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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

! The complaint in the Sunday Star OF
want of politeness on the part Of q CITY
official towards parties paying none y
must certainly be greatly exagger.
atsd. On inquiry ut one OF the depart
ments we were assured that all who
call are treated as CONTINUOUSLY as are
customers OF any banking house In
our city. and all mistakes are prompt.
ly corrected. We did not extend our
inquiry to the Office OF the tax collect
ors for the County, but we have no
doubt a similar response would have
been received as the attaches there arr
too gallant to treat lady eavalierly,
no sever much they may feel disposed
to resent the opportunities OF poll ia,
payers, especially II they happen to b.
coiored. Writers for newspaper
are too much disposed to magnify
mole hills into Mountains and there
fore due allowance must be made fol
the complaints OF wact Of courtesy
IL we are mistaken, let the offender b.
pointed out and thenceforward W
will warrant he will practice all TIL
arts OF u Chesterfield In order to elici
commentator from lady callers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

James II. Beggs, Gen. Parke J Pos.
ties and John Jacoby attended the
Convention of the National AssocIa.
ton OF Brlckmakers In Chicago. and
the concensus OF the 500 represents
Itives present seemed to lie tn tt"busl.
meas will pick up in the spring" 1t ia
this deferring OF the good time coming
that makes the heart sick! Business
should have picked up by this time.
and not have waited until spring The
poor laboiers are already saying.
How long. good Lord, how long,'
The next time they vote they'll look
before they leap as 1t is better to bear
the Ills We have than rush to others
we know not of. Forewarned fore
armed; 1t Is idiotic to sacrifice a pres.
ent good for prospective gain on
the price OF a dinner kettle at the die
tation by even as great man as Sena
tor Gray, Pick up In the spring, BY
that time thousands will starve
Grover Is great and Gray is his pro
phet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

The appointment of Judge Peck
ham to the vacancy oil the Suprem,
Bench should be speedily confirm et
If he is properly qualified FOR tho posi-
ton. The contention that the Sena-
tors from New York should have boon
consulted by the President before
framing the appointse, Is entirely I'm
Itenable. as there is nothing In tbs
Constitution requiring him to do 50.
The Senators have no right to dictate
to the President whom he shall ap
point. and whom the uppointes Is
properly qualified, he should be con.
itirmed, and the business Of the eoun.
try be allowed to go on In lts legiti.
mate channel. When Senator Tin anC
other Senators cotnblno to reject ap,
pointments on personal grounds, they
step beyond their Legitimate province
and deserve rebulis II peckham shal
be rejected as WIS tho case with Horn.
blower. the action should lbs stigm,
on the name OF eyery Senator who i
Il party to it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

the REPUBLICAN has purchased sew,
eral hundred volumes OF handsome
cloth bound books OF the Hawthorn
series, comprising the foil owipg:Aims.
wells stories for boys. Aimswelle
stories for girls, works of T. S.Arthur,
I. s. Arthur's home stories, works OF
Mrs. browning, Charlotte Brontes
novels. Carlyle's works, Alice Cary'e
Clovernook Tales. Cooper's sea tales,
works OF Lord Beaconneld, De
Quincey's memorials, Dickens works,
George Elliotts works, Mrs. Ewing 1
works, Scott's works, Thackeray's
works and other we'll known writer's,
These books will be- put on the market
and sold to our readers at the extreme
low price Of 20 cents per copy. One
coupon with 20 cents will get any o.
these books of the popular authole
Call and examine them. Get library
and good literature while you have
chance.
Come early II you want your pick o.
the selections
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
The Plu,i,-.

Tho DoFsr Sentinel says. How easy
It Is when you know how. Congress
man Causcy's brother Peter put In his
hand and le!surely pulls out u sugar
inspectorship that pays So 500 per
Near; Senator Grayts sou puts In his
hahd and pulls oat Il six dollar DAY
cte;hst.ip; Thomas Ilolc0mb. a rela.
tive, puts in his hand an pulls out
IS. 6Ge ot.ige; DR. fratt's son, naotfHl
relative. steps up ana out rolls anoth
or $500 plum; John Gray, still an
other relative, steps forward ana {
$500 certsllip is tosssl to Him Thu,
lHepotism and free trade Democracy
go hand III hand. Meantime. hun
drels of telling Democrats, who b,
thnir work bring party success stan
around and plead IN vain for reeogni
t!Un. No Offices cnme their way. The y
aro rot enough to give the relatives o
tie Senators anu oHgrassmen place.
lot aloae tie mass OF Democrats VII
VIII The elections
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
THIEVES BURN ARCHIVES



ROME, Jan. 3o.--Burglars during the
night forced an entrance into the Ameri-
can legation, No. IS Via Nazionale, by
breaking the locks. The thieves broke
open the safe and desks OF the minister
and the consul general, and then set fire
to all the papers in the Office A number
OF the archives were completely destroyed,
and others partially burned.
The burglars, it appears, did not notice
rich collection Of ancient medals, which
was kept in the same room as the safe,
which was broken open. All the rooms of
the legation were strewn with debris,
broken furniture and burned papers, but
the actual damage done, so far as money
value is concerned, is not great, being
only about $500 according to the estimates
made, but the destruction of the archives
is complete and irreparable, and this
causes considerable suspicion as to the
motives of the burglars.
The work of investigation is greatly
hindered by the systematic manner in
which the burglars worked while destroy
ing the archives, and little hope is ex-
pressed that the authors OF the outrage
will be discovered.
The foreign minister has expressed to
United States Minister Potter his deep
regret at the burglary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

There Is no reason to lear that the
credit OF our city will be injured
through the statement of Auditor
Billany that the receipts OF our city
Will fall some 100000 below the ex-
penditures at the end OF the fiscal year
The city is not likely to be bankrupted
or allow the sums falling due for in,
terest to go unpaid, as some way will
doubtless re discovered to tide over
the difficulty. The Indignation felt by
an aggrieved property owner Is more
fancied than real. and the reporter has
unduly magniiied the matter. Mr.
Billany did nothing more than any
prudent man should have done. in
fact hs merely did his duty In calling
attention to the probable deficit, aud
letting members OF Council under.
stand the position in which they viii
be placed. The Idea that the credit of
the city or the sale Of real estate will
be injured by 1t, is simply absurd, the
invention OF weak mind or the
empty vaporlng of a sensational re-
porter who wishes to make great
ado about nothing,n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30


the Deiioc'aI'c conspiracy TO force
So''eetoi io"hSe'io u e's''iiss Deputy
nnh III orue. W nuns pace iof
sohh T. '1H'iAnah' nus hoI Set peeA
apahuoiied' attho"Bh Inc hore 70.
spectators iheinpels oi lilat party ae'
pouhVe ii as an oHtlaee Oh the rule3
oi clsii Scr lee' Hna Flpiati"h OIL the
custom practlcea lor SON" years oae&'
ohiy unpttheip,ed paEtisahs advocate
VI aeieliu LIE o"tit2to' ohe OF TINS
eiaes 10 n.'e ofly III HloF Oh turning
oie N't' tlt.''' 9u 'itt to"hseba alfo'
as NC says tHeie nus alteais t@eh sat-
,'e'cit siiee SHOWN tAe neidpiiedil
AueutnoeueS VI tho Ieletui otllees ia
sAis etsS' nu" tliFS sAoula 10 gwen
"o'iee W NGcaIo' Inns latF mliiuea
man' lhe "riter ol Delhoef0lle
uiaeeea III Las '9uHlt's 'o'ai' lotsels
s'"V M naiio" ana MS deputy, h9lo,
"eae "iloeeu " 81 10 oNt tHtti terms
IA 'to S1st''l' HOUSE, ana no change
N""te 'et vas ~ .'le " n-Ne" Nasete or
A''"es' l ostehastet ia'l ot was aioo
wv snil'e" 70 toih l'4ete ms t4ll ttTtu
oeiiaLor iilRt' nus "i'eG approached
aooal hlahlps cA4htscs IN Tue ab98e
io', ueeltilel 10 AEt, eettiliR All
example INA many senator gray, II
ne haa aay lha!lilaess ABOUT Nun
shouln inmate hotW1tits-tiltll2 the
honnuA' WHICH nave beeA 'AoGnilHH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

Great bargains In dress goods al
Defiaven's. 306 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

Union Grange No. 1. New Castle
county Del. has been holding Its
lmeetings at the homes OF the different
members this winter, and finds the
plan works admirably.
The tirst business seemed to be re.
port from q special committee, who
are making arrangements for ceiebrat-
ing their twentieth anniversary the
twentieth of February. Our pro
Igramme. 80 far as arranged. Ia an adj,
dress by John Q. Higgins, Master oil
tho state Grange; retrospect of the
grange by r. G. Buckingham; an ap-
propriate song by the young folks.
and music by Ellen p. Way and Joan.
ma Gawthrop. OF West Grove.
4 A bill on bovine tuberculosis is UNI
der serious consideration In the differ,
emit oranges at present. The Subordi,
nate Oranges are to thoroughly
analyze this bill. offer amendments
where they see fit, then rapport to Pc.
mona, after which 1t is expected to be
brought before the legislature.
The question box" was passed and
many interesting, some amusing,
questions asked and answers given.
One question was Whether ground
wheat should be fed 10 stock or not. "
Some thought 1t good feed for them,
Willie I. NduDy HOPKINS 1elJ tlat ex'
,iperienee had taught hlm that flour
was good for mankind only. W. H.
Pennoek thought whole wheat. OF
slightly cracked, excellent food fol
cows ana pigs.
Another question served to show
the desire on the part of some mem.
bers TO End the best paper devoted to
the interests of ito farmer. @. O.
Hopkins highly recommended The
Country Gentleman" as bang supe,
rlor agricultural paper "Ths Farmers
FRIEND and The Mirror and Farmer
were also recommended.
Tho question "As to whether horses
should be Clipped was quite fully
, discussed, after which we were de
lightfnlly entertained with music and
grange closed to meet at the home OF
q. e. Hopkins Thursday evening, Feb
|, 1894, on which occasion X. q. Buck,
tngham will sing solo. The bovine
tuberculosis bill will he discussed and
. other matters OF interest to farmers
Will come forward In tho form oil
questions All patrons who love good
music should avail themselves OF this
opportunity of hearing Bro. Bucking
ham.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
IIt,Ia.

Cnppinghnd lsecHine, l4i Z. Second st
Cupptns leechiug Parker .F0s Madison.
nm rttan Laundry, to- West Front 81
CummIags, the photographer. 800
Market atrest.
II You want arst,elass tlysIng and
scouting tinnr. go to 30 King.
Why don't gon try that grip candy
at Hollis, 22T Market street. IL will
stop that cough.
II. g Rowland, dealer in high test
oil and stove gasoline. Delivered in
all parts OF tho city a0l w Ihlr.
teenth street Wilmington. Del.
4 womaHts Union prayer meeting
Will be hold on tho first Friday after.
noon In each month at 5 o5lock at the
Iemperance headquarters No. 100
w. Eighth atrGet under the leadership
Of Mrs. ltcbt. Matiaek AMI Mrs. john
TaiIey. cordial welcome Is extended
to all. Mas ELI MESntSHA1.f4, Secy.
We have hoen handal by Br. j. b.
WEIGH, OF West Fourth street, two
works OF his productions. ono
Is entitled The Voice OF henson, y
the other entitled The Voice OF Ma
t@re Calls for Justice. both ably writ.
ton and worthy OF perasa by all fair.
minded people. Copies can be secured
from the able doctor st his residence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30 Flour steady win
ter superilne, S2G2i0; winter extras, sg.25SD
25ai No. winter family, s25o9be d; Pennsyl-
vanis roller straight, se00ay3 10; western win
ter, clear, g. 75a3. Wheat dull, firm, with
ot9sa. bid and BS.sc. asked for January Corn
quiet. steady, with i2atc. bid and 42asc. asked
Tor January. Cats quiet, firm, with 851ac.
bid and Csc. asked for January, Beef steady
Pork steady; new Iness. slIb01l5; family.
$l5joOla; short clear, Sl65onl7. Lard nomi.
nal prime western steam, S. l51le; refined.
dull. Butter firmer, fairly active; New York
dairy, lsG@2c.; DO. creamery. ls1a2c.; west
ern dairy, ls}fGI7e; do. creamery. ls12gI8c !:
do factory, l3Di6e,; Egins, 2Gc.; Pennsylvania
acreamery prints. fancy, &c; do choice, % .
pc; do. fair to good. 2O92ac.: prints jobbing
at 270soc, Cheese steady; state large, 90
lls4c.; part skins. iGl0c.; fnll SKINS 2;03e.
Eggs firm: Ice house, Sa.5ga3,25 percuse; west.
srn l81lfe. per DOZEN southern. 16nie54c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
JANUARY 80. 1924.


Some men are born to fortune,
while others are born to good luck,
or have fortune thr lst upon them. To
the latter class Mr.. Patrick Neary be-
longs. Starting out In life with little
each. who can blame him for taking
advantage Of the opportunities that
offered for the honest increase OF his
fortune, as we'll as his fame. In Re-
public like ours young zen may Else
from obscurity to places of honor and
profit. Mr.. Neary was born a Demo-
crat, his ability to serve his party was
soon recognized, and he was made a
constable; soon after he was rewarded
by his party with collectorship. In
this office there was chance to make
money, lawfully Of course. and he
made 1t. Messrs. Carpenter Dickey
and others were equally fortunate.
and as no blame attaches TO them. We
suppose none should attach to him.
II the law be wrong that is no fault
Of the officeholder, but 1t IL the fault
Of the lawmaker. Mr.. Neary did not
make the law, and all his doings were
sanctioned by his party. who approved
bis accounts. and said In decide, If IL OF
IN words: Good and faithful servant,
rs thou hast improved thy talents, we
will contide to thee other talents
That the error list disappeared. aud
with 1t the names of the delinquents
was not his fault. but the fault oil
others, and he should not be the scape
goat. II he made money out of the
almshouse property, other men did the
same. So with his contract for Hoe
kessln sand. II there was money In
1t the members OF the Street ant
Sewer Commission must have seen Il
was all right.
Patrick was simply fortu nate. as II
10 said there is tide In the affairs o.
nil men which taken ut its Hood leads
OIL to fortune Patrick seized the IA
vorable moment aad is now not only
wealthy but the Moses OF his party.
having been appointed by Governor
Reynolds member OF the Election
Commission in our city. His friend.
style him honest, Us we'll as fortunate
and say his appointment is all omen
Of an honest registration. full vote
and Just count. We hope In tbls
they are not mistaken, and that Mr.
Neary will pass through the ordea
with bis reputation unsullisd, aud his
name become a synonym for Integrity
and fairness. Those who live long st
will see queer things and should the
skies fall We shall catch turks" After
this let no one dare say MI. Neary
would not sooner be right than be
President He has only been fortu
nate, that's all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. S0.-A bright boy Of 16
years went to police headquarters and
told romantic story. He said that his
name was John j. Kaiser, aud he thinks
he is the son of German count, but now
he is poor newsboy. He says that ten
years ago he was kidnapped and brought
to this country from Munich, Germany,
by family named Lessler This family
now lives at 1923 Montgomery street,
Philadelphia For the first two years of
his residence in this country he was
charged by the family with being thief
He was sent to the House of Refuge in
Philadelphia, but escaped from that in
stitution after eight years incarceration,
and came to this city on the 18th inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
Southeast Cor Filth aud King SIS.

We have the flour mt Toe. Il bag at zoe II
bag, ut tic. for argo bag; II is excellent
Hour nna makes good white bread. Mem
VINO have such low wag S must ba con.
stdeted' to gel tho most for Their money
/ the MIN ami here II is; ll1 pounds far
hAif barrel OF exeelletif Hour; IL YOU
have u CENTS hero Ii d bag for That lnolGy.
II you nre SICK we lfafecrelln toast cakes:
tuey VIII nuke you well our n is frat
cnss, Coffee al "a. II ia good; Il little
broken but 1t N lkes n ilno cul Of coffee,
Lots OF Icn;en goods, oysters. cheese,
n1ccaron. for Lent. Castle Rock cheese
Tor cheese HacGnloni SILVER Run cream.
cry butter At Sc. Columbia syrup IOc. n
quart. We have fat shad. mackerel fine
herring new sauer kraut, lima beans aud
white as snow bahing powder. and cup
ahd saucer with each hall pound OF tea.
Pate, cup aud saucerwiJh each pound of
tea. Irish dnlse. Hungarian pa ent
-four in small bags. bags for csc. Good
eggs suo. a dozen; no crate eggs sold.
Grandpa Wonder Soap for working mon
at Zoe cake, at T. II. WIEa'S
t24-6t' Cor. Fifth and King SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
THE REVOLT IN MEXICO
Government Troops overtake the Bandit
and XIII Twenty-sIx.

and XIII Twenty-slx.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 30.-George T.
Nicholson. general passenger agent of the
Santa Fe railroad, has just received the
following from Il. A. White, general pas
senger agent of the Mexican railway, Chi
huahua, Mexico: Government troops
ovcrtookand surrounded the bandits at
place called Arroyo Del Mangana, and
after a few hours fighting defeated them,
killing twenty-sx and taking 200 prison
ers, the famous Lugan being among those
killed. Victor Ochoa is the only one who
escaped with three or four OF his followers,
but as he does not know the country, and
nobody sympathizes with him on account
of his being but slightly acquainted with
the people, and being also an American
citizen, he is sure to be overtaken."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30


.GHLRlFF'S sALE-By virtue OF a writ
- of Hevari FaciHs. to me directed, viii
lie exposed to public sale, AT the note
of Frank II. Pinkcrton. In tho city ant
hundred of New Castle. New Castle eoun
~, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 3D DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1894.
At 10 O'Clock, o. m.
The following described cal estate, viz;
A il those two certain lots or pieces OF
land situate In the city OF New Castle
county and state. aforesaid, boutied anf
deserted ms follows, to wit:
No. ]. Beginning on the westerly side
OF Young street distant % feet moth OF
the ht rtherly side of Tenth streat; ther
running nottheiiy along said side oil
Young street 20 feet; thence westerly n,
right angles to said side OF Young street
l3a feet to the easterly side OF School
street; thence southerly 20 feet; thence
easterly iao fcet TO the place OF beginn.
ing, he the contents what they may.
NO. =. beginning at the corncr0f Tenth
and Young streets where tho northwest.
erly side of Tenth street intersccts the
southwesteriy side OF Young street;
then running southwesterly along said
aide of Tenth street to the northerly sid
Of School street l35 feet more or less;
then running nnrthwcsterly along said
side of School street 20 feet TO limo OF
totherl land of larry McCaulley; then
northeasterly TO the aforesaid side of
Young street l35 feet more or less; then
southeastcrly 20 feet to the place of lie
Ginning. be the contents more or less.
with the houses and other buildings
thereon.
Seized ana taken in execution as the
property OF Harry McCaulley aud Emma
his wife, and (. t's
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Wilmington. Del. Jan
a. 1891. 1lb
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Hawaiian Controversy and Internal
Revenue Discussion.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Hawaiian
controversy and the federal elections bill
occupied the time of the senate yesterday.
Senator Teller, of Colorado, argued in
favor Of the annexation of Hawaii The Ha-
waiian resolution went over and will
doubtless be again discussed at much
length before vote is reached The fed
eral elections bill being taken up, Senator
Chandler finished his speech in opposition
to the measure.
The general debate upon the internal
revenue features of the tariff bill was en-
tered upon in the house, but only one SEN
aational speech WAS made, that of MIR
Covert On. " who announced his unal-
terable opposition to the entire bill, be-
cause, in his opinion, it was framed to
compel the incorporation of an income
tax. Messrs McMillin, of Tennessee, and
/ Hall, of Kansas, ably presented the argu-
ments in favor OF the imposition of such
n tuv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

Six Hundred Dollars for Ten Cents,
The photographing for one part OF
masterpieces from the Art Gallarles
OF the World' costs over one hundred
dollars. The engraving, which Is ex-
,ecuted on copper by the test artlAts.
costs over five hundred dollars part.
They are then printed on expensive
coated puper, especially made Tor thls
work, with ink that costs two dollars
a pound-and we give them to sub
sciibers for only ten cents part mud
tie coupons. How aud why do we
IN axe such II wonderful offer?
/ Tho how Is explained by the fac t
that number OF the leading journals
of the continent have divided up the
original cost between them and count
that us given away. The why is be-
CAUSE We want to doable our circuIa-
ton; We believe this to be a better way
tEBn making an expensive canvass.
We believe that * we can Induce a
man by giving him these beautiful
works that we can hold him by tho In.
trlnsic value OF our paper. What do
you think OF the plan?
1 Or course our old readers get the
benefit OF our offer. Our reward from
them must come In the missionary
wor they do for us. During this
weak at intervals we will publish an
additional special first part coupon
which with ten conts will get the first
part. This We want you to cut out
give to your friend telling him how
good the book Is and advising him to
get them all as they come out. Are
we asking too much from your
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
N. F. DAVIS. Jewelsr, . E.sad 1t


The REPUBLICAN has made arrange.
ments whereby 1t has been enabled to
give It's readers the benefit OF procur-
Ing a complete and comprehensive
History Of the United States, that
every school boy and girl should have
lt. ns 1t would no doubt DO great
help to them in their study OF our
country. This history has always been
sold ct % cents per copy. rha REpuR-
LItAN will Rive to it's readers "a chance
to procure it at 10 cents per copy with
ono coupon cut out Of tho REr',BLI.
CAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

GLOUCESTER, Mass., Jan. 30 The fish
ing schooner Aberdeen, of Portland, Me-,
went ashore on the rocks off Cape Ann
last night. Including Captain Davies
there were fifteen men aboard the vessel.
Owing to the heavy seas the life saving
crew were unable to assist the sailors,
who were compelled to jump overheard.
All reached shore in safety The vessel
will be total loss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

BALTIMORE, Jan. 80. = Lawyer ". ].
Jones died at his Elkton home. William
j. Jones was born at Elkton, Aug. 25, 1929
and after common school education
studied law and was admitted to the bar
in 1855. He served a term as states attor-
ney, and was elected to the house of dele
gates by the Republicans in 1852. Two
years later he WAS appointed United
States district attorney for Maryland, and
held that office for about a wear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30

PITTsBuRG. Jan. 9o-John Costello, an
ex-eonviet, shot his wife and IS year-old
daughter last night, because they refused
to sleep in the house with him. Both will
probably die. Three years ago Costello
was sent to the penitentiary for crimi-
nally assaulting his daughter His time
expired last Saturday and he went home,
but his wife refused him admission, He
was arrested