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Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
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SATURDAY. JANUARY Is.ls9o,



The fate of George II. Williams. the
young colored man who elected yes
terday 10 plead guilty to murder in the
second degree tor the killing OF the hoy
Walter L. Wright, rather than stand a
new trial, should be a warning to all
othere who 90 around the streets like
loaded arsensls, and especially should
i, be a warning TO young eoored peo-
pie, who think that II they can only
commence their young lives with a
pistol in their hip pockets, and use II ~
q bravsdo manner, they make up ior
much of the feeling and prejudice that
exist against tier race. When II
comes 10 the right OF carrying CON
cealed deadly weapons, none have
right 10 carry them. but II there should
Turk In the law, or out OF it, anything
like constructed or implied right 10
carry Weapons, no one will deny that
colored man has as good q right to
carry them as white man. But, after
all, the colored man has more to lose
by il than others, simply because they
have more to gain by not carrying
weapons and by not inclining 10 be
law breakers.
George Fl. Williams coafesses to the
killing OF Walter +. Wright on that
fatal night in June when he was
marching around with drum corps
in the western part oil the city. Had
he not had pistol in his pocket that
night he would not have killed Walter
L. Wright, aud would not now be in
carcerated in a gloomy prison for all
Lis natural lie for that crime. Had he
not had the pistol in his hip pocket he
could have got away Just as well with
out committing murder, even urdsr
the strong pIovocation that he argues
In his own defence, He need not have
killed the boy 10 have gotten away
from the crowd, but having n pistol in
his pocket he no doubt thought with
that youthful instinct that moves
young people to hazardous under.
takings lie could defend himself in
the crowd that was following him, and
that while he had well loaded pistol
In his pocket il was cowardly in him
~ retreat. In the solitude of his prison
cell he now wishes he had never cur
ASu H'otui'
We thought at first when this law
was passed providing strong penalties
for carrying concealed deadly weapons
that it was an arbitrary one and too
severe in its operations, We do not
think so now, and rigid enforcement
OF 1t would conduce largely to the
peace and good order of our city. We
cannot see why II is necessary to carry
concealed murderous weapons upot
the person in the every day walks o
life. To say that it is necessary wout
be u sad aud humilialing confession o
deploreble state of government, in
peaceful community. Tie man VIII,
goes about with a pistol in his poke
is like the man who goes around viii
chip on his shoulder daring some
body to knock it oil. He will fin,
somebody bold enough to undertakr
the job some time II Is hopel the
the sad late Vt Williams, deserve
fate, which he brought upon hitHscl
will have deerying eil1ci upon a
others who ale inclined 10 cI1y en-
eealed deadly weapons.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
DUBLIC SALE.
The underlined about to quit farming viii
sell at public sale en- the road leading FROM
Cooeh's bridge to lssg0w, VA


MONDAY. February 10th, 1890,
al O'Clock II. nj, sharp.
ave head OF horses and one colt com ~
2-yeaf ola colt, yery prnmisins ana sO1d
ock, one bay usre with iIal Napoleon
stock, Years old aud good driver, bay
mare Kate, Norman stO X a. extra wprker.
gray mare, Nancy, good farh mare and good
driver, black mare. Blanche. coming 5
si.tedge stock, sorrvl horse. Hilly, about
years old, aYuoi urhrr aAd worker, head
ESsenry o. good tu ter GOV s, VIII all be in
EkNi}S proat or I bgiore day OF sale, one
NA good Aldcrney bull and one heller.
spTInGing, 1--WE shonts, months old, firm
/ Heuch cultlvatpr, 3 hand cultivalors, with
corn 20 erers. Champion srlf-rake In COM
pl,tr order, ] mower, | bearing inurr,
nearly new, In co npete working uider,
farm wa-uu, car, DEARBORN, jump seat
cagri ge. hay r. g, roller. dril, | Ben feed
cutter. cider miii, one l-nerse iecd mill. viii
GRAD ffum to 10 bushels per hour, / corn
shell e.. two fans. Jumper, | dp"h,e-slctgr.
carriage and dearborn tgnEucs, ! cooley
cresmcr, fur cans, 10 plF Of chlckeus, lot
sells of sinEie, iadule aud birdie, 2 halter
Chnrns, crates peach baskets, double lines,
on rYap6rAlor, lot Of grain bags, tree AMI
hedge trimmer, era lie. two harley forks.
Acme harrow, hay, straw, fodder, cats,
and yatioss articles too numerous 10 mcn-
Terns:-All sums under so cash; AL over
that sum, credit OF months by purchaser
giving hankable note win approved en-
paid. interest from date, No goods afe T. ho
removed until these terms are compile v it'll.
u MES Il. DElu h'rl4N.
W. ]. Lark, aucL l,5-w-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

at IL o'clock noon,
~ four head OF horses, two celts,
-AN coming ? years old, the other
cd,nlng year Old both of good stock;
ten head of milk cows, one fat ga; ~
bill, one tat hog, three shoat NV
Digs, | farm wagon, ! iump-seat Tk--0--
carriage, dearborn, trottiug wagon, :
ciltts, sleigh NOV ing mnchtn", horse
i1lkc, grain ian nearly new, plows, mar
rdMs 4, cultiyators, hay fox ana rope,
lEHms, peas, crOsscut saw nearly new,
maui and wedges, shoycls. Spades, forks.
axes, lot OF tools, whcclhurrow, harness,
Ect of double ha rnhsa heavy, sot OF
dpuble harness, light, sets single hnr-
Mess, cart harness, set Of lead harness,
cbIlirs, brides. haltcfs. dairy fixtures
slch Ms milk churns. serving cans, buck
els, pans, etc. About W pair OF chickens,
also turkeys aud guincns. Hay by the
tIIa and potatoes by the hushrl, House
Mold and kitchen furniture, Consisting
N beds bed-teads md bedding, chairs,
cItrprts, I good centre table. | extension
thble. hanging and other lamps, bu-
ifau aud wash stands, walnut desk,
lpuiT brass undirouS and many articles
mot herein mentioned.
Conditions OF sale are MS follows;.-
nll sums oi +25 or uuder cash; all sums
,Nsr that amount n credit Of months
viii hcgiven by purchaser giving u BANK
able note with an approved cndorser.
WM. H. BIRD, administrator.
l.. W. Stidhdm n SON, uutts
In itd-s tU-w-s-ltwS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

A MOTHER LIST.
Desirable dwellings for sale cheap and
OIL easy terms.
3l4 Washington street
1920 Talnall street .....
5l5 South jackson street
SAB Morrow street
S. W. corner 9th and French streets
sol West Sth street
121 DUPONT street
8 South Clayton street
1905 Adams street
1927 Lombard street
4Ui aud i06 West l4th street
1922 Adams street
1902 Kirk avenue
1877, 1929 and 1881 West street
1904 Kirk avenue
1l39 North Jackson street
700 Adams street
1888 aud 1888 West street
1901 West g'l street
s. Y. corner Sth and jackson streets
1928 south jackson street
10th street between Woodlawn and
Rlveryiew avenues
9Th east OF Franklin street
l42l Harrison street
4 West 9Th street
lO23 Poplar street
% Shipley street, store and dwelling
1913 Elm street
1921 Lincoln street
l0l6 KirkwoOd street
72s East 10th street
1le1 LON bard street, and store
3 houses on 18th street, between Or.
ange and Tatnall
1iol, llt3 and l. 05 Lombard street
1000 Adams street
T01 jackson street
703 and 10J ia 'k,nn street
llo9 ard III Maple street
lfD2 West Front street
1911 West Front street
| 1909 West and street
l South DuPont street
| CLARK & McLEAR,
:. L. corner 18th ard Market
! lbIt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

THE Democratic Legislature Of Ohio
seems lsely TO lose its grip by the
death of three ofits Democratic mem
bers and the dangerous illness Of
fourth An election, it is believed,
viii return Republicans in place of the
Democrats deceased.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
wANAMAKEH's.
PniLADIlruiA, Saturday, Jan IS 1850.
TWENTIETH DAY.
January SERIAL Sale

To-day closes the third
week Of TIE January s.
rialSale. 1t was announced
as a sale in which new Bar.
gains should be offered
daily. The promise has
been faithfully kept, and
W Il continue to be until ,he
end OF the m onth.
The experience has b2en
quite extraordinary. The
weather was until yesterday
uniformly warm; often stormy
but the interest has been in
creasing daily. COMPETE
ton has not dared 10 follow,
much less meet, the Offer
ings. The whole move-
ment has been carried on In
a plain, square, straightfor'
ward way. We say to you
by types and our salespeo
pie: "He,e are the goods,
the prices tre so and 80"
and you reply: "Yes, they
are cheap, we'll take them. .
That's the daily dialogue,
spoken more loudly by &C.
zion than VOID.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
c, W0RRELL.,
If h and ShipIsy Sis
We have a very large
stock OF
Blankets ana
COnliOrtabIes.

The unusual weather has
made them sell TOO slow.
They must be closed out
this month, only ore way to
do this, make the price so
attractive that it will create
buyers From the finest elder
down to the cheapest cotton
in comeor,ables; from the
best California to the cheap
eastern ma es in blankets.
All Are Priced to Sell
Now.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

On February .4th, 1870, beginning at 10
IA. m, 1 Will sell ~ NY farm adjoining
horse. cows and farming implements
with r.cord-, including one pair large
coach horses, very stylish, one pA'r young
lures, wei matched, good spced-a fine
team; goOd work horses aud mares, sixteen
colts, /, land cars Old, thirty head o'cous.
many syringe ., bull ana several h.ifcrs,
large STOCK farming ifu piements including
l3o harrows which have never been used, also
re ierHl AS nrtment OF farm tools.
rerns.-under so, cash; tb or over, note
at nine months where satisfactory tud OrS
IL furnished or pr cent on for cash.
LILO tu-th sets MM. j ENhs FELL.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
TO-DAY

You can buy an Over.
coat or a Sui J|
Clothes from us Vial
you will find to be ,b,|
best bargain we ew
offered. We have i.s|
finished making III 4
lot OF Suits and Ov.
coats out of erds Of
fine goods that wen
lett In our Custom Ds,
partnent These poos|
were among our I'D
imported Overcoa in,l
and suitings and aas|
been trimmed and md
up in our best manntd
To sum up the who'd
facts you can ct /
first class Suit 0. NJ
Overcoat at o lid
more than hall prize
JAS. T. MULLIN { S1'
Tailors, 9th & Marks
Clothiers. Wilma Il
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
Now.
IsR ROBINSON & 60

GANkEss AND BROKERS,
l2olrth and Market Streets.
EHy and sci. stocks aud bond on CON.
.=5- ioI. Letters ui credit available 10
lArt- OF lhc Wtatl, and drafts on
iaud, ireland, rance. Germany aud
' t'tHeriahd issued. nuysIy
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
MONDAY. january 2oth, 1870.


att O'Clock, p. M,
two good work horses No. /. Bay horse, o
Years Old. gentle IN all harness, No. .. lay
mare, L. years OLD, sentle In ali harno s.
Il shteen head OF good cows. All Will he
In pfnhi by day Of sale, calves by their sides;
liuls eta hei cr, kldrfuey COW, also / lat
better Now Is the time TO get nrHi-c ass
cows; all are young. STA good shoats, fulaHd-
thinH, good iulAnd-thinA boar, all home
rAl-td. one 2-hprsc farm wagon, market
wagon, road csrt, i bpEpy cutter, ! set
OF milN hNrness, I SGT OF stag harhtAs. | set
OF light harness, grindstpAe, plo~s, lar
rows, sulky plpw, rultlVnt ur-, horse rake.
mower, Johnson MAKE, AS good As new,
OK harvest bed and wheels, forks. shoyeis,
COW 'hAihs, ~ pair OF chic Gus plymouth
Rock, lni al Timothy and clover hay by the
toh, corn by the bushel. corn fodder, straw,
wht al in The grand and other articles too
numerous 10 ms nilpu. Ali0 collie bitch
on. year Old.
Terms; All sums ofs-0 and under, cash.
All over that amount, crtit Of ~ d-Ns
VIII be given on purchaser giving bankaOic
mote Win al approved IN. lorser
Nm ii. CHANDLER,
j. G.. Robinson, auct. i-i5- n-tA-s-ltw5
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
STANDING
CABINETS

$40, s23, s28 and $50 redut ed
iram SIS, Sz8, S35 and $40.
Hanging Cablnets,-Chcr ny
and oak, 81, 50, 1880 and 50
reduced from $3.50, So, slz
and si3.
Writing Desks, in walnut,
cherry and oak as low as IS;
could never be bought bel one
Tor less than st2 and would not
be oae ed now at such pricss
had We received them sooner,
from So they go upwards d ach
one TO be sold at like ied uc.
ton. Smoking Tables. 81 and
Ss5o that were $500 and
S5,25.
kRENCH CLOCKS.
50 that we're Si4. Backing Ca.
ses in walnut or oak with sliding
bottoms and slipper case 10 b,
closed at cost.
As these goods will be Sd ugh
for and taken QUICK we a dvis,
you TO call as early as POI sibl,
and secure what you want.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

WIN be sold at Public Sale ut tho late
residence OF John r. Sliarpley tdeceased)
inlBrandyw lld.. on the Concord pike
nehr sharpley's School house on
IlIuEspAY. JANUARY 2ll lSNn
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

Meu's Hemstitched Haudkerchie "a,
printed borders, reduced from s.
dozen to S3-three for Doc.
Mems llaudk rchiels. hemmel aud
tape borders, line line oi red woven
in the hordefi down IRON s. TO 81 a
do2en-three for SOC.
Mems White Hemstichea Haudkcr-
chiefs, reduced from b to g.! ~ a
dozen.
100 dozen Woneu's Fancy sgalioped
and Embroidered l8nlkerChiefs,
soiled goods from Christmas carnival
are
DOM from 25G to 2Nc
daWn from Soc to 2se
dnwn nom DOC 10 Ale
down from 75c TO 6Oc
down from III 10 soc
down from 81. 10 to laa
down from Il 10 to Sl.i0
Women HaHikeTckieis, Aemstitchsd
printed border and Initial, pure In
ruzs dOz from Sl5J.
105 dom Womeu's WHITE Hemt'.teh
e. luEaed liautkeral,eis, unlAun.
defed, r. c e.ch.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
DUBLTo SALE OF STOCK.


We VIII sell Mt public sale at c. W.
8, Booths IolucE Delaware
County Pa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
WORK or THE FLOOD DATPRAGUE
THIRTY PERSONS DROWNED By TIE coll
LAPSE OF A BRIDGE.

PEOPLE OF THE TOWN TAKING REFUGE ON THE
HoUSETocS-TUE WATER sriLL RISING
VAST TRACTS OF LAND DEVASTATED.
Prague Sept. A bridge in this city over
the Moldau. on which were n,:nbcr of persons
watching the nocd in that stream, collapsed to-
day. and thirty Of tie s:thtSecrs were drowned.
Two more arches Of the Charles Bridge have
collapsed. The monuments on the bridge were
destroyed. Tho inhabitants Of TIE town are TAX
ing refuge Oh the Eousetops. The dam Of Prince
Sclnarxenl,crgs great FISH pond at Wi;tingnu mas
burst.
The condition Of affairs here is rapidly bc-
coming wolSc. The water is still rising. and
rushing torrcHts. nrGssahc by boits. have con-
vertcd whole biochs OF liu! as i"to islands.
Vienna. sept. 4.-1hc floods have cut of all
communication bctwcal Vienna and Che Bohemian
spas
TIE Dravc River has oyerlowed its banks. and
vGst tracts OF land in Carr:hia have been laid
waste. The rains i'll t'c valleys OF the Danube
AID Moldau only ceased at uoon to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
DIR. PETERS TELLS WHY EMIS LEFT wADELAI

Munich. sept. "A banquet was ciccn hers to nichi
in honor Of Dr. Peters. the African travel"". la
spcrch DR. Peters said the KING {" tgand, world mt
accept the protection u England. but WA ready 81
grant free trahc a. all whites II The King r"ns"n'ri
TO receive the protection OF any c"nnr It would b.
that OF Germany Dr. Prtcr, also said that Eni;l
Parha had authorize; NJ. to ..y That he ,Eiin, ~
Khtalvc and Lecan-e StAiucy bad threatened {" nso
force. As representative nl III" white rae" IN
Africa he 'Enlnj did rot wish 10 eight uean't whites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION ~ ARGENTINE.

Duen9S Ayrc, Scp;. >. In "a" pI0vlnt "a, Chamber
today *cnor rorrMfr pnpjscd that TIE Payment Of
cc'uk, coupon, b, .uspa ad"d for ~" wars This
prop",itOn Gave rise - exc!:',t debate AID was
finally rejected by sweeping mnjor.iv.
In the Senate bill, were passed providing Cor the
issue Of treasury notes and the emission Of cehulas
The Ministers stated that the emission OF cedua,
was noocss sry u order that the situation In rrrrd e.
the National Bunk, the Mortgage Rank sna the mu-
ncipality might becoine mo~ quiet
The order for the dispatch of troops TO Tucunnn
has been counicrmanG"l.
The premium gold closed tO-dny at l35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
BRoKER CHARGED FIFTH LARCENY.
ACCUSED OF STEALING $1,000 AND SOME STOCK
FROM CUSTOMER

Albert Harpcnding, q broker. living at the Hotel
Gladstone Fifty -cdghtst. and Ei9hth'Gve'' was ar
rested at the hotel yesterday by Dctcf'vc'Serseanls
Sawson and OCsnnor, OF Inspector byrnes s.a".
charged with orana larceny. Last March Harpending
was ip Philade,phis While there he was introduced
to LOWS Hall Brensn. lawyer. whose temporary
of!ce Is at No. 81 Wall.st. Tho lawyer "hiie III
IIarpcndings company evening mcntionca 'hat nc
was the owner OF tho Wild Decr Mining Company OF
Colorado tho stock OF which, however. was not listed
"Why don't you have II listedl You couid maKo
plenty Of money. am . member od the Consolidated
Exchange of New.York Give ND tbe stock and viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
vp WAyAXAKER OUT or THE CARPET TRADE

philadelphia. Sept. 4.-Thc reported sale OF u"
w,o,.s,is carpet establishment conducted by 'oh'
waoamakcr, In Market ST., near Twefls'.' 10 Ho'u'
m.r,cy e. co., wa, confirmed to-day. The sale was
,,Ir .nrct.d about two weeks ago. The transfer
-, ,hc nropcrty will be made about October !. Mr.
Waamaiers gross annual business at ns h1%so sale
Hsx"nd The statement that the phce WIS large ohe'
can be learncds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
VIOLENT DEATH OF A YOUNG BE0OHLYN NAN.

VIOLENT DEATH OF A YOUNG BEOOKLYN NAN.
NcwLurs, n V. Septs 4.-John r. Cal'au' ascn
thirty two. OF BROOKLYN came here on Sunday TO vl''
his sweetheart and sisters. who were boarding ic"
miles in the country. While driving out OF the Guy
the wagon stopped unccr an apple Tree 50 .''o,
n,,s.r might pick some Of tho fruit AS he stooo
r the wagon scat the horses suddenly started ana
it,esn was thrown hcidlons 10 the ground. breaking
~. ,'cck lie lived u yesterday noon ana wa" con %
M M ,o most 81 ihe time lie was the Of Captain
: " Ial,zu, IL pilot Of the Fulton Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
m.u,pcx oy WAR IN THESE TINES.

London, sept. f.. Prince BSinarck r"i, INK a depu-
tation Of K>si:aca vccrln,. said The Inventions for
making warfare were becoming NOR" and more m-
dcrou,. No indemnity coud compensate iu- the MI
cry and expense caused ty the new method, OF war
fire. Therefore, happily, every one thought we'll
before beginning war. =.
Drs. schwcnnfcr and Chry.andcr accompanied
Prince B,.liaiCk to II .nIburs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

firm from England and the continent became SO
great that. as an honorable business hose. nothing
was left hut an assignment The gentlemen com.
posing the firm lave been So iong in business
and have so Ion; enjoyed tie confidence of the
mcrc,l public that they felt they could not,
in pursuance of sound business principles, continue
any longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
ron NOSI'tfENT To NEWMAN.

London, sept. a. movement T. on Mjt Tor the
erection Of u m0nGnieut t. Cardinal N""inan. To-
Duke OF Norfolk Is chairman Of tho committee Ea"in.
the ma;;cr IA cha,gc. \ majority Of those iht'rcsic!
in the project favor Westminster Abb, as q" pie.
for the monument. BlrInius shah and Dublin hay
also Lccn surge ,tcd ~ suitable places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
r,lpEHOK WILLIAM Ar rLENsBI'RG.

FIcnsbnrg. scpt 1.-Empci"r william Who arrived
here last night On the yacht IohcnzoIlern met an
enthusiastic reception. To-Day he reviewed n tirgc
BODY OF troops Nan foreign princes and officers ~er"
on Ike parade: ground 10 receive him, aud the review
wns n brilliant affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

Berlin, eclt. i.-ii"rr Liebkncch. III" -o'n'i
lenGcr addressed IA meeting here to-day ~ :hc anO
jcci of the reorganization Of the socialist party. lac
meeting pasecd resolutions approving the programme
~ the liVLcrHtcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
cnt.T,t SI.grEAIIAN INTENTIONS.

Adelaide. sept. A.--Thc l'rcul"r has Informed ti:
.ul,ly oi the Governments intention, H. cOnN;rnr:
q, railway ucrs, the continent to Queer, lad ~ hin
three ycars witl the ,ir"is rcvehuc anf 4, p'oV!Hc
for frcc cdnc1,ion through death dGtc' AID an III
come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
TIE CHARGES AGAINST B0t'LANGER.

Pals. opt. M. Lacucrrc the well known Eou
lansist and member Of the Chamber Of Deputies. In
an address his ca3sttunt, Inst night admitted that
ticurral BOnlangr had h ii relations With The Crn.,
DC Paris and Prince Jerome Napoleon. NJ. Larucr.v
also warmly THANKED the duchess dt;yc' for srcndil,
3.O0C.OcO francs to advance the tsasc of GAicrl
Io.~nccr.
In interview with representative cf TIC "S "Slc'c
General BOul,n@cr protested that the alleged xvr!L
tiol- ,0nccri.iH: him recently Eadc IN the Frcn,i
Ir.y,, wrr. nc., ulr t.,lc> ir g. cs.rd that c Cid
not despair Of pay.. II prominent past H. III: "aI!.s
ol France 1l rcvcugra himself upon MS enemies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
KING LEOPOLD RECEIVING wIs5MASN.

kIN'i Lf.0tOLO Ri'' EANiNo "io'"'''.''
DrI..e,s, Sept. 4.--Kiug Leopold came from Ostcha
totay to receive Laron WirsInana. who had come
here on tho HDg's invitation. The Eihs met mo
ron at tbs railway station ana conducted him TO u:
saloon Of tho rpyal tpain IN which tcy returned
togo thcr to OstcId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
Ar>rAL ACCIDENT NEAR CALAIS.

f.o,,is Scun 4..-An cADrc-s Train WAS ihrDwh iT"m
:, ,ue r.,r hrr,, 10 c:y The mail van ,nia ,iGd
T"nr t,.v ncr,ons we're killed and twenty Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

TIE PRINCE OF WALES VISITS BISMARCK
IIvlnbnrg, sept. 7.--The Piincc OF "me' p"io
v,e,. 10 Prince Bismarck here to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

COnstAntn0pe, SEPT. 1--It II TpOrUu TicEV 'T'Ht
h,1y of armed Armcniais has crossed the frontier
from Persia 70 assist their pcrJSUcd brethren III
Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
TIE RIVAL STEAMERS OFF FOR THIS SIDE.
THE CITY or NEW-YuRx AND THE TECTCNiC
TO EACE OWN ILL. OF fAN.

Queenstown. sept. T.: The Inman Line steamer Clty OF
NcwlorN Captain Waihi'r>. le!: her" for Ncwi"rk at
- :i3 O'Clock this afternoon Tie Whitc star iinc
steamer Tcutoic. captain lrvlng departed az ::i7
p. M. fifteen h.ni,;rs iat"T than Der rival Tho
pas ,rngrl> OF; the two vc>c!. betting I'll" result
o: ti1p ac:O>@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

county OF tie State, with membership OF 25.OoO.
What az, army OF Republican workers Wisely or
gauiznd and cncrgstcally managed 1t Is possible To
bring within its educational influence every voter IN
thc State Not only in this State is Its influence fcl
Reports ara day coming to us Of similar leagues or
ganizod In imitation Of This ard for like purposc IN
other states We may without undue esotism neatly tT
eGlcency and Influence OF our League 1t encrOaches
upon the domain Of other organization II gladly
helps where it may not lead and g!adiy esus
Republican voter o Republican enthusiast.