two weeks. got
better constantly, and at the end Of
seven days found mysrlfentirely we'll
Since then have us-d ALLCocK' s
Pokous PLAsTERs for colds, coughs
aud pains in my side, and have
alwa,s found them quick and eff.
sective."
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
proposed Trans. Saharau R,u~

The New York Engineering New.
says that the Trans Sahxr.o R.;,v.v
from A'Riers to Timbuc,oo is said -
present no '"surmoun,abls enpinee,.
Ing problem; in fact, 10 be less diff.
cult tha" the construction of our own
trsns'co"tinentaI lines. The re.,
d'ihculty will lie in dealing with m.
VIA tribes OF the desert who con,roi
al the routes from Algier. to the
oo"d*", who are nomads whose onlv
source So OF revenue is the tribute paid
oy caravans. The French propose to
give them employ men,, promote vii
laee life by sinking wells. etc. But
they are so wild that it is d,ff;cul, En-
even negotiate with them, With \
railway to the SoudAn, wher. com.
'ner:e IS most valuable, it would b.
possible to reach Timbuc,eo in s;x
days from Algiers, or say a little more
snan week to pass from Ma,seilles
20 the heart of the Dark Continent
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
FOUR MEAN MEN.
They Refused to Pay Trilliug Election
Bets.

They Refused to Pay Tri1liug Electiou
Bets.
"Kin git TO- warrants yere fur fo
men?" He ..k-d Ut police head,
quarters yesterday. according to the
Detroit Free Press.
"WhAt is your case?"
"Hypocrisy a" 'Iyin' an 'drceivin'. +"
"What are the ps,tlculars?"
"WeIl, sab, bet black man dat
Dc 'leckshun would 20 Democratic.
II it didn't | was to Civ HIM 81. 1t
1t did he was to drink quart Of kero.
s'ne lie. He now refuses TO d,ink.
Anod+r feller sgreed to eat pint of
horse radish, but he won't teen 1t.
Anoder one was TO stan' on his head
III the mud an de fo',h one was e.
walk frew a graveyard 1T midnight"
"And all ,efused?"
Everyone Of 'em lays right back
an a says can 60 to Texas. want
TO- warrants"
1--WE can't hel p you any"
"t~n't dey be arrrs,ed?"
"Hard'y."
"Gw'ne to git off wi'dout being
hurted any!"
"'m afraid so."
"WelI. ! isn't. has alre adv dun
licked three of 'rm so they can't holler
an l was !ook,n' fur the fo',h when
df"pp-d in yere. III find an serve
h'm De same way. Hu! jiss think of
II! Man goes to work an turns d,
poll! ticks OF his kentry all around an
den It, "dder feIers saw dry won't pa,
Ca"t low sich trifl4.' US dat"
"Well. he careful"
"Oh. III be mighty keerful. III
] just hit hi,a under de eur an den SGT
down on him and wurk a refo'm.
Ha'nt gwine ter kill anybody, yer
know, but jiss wak-n up de con
sciences to de orfulness Of lyi"' out
Of q bet"
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
A HypnOiized Baroness.

Berlin staats.zeitsnal
The following interesting story is
published among the Paris dispatches
in one of the Hungarian papers:
"Duri"g a journey from Cologne to
Paris the Baroness Rothschid was
robbed of n caskst containing jewels
valued at $4,000 francs. The baron>
ess reported the loss to the police,
who readily captured the thief in
London with the casket in his pos.
session. He described himself Us
James Pit,. an American physician,
who was travelling through Europe
engaged in the study OF hypno'ism.
He had large sum OF money and
letters of credit in his possession
which gave color to his claim that he
was wealthy and had no reason to steal.
"When asked to explain how he
had got hold of the jewels, he said
that being the only passenger in the
railway coupe besii+s the baroness,
he entered into conversation with her
upon the s"bj-c. ot hypnotism. The
baroness declared that she had no
faith in h.pno,ism and che-rfully
offered hersel; as subject Of exprri>
ment.
Pitt declared that he readily sue
ceeded IN hypnotizing the baroness,
and while in that condition, being
under his control, among
other things he ordered her to hand
him her jewel cssket, which she forth
with did.
"He retained the jewels just tor
the purpose Of teachicy her lesson,
intending z to return the jewels on bis
arrival in London. This story, incred
hle Ms it seems, was verified hv the
baroness and Pitt was released from
custody. He is a tall aud exc ceed'
ingiy handsome man."
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
The Worll Cnrsch.a

Inc facilities ofihc prese.t day for III.
production of everything that will con-
ouce 70 the material welfare and comfor,
OF mankind are almost unlimited and
wnen syrup OF Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the or1,,
perfect laxative known, as it is the onlv
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
iresn'ng to the taste and prompt and
e. eneetua! to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time Or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more MN
ular it beco,nes,
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
A Public Social.

The Ladies' Guild of the Episco-
pal Church will give social at tire
residence of Mrs. Choa,e, on Tuesday,
December 18th, at 1880 o'clock y. m.,
to which the public is cordially invited.
twenty-five cents will be charged for
lunch, and this will positively be the
only charge.
The proceeds will be devoted to
the purchase Of presents for Christ.
mas tree festival for the pupils of the
Sunday School.
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
LOCAL JoTTlNus.

The chldren's slippers of the Altu.
ns Ssddlery Cc,npany are just the
thing for holiday gifts.
Smoke Davey's home made Cigars.
Crabs, Lobsters, and Shri,nps, a,
CfAmeF's Pos.ofiice store.
Richie Angel has resigned his po-
slt'oa AS railway postal clcrk between
cheyenne aud Huntington.
You can save time and money bv
getting your loans through
LENNON & BOONE.
David NJ. Carson has purchased
"eber's barber shop. He has no
superior in his line.
The best of everything in Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers, aud prices that
oeiy competition are our specially.
ALTURAs SADDLERY COMPANY.
The celebrated Stone wall Whisky,
10 quart and pint TASKS, at w. +.
As"nedy's Famous Sample Rooms.
Purdum, the Ice man, will deliver
.'e every other day. through the win.
vet: All persons needing ice can leave
orders at Alex. Will'nan's, AMI they
Will bf promptly attended to.
o'' Jones, the dental surgeon, in
':oas to leave in Il couple OF WEEKS to
VISIT his parents and relatives in
ofeoon. He will be gone five or six
.eess' All persons requiring his
services should therefore call on him
without delay.
Inc best place to buy Boots, Shoes
~" o"" noooer Goods cheap. Ask any of
our Customers.
ALrURAs SADDlERY COMPANY.
.omaA a"'ur. your property in reliable
..'apsn'e'. None others are repre-.
ea oy LENNON & BOONE.
u 'ohn a O'Brien. Of the Wood Rive,
.s: %s.t Market, keeps nothing but Che
''''s'5 meats on hand. Try him.
B.;,' S.rs'oe. in Episcopal church,
.ad ,'sy, s ii.ho: Morning on second
s,., u 'ou''h Sundays, aud evening on
Enh -S' . 'n'fd' undA,s in every month.
q" q sundays ~ by special apl.oint,n. n,.
w. u. VAN W1NKLE, Rector.
,.d. a carload Of common sense bob.
A"a., cutters (swell.body and port>
Va, ' and PASSENGER sleigh. on the
H.;;i.. Inquire Of J. II. BEAMxR.
'y' Tor prices, etc. d&w.
p.i,oo.. oo. out for your dogs! tn.
Stoct.sI's" :" abroad again. Judge
poio.s' .'Asers Thoroughbred Dillry
.s..s!,for .ss.e,' which he would not ha,.
Morning. WIS poisoned this
sao.. NO other dealer. can touch on,
soas. and d. Rubber Good. for the the
'es; A, W. defy composition. ~ VIC
"IruRAs sADDLxaY CoxrAxr,
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
the SENATORIAL Flanr.

| WV NOTSuee0 0A0-T0
NORTH TrJfns TO Hog Two Seuatery,
special corresponde.ee Of the Txxs.l
BOISE, Dec. l3, 1890.
Ihe condition Of the S4nstori,
night is decidedly mixed, aud no fel
low can tell how it will end. Tn.
election of Dubois i. generally con
oe''ed, aud 80 woula that of Shoo,
aud C'.gets he it the latter gen,lem.r
was willing to accept the proposition
OF Governor Shoup's friends to decid,
the term for which ei,he, would h.
elected BY lot. There are 30 vote.
pledged TO Dubois, Shoup aud Cl..
R@tt' Or' At least. to Dubois, Shour
an" man from the North. Had
MIR. Clagett agreed to abide bv III.
decision Of the caucus, the election
would already be settled. But while
his friends have urged him to accent,
ne has positively refused. Hence .
deadlock which will result no one
knows how.
Mr.. Hepburn, who was trleeraphed
for, arrived to day. He said that he
could positively not accept u Senator
SHIP because he is poor and need
the income OF his law practise. Blu.
his coming may indicate that he
has changed his mind. II this suppo.
s'''o" is correct, he may be the third
Senator.
AS above stated, there are 30 votes
ma>srd i" favor Of Dubois. Shoup and
Northern man. The other "a vot-.
OF the joint convention are claimed to
be solid for Mcconnell. Clsgrtt and
a Southern man. That Southern
man could be Dubois; hut if that pen.
tlemAn cannot be induced TO accent.
Mr.. d. Lamar would be- the mex,
choice. This is, or was, the situation
last night. Since then, however.
there pas been change OF two votes.
Mr. Mills has been called to ketchum
by dispatch announcing the danger.
Gus illness of his father. As Mr..
Mills neglected to pair off and he
cannot possibly return i'm time to vot,.
Tuesday, his vote is lost.
Another member of the caucus has.
t is claimed, "fall-n down" on local
ssues. This makes a loss of two
votes to the caucus, leaving only 20
'rrayed against 25. A change of Two
'otrs would therefore give the victory
o the Mcconnell Clagett- Lamar
:ombine.
Will these votes be got? That is
he question agitati"g politicians
'ere now, and which the Senatorial
'srlIaHts would willingly relinqui h
part of their life and no inconsidera>
Die portion OF their private fortune to
'nswer. And the minority are at
work trying to secure an answer
avorable to their side.
Money has cut no figure in the
eht. SO far, which has been con.
uc'ed on a high and honorable
Ia"e. although the minority has not
onfined itself to party lines. In
act, it would have NO strength worth
onsider'nR if it had. But this is
enerally the case in such matters.
is when the crucial test is applied
hat men fall down like dogs, and no.
frequently sell out their constiu..
nts and be,ray their trusts. When
Senatorial aspirsnt finds only a few
otes bttween himself and defeat, he
going to secure those votes at 10
latter what cost.
Such IS the condition of affairs here
present. Were ballot to be taken
'-day, Dubois aud Shoup would die.
tie three nominees. But every
ours delay is favorable to the mi
ority, and it was because this was so
nders,ood that the minority moved
postpone the balloting until Tues.
~ noon.
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
HO! Skaters. This Wav.

Finest skating in this region, on
the lake at the HALEY Hot Springs,
every day and evening. Come one.
come ALL
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
A IS Shoe for 43.

Our s3 Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoe
is the finest in the country. 1t can be
got only at the
ALTcRAs SADDLERY CoMpANy's.
Wood River times., 1890-12-15
LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining in the HALEY idaho,
Fostomce for the week ending December l3. 1890.
Persons calling for any OF these Letters will u,e..a
ssy "Adv vsrtised"
oo'Ans' Daniel Hall. Miss BERTHE
White c. NJ.
EDWARD ANGEL, Postmas,er
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-25

PROF. AsAPH HALL, who has USED
the big telescope at the United States
Observatory in Washington for meas
urements Of Saturn during the last
fourteen years, finds the time of rota-
ton of the planet to beabout ten hours,
Is minutes, "a seconds. This is nearly
fifteen minutes less than the period
stated in most OF the astronomical text
books published in the latter half of
the present century, but is remarkable
as being only 100 seconds less than the
period assigned to it by Sir William
Herschel. That astronomer of GEN.
tury ago obtained his results in this
particular by the aid of an instrument
far inferior to many of the so-called
telescopes of to-day, and the fact is tes-
timony to the wonderful ability of the
man whose name was for years given to
the planet he discovered, now gener-
ally called Uranus.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-25

ADMIRAL PORTER shares the objec-
tion OF all old seamen to the present
practice of stripping war vessels Of
their spars and sales, but the step is in
evitable. A sail area such as he pro-
poses. or thirty-fve square feet for
every square foot of midships section,
would give weight and spread of spars
and canvas which would render neces-
sary a change in the distribution Of
weights as now divided between guns,
engines, fuel, and armor; it would rem
der it impossible to handle machine
guns and other auxiliary armament in
the tops, and it is cruel to think of the
way in which this great mass Of top
hamper would come rattling down over
guns, men, and the entire ship in an
action under the concentrated fire Of
modern artillery: With everything
possible slowed for action, there would
still be enough left aloft to give fair
chance that the screw would be fouled
ten minutes after vessel thus provided
was under fire.