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Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
EDITION
Crop Conditions.

CnloAao. June 1l.-The following 70.
port WI appear In this weeks farmsrs'
'Corsesposdsnts scattered throughout
lllino,s. lndiAna asd Ohio report that ths
soil eenerA'ly b hard and cloddy. Corn
and cab are mot thriving ~ they shouid
IN Ohio; thA condition Of wheat has viei-
BY improved. No particular change In
Indiana.
''illinois reports show decline ol
several pointss This 10 In part due to
injury By inssctA The Hessiau ~ has
damaged wheat In Christian County 70
per cont; IN Fulton County, 8 to 10 per
cent; Mason Aud Pulaski Counties, ~
per cent; zelda In Madlson County sre
said 70 be full Of the n.y. In Jackson.
Jersey and Washington Conntiea oats
sre said to be severely dsmsged by the
grain plant louse.
''In Indiana tho grain plant louise hs,
been working on wheat and oats IN
Crawford aud Knox counties, aud the
latter crop y said 10 be greatly dam
aged.
Grains continue iu Michigan and Wis.
consin. Corn 10 late, and some farmers
have been obliged to replant owing to
rotting OF the seed, but present conditions
are favorable to growth. Oats are in dns
condition. The condition Of wheat has
improved since last report
"ln some OF the counties Of Missouri
and Kansns local rains have fallen SUN
Client for the present need Of crops, but
In many parts Of those States oats, wheat
and corn are suffering for rain. Reports
show q marked decline In the condition
Of wheat. and the average condition Of
oats 10 very low. In Barry and St.
Charles Counties, Missouri, oats have
been seriously injured By tho grain plant
louise.
''In Nebraska, crop conditions are
much tho same % In Kansas. Where
local showers have fallen, a. Rave been
the case in many parts Of tho State, corn
10 thriving. 1t 10 too late, however, to
repair the damage which tho oAt crop ha,
sustained by the prolonged drouth.
''In Iowa, crop conditions are promis-
Ing, but cut-worms are doing considera-
bic damage TO corn.
"ln Minnesota, also, crop conditions
arc favorable"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
VIII Hold an Inquest.

Coroner Gamble has decided 10 hold
an inquest this afternoon iu the case o
Hiram Dugan, who died at police sta.
tion yesterday morning. under what may
be termed very Suspicious circumstances.
The relatlves Of the deceased are very
indignant at the reports published In the
other two evening papers that bis death
was caused BY druukauness, as such wal
not the case. Tho lady with whom be
boarded Tor three years, and tho pro.
rrietor OF the establishment where he
worked for nine years, say that he was
not addicted to the use Of liquor, and
there 10 no doubt but his death wsl
caused by violence. II the case 10 pro
perly Investigated II may be shown ths
he came 70 his death from beating, re-
ceived at ths Delaware avenue station
The body ID now at the residence Of hi,
brother on Bennett street, above Ninth,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Killed by u Train.

Rev. Luclus G. Thomas, who removed
from Ontario to Dover, some 12 years
ago. was struck by the locomotive at
tached to the h.15 soutb.bound express
train last evening, at that place, and In
stantly killed. He was walking leisursly
on the track when the train approach led,
and 1t is mystery that he did not step
out OF the way. He was thrown 8.
lance OF some 20 feet when his neck was
broken and death instantaneous. Hii
body was taken up AID an inquest held
| when the jury returned verdict OF acci
dental death. He was about "A year.
old aud was prominent divine Ia tn,
sect known as the Brother of Christ. ii,
was one OF the editors OF the Restitution
| Ind.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Steamer Seized

A telegram from Victoria. British
Columbia, says that the little steamer.
North Star has beeu seized by Customs
Inspector Young,o ,on charges oi violating
tho OAnads Customs ACT. Tho steamer.
It 10 alleged, has been for the past 'iK
months engaged In carrying Chinsss
from British Columbia Into Washington.
The program has been to run ou1 q
Victoria at night, land her contrabapd
cargo ut some quiet place on the Amer,
can shore, and at once shoot back ln'o
Canadian waters.
Tho Chinese smusglsd out are dis
posed OF 10 Monaghan contractors, Who Mao
pay SEQ to $25 apiece for them. The
buyers have agents at hand wherever
landing Is made, and the Chinese an
.. creted for two or three days, and tbep
shipped to Seattle, Portland or Csliiornia
points.
The North Star is also accused Of bring
ing back American goods and Ianuins
them along the coast near Victoria, anS
this caused her seizure. 1t is also stsIea
that she neglected to clear At tue Custom a,
House before departing On some oi ns'
nocturnal trips.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
CaldweIi-Betts.

Quite o large number Of young peopla
including relatives and friends, ass IN
bled at the residence OF Alfred Belts,
corner nj Fifth and Jefferson streets. lass
evening to witness tho marriage n,s o. ~
dsmahssr Miss Josephine, to Fraucn
CANAAN Of Philadelphia. The ee,s. a.
monv was performed by Rev SnsrleA y re-
r I'M Myrrsy, raw rector oil St. Andrews Ep.s
=. S.nai mll,S I,Sy,cs ard the happy couple 70
ssapnaed S~pas I to tho questions propoundsa 10 10
sponusu ,mann.r " that evinced q readiness 10
m.st %auns' tss responsibility which they .,.s, ,%,
piled. Refreshments were enahis sers houy
The ceremony, ard at a reasonao,sa ,sv npS. %s.
The friend. withdrew, appafen.y os. aS.
lighted with everything that haa ''''
add aud done.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Seeking Damages,

Mrs. Harriet r. Weaver, OF this city,
has Instituted suit In Washington, d. G.,
against the b. n o. Railroad for SIC, 900
TO reimburse her Tor tho loss Of her hus-
band, who while a postal clerk on the
b. 81 O. X. r., between Grafton, West
Virginia, and Baltimore, was struck on
the head by some timbers OF . bridge,
aud his death was caused by the neglect
and wrong doing of the Railroad Com
pany. The case was tried In the Circuit
Court for Cecil county aud thrown out
of court, which claimed that there was
taken TO the Court of Appeals where
Judge Alvey sustained the decision oi
the lower court.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Municipal Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
at this mornings session Of the Num-
cipal Court:
George Dillin, who was found yester-
dry morning at Fourth aud French
streets, very drunk, was nnsd 81 and
eoats.
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Acker,
- Downingtown, Pa. won't Into Rey.
= DssdSs saloon at Water and Market
streets and called for drink, but a. he
vas u1dsr the influence OF liquor It was
Tefused. he went out and returned In q
short time with knife, which he threat
sned to use on Mr.. Reynolds. He had
hin arrested. and when Judge Ball heard
The testimony he imposed file Of s5
costs.
Harry Pierce escaped with fine OF 81
aud costs for drunkenness, with = warn.
ing that II he was again before the Cour
b would not get of SO easily.
George Allen, colored. and Johl
hickey, both of whom have but recsntl
bssn discharged from New Castle jail
we're fined S5 and costs each for drunken
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
TRIRl EDITION
Presbyterian Alliance Meeting.

freebyterian Alliance Meeting,
A intsresting mass meeting Of the
fresby tartan Alliance was held iast nj ihl
In the Central PresbyteriA Church.
The eoug-eyation was large And sym
pathetic. "A tier the regular formal ops n
ing Of the meeting NJ. w. X. Crosby
nada an interestin9 address on the sub
5sc,of "CftleB - the Get tres OF influence
and Power" He referred to the srca,
Aaty ef the church 10 be performed In
visw Of The countries Of Europe pouring
their emlgrants into this country BY the
tens OF thousands, and how they form
an Important integral part Of the great
elites Of tbis country.
He dwelt for somc time In poFtraylng
thS evil effects Of the Russian Nihilists
in the city Of Chicago. and the evils 1t
must lead to II not checked through the
and homo mission work. He alluded to
this city with It's 150 saloons and but so
churches as showing the need Of home
mission work.
Rev. w. P. 6wartz, of the Central
Presbyterian Church, and Secretary j.
r. King, Of the Young Men's Christian
Association, In short speeches coinoided
with the views OF Mr. Crosby.
SHOW We may hold this city for
Christ" was the subject oil very inter-
ssiing address from George w. Bush.
Nr. Bush said that some OF the great
means of converting people TO Christ are
'ucstion, the Sunday school, the home,
the press and the pulpit Mr.. Bnsh
ecommended that men who have the
interest Of children at heart b made
members of the school. He spoke OF
the great power Of the press for good II
properly used, and paid . high tribute
70 tue pulpit He alluded to the liquor
tsaiac % one of tie greatest causes OF
evil. The church must reach out for
those who are leading evil lives.
William Q. Prickstt. Esq, in allusion
10 the former speakers. said that the
number OF saloons ip the city was nearer
$50 than $50, a. had been stated by Mr.
Crosby. In alluding to the manner in
which this evangeliz'ng work shopld be
done, he very favorably reco mmended
she plan pursued by Rev. Alexis 1.
DUPONT Coleman, OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church, In bis labors at Front
and Madison streets.
Rev. George N. Hickman delivered .
stirring address on the work required
among men in and out oi the church,
many IN the church being no better than
many out Of the church.
"Specido Opportunities Of Presby to-
rians In This City" was the subject oil a
most excellent address from Charles
Bard, who fully described the
objects of the Presbyterian Alliance and
Of the necessity and advantages Of sys-
tematic giving.
He recommended the plan OF setting
apart one-tenth OF . mans income fol
church pprposes. He also spoke OF ths
nseds Of @isslons at Silverbrook, Elsmere
-sedfBl lsewhefs..
At the conclusion Of Mr. Baird's ad-
dsess the Rev. A. N. KeIgwin asked for
subscriptions to help erect chapel at
Stlverbreok. The amount for that pur-
pose was increased from $500 to s5ii.
Most excellent music was furnished
during the evening by the choir, under
the leadership OF j. Il. King. The con
9regation was dismissed with the bene-
diction by Rev. w. L. McEwan.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Lightning Kills . Gifi.

TAMAQUA, June 11.-At e'1e Sou.s q
afternoon lightning struck .nS s,,aWs ms
Magistrate Thomas Il. ,aan Wl
Lsnsford, instantly killing 5,sr May d
lame, aged 8 yssrs, q Eranduaaksn,urln sn,urlnl
Mr.. williams, and 90 bady ii,N
LizIie Jones of Mahanoy Clsy, hsr 70
girl of about the same age, ihs' ns'
covery Is doubtful. .,rs At sup
Mr., Williams and family Ms,e hom,s.
per when the lightning struck Ino ,,svini
aud the two little children Were ,yhsr 90
In the same room. None oi inc onu,ber,
cupants Of The room, i've IN rha houS
were In the least injured: inS mag,
was struck on the side, but h'''c uA
was done to IL
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Case Of Choleia " In Pittsburr

PITTsBuRo, June u.-Dr. j. A. Nc.
kibbsu this afternoon reported case Of
cholera TO the Bureau Of Health. The
victim 10 Mise Griffith, aged % years,
living at No. 3 Seneca street. In what IL
known as the Soho district. She first be-
came Ill this morning. DR.. McK,bben
says: ut is q genuine case OF sporadic
cholera, and the chances are against re-
covery. The symptoms are similar to
those experienced here when we had
what WAS known as black cholera. This
is the only case have knowledge Of and
! don't think there is any danger Of cpl.
dsmi,."
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
xAs WAlp.sA ssAssr Asy.

81 ~
o. Saturday nernisg. Nra Kats
NIntS ana DsPSss sirs1E & 10 hsvs I
hearing before MAsistrats Monaghan.
upon ! ehssrS of 2svsssiy whipping !
boy 10 years old named Elliott. Thl
whipping occurred on ths 9lst Of Nay.
more than thrss Weskl ago. 1rsni
Stout, agent for the sosisty }ee The pre-.
vsntion Of cfuslty 10 childrVp amer In
yestigating the matter 6rodeht the
charge and represented hat the boy Wa
very severely whipped. 1fra. Thseeher
very mu. b II grets that such publiei'y haa
been given 10 the case - 1t 10 subysfsivs
Of good order In the schools, but having
been made the defendant 10 the matter,
uothing remained for her than 10 give her
version OF the matter and Of this version
she seems TO have coed proof in the per-
son oi her assistant principal, Nias Mitch
ell, who saw the whole affair.
The boy 10 represented by the prosecu-
tion 40 having been welted Into green
and black welts across the back and on
the legs. This Mrs. Thatcher denies,
aud ip her version says that on Wednes-
day, May 2lst, "Mss Mitchell brought
to me . boy BY the name Of Harry
Elliott, aged 10 years, for misbehavlor
and unruly conduct. pleaded with him
aud In return he used very Indecent Lam
guage. Several wesks ago the boy was
sent up to me for misbehavior, and his
mother WAS seen by his teacher. She
told him that he must DO better boy In
school. A. to the whipping, l did not
give the boy1 many cuts aud he did not
cry, IS they we're 60 light. The greater
number. which were not more than three
or four, were given across the tops OF his
gum boots. The boy has been reported
to be cripple. Such IL not the case, ~
he 10 very healthy boy and plays with
the rest Of the children during reOesa.
As for the cuts they were laid on so
lightly that they hardly raised rcd
mark"
Miss Mitchell IN her statement says: I
did just IS Mrs. Thatcher has said and
the boys mother brought him to me and
showed me probably four or Eve red
marks over the boys lower limbs. And
she went to Mrs. Thatcher and used very
abusive language. She next went to
Mr.. O'Donnsll, The chairman OF tho COM
mittee on No. IL school, and before he
had time to investigate the charges,
which he did immedistely, she vent aud
made the charge to Mr.. Stout, who visit
ed the school on tho following Friday,
aud after hearing the testimony he
lAughingly said: We'll, Mrs. Thatcher,
II there 10 any case at all, 1t 10 in your
fAvor.'"
Mss Mitchell denies that she held the
boy while Mrs. Thatcher whipped him.
The school coDsists oil about 800 scholars
aud when 1t is taken into consideration
that she has only administered corporal
punishment twelve times during the
being very cruel. The affair has caused
consid ;rable talk in the immunity,
nearly every body taking sides either Tor
or against Mrs. Thatcher, but public
sentiment seems TO be strongly crystal.
izing In her favor.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

EOR RSALE-MILK ROUTE. WAGON
and cans. Address Cans. this nike.
6-.2-.t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
-Four Lots to be Sold.

B. =. Townsend, ageut for the city IN
the sale Of the city property lots at Ninth
and DUPONT streets will sell at o. o'clock,
on Saturday evening, June 14th, foui
lots of said property that had before
been sold, but the conditions had no,
been complied with on the part OF the
purchaser. Tho lots are very desirable
and located In part of the city that
must necessarily soon be built up, and
those who-waDt lots In this section
oil the city should be on hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Good Teas and Coffee.

Try our 22c Rio coffee, the chea pest
coffee In the market. Our 25 and 2S CT
Rio cofiees are the finest favored TO DO
found for the money, and all Of the bet
ter grades Of Santos, Java and Mocha
cofiess at the lowest market rates, and a
choice new lot OF fne favored tea,. A
right good tea at 25c h., as well as the
batter grades of Oolong, Formoss, Young
Hyeon and Imperial teas at 40, 20, so and
ooc lb. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. L. Cor.
6rd aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Camden Camp.

Thomas Simpson, Camden, has. been
awarded the contract on the Camden
camp ground. The rent of the tents has
bssn fixed at " and at $40. h. A. Black,
Dover, beiug the lowest bidder, was
nva-ded the contract to build the audi.
tcrium; his bid WAS s625. The boarding
tsnts have been let to s. ]. spial, Cam
dan, and Mrs. E. J. Downes, Dover. Tn,
regular tent drawing will be held on til,
grounds, Saturday. June 2sth, at 2 o.
clock. p. m; the food pen aud hseat
stand Will be awarded the same day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
The Dsiawxr. Field Club.

The Delaware Fold Club will open
their new club house and grounds at Els
mere. on Saturday next, the 1tth Inst
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
pauy will stop the following trains at the
grounds OF tho club From Delaware
avenue station. at 9.45 .. MI 2.6l, 4.05,
and 7.35 p. m. From Market street sta
ton ct 10.45 .. M; 245 and 500 p. N.
These trains will leave the grounds for
Wilmington as follows: For Delaware
Avenue, 2.62, 5.17, o. 26, 6.3S and g. "a p.
IN. For Market street at ass aud 9. 81
.. IN. Trains Will also be run " the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad,
leaving French street At $50, 400, 5.17
and o. II, p. m., and returning will leave
the b. & y. Junction at 6.36, and 7l2.
The members Of the club can procure 20
tickets for 90 cente. good ether way, by
showing their cards Of membership at
tho ticket office.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
The X Of nj.

The Knights of Malta are rapidly in
creaiing in this city the same as else
where, and it is only question OF a very
short time before tho third ccmmanIsry
will be formed in this city. Kadosh
CommAndery held their regular meeting
last evening with q large sttendance.
Samples of the new uniform were shown,
and 1t is expected that f6hly 100 me m.
bers will avail themselves of the oppor.
tunity presented of obtaining 1t. Thi,
commandery 10 now 10 a 1ourishing con.
dition, and constant additions are beins
made to the membership.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Marrow Escape.

A day or two ago Oflcer Gainor had a
narrow escape from being shot BY his
own pistol. He was STOPPING down tying
Gainor, some ls ysars Of age. took his
piatoI, . 38.calibrs ono, from his belt.
At Mr.. Gsinor's request tho young lad
removed all the Cartridges, ~ he thought
but one was overlooked. In snapping
tho pistol this cartridge exploded, the
ball passihg through Mr.. Gainor'a
trousers leg, Just above his hand. thl
powder burning the hand. Fortunately
nobody was hurt, but there was . terri
bly, scared policeman and . boy about
that time.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Came to Wilmington

Mr.. WIN. Lawton No. GIL Market st.
received the contract for furnishing the
culinary department with the various ne
cessary articles TO be found on all we'll
regulated steam ships, for the steam sbip
Es.ex, being built at Cramps yards, In
Philadelphia. The awarding OF this con.
tract to one OF our genial and enterprs.
ing townsmen speaks well for his enter.
prise aud push. The goods are on e1hi.
bition In the show window.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Democrats Busy.

The Democrats are showing unusual
energy as Saturday approaches. The
candidates for sheriff are busy looking
after their political fences snd keeping
their followers in line. The tax colleciors'
office Is besieged by parties looding after
tax receipts, as 1t is said none will be
permitted to vote unless they show their
receipts. Appearances Indicate that
Lynch and Ford are running neck and
neck, but they are keeping a sharp eye
on kothwell. who now promises to tays
more votes than he was credited with,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Death From Pnra,ys,s.

James r. Ware died at his residence In
Mill Geek Hundred on tue 11th Inst,
In the Nth year OF his age. Some six
years ago lie experienced paralytic at
tack, and alter that time he was not able
TO walk. Last Thursday he experienced
another attack, which rendered him un-
cosfc ou', and he Continued in that state
until his death. His iema ns will be iu.
TERED on Saturday afternoon at White
Gay Creek Church cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
.,,.0,a to Have Shot Hi. Rival,

TusKnANNooK, June ll.-Latiy rS.. a.,
Of Mil City. was placed IN IaIiI Car Car
charged with having $40. ~ N. y, at Mil
well, . young school teaenei, oo bh
Oity last night. Capweli wac vo,,ua
way home from the house oi ra,ius
lady to whom Post had peen p.P,sd Pd os
attention when some one app..r, .,m M
the road and fired o reyoivsf ~ '.ht n,a sids
shot entering his neck on the fisn' ''
aud coming out on the LETT. ..,or hls
Capweli then started to run. ma'I ~. Sovt
assaiiant overlook him, threw MN iTnanvsl n
and choked and pounded him; e'GiI iG,oiI
recognized Post and said. ie, po., ,hsi
sake, Larry, don't kill me. roIi o'a su
fled. Post Ii about ~ years 80 u vlh
Capwell 10. Capwtli is sill aii'' Wv
slIoht chance of recovery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Calamity In Russia.

sT. PERERsDuRG, June 11.-Reports
have been received here of DISASTROUS
connsgrations and great loss of life and
property In tho mining districts OF the
Ural Mountains. The iron works a
Uialllsk and Newjsnsk, a Thousand
dwelling houses, four fchool houses
three churches, ten hospitals and the
magazines were completely destroyed.
Forty peraons were burned 10 death and
eighteen thousand were made homeless,
by the destruction OF the towns.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Splendid Lunch Honse.

James II. Brnnnau, who Was formerly
with William II. Bareford at Third and
Market streets, has opened frat. class
iunch house and eating saloon at No. $40
King street. where he Is prepared TO sup
ply all the wants OF the inner man. His
bill oil fare comprises everything In sea.
son. and yesterday he had thirty-thrco
Tor dinner exclusive OF those who stopped
In Tor stew or other light refreshmenta.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Entertainment at Auhnrn

An entertainment will take place next
Monday evening. the 10th inst, at Au.
burn school house, near Yorklyn. Beside
the pupils Of this school, friends from
this city, Newark and Kennet Square
Pa. wifi assist In the exercises, under
the dire ection oil the teacher, Miss Eliza.
beth Carlisle.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Important Ceremony,

The corner stone for the Wesley NJ. E,
Church. corner OF jackson and Linden
streets, will be laid on Saturday evening
pext at 8 O'Clock. Addresses will he de :
liversd by Presiding Elder W. l. s.
Murray, Rev. John b. q. Hanna, Rev.
Adam Stengle and Rev. I. snowaen
Thomas. The friends Of Wilmington
Methodism are invited to sttend.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Died OF Fright,

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June HILARY
White. a young telephone operator, was
bitten by a dog last April. He read Of
the symptoms Of hydrophobia, and yester.
day morning he tod the family they
must strap him TO tho bed. Half An
hour later he went into convulsions and
last night he died.
The doctors say death was caused by
mania on the subject, and that there were
Lo Indications whatever of rabies,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Ordination TO tho Pr,e.,bood

Rev. George L. OFT, known BY many IN
this city, will he ordained to the sacred
priesthood by his Rminencs Cardinal Gio.
bons In St. Mary's Cathedral, Baltimore.
Md, at z o'clock =. IN. Friday, June 20th
1870. Mr.. Oh will celebrate his arst
Holy Mass, at 10. 30 O'clock a. M, Sun
day, June 22d. in 8. Peters Pro-Cathe.
dral In this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Skin Beautlner.

Mrs, Walkers face bleacher and moth
destroyer will remove freckles. blotches.
pimplss, boils, etc., from the fnce and
leaves the skin In o healthful condition.
1t is Tree from all poison and perfectly
safe In every respect 1t Is for sale by
Mrs. Piper at No. 40s King street
Give 1t n trial; 1t 10 warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Old Kelial,le

David A. Powell, Sl2 aud $40 Ma lison
street, is still ahead on fresh shad, her,
ring, Goldfish, haddock, lake pix. white
fish, founders, yellow perch sni clams.
Fresh crab mott, only 80 cents per quart
Delivered to all parts OF the city Tree OF
charge,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
A Heavy Rain,

This city was visited by a heavy rain
storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, about o'clock this morning.
that continued about one hour. Tho
rain came down In torrents, and In some
parts OF the city streets and collars were
flooded.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Handsome Paper Hanging,

at prices as low as the lowest for Arst-
class work. Make your selection and
have work done BY experienced work
men. Jones, No. 422 Market street,
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Hlala Of TnarmamOxar
The " Gather

Tomorrow promises 10 be fair
with slight thermal changes, followed by
higher temperature. Saturday fair with
higher temperature, followed by showers
n different sections.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
Flag Presentation

A nag will be presented to No. 4
school on Friday afternoon bv the
LadieS Aid OF DuPott Post, The sxer.
cises Will commence at 2.30.