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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

M On the 11tn or september, 1878, Prof.
 White had arsenic professedIy taken from the stomach of deceased. It did not enter Prof. Johnson's hands till the 4th of October following. And another important fact Is that nobody found any arsenic until Hayden testified to it upon the stand. There was no way in the wide world to pro4e that 1Hayden- bought 1t. Tyler couldn't identify him, nor the other man. T don't undertake to say it
 entered the stomach beforezor after death by his hands, but that any designing man could have put 1t there before the stomach went to Prof Johnson. Prot. WhiteI that good old soul, why man having his confidence could put in whole pound and he not know it. I don't say it is SO; don't know. There's Professor Johnson. He has first hon.. esty and then brains I admired his care and caution. Asked the question. j he said, will not undertaks to gay that 1t went in before or after death. There,s a strange mystery about it and that mystery en- velopes Stevens as well as anybody else It's
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HOity.TOity.


It is stated that Mr.. .HaysHwas guilty Of
glaring breach of etique8te.at the recent
White House reception. AIMING the guests
were Sir Edward Thornton, dean of the
diplomatic corps, and Lady Thornton,
who, ACCORDING to the unwritten law Of
official observances, should have had pre-
cedence over all other guests. 1t is as
serted, however, that Mr.. Hayes rendered
his escort to Mrs. Astor, of New York, and
Mr.. Evarts accompanied Mrs. Hayes in the
customary promenade through the East
Room, leaving Sir Edward and Lady
Thornton to take care of themselves. We
may expect to hear that this sight is con-
strued in England as an Intentional insult
to the majesty Of Britain. It was, how
ever, really nothing more than an exhibi-
ton of the sheer stupidity which has fire.
quently characterized the official conduct
of the Hayes ADMINISTRATION. Had the
Hon. Edwards de PierrepOnt been present
his intimate acquaintance with the usage
of official etiquette would have averted this
painful catastrophe. Mr.. Hayes, unfor-
tunately, has no teacher of department in
his cabinet. SchOOlmaster Schurz never
having applied his pOnderOus brain to this
purely ornamental branch of knowledge.
Mighty wars have resulted from breaches
of etiquette, and Mr.. Hayes should provide
himself with an instruetorsin the polite
arts without delay.
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That Broken Engagement.

That Broken Engagement.
The Roman correspondent of a London
weekly journal gives this account OF the
breaking off of the engagement of Byron's S
grandson to young American lady ::
" Miss Dudu' Fletcher, author of that
clever book Kismet,' who was to have
been Lady Wentworth, is dangerously
i'll of brain fever, and her friends
feel the greatest anxiety about her.
There have been SO many conflicting
rumors about the rupture of the en-.
gagement with Lord Wentworth that a
word or two of truth will not come amiss.
The wedding had been fixed to take place
in Rome on the last day of the past year.
Everything seemed to be going smoothly,
when suddenly (and on Christmas day, too
of all days. Miss Fletcher received a letter
from his lordship, absent in England,
which must have contained unwel-
come intelligence indeed, for the result
wasa that after reading it she became
unconscious, and that evening three doc
tors were in consultation at her bedside.
Since that time, with brief intervals, when
she appeared somewhat better, Miss
Fletcher has been most seriously i'll, and
the gravest fears are now entertained as to
her recovery. Among the Americans here
the greatest sympathy is naturally felt for
their gifted young countrywOman, and
Lord Wentworth (whether with reason or
not, of course am unable to say is very
severely criticised"
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Concerning Bids.

The excuse of the Republicans that the
Democrats "outbidded +" them on Tuesday
is miserable subterfuge to hide the despe-
ration of their devices and to throw odium
upon the vast number of decent Republi-
cans who would not let Tommy Cochran
put ring in their nose. We are pre-
pared to revise our figures of yesterday
and to demonstrate that in the course
OF this campaign the Republicans
spent five dollars to the Democrats one.
The campaign fund on this side did not
have three subscriptions of over $50 and
the expenses of paying taxes, naturaliza-
tiOn and bringing votes home from long
distances out of town absorbed more of it
than at any previous city election, leaving
no balance to compete with the Republi-
cans in "bidding for votes" The trick of
forcing them to pay dearly for their own
voters whom they set out to buy created
such panic and touched them SO deeply
that every Democratic dollar looked as big
as cart wheel to them.
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An Omen That Was Realized.

On election evening as Machinists James
Fellenbaum and Daniel Trewitz were over
hauling and repairing the pumps of the
Friendship steamer (Which, by the by,
has put the engine out of service for few
days. they discovered small sun fish and
eel lodged in vacuum between the pump
and main supply. Engineers and machin-
lists believe this to be bad omen, and on
this occasion called forth considerable
comment from the workers in Steel"
and the political success of the defunct
member of the company, II. A. SchrOyer,
an aspirant for councilmanic honors in the
Ninth ward, was discussed. Not ten min
utes elapsed ere the news arrived at the
hose house that he was defeated. The two
stray denizens of the deep" will be for
warded to the cr-councilman and er-fire-
man to he transported by him to the still
waters that run through the "green
pastures" of Salt River country.
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CONGRESS-.
Proceedings of the House.

IFOC0eOlnSS Oh the house,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-In the morning
the bill to remove causes from state to fed
eral courts was taken up. 1t went over
with the expiration of the morning hour
and at 80 the House went into commit
tee of the whole on revision of the rules.
The House then went into committee on
the state of the union, and Mr.. Springer
(In) took the chair. An amusing
and dramatic scene ensued when
Mr.. Blackburn and Mr.. Conger arose and
claimed recognition. COnger received the
recognition and made short speech in
which he eulogized Stephens as the only
representative of Old-timed JacksOnian
Democracy.
Mr.. Stephens then took the floor and
proceeded to speak in regard to rule 81 of
proposed revision, opposing it rs undemo-
cratic.
Business of the Senate Committees.
The Senate committee OH patents to-
day commenced the hearing Of argument
on the question of extending the Mathies
and Mckay patent for attaching the soles
of shoes to uppers. Ex-Congressman
Southland made the opening argument in
behalf of the application.
The Senate committee on public lands
to-day held a special meeting, which was
devoted to the Hot Springs bill. No ac-
ton was reached, and it's consideration
will be resumed at the next regular meet
ing.
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BIG BLAZE.

Destruction of a Connecticut Spoon Factory.
WATERBURY DEPOT, Conn.,, Feb. 10.-
The spoon factory, comprising portion Of
the Booth & Hayden works, of this city,
was entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing. About one hundred hands were en-
plOyed in this department, which consisted
of large four-story brick building, and at
the time contained an unusually large
stock of plated ware. The total loss is es-
timated at s15O.OOO, over $780, of this
being in unfinished goods and which was
lightly insured. The total insurance on
the building, machinery and stock is sS2,-
600. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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Philadelphi0 Market.

PHILApELrHIA, February l9.-Flour steady,
tn. IS s@5 75; Oldo and Indiana
family IS 75@7 . Penn'a family $6 5O07 ";
81. Louis family 81 OOQ7 50 Minnesota FAM
lily s6 2507 10; patent and high grades
ST sSGls 50.
Rye Hour S 90.
COrnGIeal-Brandywin unchanged.
Wheat firm; No. Western Red 81 4S
60l 49, Eenn'a do 81 -: Amber 81 50.
Corn steady steamer 55@15514c; yellow SIC;
mixed SIC.
Oats active ss easier rates Southern and
Penn'a white 4Sc; Western do l61a@@47c; do
mixed 45c.
Rye firm Western SOC Pa. 9Oc.
Provisions steady; mess pork $l3 90; beet
cOn-smOked shoulders tlIc; salt do 414c;
smoked hams 911a@lOAc; picked hams s11Sa9c.
Lard steady; city kettle 13sc; loose butchers
&c prime steam 73sc.
Butter steady; creamery extra 32035c;
Bradford county and New York extra
95Gl27c; Western reserve extra ut 24096c;
do good to choice lS02,c: rOlls-chOice want
ed !; Penn'a extra lsg22c; western reserve
extra 1Sl123c.
Eggs quiet; Pcnna 411s@l5c; Western I4@
Bc.
Cheese steady; n. r: factory H19lsc;
gli do half-skims I21a6l5c.
Petroleum firm Refined l11.c.
Whisky ut 81 %.
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AnlllseInents.

Pirates Of nce."-To-morrow evening
Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera will be given
i'll this city by company under the manage
ment of D'Oyley Carte. This opera has been
running mt the Fifth Avenue theatre, New
York. for nearly two months, and the houses
are yet crowded every night Ii is also being
played ut the South Broad street theatre, Phil
adelphia, where 'Pinafore' made such great
success There are four or five travelling COM
panics now playing the piece. one of which
will visit us tomorrow evening. They have
all been sent out by Gilbert & Sullivan, who
own the sole right to the opera themselves.
The New York Herald says ut is great i'm
provement on " Pinafore " in the 1ineness of
tts texture; it is brighter, prettier and more
artistic. and the quality of the work is of
much better standard than was the nautical
Opera we had from these gentlemen. 1t is
clever and most amusing, and one cannot help
lau Ching loud a nd long at many of the drolIe-
ries, even If the main theme of the work is not
new."
Fanny Davenport To-night.-The gifted and
famous emotional actress, Miss Fanny Daven-
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BLOWN TO ETERNITY.
Two Men Killed and Number Injured by u
Boiler Explosion.

Two Men Killed and Number Injured by u
Boiler Explosion.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. ia terrific boiler
explosion occurred at Barton & BabcOck' S
distillery below this city, at 8 o'clock last
evening. John Sill, tire foreman, and an
unknown man who had just come in to
find work, were almost instantly killed.
Benjamin Babcock, one of the prOprietOrs,
and John Richardson, helper, are not ex-
pected to live. William Burns, engineer,
Louis Lanfenberg, masher, and Oscar
Mills, visitor, were painfully injured.
The boilers were getting dry and the sud-
den letting i'll of water was the cause of
the explosion.
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MARkETS.


New YORK. February l9.-FlOur-State and
Western without decided change and
quiet; superfine state Is OO@5 50; extra do
3 5Oep5 65 choice do IS 1O06OO; fancy do S6 10
@7OO; round hoop Ohio $5 75@6 %; choice
do 81 1907 so; superfine western $S OO95 80 ;
dodO s. 75@7 -; choice white wheat do $5 6j0
y: Southern quiet common to fair extra
s. S5@6 35; good to choice do $6 4O@7 IS.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. red, March,
81 5I@l 5lA; do April 81 5l4; No. l White
March, 81 494.
Corn LQAc better and fairly active; Mixed
Western spot 57Q6I1Ic do future 5a406lHc.
Outs firm state 4SD52c; Western i6405l1ac.
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port, will make her first appearance in this
city tonight, in Augustin Days society drama,
"Pique." Miss Davenport stands in the front
rank of American actresses, and in her exten-
sive repertoire there is no role that affords
better opportunity for the exercise of her fine
histrionic talents than that of Mabel kenJreW
in this play which outranks all of Mr.. Days
other productions in the elements that. COM
mand the favor OF play-goers. The plot Is we'll
conceived and develops increasing interest
from beginning to end. Miss Davenport will
doubtless be greeted with brilliant audience
at the opera house tonight, As upwards OF three
hundred seats had been disposed of at an early
hour this morning,
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BROUGHT TO TERMS.

A Hung jury Finally Render q Verdict of
Not Guilty.
RED BANK, N. j., Feb. 19.-The jury
in the case of Natal, the alleged Red
Bank "fire-bug," remained out all night.
On Judge Walling's appearance OH the
bench early this morning the jury came in
and stated to the court they were unable
to agree. Judge Walling refused to dis
charge them and an hour later they came
in with a verdict of ''not guilty.
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THE CZAR.
7 The CZAR.
Investigating the Latest Attempt to- Kill
| Him.


Investigating the Latest Attempt to Kill
Him.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 10. Genera
GOurko, governor general of st. Peters
burg, was engaged at the Winter Palace
during the whole of the night of the 18th
inst, investigating the circumstances con.
nected with the explosion. 1t has been
ascertained that the dynamite was
fired by an electric battery, and
that several pounds of that explo-
sive must have been used. The Gel
lars of the palace have long been used for
storing purposes, and appear to have been
occupied by four workmen, three Of whom
have been arrested. The fourth man is
missing. Many arrests have been made in
the Winter Palace and its immediate
neighborhood.
Complicated COnspiracies.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Daily Neus in
its second edition this afternoon, publihes
the following despatch from its St. Peters
burg correspondent 1" Information which
has come to my knowledge establishes a
connection between the late attempts upon
the life of the Gar and the arrest of some
forty inmates of the Winter Palace on
Monday last, the day before the explo-
sion.
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TerraDin Sumner.

Last evening T. b. Schell, wholesale
oyster dealer, of Baltimore, gave a terra
pin supper to his customers and friends of
this city at the Popular restaurant of Geo.
II. Miller, on East King street. Between
twenty and twenty-five persons were pres
ent. During the evening c. A. Luzing-
berg. of Philadelphia, entertained the
company with several old plantation songs,
which were rendered in fine style. After
the singing short and spicy speeches were
made 10y several gentlemen present and the
party broke up ut a late hour.
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ii. II. WARNER Il Co., ROCHESTER, n. y
DEAR SIR:-It is now only three months since
we received your first shipment of Safe Rene
dies. We have sold drugs in this place for
twenty years, and we have never sold a pro-
prictary medicine, that gives such universal
satisfaction as yours, especially your Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure, and Diabetes Cure.
We could mention many who have received
great benefit in cases of Kidney difficulties,
Asthma, Rheumatism. Diabetes, Bright's Dis
ease, etc.
Respacttully yours, SISSON & FOX.
fl+2wd&w Alexandria Bay. n. Y.
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HrOvn'S HOuSehOld Panacea

world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally Orappled externally,
and thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute than any other pain
aIlcviator, and it is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the Side Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat. Rheumatism, TOothache and ALL
ACHES, and is the GREAT RELIEVER OF
PAIN "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be in every family. \ teaspoon
tul of the Panacea i'll II tumblcr OF hot water
(swcetened, If prcferretl), taken ut bedtime,
will BREAK UP \ COLD. p cents a bottle.
For sale at ii. i. Cochran & Co.'S Drug Store
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS are also highly
highly recommended for curing liver com
plant, constipation, sick headaches, fever ano
ague and all diseases of the stomach and liver
Sold by all druggists at IS cents per box.
re. SELLERS & CO.,
O11yw Pittsburgh, Pa
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The Red Men.

Last evening Charles c. Comfy, of Phil
adelphia, Great Chief of Records of the
Great Council of Pennsylvania, l. o. r.
NJ, accompanied by his son, VIM. Comfy,
of Pittsburgh, and Great Prophet ii. b.
McNeal. of this city, paid a friendly visit
to Metamora Tribe, No. ., at their wig
wan. Great Chief Comfy addressed the
members of the tribe and gave an encour-
aging review of the rapid progress of the
order, in all parts Of the country.
Great Chief Comfy will visit Columbia
this evening as guest of Osceola tribe, of
that borough and be present at the grand
bal and supper to be given by the tribe.
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SKIN DISEASE,
Great Suffering for Sixteen Years. A Won.
derful Cure by the Cuficura Ramediea.

Great Suifertng Tor SfXteen Years. A WOn-
derful Cure by the Cuticura Remedies.
MEssRs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlenaen-CUrI l.
CURA REMEDIES have done me power of good.
l have been afflicted with skin disease for six
teen years. Some days it troubled me more
than others, but at night the itching nearly
drove me wild.
L would scratch until the blood would run
down my limbs.
. have had several physicians. Some said
they could cure me- but others said not
l will say that before l used the CUTICURA
REMEDIES was in fearful state, and had given
up all hope of ever having any relief.
But, like a drowning man grasping Mt straw,
l thought would try the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
about which had read so much.
They have perfumed wonderful cure for
me, and of my own free will and accord re-
commend them. Yours truly,
s. A. STEELE.
6s W. Van Buren, St., Chicago, H., Marchj II,
1879
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st. Luke's Church,

The opening services at st. Luke's Re-
formed chapel still continue with much
interest. The attendance SO far has been
very good. Owing to indisposition Rev.
II. w. IIufford, who was announced to
preach on Tuesday evening, exchanged
with Rev. S. ii. G. Smith. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. J. p. Moore, of
lions Reformed church. MilIersville.
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Slight Fire.

This afternoon the roof of the black
smith shop. next to the old match factory,
near the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
clught fire from the spark of a locomo-
tive. 1t was extinguished by couple of
buckets Of water, which were thrown on
by Chief Engineer Fordney and another
man. Mr.. Fordney happened to be passing
when the fire was discovered. The damage
was slight.
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a Lightning Calculator.

j. W. johnson said after the polls closed
ON Tuesday evening that the majority for
Boring in the Fourth ward would be
''anywheIe from 141 to 1902 When the
returns came in the Republican majority
was just 100 below Johnson's minimum.
That is why Tom Davis laughs.
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Try Locher's Cough Syrup.


The fee of doctors is an item that very many
persons are interested in just at present. We
believe the schedule for visits is S}, which
would tax a man confined to his bed for a year
and in need of Il daily visit, over $1,000 Il year
for medical attendance alone! And one single
bottle of Hop Bitters taken in time would save
the S., 900 and all the years sickneSs.-Ed.
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed to other
causes, is Occtsioncd by Worms. BROWNS
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Lozcnges,
although etfcctual in destroying worms, can
do no possible injury to the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been success
fully used by physicians, and found to be all
solutcly sure in cT:ldic:iting worms. Twenty
i've cents Il box. [janl5-l yd& &wTuTh&S
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Try Locher's Cough Syrup.

For BRONCHIAL AsTHMATIC and Pulmonary
complaints " BrOWn'S bronchial TrOches"
manifest remarkable curative properties.
Like all other meritOriOus articles, they are
frequently initiated. and those purchasing
should be sure to obtain the genuine "BroN
CHIAI TROCHEs" TuThS&w
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81 Don't Want a Plaster, ="

said a sick man to a druggist. cant you give
me something to cure me?" His symptoms
were a lame back and disordered urine, and
were Il sure indication of kidney disease. The
druggist told me to use Kidney Wort and in a
short time it effected Il complete cure. Have
you these symptoms: Then get Il box to-day
before you become incurable. 1t is the
cure: safe and sure. flG-lwd&w
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.ILES! PILES!! PILES!!!

FREY'S UNIVERSAL PILE SUPPOSITOEY.
A sure and infaIlible remedy for this paint
distressing and often dangerous affiiction. Its
application is neat, clean and possessing
every advantage over the former use of oint
ments, &C.
Reader, if you are thus afflicted or know of
any who are, give the above q trial and be both
convinced and relieved.
ANDREW G. FREY, Proprietor.
S. L. Cor. n. Queen & Orange Sts., Ian. Pa.
Send for it by mail or have your nearest
Druggist or Storekeeper get it for you.
Price: Small boxes, soc: large boxes, 75c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. BROwNINGS G. & G. CORDIAL Is the
greatest friend ever known to the cOnsump-
tive because it rapidly cures every cold.
which, if permitted to run its course. would
speedily destroy lite. and also reduces that
continuous inflammation which causes such
fearful destruction of the substance of the
lungs. For sale by all druggists. Price 59c.
w. Champion Browning Prop, lll7 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. fl9lwd&w
"Fcmalc complaints" are the result of inn
pure blood. Use Lindsey's Blood Scarcher.'
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For Sale, Cheap.
able. made by tb

a new table, made by that excellent
mechanic, Harry c. Huber, espec ally
ADAPTED for an aldcrinan's Office. Good
aud sufficient reasons for selling it can be
had upon inquiring at the Examiner office.
ADAM DELLET, ESQ.
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Police Court.

This afternoon Alderman Barr sent two
boy tramps up for 10 days each.
James Finncy was sent to Jail by Alder
man Barr, for ten days, for being drunk
and disorderly.
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Iean year Special Excursion

To Philadelphia over the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, On Tuesday. February a.
Tickets good for three days to return on any
train Fare for round trip only $l1" Special
train leaves Lancaster (King street) at a. m;
Columbia. $50 a. m. For particulars see posters
and circulars at all stations
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REST AT LAST.

Brumidi, the Veteran FrescOer, Dead.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 19.-Mr. Constan-
tine Brumidi, the well known fresco artist,
died at half-past six o'clock this morning.
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Try LOcher's Cough Syrup.
A Strange People

DO yon know that there are strange peO
ple in our community, we say strange because
they seem to prefer to suffer and pass their
tIaVs miserllly, made so by Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, indigestion, Constipation
and General Debility, when Shiloh's Nitalizer
shu. Lancaster, and NJ. L. Davis, Millersvillc.