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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

Is the way Western man puts it In
expressing TO Il friend his complete salts
faction IN the use OF DR. Pierce's Pleas.
ant PuTRatlye Pellets. 60 small and yet
so etfectual, they bid fair to suppiant en-
tirely the old.htyle pill. Au eYer.reedy
remedy for Sick and Bilious Headache,
Biliousness, Constipation and all blood
disorders. Mild In action, wonderful in
effect Put up In Walls, convenient to
carry. Their use attended with no dis
comfort These sterling merits account
for their great popularity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01
W ANAMAKEE


PHlLApELPHiA. Thursday. May /, 1890.
Twice over the fullest as.
sortment Of thin Black Dress
Goods that we hear OF. The
old tavorites, and styles that
no one else Ia town has.
Newest patterns, and prices
as they should be.
Open-Mesh All-silk Grenadlne.
Tw sted Silk Grenadine.
6ilk-and wool "Iron" Grenadine.
Atwood Greuadine.
Satin striped All-silk Gfenadine.
Hemstitched and Satin Striped Grena
dino.
Figured SILK Grenadine.
] Crepe dc Chine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01
Schedule IN effect Nov. Iols,
xhAlAs LEAvE DEL. AVE.
EAST Bouan

erhedula IN efTect Nov. io.lss,.
TkAlNs LEAvE DEL. AVE N
EAST Bouan
Express tr.lna
NEW Yong, week dnvs. sol, -,
.. m, slaod s9t3. % Is. 20 lbp. m
/ SkW 1cnn. Sundays. ~
W Us. - ~, '5i3, ~ 10 u. nj.
fiiiLAphLPHiA. week div. al
W, 700 100 1854 Goa sIO ll ~ II
9. m; sl20a. l W. s2i, 800. tWd
", tlo. ~ ~, Y % I so. so III n ~
,trniLApkLrHIA. Sundays, ,.is, "a
KY eoo, j. 20 a. m, sl2 -. lw
~ Nv, n sie ''i% t2a cl9 'eib I'D
..Ganarre. voes days. ~, ID
- , 20; h, !, go %, ooa 40 q. 10 % |
Fl ..-sio, "a - q, o soc Il Y y, s.' 20,
y uxsTps Sundays, sqIs 701 :. 4
Ale s5iJ. D y, Sid. 500. isonnpa, -
ATLANTIC Cry, N. D.. a
ss4s p. m. daily. ''
baltimore ANA Wnshtngto, :,
iG 4; M, as. sta Win ii
MI . asi,y. tos m. s2lop. H.
NJ, Baltimore and principal stn.id
fuiu. Division, i.l5 p. M, tlnilr
,.,ttsburg fstI It. IN. and III,
Chicago, IS 4,a. m. 'os5n j
U'n s :s z "a and , e; lLouit III 81
sn sans .ss9 h %;i as,,y; III
daily endl225 a. in. daily. y,' ~
day, 10 20 y, m, SUNDAY ol,ly
LAnDkNBERa ACCOM- YopAr,o-
days, 100, Hoo a. M, giianIl IS
Sun days. Q 80 n M. b.li u. m.
TRAiNs Leave MARKET s,ryp,
Tor Lhnadeiphla ma wev
| week unyE ~ %, ,5SI lad
! M i. ~, M = RI * p. sunla
| For Baltimore, week ,lnt'l a
a. M; Q IS. % b, '4Sap' IN rnnI
n. Lisa 80 ami ANS \ IA
-, Baltimore aud pfiucipnt sad
1niia division ut 3.ii u. "a, DAM
| HorLanccnh berg anu We st1tlol
Gays, $50. 10 ~ n m, 2a,
sundays ? - n. m; i5i y, Nh.
Chicagc. - S0a. m, dairy, exec
rittsourg, = $50 an. dal!y,exeod
day, sl.5i y, m. daily. 4
LEAVE PniLApELrni, Fon WIlutI
Daily, - 10, 1918. lo0o. ri IL /. NJ
noon, ] %, 900. '3iOsii 40. 4u.s o., i
ti0, 10 10, p. III.
Daily. except Sunday. tG1l. G 40 aai
ma iaA u l0and . ~, ii, SOP. ~ 81
only, $50 ~ m, Ms u, m.
Telephone No. 100.
eA-R Rates to western points love
viaary othorlino.
J.T. oDELL, t.0.sCU
Genl Alunaser, Gen .rass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

John Ktatlcy, an employe at the p,
w. & b. car shops, had his wrist severed y
injured while working on moitisng
machine yesterday afternoon. lie was
attended by DR.. Pierce and Detective
Jones, and after his wounds were dressed
he was taken to his home, No. S27 Madi-
son street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

David A. Powell, 3l2 and 500 Mallson
street, is still ahead on fresh shad. her
ring, Goldfish, paddock, lake pike. white
fish, founders, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware shad and herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all parts Of the city Tree OF charge.
Open every night until o'clock, satur.
day 10 o'clock,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

BEAUTIFUL May-dayl Emblem OF
The return Of spring, welcome, well
comel Now for the return OF flowers,
the shaded groves. picnics, excursions
and ramblea by the seashore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

Net long ago we told o
Ia special 100 pieces real
Shanghai Silk. The lot
lasted three hours. Here.
the same sort Of an offer.
ing--better II anything,
Dark and medium grounds
four to six color.printings:
~ inches wide, soc, 7sc,
81.
West transept.
Merry month Of May ID
1T Everyone doesn't think
so-while the house Is q.
cleaning. It's worse 10,
the good wife than fol
you, Mr.. Man, so be pa
tient. Have you thought
over the little things thai
help to take the raw edge
off the workl
Dust Brushes, round end, white bristles,
Doc TO Sl.25; nat end, white bristles. AZ
to 95c.
Dust Brushes, round end, gray bristles,
40 to soc; fiat end, gray bristles. 20 to
SOC.
Furniture Brushes, 45c to 81.
Tuft Brushes, 40 to 75c.
Plush Furniture Brushes, round end. ST.
IS; fiat end, 90 to 90c.
Painters Busters, 80 to 65c.
Floor Brushes. 900 to Is.
Ceiling Brushes, S2.25.
Window Brushes, white bristles. S1.45
to S225; gray brist,es, Doc to 81. As.
Short Handle Window Brushes, white
bristles, u to Sl.25; gray bristles, &C
| to$l.
Sash Scrubs, 35c.
| Waxing Brushes, e1.25.
Double Dust Brushes, 81 to $1.o5.
Feather Busters, lie to -. So
Turkey Feather Busters. IS to Toe.
Varnish Brushes, to 40c.
Furniture Beatsrs, 10 to Soc.
Stove Brushes, 10 to poe. -H-...a Pc.
Hand Scrubs, IL to Acc.
Paint Brushes, to lJc.
White Wash Brushes, 9c to $1.25.
Floor Mops, with handles, 90 to Toe.
Whisks, 10 to 25c.
Chamois Brushes, 5 to Zoe.
Channels Skins, Sc to 81.
| Sponges, to 75e.
Brooms, 20 10 55,.
Step Ladders, 54c to 81. 20.
Painted Buckets, IL to 25c. 4.....
Cedar Buckets, 40 TO 6oc.
Fibre Buckets, 40 to Doc.
soap Cups, q to 20c.
Galvanized Buckets, As 10 Csc.
Houss maid Pals, si.35.
Pride Of Kitchen Soap, Dc bar.
Sapol'o, &c q bar.
Borax Soap, &c a bar.
Electro Silicon, &c box. .
Stove Polish, 5 to loo.
Furniture Polish, 10 to 45c.
Wood STAINS aud Varnish, 10 to 100 bot
tie.
Walnut Dressing, 25c bottle.
Disinfectant, 10 10 25c.
Cloarene. Dc package.
Boray, to i5c II package.
Banner Lye, l2c,
Insect Powder, 25c package.
Rat and Rosch Exterminator, IS to 25c.
Roach Food, lsc package.
| Ammonia, to 25c u bottle.
Putt Pomade, 8 to Csc q box.
Putt Powder, 4c a box.
oakey's Polishing Paste, 8 to Csc pack
age.
Maybe there's something
with the color wrong or
gone. Have you tried Cow
gills Wood stains? Simple
to spread. and presto! there's
your iavorite wood-maple,
cherry, walnut, mahogany,
redwood.
Basement. northwest Of centre.
JOHN WANAMlKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

Finest family groceries and extensive
fresh stock in great variety. Mrs. Il. j..
Mecaalley, No ITO Z. Second street. She
aleo has rheumatism Medicine by a
regular physician that has never failed
to cure
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

7. A. Shannon has just received o fine
line OF gents flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

For $500 are still being made at Gun
mings' gallery, 1902 Market e,reet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01
TRUsTEE's SALE
u OF
REAL, ESTATE.

Il 'nO6AGh o ShAM
REAL ESTATE.
ny virtue OF renewed Order of this Orphans
Court, the Strife OF Delaware.' In and TO-
New Castle County, made on the 18th day OF
Public Vendue,
ON SATURDAY,
THET IiiD DAY OF MAY,
At2 O'Clock, p. M, next,
~ the Court House, In the city Of Wilmington.
tbs following described Real Lftatvs lAte of
Charles u. PARRY, deceased, 10 wilt -.
AL that certain lot or piece OF land. with a
~ three-story brick house thereon rftct-d,
Fun a.tnNte In the city OF Wilmington. and
6onn led and DESCRIBED MS pillows, 70 Wit:
BEGINNING at the corner 10 rmed ny the In
tersection OF the soulherfy sile OF nv street.
soutbctiy along SAIL sasterly side 81 Heal,l
strcti, seventy feet 10 stake 10 other land OF
sali liob TT rarfy, sr., and Charles H.. Par
~, thence along their line easteriy. and par
aliel with II street, twenty ttet TO stake;
thence northeily. still along iiiie Of land OF
Robert and charles u. Parry, parallel Wit
Head street, seventy feet - The aforc AID
sonthcrly side of U street, and thence there
by westerly tive -ty feet To tne place Of begin
nj =, be the contents thereof what they
may. aud 1t Is Ordered by the court that the
purchaser or purchasers thereof be and APP
pear at an adjourned term of the Orplinns'
Court for New Castle county TO he held AZ
WllmfnRton on saturday the tenth day Of
May. ensuing at in O'Clock, a. m.
Attendance Will be given and terms made
snown by Allen y * n, Atior TsSs'es'
SnAs. McwHoRfER, as
(lnrkO. q,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

las We journey through life let us live
by the way"
h.,EA.OS 1899 = CHARLES X y J. f..
- the wcil.lSuow1t ice cream MANN
iacturer, is nov prepared 10 Furnish ice cream
OF the very best latity. There Is no I'm prove
mrnt or economy u HHnutactuFn suggested
or accomplished by stiilmi experience mat
we have not eabo4tfi In producing the pure
elegant parlnrs are now open, and YOU are
respectfully invite call and see Inn. POI
Etc and accBinHilHa tLnr Attendants will he
regdy and willing ts rFn YOU. Al orders BY
| mail or otiier%iae, whether large or snail
thankful for past raylrs rep ec.fuiIy s. licit
| n share Of your patronage.
=. CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

The whole Dress Goods
stock IL built up on the ssme
generous plan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01
Philadelphia, Wilminstol
Baltimore X. K.

Trains viii ieove Wilmington n. !,

minneapolis express, -, 9a, ~.
9. H., 'ls 10. ,2se. isa, ~ 81. w
* Ssa ~ ~ "a. q sis M via
M, ifss. 2sS, son $40, . 4, 80 N "a
For Chester (express), 3t5, ~ 55l sa
~, hSl .. M. IL 10. bco, ~ ~ I
'oy xepcolamodstion. Gao, tos, 7 Q, Al,
II ssa. M, 1898. ga 500 W, ~
'aNew York, i j., 40. ,4a ~ c,i A
2sS 500 8 7, COS 'tza, 10, ~
For Vest Chester. via Lsmosln, az I
| 10 a. In., 81 and % p. ~.
| fof Newark tUentrel and lgte,meaiate n
baltimore aud interniedi.,la @aAJb,. Il
| and y i2p. M, and IL II night.
baltimore and Washington, 4 ~, ~, .
z. and ~ % a. M, " %, ii g. ~ q
Trains 4 iar Delaware Disis saa lda ,6 ot
Ney VS. SSn s. y ga a 3 RI, n Ia2 p. y
S s1rssso", Ssii,ar.' and no s way '''s sil,
Express for Harrington. $50 and 100 ",
m a.plssi .sr DGssdi sari :. ana y
Exprcss for Cape CHARLES, Old rolnt CD
fort. and Norfolk, 120ia. M, AMI ~, y. 1
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street r5r u
Il 4. ton ,e Y 49, III ~ e' e
il 70 ,. M. ~ .na Eos mint. =" ~ =
"A Asce sss o2heio. lc2Sii = al
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia fexpressj. iM, 81 d
il.ti 4. A., ~, biZ 6Sa, .U1D, ls, /
Aeon oiatiou, 100. s.1a. oioA NJ "a
LEA 40, sxi, 7.4u. 1000 and i0,Ii T., IL
d Ut sa mss g. fsAsrsss i.S'. n.oi ", 81
Accom- odatloa, 7oo. s.is 90 a. NJ, l.
i.ah 4.i0. 70. 40 and 10. i5i'. N.
For New York (exprcssl, Ir, 80 VI
40. s.is, 81 A. M, 2.N BIZ, 655 VI
Fer N Nav SS ssss q "a 4 n hIsnoh S'A
:, For Cape Charles. Old Point coniof- a
Norfolk, 1901 night. ,
For Middletown, Gay ton. Dover, WFNri
FELTON,, llarrinIton, Briigeyilic, seh1i
Laurel, and Delmar, 2.ol night. a
bsitiinore and washington 4,to,"o y.
1870 Night. Baltimore s.ia r. ~. ant II
1i Leave philadeiphia Broad Street, ior W
min4to express, $50. 7.s9. VAR A..
ss0osa ,a Sls' n, SSt ~ hia' W. D Y
AZ Accom- m dstion, tsa 90, ioisa,m. n
| 05. q 10. ss5. 10 Al. aud II IS Il M
For further Information, passengers I
referred to the ticket o.ule Al tAln 4ltll1l.
Trains marked thus - arc ltAllel eNpts'
upon which extra iare Is charssi.
General Msnsrar. General PASSENGER Aa'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

DUBL1C SALE-Intentling to quit the
il tcamimg business will sell ut pub
lie sale at my residence, near Shcllpot
school house, Brandywine Hundred, on
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1890,
Mt / O'Clock y. m,
ex TIA good work horses, cow, ~
will soon be in profit; l 3horse Xa3S
stone wagon, farm wagon, 2.horse
cart, truck or curb wheels lead chains
articles, all In first-clnsa order.
Terms-All sums OF $50 and under,
cash; over TINT amount n credit OF 80
days. on giving bankablo note with
approved enGofser. If not paid when
due, interest from date.
THOMAS T.. MALIN.
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auct's.
a2:- rs 2s.30-2tws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01
BOYS !!

Do you want a hand
some, well fitting, good
Spring Suit of Clothes ?
II SO call in and let us
show you an assortment
of suits OF the very lat
est styles. "Mothers, "
bring in the children
we also want you to see
the handsome patterns
we have made into
"Natty Suits" Tor the
little fellows. We are
after the boys, we want
to make little men OF
them. Also, for the
men We have lots oil
Su ts, spring Overcoats
White Vests and lots
and lots of odd Pants
We are glad to have
you see them.
JAS. I. MUIIIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market
Clothiers. Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-05-01

Leave rhiladeIphla; broad Street r5r
minston texress) $50. ~, 7eL sR,
To- y, "a, ) q q, ! I. T. eo asai 81 N n
u 10 y. M. and n OF niyht.
Accommodates, 02i,ai0, JOS. II s., I
!, ~, 2s3i ~ tth $40 60. ~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-27
Saafm6Rnif6e Gbf6aBaRg
bon 2odapanna 60, ga.,
fur pas 1abr 1890.

9ie 8erfaufer BON fremoen nuo einbeimii6en
&aufmannsuanren @iitilleure. 8rauer, Wldt.
Ter H. (. 10. in Dem County 9adnuauna. Ra..
peroen bermit benahridtigt, bab in @emdb'
belt uerihieOener Grlafe Der @eiebgebung bic
fee Staates 81 Dem 5pede. Inn Gintommen our
8efrieNi9ung bon &oroerun9en al ben Stoots'
fdIab 5u er5ielen uno ju anoeren 3peden, Der
Imter5eidnete MbihdBer bon Saufm6nnilben
Steuern fir beiuates County ein 8ereihniB
BON 9dnolern in @iitern. 8anren, Sautmanns'
tuanren 4atent- MeObinen, Sranern. Matlern.
ETC.. in beiagtem County aus9emadt uno Seoer'
mann in bieienige Slniie getellt bat, Die ibn
redt unb 9ercdt eribien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-27
eprina @root 9opnfhip.

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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12

'watCr. For the love Of good, water!
! \ doctor! \ doctor!' never ceased. "
After van has wrought such crlcltics,
| how glad we vii! b" 10 nave the Old
! Monster himself die. Let his dying
! couch be spread in some dismantlcl
| fortress. through which the stormy
winds howl. Give linn for pillow n
battered shield, and let his bed be
| hard with the rustcI bnyoncts of the
slain. Cover him with the coarscst
Blanket that picket ever wore. and let
his only cup be the blcachcd bone Of
ono OF his war-chargcrs, and the last
taper by his bedside expire as the
midlG-ht blast signs into his car:
"Thr candle OF the wicked shall be
put out" Tonight. against the sky of
the glorious future, [ see Il great blaze.
, ii is Il foundry III full blast The
worllmpn have stirred the fires until
the furnaces arc seven times heated.
The last wagon load of the world S
swords has been hauled into the
foundry, and they are tumblcd into
tie furnace, sud they begin to glow
AMI rcddcn and melt. and III Kissing
;tnd sparkling liquid they roll on
down through thc crcvicc Of rock un
til they fail into II mold shaped like
the iron foot of Il plough. Then the
liquid coolS off into a hard metal,
and. brought out on an anvil, it is
beaten and pounded and fashioned,
stroke after stroke. until that which
WAS Il weapon to reap harvcsts of
men. becomes uu implement turning
the soil for harvest of corn, the sword
having become the plowsharr.
Officers and comrades OF the Thir-
trcnth regiment of State militia:
After another year OF pleasant nc
urnintanrN | hail YOU with a Salutr
tlpn I'll mad" up OF good wishes and
prayers. HonorcI with residence in
the best city OF the best land under
the sun. let us dedicate ourselves
anew to God and country and home!
In the English conflict, called "Thc
War OF the Roses" Il white rose WAS
the badge OF the house OF York, and
the rcd rose the badge OF the House
of Lancaster, and with these two col
orS they opposed each other III battle.
TO enlist YOU i'll the Holy War for al
that is good against all that Is wrong
! l. PIN over your heart two badges,
| the one suggestive Of the blood shed
for our redemption and the other
symbolic OF Il soul made white and
clean, the Rose OF Sharon and tho
! Ily OF the Valley. BE these hence
forth oip rcglm'ntal Symbol&-Eos'
and Lily, LIIl +5f,7.. 7fr. ltoS'.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12
OUR ELECTION H. WS
DECLARED BY YTHEsREPUBulChNS TO
BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL

laundering Synopsis OF ProvIsi"ns-Nr-
Er"csWh" Sell .Out--MilIcrs Election Do
crccI.
WAsnINGroN, ID. G., June 3.-Thc
majority report in the case of Miller vs..
Elliott from the seventh South Caro-
lima district was submitted to the
House Committee on Elections this
morning. Tho report is somewhat
sensational i'll that ut the very begin
ming it declares that the entire South
Carolina registration and election
laws are unconstitutional The ba
SIS Tor this declaration as stated in
the report is that the State law i'm
poses number of restrictions upon
the exercise of tho right of suffrage
which are III conflict with tho State
Constitution. The Constitution de-
prrcs u person Of tho rights Of su I
tr0ge only upon conviction for mur,
der, felony, duclling and treason.
The State laws prohibit the exercise
of the right of suffrage by persons
who were entitled to register III
1881 and neglected to do SO, also
those who moved into the State and
neglected to register at the first reg
istration and on those who sold their
registration certificates for Il vulua-
bic consideration. The report says
thata number of negroes have been
compelled by poverty while waiting
the maturity of the cotton crop to
negotiate their certificates to traders
who Immediately send them to politi
cal headquarters with tho result that
tn" negroes are permanently dis
franchScd. After laying down this
proposition the report proceeds to
discuss tho legal aspects of tEr clcc
ton from the usual standpoint and
rccitcs the fact that in certain pre-
clnctS what amounted to an rduca-
tional test (and therefore un illegal
tcSt was imposed by lettering the
ballot boxes, which were separate in
the case OF each Office, and that voters
Wcr" deceived by an intentional shift
ing of boxes, so that the Judges o.
election were able to throw out III
ballots east III the wrong boxes Their,
WAS also. says the report. cviuenr,
OF ballot box stui1inS, Summing up
it is found that, taking the position
most favorable to the sitting member
the contestant, Miller. had II maiorit,
OF 757, while, if the law was Strictl,
Z followed, his majority will rcarl
>SReSa-~ssrr<VSs slle.-.-rFrS--l~'~re,<sss.--,.
1,1lS. Wilson, Of Missouri, will Dr,
pare the minority report.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12
Afraid OfScrvicc Pension

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 3.-Aftc
u talk yesterday bctccn Senator
laws and Representative Merrill
chairman OF the two committees on
pensions, it was believed that I'm
agreement would be finally and for
mall reached to-day by the confcrccs
ON the general pension bill. But
when the House confcrccs came lp
TINS morning with the instructions
OF the Republican caucus Of last
night to maintain the principle of
service PENSIONS, it was manifest that
agreement could not be secured un
der those conditions, and the vote 20
report Il disagreement to the rcspcc-
1--we houses was adopted. The ser
wee pension feature was the only
one OF importance upon which the
ronicrcrs could not agree.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-12
WITHOUT TOnntIN OF. PaInir-

Geo. Watson, u Texas; r;nchcr,
r"arhvi New York the latter part of
November with Il consignment Of
POLO ponies from GraSOu county.
Ih"y were II part nG purchase by
.lamrs Gordon Bennett and ford
LonrdalC, and were to be shippcu to
England. Watson had cancer of the
tongue H1il went to the Charity Hos
pltal. IT was decided to remove his
tongue. lower palate and linglul
glands beneath the tongue On the
afternoon OF December = the opera
ton Was performed by Drs. J. f..
Kelly and Cuthbclt Gillian. For
several months Watson took nourish-
mcnt through II silver tube inserted
III his w:iophaSils Just below the
right car. He WAS unable to n-ticu
late at nll for Il month following the
operation. and the first words he ut
tered were shouted ut u troublesome
cat III his ward in the hospital. His
langu&c was idinmatic and cmph atic
There m" no outward indications to
SHOW that Watson is tonGuclcsS and
pllatrl"%S lll5 speech is hGmDcrcd
Il great deal. however, his nrticuln
ton beng defective. He will nlwnys
speak somewhat inartirulatclv. The
CREATES, loss to linn is the loss Of nll
sense of taste and smell. Swallow
Ing solid lS II very difficult task for
INN, rs Ii" has lost the power to
guip food, which the tongue gives.
Watson WAS official interpreter for
lndlans III Washington twelve years
ago. 4" speaks or spoke, the
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Smittcn by Il rbOIt

A special from Cairo. Mich., says:
At seven o'clock last evening four
farmers were struck BY lightning
four miles west of here. ~. \. Fug
Gctt, Edward GOOdchild, VIM. Hol-
mes and Matt FinGlc were engaged in
pcrforminGan operation upon II young
horse. A thunder storm came up
suddenly and bolt OF lightning
struck in the midst Of the men. As
Mrs. Faggctt looked from her dool
she sLw the forms of four lifclcss men
upon the ground. Goodchild and
Holmes were dead when assistanc,
arrived, although no marks or traces
of the current could be found upol
Their persons, Goolchild was Il far
mcr thirty seven years of age, an(
had Il family five children. Holmc.
was thirty one years of ago and m
Sarricd. Ringlc and Faggctt arc re
covering. 1t WAS one Of tho worst clcc
trical storms ever experienced in thi
section.
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n MurdcrouS Deputy Marshal.

KNOXVILLE. TENS., June 3.-Re-
ports received here last night state
That Bud Lindsay, Deputy United
States marshal, shot andkillcd Kits.
Il dl3tlllcr, in Campbell county. Lind.
say wished II gallon OF whiskcy.
hlltS sold him he could not sell less
than TN gallons under his license
d,!!nNSay got mad and abused kits
Iho dlStlllcr's fourteen yrm- old son
Thought his father in danger and
throw II rock ut Lindsay Lindsay
attempted to shoot kits, but his
party took his pistols from him. They
left, and when Il mile away Lindsay
asked for Iris pistols, saying he would
do no harm. He got his pistols,
wheeled his horse and rode back to
Kills house. The latter saw him
coming and locked MS door, but
Lindsay broke it down and shot
Kits twice, killing him instantly. He
then attempted TO shoot the boy, but
missed him and hit littl" girl seri-
ously wounding her. 1T ib reported
that Lindsays party arrested him
and gavo him over to the sheriff of
the county. Lindsay is desperate
character, having murdered q prom
inent citizen Of Campbell county five
years ago and escaped because of lack
of evidence, claiming sclf-dcfence,
and there wcro no witnesses. The
place OF tho recent killing is twenty.
tivo miles from telegraph station.
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CnICAGo, June 3.~-Alcxandcr 3. Tag
hafcrro, Of Al"Xandria, Egypt, writes
to the directors OF the worlds fair
that he IS III II position to furnish
them an interesting exhibit. He has
sent the officials photograph of Il
snrcophagus which he asserts is that
Of Cleopatra. 1t was recently dis
covered in Caesars Camp, near Alex
andria, by archmoloGists. When the
snrcophaGus was opened the contents
were in ashes, with the exception of
the skeleton, which is still preserved.
Mr.. Tagllafcrro says ne is prompted
to negotiate with the exposition nu
thOriticS from notices which he has
seen IN the newspapers from the
tnitcd States announcing that thr
khcdivc Of Egypt has been asked by
the directors of the exposition for
the mummy Of RnmiS"s. lis price
is S60,OOO.