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, 1880-10-09

CouHTy-TREAsu1Er JOHNSON yesterday gave
Sheriff 11orltatln receipt for Fi.773i9o. repre-
epntiuy tho balance u fees ct tho Shcritfs office
for tho slx months ending Sor. TO- 1870. aud atsU
tho Six months ending Jan. 3t. 1880.
TltE Sheriff wants tho Judges Of election to
understand that in many cstscs tlio!r addresses
huvo not been provided him. and ho cannt't.
therefore, serye notices In such cslses. TIinso
Judges who knyg not hcCn served hnd better
call ut tho ShcriE'B Office anu secure tho doctl-
tncnt.
TtE capas issued By tho Criminal Court for
tho arrest Of tic rutOrt tous TrAsk OF Charge Of
MUtlay, but up to yesterday cvlninK no return
hG,t bcen h!ntg. Tr,!sk bus bcln sccn wnill!er-
Ing about tho city all wcok. Atil some curiosity
Is tclt ns to why he hus nut heen "ruE In"
CLAua lfCt.rnnEH, tho alleged murderer at
yN1ng JohunEsDu, tEss Swedish tnnuer, wtlDsc
hoiy VITA fnnnit III the nrteatun-wet pond inst
summer. wAa to hiarg BEEN brought uj' for tr,Nl
yesterday morning, but tho caso went over by
agreement for two weeks. 1t ia highly lmrrol.
mite that any Important murder case will 10
tried bof0re Nov. Z.
SIXTEEN nlarrtnun licenses were Issued by tho
County Clurk yesterday. Tho license c1ork I'M
proved tho dnllness which Alwnys rGRns III Ills
department upon II FFittny by getting up hOnD
comparative statistics. which showed thut he.
tWeGn jim. Ailsl Oct 0f tho present yeAr 20
per cent more licenses werG Issued thin during
tho sumo period III lS77. aud 1bo mere were
teslbcr, 1871. Tho license clerk has great fnith
thAt through hta eterlcnl exertlons. tlo roplln-
tiun Of tho city will reach million by ths next
CQp5lls.
, 1880-10-09
SOCIAL SCIENCE.

.,".,.t ra.. e.sSt .,u.
ihe !lnau!s eoc"! oeehee AssoelatioH recon@
veAcii III third day session yesterday 1nurn-
ing at 10 o'clock IN tho First Methodist Church,
This srssjun wus nm executive orc. Mrs, II. II
s., ~ .,t. VS. ..as1n., ,rl ,,nt s..s,a
tihdoe. o1 earo' pressaea. lhe annual reports
" tho Secretary and Ireast1rer woro presented.
The ARsoelnuon'a dut1clt hn1 Gecn relucol $la1
durtnr rho year.
Thn nav rorut,+ut,o, .vea 1atd m +hn toh,o
e t,1e ~" eo.'s,'tuao. "ns H'.u W @ aMo '"otes
wh!eh prevented long t'1scnsslot. o''fccrs fjf
the ensuing year were elected as follows: prcat-
.tnpt. Mrs, Helen EkIn Stnrr0tt, CbIcnVo:
rorreanon',tn1 scn,atnrv Mrs. - M 1,utinr
t1"k sprE ixs,.1rit,t, 2c-a,5r @ AZ: IT,
Handy. Ehjcawt,: Tr,Iss,;rer Mrs. j: Ty,rr
i!hi"",ne Hir..";',ra Wsa = ~ rsrnontar 'ani
Srs nxnr.,ar sf.fnx vtna t,cnail...,1s. sa".
ar,i l1anurcssinnni i1istr,ct Nrs Rni,.rt ,inii.
;rhir H. III ~ iI,,tHi|. L.,,,rtoantb Stps
n.,,n ln rh ~: ,n nu s,.ons .n. :nt,rr.
+" n IN In Itnart, ~ Mnuovcu,"mt 9or mrtfnn THo
Sssn",nTi t"n "Iin,fSnm Until n'cincr n, tho
nftnr"nnn sAoi 'sJoN.A's" ""e'4 VIVA :" IL"
"''e3"o''' -
IN TIta AFTERNOON.
the session wins public. Mrs; Luein1a n. Ch9nd~
Ter rend q paper on "Auorlcnn Finance" II
was anltc m exhaustive tucument, and quoted
considerably, ffosn tho rGcurds ot Congress-
Un4eh0t. 4nd Spunllinxs History. She helu TINT
the American and English systems OF tlnance
were inconsru!ttes. Tho AnlcrIcAn system r0t-
lowed tho English, md WIS created for TIM hem
GIFT OF u clAss, and not III tllo tntGrest OF tho
, 1880-10-09


0RTUS-WDtll,NuFF-on Wednesday,, tlct. O Mt
thu residence nf the hrsdea cousin, Mrs o. Il. Ketl,
Thumaa ttrtan. E*st. both Of ChlchNu.
At thu uArdneF 11Ouao after SuT.1.
ADAMS--Ttl.1.l Nfit{ AST-un tho 9Th TINT. by tho
leev. <. y: rutyes At the rcatunco of the hriu'a
Auntns. Nh Cffue. -
, 1880-10-09
LINE-INSURANCE.
The Prominent Mon of This City Who
Garry Policies in Large
Amounts.
A List Which Includes Almost Eyery Name
OF Note III Cf,tcago. :

"a TnInt'xE representative was recently as4
sfgMe.l tho Interesting tasi; uf nscrrtafninE
who nre the prominent citizens Ut Chicago
that carry lhfgo amounts vt Il Reinsurance.
Tho result af tho Investigation, Which Inns
bcpn thoroughly n,aIle. sl,ow TINT iife-ins,Ir-
arce policies aru as MITCH aniong tlu regular
pussessions Of the forelllost i,lcM of this city
us houses, larMls, or ot,,cr practtca! wealth.
The nat1,es Of these leading citizens who
carry considerable Sims , of life
insurance will l,u found grouped bcl0w.
Ticsu nnn,cs include tho hls!Mcss and pro
fcssionHl men wl,n lI.ve ever been Identified
witilnll ttlat Is progressive md prosperous
lit TIM history If the rity. TlMy nre tic men
Win hnrU l,Ntle ClIfcnEn tic modern wOntcr
thousand practical Ways TINT they know Inv
to correctly niiti securely Invest tlltlr wealth,
atl.i the nfnnmity with which they l,ay0
ayaEtetl themselves nf the advantages u tfe-
Insurance ts n strtkiRg evidence Of It's ill.,
hcrent value n1td usefulness.
S5N, 900 AND UPWARDS.
The following gentlemen are Ini1t-
yittually insured fur 950tNU ur r,Dre,--that Is
to say, every ,na,l IN l!eappentle list carries
Mt least e5p,0e0 ltfc-lEs,Irallcc, u,it1 most Ut
them considerably more, sutne OF them being
in8lIrrtI for over $lUp.OO0:
, 1880-10-09

Tho most wonderful proiuctiouIn In mechanism,
Of thls enlightened A3e Il the sewing mat chino:
Tho 1!.ost pUrfost tuach!n0 now IN existence ID
tho Wheeler g. Wilson New NJ. 8. LIS Gtato.
, 1880-10-09
THE CITY.


PAYMtSTEH Jp9KTf1 W. WHAA. U. =. A., ID ht
tho Palmer,
Gov. WILLIAM E. sarru, Of Wisconsin, Is Mt
tho Fainter.
Ji,luE $. r. HUMPHREY. OF Bangor, Nc. is at
tho Trcnunt.
JOSEPH It. Dusr.or mud vito, Portsmouth,, O.,
nsn III tho Palmer.
.10,GS ". l!uxS, OF Springfield. H.. ls regis
tered nj tho Taclt'c.
c. n. AtcDUruALta and Thomas 4. Cunningham.
u. s. A., aso ut tho Palmer.
Al. RANDALL. and ". II. Reynolds, Of Ban
Trancltco, are nt tic Sherman.
THE Sul,-Trensury puIl out $4,000 gold md
$1,OlO silver, nnti collected $laQn silver.
tlEnn0H anu N. ltolIn. Dundee. Scotland. md
]. Hansen, nclfast. ireland, ut the Sherman.
BENATon Wi1.t1AM WINDOW, OF Minnesota.
registered At Tho raclla yesterday OH his WY
hDn1u.
THE 1nternal.17cyonne o!I'cc collected 5000 *
on ciRnrs and tobAcc0, $l,1A on DUCT, au *"1+-
Ttg o1i spirits: totai. $1Is7B.
MAJ. ]. II. NAuN. lseven,io Aeont Of Colombo.
ari l,r1,thpr Ut COMMISSIONER u. D. ltAuin, wns
at tho Custom-ffoNsa yesterday Waiting bis Of
flcini brethren.
threatened II destroy bis whole family. was 1s-
charged t'y Justice hammer yesterday, tho pros
coutlun falling to show UP.
9o"S gxy!r qensSa ,,s MsHsser 'f, Of M th9 ws-
Conk!n, General Supvrintenlcnt OF tho Chicago
d raducah fsasroad. ars ut tnc 1'aciilc.
Ny. ASp MHs; rnlnsgA*S. London: J: F. nist: :;
Rretchina,, and | T. Uettrl. iseriln: aud Theoioro
Fingers. Ak In C4nprisc, Gernlany arU rcYis-
tered Ut tue paelt}c.
nM tcnreraturo. .. yesteEtiay, a. oessryel ey
Nu!.dsnR'. was At d: H.. it degrees; % H. n VI;
T. ILL.,, u: y: nl.. G9: p. nl,, u. barometer.
n,,r ,,,.,.,.', o,r,,,rto. o,.,o,, III, ,,u. ~.
ata ~ n Mnrt'x thnrrf nreaniiv anI thn ~: ~
a pars W vii bs ,nnde Insa of ae iaon,h. IT, II tho
t W." en ~ St " 'no VI
toe o'@'A f'csos'cfH'''e ehu[ch'
THE mcn,1crs Of tho Citizens Association
have pcet, inSited ~ tho commanding of1Ssf;
ci,:o ~ , 4; ~ , Gnt,r', q,, rtse H.
'ee IT. wss .. s..,es ted s yeserey tsat w. W ro,,
@ % ss # u - oses % ho t csa S s
I'LL Ssh wsn St ntee e g;s Sae ball
Anruna Mills n. p. ,u1 ,r,rc, nurton and
n,'tx M,Iis iahn ~ tawr.,,cr r"m m't st, H. "p
Pope hspaon :: Il lnr'afs ,nart"w VI YIN.
Siunchcster, England, aro Registered az tho
Palmer.
TE slghth annnn @ nSctinE r., ~ 2f T. tug &c carrsSe
e. ritir iInfSi M 1i,o RI md aisa ta,s mnmv
,ss s . \ j. - ! .ae ssisilsh:
Of eafrlnRe mechanics.
Pu4t No. i, Il. 4. IT,, wns llutd lust evening In
Grand Army Hull, No. t17 Washington street.
fss Ss 1s ,a. ssspe W. S
lr by thoso present. Dancing and a supper were
AMONG the principal features OF enjoyment
co nr ia S,h ifIn ~ har tne s
suinea Tho p!st.ral, eh.ree and proaehes big
lynx esIe5lencc ~ paS;tpe ot the Christian
, 1880-10-09

Buck 4 Iiaypsna Mpth Powder destroys roach
o., heAs, nlea, aad bsLLlK4.
, 1880-10-09

e.a 'oTc n pnf' Yt "s nwa M which he
No III W.T. i!st'rso; s .trcet. Viii Witt e1"%s e'"y
ter'lay nfterito,n aceI,icnsa!jy fcil through IN
fe fhe ~ TO-, Sor n1 sn san t, Y
ire #. hs R1 Icy r1ass: and set.
night at tho County Hospital.
ALEx1AN nosp1rAL FAIR.
meeting Of gentlemen Of Tho North s1'so
interested III the success of The tnlr fur ll,e lt,.
lnrro dt'tfns.rno'n Thursdny evening. 'rhrro
Leonard Superior Ut tiiu iustii lion, snic Tho
t',re.t!,s t:' o!srr. IND expaln.;l i,s nhject. On
"is i%n %'. :" ME Mst: fa y W. n so,. yot
Mr. john j. i.afnr wis ctt'sr, Secretary. ni..l
Mcs.:s; t,rnn, N'cb!inR; I!,t iacht% Ax*!s,antt
.Iacnb Xit wcro elected Treasurer. of tic fair.
Thu following C0sn1nittccs. hrrn!nlell hy tho
csSFs 81 III sSS"f f. i asya Id soas ,sseek
Il: FltzYsrai. o. iisf.e;l.mcn's:;- l!"t-
:nS iioe!sr "S' ~ !ss': a d sHst f!sRs. bss' ba'
%ss:r ans; "s bsss; l. 'nI nf eess Esst.xsss, "xxM h. +
wald. Mucnchett, Adam Munttcr. Meyer. Nirsee,
Mshs!s sehncfer S9 i Hioer Ms
j. H. Sullivan, .sehlllcr, siaddoii, Maex. Wesscn.
'fE Arn't M1sin'ss vs., nma 5ohn Murphy
ma"y utcr % s 70 " ta's asf is ho aS .nshs
tlecnl proper. Tho Committees appointed days
On which 70 meet. aitor which tho meeting All.
hrart. Tho Hospital Is .rtiiy benevolent lnsii-
ASot I 10 acs et aicrnoon ut
further arrangements In rcgarsi to the hazarto
prcsci!t MONT, for tic bs.cat of tic liospita:
Mrs. voss voss sMs elected rrcsislcnt, bn. stateI!
s apsd Is eo @ w sssEf l. tssstx ess,s e aea @a
Mra: 81. WcrkMsister was .hen tectetl Presi.
electc.l vIce-l,rslstents: Mes,,utncs Voss, x.
!.ocb, sehochfeldt. ,Schwnltz. II. Loeb. Neebcs.
Eeycn eeret"re: wess so erese se sSs ws 'as a
clcd that itfscen Indies le nssiEetf to tablcs 50
Tint they might not ba fntlRiicd by ovcrwosk.
The assignments nj tho societies md tho ladies
to tnke EhnrRc nf tho rGfreshmcnt table, fancy
table; p';t-nlltce. lsehecea well, etc.. was not
dry ,sfterIIoot,. wica all tic eon,mttecs viii 10
mldg up.
THE sALooxKrErERs' ASSOCIATION
held very targely-nMttct,is.l It .ncct!nE yesterday
aftGrt'oo'i in tho West Twclfth-Strcet Turner
A committee of. three. consisting of stcssrs
HMM. Mus md Masserlrlail; was nppolntsd to
Of Sheriff, County Commissioners, and States
;A,ttort'sy: nna ascertnii, th1tr views or tl9
tion formed Ut tho salonuScepcrs' Convention
he Z i III .iry, sy S'a asn 9 i w so e..
Were cxpected e iof!n ! ,istinet orsa,ni1stian;;
tivos from Harlan and AflluEton Heights wero
I 'fis'sea liz + ss Ss
DblGct 0f the proMsCu association wnS
, 1880-10-09

nuy the Improved l}gW9n gcalua. Donlen,
6elteck S Co., Aycnta, n fsako street.
, 1880-10-09

Orrlngto1l Lunt,
franklin 7. Spencer,
james It. Mcltlsy,
]. Mct}.cgt,t. Albums,
Jnhll NJ. NtEl.nrny.
Albert Il. ta,,0tirich,
C'hulrles StlyurtE,ltu,
Robert WNrreI,,
1. u. Gardner.
Samuel W. Alnms,
JlUr1lcs williams,
Marvin 1illkllltt,
George Schneider,
IL. g., flowers,
u. ". Irwin,
I1nyll lsrcigh,
y. Ml.tspn,
J. W. (llei1,
tiea. 4. Stevens,
II. Wheeler,
John a. 1'yrreIl,
ucp. Il. DEltllH1',
Hubert Warren,
c. II. CAwan,
". Dra',vtl,
F. D. Uryte.
Ly,1l,lu j. Holly,
.1ltH,cs 1lnrrett.
byron l.. Smith,
john l'rlrtlIyille,
Il. Il. 3tct',lK4,
Oel,rKc II. uogue,
G. Wa1ll,
!. j, 'it,'yae,
Fi7t,lk SturRcD,
G. u. liolltofi,
Da1lioi DnttGrs,
1,,,, fI.I,.t,t.,n
.'ua ~ :; es.'gnas''a. ~. FL.
;1v.!ss. u. T.. neknratIaHf 1. I;ltnTN
~ "!cc y css,i.1.' .. LsSn'
~. H.. - ~. ntW.s.Mts ..l,.Ia
Il. q, I.ulLt1lg.
, 1880-10-09

VII" oeiAi6 shVU"$%oVtVnos
Ettntn ttcct],
Rudolph ttusonthaf.
Il. II. 'l'unI,
Samuel Faulknrr,
s. Il. {Inrrctt,
r. ii. li.,ltiru,
U. T.. CaIkln.
YIN. 4. 4tmGcrg,
II. II. I]unt,nlley,
II. W. (ictct,ell.
Il. II. lIlits,
". q. S[cntl,
p,jl, sl{,t,rc'
N. S. l.,,l,tol,,
Louis 1:lleI,
tita). I3nrr0Il,
1Yn,. Il. l'a3c,
Andrew j. I3rown,
Gilbert JiuDi,llrti,
Henry Nelson,
H. Ill ttOtl1tJA
Henry SnyrI,s.
i{t.ilt.rt Str.1f,nrn,
fi,u,. i {;jnrk.
q. T.. Ems.
l., G. i{l,rE.
II. ". Kitniml1.
Iut]rt, Il. ii. Moore.
Is. Marley.
0c,,rut, II. Cnrpenter.
. j, ". I',lHt,,
a. w, Kit,Hstand.
j. Il. iiatil1,yily.
ii. III, ifri,nrrtIt,,uer.
William ii. ftniiI.
D.G' Sc,.n,,tpn.
Jt,srI,s1 SffM.kfs,n.
(31.tit.vf Ii. swift
4. q. ti'i,rt,f,r1.
Isntt,r Viii, sobnack,
i. st. VI. .it,f1t,s.
Idttti. Wat,t"
f;s,t,riro SY''{lrn1,t1t.
il. T. Smiti,.
WijljltItl si.l
j, Il. iI.stur.
W, C. fjfui,f;-,
Gins. l.. C.,rrfer.
i. T.. iJnf!cr,ytN,,j.
j. nj. fiIict,rist.
.johi, ii. Ijr,,Kc,
Jutlrt, .ins,,1,,, i. f}arr.
4. IL. Tnn Scf,lnck.
". i. Jfr,,,ll1,y.
1lrpck sif,Ttrkar.
fMiet,t;l,,t,t,.
i. ii. Diirlln3,,
Ghua. f. !t,trrctt,
Gnas' =, l,!:,i. II: asoMe. ,s'' !; IT,,
5ic1,,,t,. ~; 1.Iasn,n41'' ii,,i"
Il. II. n 1s,snlrit,h. t%sI,
ii. i, jlovt,o.
y. L. FurrtuKton,
Lazarus slISort,lan,
leol't'!.l Hel,t,ebrun,
ChllH. kGll1xK,
, 1880-10-09

kINTEEST!i WARD NEpuHLlcAN MEETISft
y, z vt IL n M9nEol's stote l's M1lnwk-.t. Among
llares, sl1tt Anthony. Ar.AEnod. retor Duschwa.
, 1880-10-09

FfsHkilE Wj}i. NE \ HEt1uhAis MEErtNt3 OF
sh3 Third Ward Republican Club II alnrt!noa
!!nll, Twenty y-scG0nd.at. lhanu nv, tu-I,ixE
kiIk !iawgs, Guorus uav1bar, and Elliott Anthony
lnXH it4N0 lnYttGu hi Erf4knut
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26

AND il it is the desire of the police
men to gain the favor Of the miseresses
of the Lancaster households, they Will
keep a watch on the boys who distribute
handbills and theatre programmes
through the town, and cause them to
quit ringing the house bells whenever
they leave their papers. With a little
trouble they can put them in the letter
boxes or under the doors where they will
be found; but it is easier for them to
throw them down or twist them around
the door knob and ring the bell
to secure their being taken III.
1t has become great annoyance for the
servant to he taken 80 often to the door
on 50 unnecessary an errand and tie
advertiser who thus eXcites indignation
within the house very poorly serves his
interest thereby. They would do well t.
be more cOnsiderate, and the ponce
should help to abate the nuisance bN
giving attention to the boys VIII" create
it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
List of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of unclaimed let
ters. remaining in Lancaster for the week
ending Monday, May Gath, 1880:
Ladies' List.-Mary NJ. Bowers, Miss
Kate Boose, Miss Lizzie Campbell, Mrs.
Mary boucher. Miss Mary Fritchie, Miss
Nettie Hauso, Miss Lizzie Hess, Mrs.
Jones, Miss Mary Keller, Mrs. c. Marion.
Miss Name Umble.
Gents List.-A. L. Bueds Il Co.. Jere-
miah Cooper. Scott Davis, George Dunn
baugh, Jacob Fetter, John Hartman, Ed
win Hammack, Chas. Hagan, Emlen Hess,
George S. Herr, Jacob II. Huber, Harry
Keller, Home Leatherman, New on Miller,
John A. Martain, Louis MUIR, Christian
Shnetzan, Il. F. Sheaffer, Christian Snader,
Mr.. Shultz. John P. SwOn.er, Franklin
S. Vile, William Wohn, Milton Zerchcr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
EXPLODING AN OIL CAN.
a Rochester Servants Fatal Efforts to X
die a SmOuldering Fire.

a Rochester Servants Fatal Efforts to Kin
die q SmOuldering Fire.
In Rochester, Mary O. Connor, a servant
As years old, attempted to kindle a fire by
covering the kindling with kerosene poured
from can. There was fire underneath
which ignited the oil, and the can exploded
in her hands with 4 loud report. Her
clothing and person were covered with oil.
She rushed frantically out into the street,
enveloped in sheet of flame and ran un-
til she fell exhausted. Neighbors then
threw quilt over her and smothered the
flames. but the woman was frightfully
burned. From her face and legs and arms
the flesh peeled off and dropped into the
street. Hundreds saw her flight into the
street, and much sympathy was aroused.
She was taken to the hospital, and physi:
clans express a belief that she cannot sur
vivc,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
PERSONAL.

Gen. Sir GARNET WOLsELEf has "f-
rived at Plymouth from South Africa.
Count V1cToR Z1cHY, formerly under
secretary of state in the Tisza ministry,
who was forced to resign after being ac-
cused in the newspapers of dishonest trans
actions. and Count Stephen karolyi fought
a duel on Monday. Count Zichy was seri-
ously wounded and will scarcely survive
the day.
LEoN-SAY was elected president Of the
French Senate. He received 147 votes,
against for NJ. LeRoyer, for NJ. Pelle-
tau, for NJ. Simon, and for NJ. dc Ca
var1ie. There were also 121 blank or in
valid voting papers. NJ. Waddington, 1t
is said. will be made ambassador to Lon
don
Sir WILLIAM HARcorRT, secretary of
state for the home department, England,
who was defeated by the Conservative can
didate, Mr.. Hall, at Oxford, Oh coming be-
fore that constituency for re election to
Parliament, after taking Office in the min-
istry, has been elected for Derby without
opposition.
Hon. WAYNE MACNEAGH and wife will
sail for Europe OH June 1G. Messrs. Lin
coin and Chas. MacVeagh will follow their
father in about ten days after. Misses
Lyle and Virginia Cameron, daughters of
Senator J. Donald Cameron. had thought
of accompanying Mr.. Mac Veagh and family,
l. t,n,,
A number of congressman and other
Democratic politicians met at Willard's S
hotel last night to get up "boom for
WILLIAM r. MORRISON, of Illinois, for
president. Among the congressman pres
cnt were Knott, Blackburn, Resan, Hum
ton, Chalmers, Atkins, Sanford, Clark,
Phillips, Clardy, Bicknell and Waddill.
They all resolved to support Mr. Morrison s
| aspirations.
WILLIAM J. =. WHITE. census supervisor
for Philadelphia, has been displaced, and
Edward I. Steel, president of the board of
education, was appointed in his stead.
White was removed because his appoint
ments for enumerators were unsatisfactory
to General Walker, the head of the census
bureau. Judge Kelley was mainly instru-
mental in his removal on account Of the
appointments in the Fifteenth ward, where
it is alleged that all were taken from the
Reyburn faction, which is opposing kelley's
nomination for Congress, and that many
were notoriously disreputable characters.
For several days past General Walker has
been receiving letters complaining of the
character of Whites appointees.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-26
A Cyclone in Dakota.

4 cyclone passed through Mitchell, ID.
X. at about o'clock last evening, doing
much damage to persons and property.
Jacob Luther, Of New Alamakee, Iowa,
and Henry Smith, 4 colored boy of Kane
county, Illinois, were killed; and Fred
Frances, of Dccotah, Iowa; Mr.. Phelps,
of Kane, Ill inois and Fritz Budd, were
badly wounded, William III. Moth, of Co.
lumbia, Wisconsin,, was also injured. Many
buildings were blown down in the village,
which contains 600 inhabitants, all of the
buildings having been built this spring
Most of the frame buildings near the town
were blown to pieces, but the extent OF
the damage in the town is vet unknown.
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Change Of Schedule on the Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Change Of Schedule on the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
On and after to-day the Niagara express
westward, due here at 1910, and the Ham
over accommodation, leaving here at 1910
will be abandoned. 4 new train to be
known as the Niagara and Chicago ex-
press will take the place Of the former,
leaving Philadelphia at 9 and running
through without stopping, arriving here
at II :O5 and at Pittsburgh at 1880 p. M,
stopping only at Harrisburg and Altoona.
Mail train No. west will take th" place
of the Hanover accommodation VIC +, con-
Meeting at Lancaster with mail y }. 1 at
1856 a. m., and with the Niagara and
Chicago express at II :05 am, ,and will run
through to Hanover, connecting at Colum-
bia with train through to Harrisburg via
Marietta.
Pacific express east will leave at lilo
and day express east will leave at 4:45.
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THE Eighth ward was thrown out by
the Republican canvassers, for the osten-
sible reason that the returns were not
properly verified by the production of the
list of voters, &c. But we are not in
formed of the reason for the failure to
properly authenticate the returns from
this one ward. AS the only effect of the
rejection of the ward was to change the
vote of the city from an instruction for
Ouav for senator to one for Grow, that
was the cause of It. Mr.. Demuth wanted
to be saved from the necessity of carry
ing the loud-smelling Quay on his back
in the legislative canvass. But the fact
remains that the majority of the town
Republicans voted for Quay.
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ga townships, shall be received and counted |
as shown on the Gace Of the returns.
In the Sixth ward, city, for director Of the |
poor. Martin Kreider had 1873 votes on the |
tally sheet, while ON retnrn paper he was |
given 1O3 votes. This committee declares
that Martin Kreider shouldLeceive the::num-
Der of votes as shown on the etallysheet-135
votesl: and the remainder Of the return be
e,unted as upon the return papers and
tally sheets.
In the Seventh ward, city, the delegates
and alternates are given on the returns
2S2 votes, but there appears no tally sheet.
This committee decide that the votes for
delegates and alternates shall not be re-
ceived; otherwise the returns be counted
as returned.
In Indiantown, the tally sheet gives p
votes for W. IL. BrOsius for Legislature,
while the return papers only give II votes.
This committee decides that the votes that
appear on the tally sheet (21) shall be re-
ceived and the balance of the return as re-
corded.
JOSEPH II. HUBER.
J. c. REDsECKER,
A. G. CAST,
PERCY p. SCHOCK,
J. II. SwOPE,
Committee.
Additional Report.
In the Eighth ward, city, one Of the in
| spectors and one of the clerks have signed
the returns under protest a; there are no
tally-sheets or poll books, and the rules Of
the party require that these shall be re-
turned to the judges therefore, we, the
undersigned members of the committee,
protest and decide against the counting of
| onv nf tho rot nrnS from the EiUhth ward
city
Jos. II. HUBER,
J. c. REDsECKER,
A. G.. CAST,
PERCY p. SCHOCK,
Committee.
The reports were adopted by an almost
unanimous vote, and the committee was
discharged.
The counting of the returns was ther
continued until all the districts had beel
called.
Davis Makes Speech.
1t being certain that Thos. Davis esq.
had received the nomination for district at
torney, he was called upon for speech
He responded at some length, and witt
much emotion and in broken tones thanked
his friends for the gallcnt fight they ha'
made in his behalf, fOrgave his enemies 10
their opposition to his nomination antici
pated victory for Grant or Blaine an
promised to do his duty, if elected distric
, attorney, to the best of his ability.
:, On motion the return judges adjourn
= ell sine die.
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Locked Up.

A man named VIM. Reed was arrested
for disorderly conduct at Ginder's store
East King street, last evening. He entered
the store and became SO abusive and insult
ing that Mr. Ginder put him out. He
soon afterward returned with club, with
which to beat Ginder, but was arrested
and taken before Alderman McConomy,
who committed him for 20 days.
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One Fortunate Thing.

Philadelphia Times.
1t was fortunate for the warning K Republi-
can factions of Lancaster that they had all
honest Democratic mayor to collar their
FOUNDERS and bummers and keep the peace,
and that they had iirst-class bank vaults
in which to place the primary returns over
night, where they could be beyond the
reach of the figure smashers of both sides.
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The Way to Simplify Matters.

Wilkesbarre Record of the Times, Rep,
When the national convention assemblies
General Logan ought to introduce reso-
luton, before the permanent organization
is affected, that no delegate be admitted
unless he pledge himself to vote for Gen.
Grant on first ballot. This would simplify
matters.