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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
State Revenue Comm 1s,ion.

The state revenue commission received
a protest yesterday against the present law
which imposes per cent. tax npon all
the premiums paid for life insurance. A
citizen offered for commission of one
mill upon the dollar to increase the state S
revenue $500, 900 yearly. Addresses were
made by Gen. VIM. Lilly, Of Carbon, T.
Charlton Henry, Col. A. Loudon Snowden,
Henry c. Townsend and Samuel G. Huey.
The commission adjourned to meet in
Pittsburgh On the 10Th prox.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
partioHS Refused.

The board of partlons in session in Har-
risburg yesterday refused 4 rehcarin. in
the case of John Echternacht, convicted of
burglary and sentenced by the Lancaster
county court to pay fine Of 800 and un-
dergO an imprisonment Of five years in the
county prison. The board refused to
pardon Geo. Sheets, IIcny Duck, William
Frcw. Neal Kccscy, Geo. Fisher. IIaldc-
man Jackson, Matthew Johnson, Jacob
Read and Franklin p. IIogcntoglcr, Col
umbia fishermen violating the fish laws.
and sentenced to pay fine of So cac!, and
six months Imprisonment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
SOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS.
T!,c Constitutional Bar.

Neither the United States nor any state
shall assume to pay any debt or obligation
incurred in case Of instruction or rebel
lion against the United States, or claim for
the loss or emancipation of am slaves. but
all such debts, obligations and claims shall
be held illegal or void.- Consultation Of tile
United States, Article IA, Sec. 4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
OF Course.

Adapted from New Era, Sept.17
OF course, now that the latest returns
from Maine show that the state has gone
Democratic by about the same majority it
gave the Wings in 1910, our ncighbor will
admit the logical inference of his own
argument that this ''surrrise, coming on
the echoes of its own party's cannon, will
"direct the drift of subsequent events in
behalf OF the Democratic party, create a
panic in the" Republican franks, and
sweep the country for Hancock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
:. Peculiar Corn TasscI

Mr.. l. II. Kaufman, of Mountvillc, has
laid upon our table i tassel of corn, con-
tanning about thirty small ears in Il greater
or less state of development. Not
less than twenty of the ears con-
tain well-formcd grains of yellow
corn. 1t is not unusual. to see u
few grains of corn growing upon the top
of 4 tassel but it is quite rare to see the cl-
tire tasscl covered with corn. as in this case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
PERSONAL.

Now that BELLE MACKENZIE is married
ia, 3S5 young men will have to transfer
their affections to Mary Anderson.
FANNY DAVENPORT was born in Lon
don, but she is american in her feel
ings."
CoSKLISG's New York speech of about
10000 words was telegraphed as a special
dispatch to the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Miss SpIcER, who lately married Mr..
Miles of Her Majesty's First Life Guards,
is clearly not a superstitious young lady.
She had Is bridesmaids.
JOHN BRIGHT is said to be now in better
health than for several years past. He
has been very regular in his attendance at
the House of Commons, sitting late and
often taking part in the debate.
The wife Of BERNARD BUELL., de-
faulting postmaster at Martin. Mississippi,
has been appointed to take charge of the
Office in his place. Buell. is in Jail at Nat
chez.
Miss FLORENCE TLToN, daughter of
Theodore, was married yesterday ut Lon
don to Mr.. Pelton, young New Orleans
physician, who first met her there about a
year ago.
To-day is the anniversary Of the capture
of Major ANDRE, the British spy, by three
Revolutionary patriots, and will be ap-
propriately observed at Tarrytown, N. y,
Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden is expected to pre-,
side at the celebration.
General EWING, of Ohio, is interdicted
from business and politics, having been
ordered by his physician to Santa Momeo,
CAL, where it is hoped the sea air may
serve to relieve him from an attack OF
malaral fever, with which he is suffering.
The cruise of Mr.. GLADSTONE, his fam.
lily and friends, in the Grantully Castle
cost i very large sum of money, the whole
Of which was betrayed by Mr.. Donald
Curric and his partner. MIR. Currie usually
contents himself with much smaller YES
sci when he takes 4 yachting trip but Oh
tho recent onc-in addition to the Gran
4 tug or tender in attendance to convey the
kilograms and dispatches to and from the
shore.
Miss NELLIE CHASE, the daughter of an
Episcopal clergyman, whose strange infatu-
alton for and marriage to her mothers
negro coacliman has been a nine days
wonder in the West, has been re-
moved by her brothers to her home in
Peoria, III. She expresses great contrition
for her conduct, which is accounted for
only Oil the theory of mental alteration. Her
brother Horace, who is 4 talented young
lawyer with lucrative practice, talks of
moving away where they are unknown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
That Rumored Murder

Lewis A. Rcidenbaush, about whom an
unpleasant runner was i'll circulation, con-
Meeting his name with murder committed
i'll Ohio, came to town last evening to prove
to his friends and the gOssipcrs that he had
not been murdered, nor had he murdered
anybody else. 1t is not known who Origi-
mated the story, but it is 4 great relief to
the youn. mans friends to know that there
is nothing in it; as Of course they had
never any reason to believe there was.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
Tho Duke stree, ,:ri,,-e.

Both footwalks on the Duke street rail-
road bridge arc in bad condition, and have
holes in them chat make them dangerous.
The pavement approach on the east side is
unsafe. Is it nobOdy's duty to look after
these things, or do they propose to wait
for some one to break leg to stir them up
to the necessary action in the premises?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
Assault and Battery.

John Williams had hearing before Al
derman Barr last evening to answer q com
plaint of assault and battery laid against
him by John COrcOran. The case being
made out against Williams the alderman
held him to bail for trial at quarter sessions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
Handed Over to the Veterans.

The 1856 which young Master Louis
Norbeck, of the Fourth ward, collected to
raise Hancock pole has been handed to
the Veteran association to be put where it
will do more good.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
LANCASTER DAILY SEPTEMBER

that governed it might rest in peace
with the positive virtues that possessed
it, and which sorrowing friends now viv-
idly recall, they feel assured of its place
amid the cxultant throng
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
Caucht in Mill Machinery.

Amelia Long, residing on East Hing
street, was caught in the sLaitinS at the
Allanda!e mill last evening at O'Clock.
Her clothing was torn OIL, but she was
not injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
Hancock Club In StrasourS.

The Democracy of Strasburg, and other
supporters Of Hancock and English there,
will meet at MassasOit hall tomorrow
evening to organize Hancock club.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
Gen. Hancock's Pledge to Enforce the Fore
gong Article

The amendments to the constitution of
the United States embodying the results
of the war for the Union are inviolable. II
called to the presidency should deem it
my duty to resist with all my power any
attempt to impair or cvade the full force
and effect of the constitution, which in
every article, section and amendment is
the supreme law of the land.-Gsn. Han
cocks Letter Of acceptance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

THE Recue des Dear Nondes, founded fifty
years ago, and to-day the principal review
in France, failed to pay during the first
twenty years Of its career. 1t now num-
bers 20, ,000 subscribers at $40 year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

WESTWARD the star Of empire takes its
way. Jack Hiestand and Simon Cameron
en- route for the battlefield of Indiana! At
the first charge of Barnum's forces they
will retreat more precipitately than HES
tand fled from Bull Rum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

THE fund for the new professorships in
Harvard divinity school has reached
$113, 200.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23

COMMODORE HIEsTASD is said to be en-
gagged for stump service every night, from
tonight until Landers is elected in Indiana
by 5,4G0 majority. Then he will come
home and help to carry Pennsylvania
against the man who beat Grant at Chica-
so.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-11

After = while Marx Stsntsn went
out TO Tho white ~eod brushes. He
found the vsagslul KslsruS atone
dead. A bullst pad passed into biz
right eye through the brain. Ths
ssd nsu had fought his lsst bstte.
He buried the dead body at a
distance snd removed a. we'll a. he
could ali traces Of tie conflict.
and tbsu ior tAo or three days kept
4 careful watch. But he VA, 70,
rnols.tsd. TIE attempt sron hlp
iIiS bad bssn planned by Kolarua
alone, and the death Of the r,doubt-
.Dls warrior was never traced to Lis
nsuds.
Tns sturdy pioneer lived Their,
many years aud prospercd. Grand
chl,dteS grew UP around him, tc
whom tbs adventures Of thar srsnd
sire mere a. interesting 40 fairy ta.t,
But there VAS one story they never
heard without trshor, and thai
vas The bupter's stIstAgsm whom h;
slew the f,mous Psqusket brave.
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Leaving him where lie lid fallen,
STATION took bis child 10 bis Srm.
ssd wendsd bic way homes ard. Il
was gut, dusk when be reached
Their, ADD he found be vile waiting
for him nesrly cTaz>d with griti,
The mothsrs Streogth r,,urntd when
che saw hsr enid, and after ,hs
congratulations Of the hour, MIs.
Stanton told h-r story.
She had lolt Auna s.eepng or tho
bed, aud wont on 10 nix tba COW
Wheu she returned tho ebild wss
missing. She had Immediately be-
gun a es.rcb, but without avail
sol Ma fast approaching byst ricr
hen her husband returned. She
aow urged au immediate fight to
the settlement at the POND, aud
Stanton promised 10 scoeds 10 her
wishes a. coon as their Iipening
crous wero harvested.
The following morning the settler
went 10 the place where ne bad
left the dead Ipdiqn. with the in
tention Of burying him bat he
found that tho body bad been Carl
ed e"ay. There we're heavy tracks
about the spot, sud Stanton readily
conjectured that CONS Of the war
rior's lri-nds had effected the reno
val. With this conclusion be re-
traced MS stsp,. determined to keep
his even open and bis rae resly.
The second morning sflerwarda "a
Marx Stanton stepped from bic cab
in hs saw something lying upon the
door-siooe. lie stooped aud picked
/; ~, aud saw thai it was an arrow
With The ek.n Of rsLtlssnske
around it. he knew what the iata!
signal meant at oace. The nan
who left that snake bound shalt at
bis door had sworn 10 kill him.
The settler was a brave man, but
this ste-n, significant toksu affected
him AS the presence OF the syenger
himself would have not. Al i,at
he thought be would not toll his
wife, but. on reflection, he concluded
1t would be better TO lot b-r into
the eec,ei. Ii would be bstter for
her And better for him, for cou-
slant watch must now be kopt.
Mrs. Stsuton's first impulse, Al
soon as Shs understood what her
husband tod her was 10 hasten to
tie settlement.
That would hardly be q safe IN
dertakirg," returned the settler,
"for my enemy may be even now
Watching near The cot, aud we're We
to start out | might got a riff, bali
through 10y body"
The young vile was sore'y fright
ened tut SIZE raw the reasonable
uess Of her husbau i's statement, end
she urged her point no iuthsr. All
that day they kept within door-.
aud during the night Stanton did
not re.inquish his watch. But 10
slgns Ol Indians were y.sa6.e.
Ga opening the door in tie morn
ing, however the settler saw another
arrow laying near The door-s,ep.
To this one roll Of birch bark was
ATTACHED. Carrying it into the
house, be unroied the bark and
found 1t embsiiiahed with rud e
drawing. II was not difficult to
make ca; what was intended to he
conveyed.
Ia one corner Of the eeensnt was
The picture Of decd Indisr, and
irom be hieroglypbics underneath.
stanton gathered the fact that it
wac mesut Tor Mattamp,, one Of
tho noted braves Of the P,busket
tn6o Beyond him was suotbgr
brave, with drawn COW ia h,s
hand and 40 arrow speeding FROM d..
Under th.S Que was rha name Of
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When 10 time Is mentioned, IL viii be uU-
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VIII be- sent by nail, postage psia. or rs
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The aitustioo vac truly rorPle1.
lag one. The stoat ,s.,ler ua iu
p@isoued IN hil Own cabin a. surely
~ though he had b,so within ID.
""il OF dungeon. Tn, Avsngsr
vas already On his tack ssd might
%, even then, hiId,D in lks green.
wood. lie is't confident that
should he ,tep Orc foot out Of doors
bio oolT would be tie mark for =
bullet.
IL the middle Of the sf,sraoon
Mrs. Stanton opened the door and
went OUT to set = pail OF wsts,.
The sfrins Was situated few rode
IRON tbs cabin, near thicket Of
trees aud bushes AZ shs stoopsd
To dip tho water soe saw tho PAINT
ed vlsias OF an Indian glazing a,
her through some Sbitswood bush
90. Taougn trembling With fear .hc
dad not betrsy by sigu that she
'', w. '''A "n' oo'1 'Sf o'f-
den With seeming cArelessness into
the house. Once within shs sat
dawn pale and trembling.
L have seen an Izdiso' said sho. in
reply to her hosban@'s questioniDg.
He ~ hi d in he clump OF whts-
"oV'' y "a" spt'Hg' ga y3u viii
80 H"''" MAX you will 0e hi'i-
'''1I 20" '.eFfto 10 ore oil the
' 'Vo9"',F' uS'"''h Tue 1888
aud BOXED sharply out. Tho husa.
- !" q's'''on we're not over ten
'ou' rom TIC 'o'r' lie could zee
~ 'O''e' ou' ne knew Ii Wa'
Pace were az lld'sn e'nid hide,
N"' "' ala not "o'S' bis "ii's 'v>'
49, ,n;,, - N'S:D" was probably there
~, lU' NV '.'p''I"Sc''
A@' St' '.Er cfst' a'd not desert
- '''' '"'''' 20 N"o" mat
NO 'u'"J was near him' Tor pc
Ip"'" "-T9 us p'aa' accordingly
ii' A"s" MS eu'l"J yo'lno"' and
'OA' koo"iedss placed h'm, as it
, %,'s' 90 ''-'s a''' ''k' an 'qnshtJ
"' a., "''''
80 a'," ne 20 MS "'i'' Il am
H' ,",5, A''' 'O"' lAd'@n'
-'' as 90 a"..S TO DO 2 SIZE
''''u' - ~ agony o. pam aud sua-
PsH'S' Inc moment you step =
'o0' o0'''a9 'n' door T0u will De
500 Uo,
~ 'uN,Se II l 30 OF am sure
- oe S''so OUT suppose something
'''0'' g''ouV 'uat only looked like
49, "n'' 'NeH he asked.
nat Go yon mean, Mark Z? and
LIE, ~ anton gas" lrto her hua-
o"'u > oe-"e II TO comprehend his
'l,@u'n8'
u 'aa that We w.il send cut <
nan o. s'ia" TO draw tho snsmy 1.
"ts, A''sI 'h@t II WI ne ny tuca
VII" zoe me- No" do you Under
S'@n"
me "'l' a"'d sne thought she did.
-'9' ''' Us 80 70 WORK quickly
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THE co.oReo CADET.

Washington, April 9.-In the debate to
day respecting the Whitaker mstter 1t
Point, Mr.. VOORHEES, ssid be wonder.
ed tina, The graduates of Yves, Point surviv.
ed its brutality and a. civilized cnrdnc, 90
,be part Of the students, aud he tav"re1 ev.
.rv kind of investigation tn humsnize and
%civilize, il not poAeible, to christianize West
Point. The government ought even to sbnl-
i.h the Institution II this inhuman outrage
was really perpetrated. He didn't know
whether the instructors were to blame, or
whether this being an educational institu
lion was the cause. hut these Young men
seemed inspired with brutality. He took
no stock in the aaeertion that Whitaker Gu,
his y ears off, He had known other out.
r.eee aim,lar to this.
Mr.. Hoar eaid this wa not . csse Of hasiul
which would come in the 6rst year Of q s,u.
dent, but vas an outrage aeainRt . c"loret
pucil, euch a vas common at West Point il
respect to the colored members of the insti
tuition, and unl~e. it c.uld BE- ended it onsh
10 result in the sbolitinn Of the institution
A colnred hoy a, We., Point iaa solit.r
Robin.on Cru.oe. he il. absolutely viii
gu, associate. or sympathy in sictue+s {
sorrow. He feared the inatrnc'or there ha
M, impressed the clas.e~ Tint the hase
thing they can do il, treat . Young coloFs
youth a. nm exile M account ri the color
} hi. skin. This American republic, With
. 40O0.0OO cl"..d citizens, equal hskoFs q
con.t,u,,ou and lau. oil, grind t's tnesis
ton to powder unless the abuse y cured.