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The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
on for California.

Der Of Quantrelfs guerillas, Chas. II. Thorne, and his fellow-train robber, George Smith, were started back to California to- night, each heavily ironed and both shackled to seats of the railway coach in which they were to make the journey. They arc the pair arrested in Chicago a week ago, after period of liberty succeed ing n daring escape from tho California State Prison at San Quentin. Shinn took his return coolly, but Thorne, who is under sentence for life, seemed broken hearted Thorne earnestly protested that since his escape he has lived honestly, and would have continued to do so.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
American Ins,i,atr or Architects.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., October sa-The twenty fourth annual Convention of the American Institute of Architects began this afternoon at the Arlington Hotel. The session was devoted chiefly to preliminary matters District Commissioner Douglass delivered au address of welcome and k. II Hunt, President of the Institute. rcspondai on behalf of the delegates, after which re. ports from tho Board of Directors, the Treasurer, and several chapters were read Tonight tue delegates visited the art gal cry and were also given reccption-by the Cosmos Club.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
BireM.lrs Aa,ebloxrsphy Sold.

chalis autobiography was put up at auction in iaii hero to-day, Jallcr Cemcron acting ss auctionccr. There were about 30 pao- fishers in attendance. Tho bidding wat very spirited up to q, 800, after which hias were slowly made until q, so was rcachcd, when the manuscript was knocked dowr @ C. W, Buntinsof the Tornuto Mail foi himself and James Gordon Bennett ei the New York Herald Half of tho purchase money was paid down, and the other hail will be paid immediately after the exccu tic. to the prisouer's wtfN
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Train wr.ck,ns Discovered

LIprRrr, Mo, October 2.-Geo. Smith, of this place. while walking on the track of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway near here, surprised four men en- gagged in loosening tho rails. He informed the police, but the would be wreckers had disappeared whom they arrived on tho ground. They were evidently preparing to shift the rails in order to wreck tho Burlington passenger train. Great excite ment exists in ths locality over the dis covery, and it is greatly increased by the result of the Coroner's investigation into the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul wreck which proved that 1t also was sc complished by train wrcckers.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
struck Nrtnral Gas.

FLORENCE, Ala, October 22--Great ex citemest prevails hero over the discover, of natural gas seven miles from the city by H. Q. Weller and others. IL has beet known for months past that gas existed and several surveys have been made foi this purpose. Ono company has been ai work for months getting up options ou lana in this neighborhood Prominent geologists and experta have reported forcibiy on the indications for finding gas. which has al last been accomplished.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
A Count Gone Crazy.

PHIrApELrHIs, Pa, October 24-Gui scope Cnrussi, Count di Montercole, whs was recently sentenced to six months i'm prsonmeut in the County Jail for distribat ing on the streets scGrrillous circulari about hts wife, formerly Miss Virginis Knox of Pittshurg, has, since his conine ment in prison, developed a singular mono mania that amounts 10 insanity. The par ticuisr idea tha; haunts his mind is thal his wife has bribed the prison officials u place poison in his food He thinks hi, hands and feet have swollen from the effects of the poison and that he is being slowly killed. He still has some weeks ts serve of his sentence.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
A Typhosd Fever scoures

Fosr WAYNE, Ind, October a2 Typhoid fever prevails to an alarming extent near the town of Payne, O., fifteen miles east Of Fort Wayne, on the Nickel Plate Rail. IT al. and number of nurscs have been sent from the hospitals in this city. The epidemic first attacked we'll known family named Boyer. The old lady died, and then two sons. both heads of families. Of the iioyer families alone, eighteen are now pros tratad. and many moro in tho neighborhood are dangerously sick. The County Com missioners have met to devise methcds for relief, and the whole community b in . high state of excitement
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
'-s7's- '--s a'--'---'-----'-- Mir Portrr.s Return.

NEW YoRK, October, e4. Robert P, pc8. ter, Superintendent of the Census, arrived here from Europe today. In regard to the recount of New York City by the police, Mir. Porter said that the police re,urns should be sent on to Washington at once where they would be accepted as part oi the evidence that the originai count was in correct If the entire evidence offered showed that any district had been neg lected-that the police returns showed | lot of names not on the official list-an in. vestigation by the Census Bureau would be made of the dstrict and if the pollcs returns of names were then found to b> correct, these extra names would be ac ccpted by the Census Bureau and added to the official list
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Fatal Railway Coli,sion.

PRrLApELrniA, Pa, October 1e,--At a few minutes before o'clock this morning . coliision occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad. near the station at Frankford. ]. Sherran, the engineer. and Harry Nields, a fireman, were fatally injured.
 They were taken to hospital where they aow lie In . critical condition. Both were buried in the debris for at least ten min. atcs, and were severely scalded The ac. siient is said to be due to green hand Eiving the signal ''line clear'' by mistake.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
s.s.A~....ra so,a,.... Association.

ARKAxsAs Ctrr, Kan, October q. - The fourth annual reunion of the Soldiers Association opened in this sity to day. About is,ooo visitors are in attendance, and today Camp sherman has been grand sight This afternoon tho crowd was addressed by B. W. Perkins, Tim McDarthy, Gov. Steele and Senator J. ]. ingalla. Visiting q. A. R Posts ara hers from all the cities of Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas The reunion continues the remainder of the week. Gov. Hum phrsy and Hon. Lew Hanback will bs hers ts-asseew.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
No Roam for D.ros.

NEw ORLEANS, La, October a4-Ths steamship Elysian, from Palermo, with l.. coo immigrants on board. has arrived al Port Eads. Maj. Dickson, Capt Lawie, and the entire force of United States in speciors went down the river this after noon 10 meet the vessel They will maks thorough inspection of the immigrants, and If any of them should turn out 10 bs paupers, criminals or Of the other classe, which come under the prohibitory code, they will be retained on board and the shir made to carry them back to Palermo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Teisgpaphlc Rrevttt~a

Henry Papp was executed in tho Obi O penitentiary
 In a wreck at Conway, Mo, an unknown tramp was killed.
 Prof. J. W. Stotts is mystcriously miss ing from Mitchell, Ind.
 The locomotive engineers continue in secret sesaion at Pittsburg
 Arthur Lumley. the well-known srtist, has become totally blind.
 Ex-Gov. Hastings of Minnesota has been stricken with paralysis.
 A man who saw Booth, the assassin, dissccted relates the circumstances. nlinois Farmers' Mutual Benefit Asso. eiation's convention was held at Spring field
 Joseph Andsrson of Platte City, Mo-, blew out his brains ou his wedding morn.
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The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Buried in a I.pn,lsllde.

OGDEN, UTAu, October %. . Two Italian laborers were buried alive in landslide in a canyon fifty miles north of hero las' evening. They were employed on the Hear Lake and Ogden Canal Tue Utah North ern Railroad and the canal both run through tho canyon. and the heavy blasting doue by both companies during the past three months looscned the earth so that wheu water was turned into the canal Ii caused the earth to cave in. One man is still buried, while another has been rescued, fatally injured.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
A uor.e-rhi.s Csushs.

TRor, Mo, October aa. Deputy Sherifs T J. Thurman returned to dAU with Frank D Smith. the man who stole buggy and span of horscs from R C. Hendrix stabie, at Elsberry, this county, on the sist of last month. He admits having ssoion the buggy aud team, and was committed to jail to await the action of the Grand Jury at the special term of the Circuit Court which ccuvenes in Troy November 10. IL is thought that Smiths arrest will develop the whereabouts of several teams recently stolen in this section of the State.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Coilided with n Tug

BALTIMORE, Mn, October P. The Bay Line steamer Virginia, which. in July last, crashed into the Louise and caused loss of fourteen lives, this morning was in a col lision with tho tug Volunteer. The Voun- teer was towing five oyster pungies, ono of which was sunk, and the others, as well ns the tug itself more or less injured Several men were thrown into the water, but none were seriously hurt.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Austiu's uiH Miti.

ArsTiS, Tex, October 24.--The leading citizens of Austin to-day held a mass meeting and determined to put up cotton mill costing $500, 900 The company will be formally organized tomorrow The mlll will oo run by water power in connection wth the granite dam now being built across Colorado River at this point to cost q, 4oo, GOO.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
A o,.ds.on,au Elected.

LONDON, October 2, Tho Parliamentar, election in the Eccles Division of Lanca shire to day resulted in victory for the Gladstonians Mir. Roby, the Liberal can didate, received 49oi votes, and Mir. Eger. ton, Conservative, 46a6. In the preceding election the Liberal candidate received S9s5 and tho Conservative 4a,7.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Otn nh a's Count.

WASHINGTON, D. c, October e5 --Censu. Ofice officials said 10 day that on account of the great mass of business now pending before the office. they have been unable to reach conclusion on the application for a recount of Omaha No formal investga tion has yet boen made of the alleged pad ding Of the census figures there. but steps will he taken at an early date to dispose of the application.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Tho Congo Tsrtn

BRussELs. October %. Tho Congo State government proposes that the tariff of it per centapproved by the conference of the powers be only maintained in tho case of nre arms On numerous articles the tariff will be reduced from to 6 per cent Tex tile fabrics will be specially favored
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Shot at the Crar.

PARIS, October al. The Evenemeut has advices from St Petersburg stating that as tho train on which tho Cxar was travel. ing on his return to St. Petersburg from his hunting trip in Poland was passing Grodno shot was fire at the train from the rail way station there
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
The Annrchist Anniyrrsary.

CnIcAao, Ill, October al The Anarch. lsts will commemorate on November II the death of Spies, Fischer, Engel and Parsous, who were hanged on that day threo years ago.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
scotch Dis~stabiish m cns.

EpISRrseH, October 2a.-Mr. Gladstone today had n private conference with number of Scotch members of the House of Commons on the question of the dissstab- lishment of the Church of Scotland.
The Forrest City times., 1890-11-01
Tn. rre.Iasn, Mn Yo,..

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, October 2+.-Friends of the President here have been notified that he intends to come home to vote, and will probably reach this city the Saturday before election
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

IT HAS NOT been long since 1t was
HE boast OF Democratic speakers that
there was not dishonest Democratic
pfflce holder in the whole STATE OF
; Delaware That, however, WAS before
\ Republican Levy Court was elected
n Sussex that got down to the bottom
and brought up q detalcstion in the
office OF the Clerk oil the Peace; before
Bhockley, the Democratic Collector Of
Cedar Creek Hundred, deiaulted fol
$4,000; before the Democratic Col
lsctor of Appoquinimink Hundred de.
lnulted for $1,000, before the Demo.
cratic Collector OF White Clay Creek
Hundred deiaulted Tor $4,000; before
the Democratic Collector OF Mill Creek
Hundred deiaulted Tor $4,000; before
the Democratic Collector of Christians
Hundred defaulted tor $1,000, and We
might name dozen of others if 1
were not already distinctly under
stood that the Democratic party wa
The only party OF honesty and reform
IN Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

We are assured by members OF the
Levy Court that the tax-rate for the
present year will be very much re-
duced from what It was last year. We
have not the least doubt OF that, and
we are sure II will be welcome news
10 the taxpayers. If the Levy Court
does not do any new bridge building
In Wilmington, nor outside OF 1t either.
we do not see why tax-rate OF 30
cents on the 500 would not be suffi-
cieut. This would be 10 cents less
than the present rate. Without new
bridge building this year $4,000 at
least will be saved to the county, and
this, with $4,000 less appropriations
for the almshouse, will be $61 600
saved. The floating debt of $S3, 900
that ID resting like a huge incubus
upon the shoulders OF the taxpayers
presents o saving of 10000, which
within . month will be paid ON &C
count and the refusal of the Levy
Court 10 scale the outrageously high
6heriffs bill for feeding prisoners pre-
vents . saving OF So 200 more, and
which would still have left tho Sheriff
an annual profit of $1,000, enough in
al conscience for these times Of de-
preston upon the farmers.
The Levy Court can scale their own
salaries, 1900, and still be amply
paid for all the time necessary to be
spent In transacting the business OF
the county. The court might also
have saved 5000 by not accepting
the cheating returns of delinquents
by the two Wilmington collectors,
designed for nothing else than TO cheat
Republicans out Of their votes by
cheating the county out OF their taxes.
The acceptance sof the delinquent
returns was one of the miserable
iarcea OF which the Levy Court has
been guilty, and is one OF the sins OF
wilful commission for which the tax
payers will hold the members ae-
countable. 5000, probably $500. can
be saved 10 the county by the Levy
Court refusing TO pay the coroner's
'boodle'' of jury and witness fees,
which he always pockets instead of
paying II over to the parties to whom
1t belongs.
This is small leak, but it is o per-
nicious one and should be stopped
with an official plug. The law allows
The coroner a salary oil 81, 600 without
perquisitee. Let the Levy Court pay
The honest salary, but keep the witness
md jury fees in its own treasury, pay
able TO the Witnesses and CORONER g
Jurors who may present their claims
II this pernicious little leak wal
stopped the county might have much
better coYoners.
Somehow we csnnot get down be
hind the road orders of the county t1
zee how many leaks are there, but we
are quite certain there large number
and some oil them very bad ones.
True, the Levy Court does not raise
The money TO repair rosds, but il
audiis the bills and should see that nc
advantage Is taken of the farmer tax
payers. There are many other Leaks
o the county treasury hat need plug
ging up; $4,000 year is. an enor
mous amount oil money To pay TO
interest on the debt of the county, an,
e60, 600 10 too much 10 be standing a
the end OF the fiscal year in uneol
iected tsxtf. ..=
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
ORDER
III kEalsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, I


DEGIsTERS ORDER
IN kEaIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
April |, 1880.
Upon the application Of Susan NJ,
aud, Frederic Darlington, Executors oil
Edward Darlington, late OF Wilmington
Hd., in said CO.. deceased, 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register that the EA-
ing of letters festamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the
date of granting thereof by causing ad-
yertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date OF such letters In six
OF the most public places of the county
Of Now Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against IN @
estate to present the same or
abide by an Act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided; and also
cnuse the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY RfPUBtIoAN,
n newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del, and to be continued therein three
weeks. te.o.d.l
Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. OF Ofiico Of the Register, afore-
- said, at Wilmington, in New
Castle County, aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTicE.--All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same, duly nttc5ted To the
Executors, on or before April LIST,
1891, or abide the Act OF Assembly III
such case made and provided. Address
SUSAN NJ. DARLINGTON, ! r,,.
FREDERIC DARLINGTON. : IA y
Wilmington, delaware. a2-l2tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

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When the life current IL foul and slug-
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tributing Its poisons to every part Of the
body, the peril to health, and life even,
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and lassitude. Delay in treatment may
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Don't let disease get bold on your con-
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
be restored to the blessings OF health.
The discovery" is guaranteed to cure
In all cases OF diseases for which 1T is
recommended. or money paid for 1t will
be refunded.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04
First-DecOrations.

Main Floor. .....
The Millinery Parlors,
Thirteenth and Chestnut
streets.
The Centre entrance, with
model OF steamship Fries
land and decoration OF Rib
bons and Parasols.
The Transept, with the
flight Of the doves.
The Main Aisle and trans.
verse skylights, with a great
and peculiar display OF Dress
Goods.
Centre elevator. A re-
markable curio OF Mexican
Feather Work, representing
a scene in the life of Cortez
The Book Store, with
Easter decorations and en-
blems.
The Juniper street en-.
ance. A church organ
made OF paper, with a chan
Gel, choir boys and concealed
music.
The West Aisle and en-.
trance at Juniper and Mar
ket streets. Brilliant will
Chinese and japanese or
namentation.
Entrance at Thirteenth
; and Market Streets. Rust
booth and French Artificial
$ Roses.
Basement.
Tennis Court and players
81 at northeast corner.
e, Great Easter egg, undo
Or centre stairway.
o, Demonstration of Cooklr
y Novelties, at centre.
an Second Floor.
Northwest corner. &c
nu man Mountain, scene wi
sr r, running stream Of water BIC
.ry fires and figures illustratil
M; Easter customs.
he Rustic cottage in whl
yer French artificial roses
ed. for sale.
East side. Oriental Rot
I ast with tapestries, rugs, bu
ally ing incense and colo
! ut 10 lights. Small ching 70
rats adjoining, with table sh'
Nus ing rich cut 6 ass.
i Third Gallery. Dir
, rat, Ns table. with complete o.
we're Of china, glass, cutlery
ction oliver
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

II you want good potato crops, just
take our advice for once. 1t pays you to
change your seed. Instead OF planting
your own potatoes over, and getting
small and scabby potatoes 10 return, go
to Smeltz & Co., Is East Fourth street,
and buy some OF their choiea stock of
Northern Seed Potatoes. We have 10
stock the famous Maine Rose, Early
Ohio, York State Rose. Beauty Of He
bron, Mammoth Pearl, White Star, White
Elephant, Empire State, Chill White,
Burbank and live other varieties. Call
and examine our stock. smeItz ~ Co. E,
10 East Foul tn street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

TIE Withdrawal Of Henry r.
Pickles a . candidate tor the Repub-
lican nomination for Sheriff viii dls-
appoint large number Of Republf-
cans who had made up their minds to
vote for him, and would have taken .
pleasure In doing 90. The withdrawal
seems 10 have been entirely voluntary
and for the purpose of engaging in
active business, which his many
friends will sincerely hope may be
lucrative. F
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

PUBIC SALE
wy be 'oS a,eus sy 'a t.sss s c lss e'S
Pleasant Hlll,
TUESDAY. APRIL 9, 1890.
at / O'Clock p. r.. sharp.
X" '" i. y polly, black marc. 5AS
years old. sound ana kindin al harness.
heavy with foi,l.
No. 2. May. bay mare, years r pao;
sound and Kind In nii harness, portect
So'3, Gray marc. II years old. sound
mud kind IN single and double hnruess,
with foal to DAY Eye see.
and kind IL. stn.ie nnd double harness,
sircd by Iron sides, and Is Win foal To
Gladiator. she Is quite roadster when
IN shape. -, -,
ana kind; broken TO double harness.
THIS Is II nice blocsy cot.
Mott Large bay horse, y years old,
sound and kind In single AMI double
harness, nnd n good driver for u big
horse and quite u pullef.
10. 4. BMck horse. sound, good worker.
No. s. Prince. bay horse, coming eight
years old. sound and very quiet. THIS T.
the best road horse ! cvI saws hc VIII
road 10 miles'n 10 ninuiN; he never had
II days training In his life, but no can
trot 4 mile in 400. The mum that buys
him has TO like him better than his
| money, or he need not take him. sS7UNS
~ head of good COWS. Most Of SE
them will lie fresh by day OF Nh
sale; tho balance close spiiligeis. IN the
| lot are nice Alderncy cows. Two goou
large stock bulls. good doctor's wagon
full leather, trimmed; good uoItui
| phneton, ! jump seat, goou Apihui,
wagon, 2new full leather top buesies.
new jump scat carriase. Two new set'
single harness, two good sets second
hand single harness, set double wagon
I harness nearly now, two dozen WHIPS. !
| sleigh good ms new, two new road enrts
| now phactor. body cart. light car
riage polo good US new and othersrticle'
TEnMs:-All sums of $1,000 and under
cash; over that siun credit q anu
| months Will be given by purchaser CIV
| ing n bankabln note with Improved On
| dorscr. Banknblc discount Tor cash o.
| credit sums.
| Come QUO, come NIL, as these thing
| belong to me and must be soid- Every
| thing guaranteed us represented.
| JOHN 4. HESDklCtsoN,
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