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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Punch and Judys. German bands.
There are beauties on the giddy SEQ
parade;
But there's none. it seems to me.
tlalf so happy by the sea.
AS the maiden with the bucket and thu
spade.
She can build such lovely forts.
With their battlements and ports.
Though you never hear a roaring can
nonade:
AND an engineer might hout
AT the moats round Zach redotlbt.
But they're maryels for a bucket and q
spade.
She makes harbors, piers and docks.
And canals with tiny locks
Where a ship could never venture, I'm
afraid;
Ana ~embanEmcnts streets and towers
Will engross the maid for hours.
For she glories in her bucket and her
spade.
What she raises up by day
In he night Is swept away.
Yet the busy builder never is dismayed:
TN the morrow. as before.
You will find her on the shore.
Quite happy with her bucket and her
spade.
She may weary OF her hoop
And the noisy Niger troupe,
Her pleasure in her picture-books may
fade:
But she's happy all day long
AS she huns the little song
OF the ballad of the bucket and the
spade.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Up to the end of last year ~Philadelphia's
new city hall had cost SIS, 669, 964 81, and it
is not quite finished yet.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

The League of American Wheelmen i'm
poses penalties upon riders who take part
in races wherein women compete.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Mrs. WInslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for ChiIdrep
~teetlirg: sottcns the gums reuuces inlamma alton.
sllays pain. cures wind collie. IS cents a bottle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price 70 cents.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
w please say you saw the advertisements
"a this paper,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
THE CALIFORNIA VIGILANTs.


Sacramento Citizens Determined to Get Rid
Of Objectionable Charaoters.
SAg1AMENTo, Cal, Jan. 4.-The people
Of Sacramento have determined to rid
themselves Of the horde Of criminals and
tramps who have been holding carnival
Of crime In the city for weeks past. Three
brutal murders, the object of which was
robbery, numerous murderous assaults to
rob and innumerabie burglaries have
served to arouse the people to their dan
gcr. At meeting of tho city board Of
trustees it was decided to close the saloons
at midnight, and not to allow them to
open until 6 in the morning, that the IL
censes of numerous resorts be revoked,
and that all the known criminals and
tramps be driven from the city by the po-
lice. The arrest Of every man who has no
yisibls means of support was also ordered
The police force has been increased by
over fifty citizens, who volunteered to
serve as special officers, and still further
increase will be made. The police have
ORDERS TO arrest every man found on the
streets after midnight who cannot give a
satisfactory account Of himself. In fact q
semblance Of martial law has been inaugu-
rated. A citizens committee Of safety has
also boon formed, and IL Is intimated that
repetition OF the reign Of early California
vigilants may follow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A dispatch from Lima says that govern
mefit troops have Defeated the Pieroia in
surgents ut Junin.
United States Senator w. p. Frye was
rsnominated by the Republicans Of the
Maine legislature.
2, Three big cotton mills Of New England
have decided to build and operate their
mills in Georgia and Alabama.
The death is announced in London Of
Mr. Moore, editor Of The Morning Post,
and in Paris Of Alexander fndare, the
noted artist.
In a fire at Coffeyville, Kan, seven large
buildings were destroyed, and man
named Easley fatally hurt by falling walls.
Loss $105, 900.
Near Flcmingsburg, KY, VIII English,
4 noted desperado, attempted to assault
so-year old Andrew Vaughn with an Ak.
The old man shot him dead.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop. state president
Of the Michigan w. O. 7. u, for the past
nine years, and widely known temper
snce lectuzer, died yesterday at jackson,
aged 81 years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
HS SEI|B flHiVlE
Tks story Told " ! Thzsyins
PostoHlce UIsrk.


VINO 11sn nobb~a ths 0fass q es65 N
cash, Hsavinx HIM IN state Of Seem
inS ncenso,cusness-Hs Finally Admits
his CUNT.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-There wns a great
sensation In the central part Of the city
yesterday afternoon on account Of cxAg-
gerated ru1nors about the daylight rob.
berry Of the postoflicc. It WINS after . O'Clock
when Assistant Cashier Frank II. Sparks
was found lying on the door By Japitor
John Wiehe, seemingly unconsclous- No
noise had previously been heard about the
place, but when Wlehe gave the alarm an
enormous crowd soon surrounded the
building. When Postmaster zumstsin,
Inspector Salmon and Cashier Tucker ar
rived In the cashiers o1lce Sparks did not
appear TO DO badly hurt, although he had
. big bump on his forehead There was
no doubt whatever about the money
drawer being short 1857.
Sparks said that he was alone ut ] 30 p.
m, when two men entered the Office and
asked for small change for e5bill. While
be was unlocking the money drawer one
of them rushed through the small screen
door, which happened to DO open. and
soon both Of them wero on TO him. He
says he dealt one Of them q hard blow,
Int was himself strnck by a mir of iron
knuckles, and knew nothing that trans
pired from that time until ne was aroused
by Janitor Wiehe. The watcbmau. who
Is constantly patrollinr tho corridors, said
that Ia Jaw no such men AZ SHARKS de-
scribed either enter or leavo the cashiers
e,ffioe.
The detectiyes sa,d that IL would have
,,een verv plausible for the robbers 10 have
asked for cbanoe for 4 * hill. no AZ to To-
catr tha money drawer. as well "a oet N
unlocked before thew rushed i'm on the mar,
N charae az the ofi3ce. hut thew declared
that sparlrs, iniuries vera NOT the result
~ iron knuckles ar 4 slnno shot being used
ON him. INIT a bump INFLICTED bv contact
with the vauIt or sornethinu equally hard.
IN 4 center tab,a near NM rnaney drawer
xve,e over AZ IN, in envclopes for The letter
c.rriers vestert1av heino their nav day.
AIthough Il wns II, trava tbat conld bnye
been easilv carried Of. IL was NOT touched.
Sharks thougbt tbis was beca,,se these en-
vsIopes yvere covered IN newspaper
Thsr, was 4 ,nnch larger amount sam in
the vanlt which was enen and which was
M touchod Tha detacti va referrel5 Win
s,,s,,,c,o1 ~ tho door n the scr.en bet,,c
isst o,,en Al / ti,na when tba ass,stant
cash,er xras alone with sae7 IN Ma own
arawar anothar drayver eouailv fnll AZ Ol0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.--The American
line steamer Kensington, which reached
this port yesterday from Liverpool, re-
ported that on New Years afternoon Mrs
Catherine Rounitz, storage passenger,
ieaped overheard and was drowned. She
was Polish woman, aged 40 years, with
six children, the eldest of whom Is 12years
old and the youngest nine months. She
boarded the ship at Liverpool to go to
Cleveland, O., where her husband was
awaiting her. 1t Is, thought that the wo-
man was demented The children are In
care of United States Immigration Com
missioner Rogers, pending an answer to .
dispatch sent the father.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

CHEIiFFs SALE-By virtue OF = wrIt OF
y Ievari Facias. TO me dirested. Will he en-
posed to public sale. nc the Courl u ouse
on Market sire I between Tenth and 81 even
til streais IN the city of ilmington. New
Castle county. Del. :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Jan. 4.-The trouble
here is not ended, notwithstanding a tenn
pornry compromise In the 1i9-inch mill.
The temporary settlement was effected by
the company agreeing to allow tho men
ITO tons day, whether that amount WIS
worked or not. The men arc inclined to
kick over the traces, because they would
get pay for only 10 toms, even II lbs wers
turned out, and 1t is q question whether
they will accept the compromise, which
gives the shearsmen's helpers sll60 . day;
whereas formerly they earned between 81
and %. Aside from the trouble in the 49,
inch mill, a number of the others are shut
down because, the men say, not enough
signatures to the scale have been secured.
AT Braddock, where the ore handlers are
on strike, the company's ultimatum was
made known, and out of 400 men present
only six voted to accept IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04


sfYorts TO save hts clients life that his per
xistenoy, instead Of being encouraged, had
some to be regarded as misdirected zeal,
for scarcely any one believed that Lam
bcrt's life coald be saved or that any fur
ther delay could be obtained.
Lambert would have been hanged al
$50. He lind spent what he supposed was
his last night mainly In prayer, remaining
awake until o clock in the morning. By
0 O'Clock he was up and dressed In the
black suit furnished by Sheriff Barrett for
the execution. At 7:30 Undertaken Blake's
wagon drew up In front Of the jail, and
the undertaken and his assistant carried
the casket into the Office, while the hearse
remained In waiting, A plate on the lid
Of the casket bore tho inscription: Mich
olas 7. Lambert, died Jan. 8, 1895, aged
23 years and 3 days"
AT go'clock, while Lambert was engaged
with his spiritual adviser, to whom he
repeatedly declared his innocence of the
murder, Sheriff Barrett and Lawyer Sem
pie visited Lambert In his cell. and the
former told him Of the lease Of life he had
Obtained. For moment Lambert swayed
in his cell, and then he fell against the
wall and wept like q child. Finally no
turnsd to his lawyer, and, grnsping his
hand, sobbingly said, THANK God. You
have saved mo. I owe my life to you. :"
Then, falling on his knees, Lambert
prayed fervently, and thanked God his life
was extended. He had prepared himself
for the ordeal of hanging, and had not ex-
pccted the stay
Lambert was sentenced to die on Dec
49, His counsel appealed to the governor,
and the latter granted the condemned
man a respite until yesterday. Lambert's
counsel then claimed that Governor Werts
had erred as the law prohibited the
granting Of respite after the date had
been fixed for the execution. He had
previously appealed to the supreme court
Of New Jersey and also to Judge Dallas,
of the United States circuit court.
Mr.. Semple has worked unremittingly
to save his client. He appealed to the fed
eral courts on the same point which had
been dismissed In the New Jersey courts
He went before Judge Dallas in Philadel'
phia on Wednesday, but was refused the
application for writ He next went to
Washington and called on Judge Shiras
and was referred back TO Judge Dallas
He remained in Washington, however
and Just before Wednesday midnight sue
ceeded In having the stay granted. HI
took midnight train, and reached herr
yesterday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 4.-The Mine Work
ers' Journal contains an address from Sec
Rotary Patrick McBryde, of the United
Mine workers. to those members of the
knights of Labor who do not approve Of
the recent convention ut New Orleans in
barring out tho representatives of the
miners. He urges them to refuse to longer
pay taxes to the Philadelphia machine,
but take steps to elect delegates TO a con-
vention that will conduct tho affairs Of
the X. of L. in the interests Of the mem
bers. instead OF the personal interests Of
Hayes and Sovereign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

NEW York, Jan. 4--Commander J. d.
Graham, of the steamer Finance, of the
Columbian line, has resigned by request
of the officials of that company. Conn
inander Graham, as an officer of the navy,
was some time ago suspended for seven
years by the president, on half pay, for In
subordination, and then accepted POSI-
ton with the Columbian line. tits charged
that while at Colon he remarked. IT am
no common merchant ship captain. / am
an officer Of the United States navy" He
denies the remark attributed 20 him. His
successor will be Captain Michael J. DAILY,
late OF the Brazil limo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
ON TUESDAY,.
rnE sTH DAT OF JAsUxRr. 1905
At2 o'clock p. m,

The following described real estate. via.
Those two certain lots. pieces or parcels of
land, sit uate In the city Of Wilmington afore-
said. bounded and described as follows. to
witt
No. !. Beginning at the southeast oorner
OF Lob ieI street and CIV Cnstle avenue;
thence ensteiiy uiona the southeliy side of
Lobdell street about seventy-tiine ieot six
inches 10 corner; thence southerly at right
angie with LUbdei street about fwonfy-two
feet 20 another corner;thence westerly paIai-
lok with Bobdelt sreet about esel,ty-eiFht
feet to the aforesaid easterly side oil Now Cas-
feet six inches to tho place OF beginning
having thereon erected brick store-house
and dwelling with tho right to use tho alley
IN the rear thereof. running into Lobdell
street.
No. Z Beginning AZ point In the line OF
the easfefly side OF new I asiis ave me al the
distance OF about twenty-five feet elk inebca
soutnerly from tnr southeast corner Of New
Castle avenue ana iobdell street: THENCE
easferly AND parallel with i.obsieil sfrest
about seventy-eirhi feet to corner; thence
southerly at right angles to the last mfn
TONED line about fourteen feet y Inches TO
corner; hence westerly parallel wfit l,obdcii
street about seventy -Seven feet TO Che nIore-
said side of New Castle avenue; and thence
thereby northerIy about four eos feet nino
inches 20 the place OF beginning. .Hving
thereon erected two-story dwelling house,
known as No. New Castle avenue. with the
rignt 10 nac the alley inthe rear thereof.
Seized and taken In execution rs tho prop
cry OF George ". Stanton aud Jane stanton
and L ts-, and 10 lie sold by
PAUL GlLLis. SHERIFF
sherih's ONCE. Wilmington. Dsl- December
q. lsgI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
TINE FARM FOR SALE

Ore of the handsomest smal1 farms In
Cheslcr Co. situated AZ Fairyfile, beauti-
fut village located withiu6 miles OF Winning
ton. On tho pike issains from, the former %
Weat Chester aud Kennett Square. which ID
the most populsr drive all times OF the year.
Also within iVminutes walk to the Fairsilie
station on tho Bsifimore, Central II. r., and
ONO mile OF Cuzxirt station on tho W. N.
X. Il. Tho improvements are a la,ge COM
medlous brick mupsion containing ~ roma
With modern city coneenirneea such ~ hot
and coid water, bath Iadioa toilet ROOMS.
water closets. &C. Water from never falling
spring Of water furnished by q ram
direct 70 q tank A piazza surrounds three
sfdes Of the house Of The most substantial
build and large size. will acoommodate and
seat 100 persona. bezutifni ehadcd lawn
AIDA 10 the ootufort ard makes this valuable
NJ Country esEt. IL hAa brick barn and
stabling fer 10 head Of horses and all other
outbuildiuxa Tie farm confalns n acres OF
Tina tniabIe and axcepnensi fertile land d.
vlded into s cstdk There nnderlies tbiA farm
IN tnsxhausffbis depo4zt of tef-par. which
could ~ put - Tho m4fket At 4 snafi sz-
pea1a 7Als praperty u valuable for SUM
msr rosidsnoe. bQerdine house o. school. on
account Of the high esesatiep, = % water
and frnab all. ami II cl1ae pfo<lsnlky - inc
city. hsine y tpinutef ride 10 Broad street
esesion. For pArsise,sEe sqa ssfn9 /. |aqu're
hazard Buiiains, "a ~ s!arket wl,ulpx.
II q + - - ~ - : Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

& RAIEIaH, NJ G., Jnn. 4The Republt-
can senatorial aspirarts are gathering
here, and the contest Tor the senate prom
ises to b. the most exciting on record In
North Carolina, There are ok Republican
asplrAnts, these being ex-State Chairman
Mott. State chairmsn Hoiton. Oliver n.
Dockery, II. o, Ewsrt Jster g Pritchard
and James Il boyd No man can predict
now who viii WIN. There will b. no 90
lection on first ballot In caucus. Pritch
ard and Ewart eequally sure Of winning
bat Mott Will make an earnest fight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 4.-Yesterday
afternoon John r. Shelby, law partner of
Colonel Breckenridge, assaulted Editor
Charles @. Moore, OF The Blue Grass
Blade, with cane, breaking 1t over his
head. He then tore out n bunch Of Moore's
whiskcrs George s. Shanklin, another
lawyer and Breckinridge supporter, &C
companied Shelby, and looked on with
apparent pleasure while Shelby assaulted
the editor. Moore published in his paper
an open letter to Madeline Pollard re-
questing her to GO on the lecture platform
with him now. He said she had moro
sense than Breckinridge and all his law
yers, Mentioning Shabby among the rest,
and that she did not lie. n all Of them
had done,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04
DEGISTER's ORDER
II REaIsrER's OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEns

Upon the application OF saiiIe r. Charshs,
Adfniuisfrutrix OF EIizlbeJb Ia u. late OF viii
minaton hundred. in said county deceased,
II 10 ordered aud directed BY tine heHisters
that the Aduinistrafrix Aforesaid give notice
Of granting OF etters Testamentary upon the
estate OF tue deceased with the date OF grant
ing thereof, by eaueinx advertisements 70 Do
posted within forty days from tile date OF
such letters IN six OF the most public pia COS
OF the cou nfy OF few CustIe. recurring All
persons having Demands against the estate
10 present tho same. or abide by an act OF
Assembly Ia euvh cave made and pfovtdeds
ana also cause the same to DO fnsersed with
in the same period in the DAILY REPuBII-
CAN. q newspaper pubiisned In wiImingtenc
Del, and 70 be continued therein three
10y Given under the hand and seal OF
las. Office or the Register Aforesaid ~
t-------~3 Wilmington. fn;New Castle County
aforesaid the dBy ard year above written.
J. WILKINS C0OcH. Rexlster.
NOTICE--Notice Is hereby Rivea That Lett
tiers Testamentary were Ia dua form o. aw
granted unto the undersigned on the &sth day
OF December a. D., 1891, and that al parsons
having oIafms against the estate Of The De-
censed must present tho same. duty atteaxed !
TO the said ADMINISTRATORS, on or before tho
2sth day or December, 1895. or abide the q
of Assembly in such case made aud provfded
6ALLIE r. CHARsHA,
ADMINISTRATIVE
ADDRESS, WIN. r. Lyman. ECO. Winning
ton, delaware. as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 4-Coroner Kelly
HAS sworn out warrant for the arrest Of
Mrs. DR.. King Vail for maHslaughter, In
having caused the death Of Mrs. Thomas
j. Watkins, Of this city, on whom She
oriminaily operated, according 30 the dead
woman's ante-mortem statement. The
doctor has left the city, and her where
abouts are mystery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 4.--Safe crackers
were surprised at work during the night
by Harry Clauser, in his fathers country
store, five miles south Of here. Shots were
exchanged and one Of the thieves badly
wounded. for he was traced by blood to
uear Philadelphia. Sticks Of dynamite
and q burglars kit were left behind. Tho
safe contained "a 1000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-04

WABASH, Ind, Jan A bold case of
kidnapping occurred here yesterday. Philip
Scott, OF El Reno, l. T., came to Wabash
and stole his 4ryear-old daughter from his
divorced wife. Scott loitered about Mrs.
Scott's home till the little girl appeared,
when he grabbed her and ran for the Big
Four train southwark Officers are after
him. Much excitement was caused by the
kidnapping. and the mother Of the child IL
frantic