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AARKETS.
New YORK Marker.

Nxw YoAK. Oct tl6-Flour-state and wcst.
ern less active and prices without decided
change ;superhnc, at - 7504 Is; extra 10 q s
y so3600: round hoop Ohio 81 6SI5 90: cEoics %
40 % logs %; superfne western 81 75f1i l5 !:
common Co nm to- 70 good extra do a s59a 60; choiee
q s.; Southern steady and unchangei conn.
mon to fair extra - logs 60; good TO choice
& Wheat heavy and prices 15@lc lower; No.
II l7A@l ls1s do Dec 81 1891 l9l.
Corn fairly active Mixed western spoe.
A<G5j4c: do future, 553x656c.
Oats scarcely 80 firm State 4ORl51Sc Wcst-
ern. 3S15045c
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Injured Dy 4 Fall.

John Bell, residing on South Duke street,
while drunk last night fell on the Belgian
block pavement in front of Bair x Shcnk's
bank, in Centre Square. He injured him.
self so badly that he had to be taken home
on settee. 1t was reported this morning
that he had been struck by Bernard Brecht,
but that was untrue. Brccht was the
first man to run to his assistance after lie
fell and he assisted several others in tax
inc him home
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Hancock Veterans
Companies \ and Il, Of Hancock Veterans,
will meet at Central headquarters Saturday
evening, at ~ O'clock fully equipped, to re-
cc:yc ,ia;. from the ladies of the Ninth ward.
Strasbur:.
Saturday evening, October l6 Geo. W. Barton
Il. F. Davis, W. II. Roland, Ohm \. Coylc.
Midway.
Tuesday evening, October 10 Speakers: Il.
f. Davis, J. J.. Stcinmet=, ID. McMulien, ". II.
Roland, W. L. IIensel
Lancaster,
Monday evening, October IS. speaker lion.
Lewis {. Cassidy. of Philadelphia.
Lancaster.
Friday evening, October %. Speakers: Hon.
+. X. Apgar, Chas. A. Lagen. esq, of Philadci-
phia, and others.
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Monks Expelled from France.

PARIS, Oct. 1G.-Four Italian monk of
an establishment in the Rue Monceaux
have been ordered to quit France in "a
hours. The Carmelites were expelled to-
day from their establishment at Agin. The
police were obliged to force the doors.
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Dover. n. L. Visited bv Elanes.

DOVER, N. j., Oct. 1G.-A conflagration
has occurred in the business portion Of
Dover, by which nearly block Of stores
and dwellings were consumed. The loss
Is over $50, 900.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 16.-For, the
Middle states, threatening weather and
rain, southeast to southwest winds, fall
ing barometer and rising temperature, fol-
lowed by lower temperature and winds
shifting to westerly by Sunday morning.
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ITO be. or not TO be- that Is the question,
whether to suffer from 4 diseased system and
continuous impurities OF our blood. or to take
Spring BLOSSOM and become IL welcome and
respectable member of society. Prices: Soc,
trial bottles lOc. For sale by II. T. Cochran,
caster. Pa
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GALVESTON, Texas Oct. ia 23-inch
strata cave has been discovered On the line
Of the Texas Pacific railroad, west of Palo
Pinto, in the canon of San Antonio.
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TO regulate the liver, stomach, and bowels,
use only "Scllcrs' Liver Pills Take no other.
% cents 4 box. All druggists sell them.
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SPEC{.sL NOTICES.


1t is impossible for a woman after 4 faithful
course of treatment with Lydia +. Pink kham's
Vegetable Compound to continue 10 suffer
with 4 weakness of the uterus Enclose q
stamp to Mrs. Lydia f. pinklam, 236 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
jy29-IytlcoISw
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a WsS0 I1e1cOn.
DEATHS,

SATTLER.-In this city Oh the 18th inst, e.
Sattler.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 40 North Queen street,
on sur cay Afternoon at 2L O'Clock. Inter-
ment ut the Lancaster cemetery. It'd
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Wedding Presents.

1t is every day becoming more and more the
custom to go to Bailey, Banks Eiddie's ior
suitable articles for wedding presents The
variety is so great andt stock SO large that
nobody need have any difficulty in choosing
the right thing or in finding 1t at the right
price In siIyerware there is everything from
single articles toeiaborate presentation sets.
The stock of jewelry comprises all the new
and tashiable designs and the imported porce-
lafns and fancy goods are the most elegant
that can be made. Twelfth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia.
Any disease OF the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary
Organs, Nervous System, cr case OF Lame
Back, that cannot be cured by Days Kidney
Pad, cannot be cured by any other treatment
or remedy in existence. oI1-lwdMW&F&w
Catch Tartar
and when caught scrub we'll with SOZODOST
Don't spare it. Brush for dear life. II you
destroy it, all the better for you and your
teeth. 1t will destroy the health Of the mouth,
its beauty, and your sweet breath.
oll-lwGeod&w
The invalid's hope and strength beyond all
other remedies is Malt Eitters.
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The proprietor of the American lIoicl Bar.
Toledo, says of Prof. Guilmctte's French Kid
ney Pad: II would not take so if ] could not
get another, for it cured nc of kidney der:lngc-
lnent of several years Standing.
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NOTICE.
~ The members Of Metamora Tribe No. 2,
l. D Il. NJ, are req uested to meet ut their Wig
wanl, Fulton Opera House, on Sunday after
noon, Mt " o'clock sharp, for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral of our late brother,
Charles Sattler.Thc members of Ee-slla- kO-nce
Red Jacket Can-as sa-te-gO Tribes and St
Tammany Degree Council arc respectfully in
vited to attend.
BY order OF Sachem.
CHRISTIAN HALLER.
tAttestl j. NJ. KEMPF, c. OIL
fltl
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Thieves About.

Thieves ABDUL.
Last night thieves broke into the cellar
of J. H. Shreiner, on the Petersburg pike,
about three miles from town, and stole
large quantity of provisions, consisting of
butter, dr. ed beef. etc.
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or Assembly.
ELM G. SNYDER of the Ninth ward, vii
be Il candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
feet TO Democratic rules. I'd
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LfnoIeum-A G. eat Discovery,

LfnoIeum-A G.eat Discovery.
For the benefit of those who have not al
ready seen the Linoleum floor cloth, VIC would
say that it is made under q patent process, of
ground cork combined with solidified or.
pressed on to canvass by means OF powerful
rollers forming an exceedingly durable sur
face, on which is imprinted handsome patterns
in varied styles. tits suitable for rprivate dwell
Hngs, public buildings, stores, etc, and sold
by all carpet dealers. The only genuine article
has the word "Linoleum" printed on the back
Of every square yard. ol61td
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First-class BARRIERS use the Cuticura Medici-
nal Shaving Soap exclusively.
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DUBLIC SALE OF CANADA HORSES.
i On MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, $780, will be
sold ut public sale at J. ID, Denlinger's Merri-
mac House, liz North Prince street, Lancaster
city, Pa, the following Live Stock l6 head of
HEAVY DRAFT and DRIVING HORSES,
from to years old. Must all be as repre-
senate by the undersigned or no sale.
a credit OF sixty days will be given.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. H., On said
day, when attendance Will be given by
GEORGE E GROSSMAN.
S. Hess Il Son, Auct. octl5& 10
DUBLIC SALE.
popular restaurant in the =. X. II. Depot, q
large variety of Restaurant Fixtures, consist
ing of Tables. Chairs, Screens, Mirrors, Pic
lures, Clock, Stoves and Heater, CupbOarlls,
Refrigerator, one Splendid Gong, Tin, Glass
and Queensware, Knives and Forks. Bottled
CatSup, and many articles not named.
Sale to commence at Q O'Clock u. M.
OWEN HOPPLE,
H. SUrRHRT Auct oll-:fiR
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October 16.

ocIOOer 10.
NEw YORK STOCKS.
Stocks irreGuIaribut firm
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NEW ADHERTISEMENTS.

CAUER KRAUTLONCH. SAUER KKAUT
y Lunch this SATURDAY evening, OCT
16. 1850. mt the Golden Horse Hotel, No. IA East
King street. Bersner II Engle's Brewing Co.'S
Lager ON tap. a generous public is respect
fully invited. FIR. WOEIIKLE.
it'll
NOTICE TO LANCASTER MlENNER-
IN CHOIR. The members OF the Lancaster
MHnnerchOr are requested to meet ut their
hall on Sunday afternoon, at II. O'Clock, for
the purpose of attending the funeral OF our
late charter member Charles Sattler.
by order OF the President.
ltd CHAS. PETERS, Scc'y.
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DENTIST spare that tooth,
Touch not the precious pst:
1t served me well in youth,
Ill not part with 1t yet,
Though now it thrObs with pain
If will snhsila I'm Suro

1t will subside, I'm sure,
Witha single application OF
Magnetic Toothache Cure.
For sale at Blacks drug store. 81 Ches: nut
street. ltd
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Their Rights and Duties by Law.

have suffered from II kidney difficulty for
the past ten years. accompanied with nervous
SDasmS. Physicians gave me but temporary
relief, but after using three and one-ilalf bot
ties of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
my nervous Spasms were entirely relieved. My
age is. a. years. l recommend this great rem.
cly to I'LL suffering from nervous troubles.
MRS. MARY REESE.
E;asioH Pa
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POLITICAL BULLETIN.

The invalid's hope and strength beyond all
other remedies is Malt Eitters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-16

When Eve npon the first of men, the apple
pressed with SpcciOus cant.
oh what 4 thousand pitIcH then, that Adam
wps not Ad:lmant,
But though by his false step, we were doomed,
to life of endless toll,
One certain comfor: we Can get, TO cure Rhcu
matics Eclcctrc Oil.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist, Nos. l31
and laJ North Queen street, Lancaster, PA.
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"Dr. Lntiseys Blood Scarchcr," by purif! {.
ing the system, sottrns the skin and beautifics
the complexion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-21
BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
Queen vlctOria's precarlous Health.
General MsIlksTs Change ofpollcy-opsn,
Ing Of the International Fishery ex-
hlbltlon at BeriIn-Ths New Pro.
gramms Of the Russian Revolt
tIunists general Foreign
News.
AFGHANlsTAN.

LONDON, April 2O.-A telegram from
Cabul, says: The Hazars captured Ghu'
zni, rpuppet to the Ameer. Moosa Khan
has been carried to wardak by Mahomed
JAMS brother. The principal Rohistan
chiefs reached Cabul, to make their sub
mission.
The Kohistan chiefs are friendly. There
Is no opposition to US in MAidan. Gen.
Stewart should reach Ghuznee to-day.
A dispatch dated Mockar, April 15, re-
ceiyed via Candahar, says: Mayor Clif-
ford reports on the authority OF q native
spy, that six thousand suleiman Khels
have Joined Shereman. The force OF
Shereman now amounts to twelve thous-
and men. Several chiefs are in favor Of
attacking the British Immediately, other
chiefs advise q postponement until Musk
l. Alum arrives with his six thousand Sc
poys. General Hughes men can see con-
siderable masses of the enemy on the
march with banners flying.
A dispatch from Constantinople says:
A meeting OF Ambassadors was held yes
terday at the English embassy, to deliber-
ate on the terms Of the additional protocol
to the treaty OF Berlin, concerning the ar
ranRement entered into by Turkey and
Montenegro. Sawas Pasha, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, was present.
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VOLUME XXvII.-NUMBER 2OS.

and encourage them TO do all In their
power TO help the enterprise.
Alter few more short speeches were
made the meeting adjourned to next Sat.
urday evening,
Petitions ere circulated around town
Friday, asking the Legislature to grant
this, and the townships through which
the road will run. TO vote for levying tax.
u IS proposed to tax this township $780,
900, and others 81, 900 each. The petition
was signed by nine-tenths Of our citizens,
and L. P. Piper and Jonathan Scofeld
started on the 10 o'clock train Friday
night for Columbus to present the petition,
70 the Legislature, but they arrived two
hours too late, as that august body had
adjourned sine die. Yet We are not dis
couraged, We have cheering news from all
all along the line. Farmers are giving the
right oil way, and will do all in their power
10 secure It and we hope ere long to be
able TO have communication with this
section Of country now apparently
stranger. Vp
mrs. Wm. Hafer. formerly OF this place
but recently OF SandusEy, Ohio, died last
Monday OF dropsy. Her remains were
brought here last week and buried in
Green Mount Cemetery.
Miss Jane Campbell is confined to bed
by sickness.
We regret to announce the serious ILL.,
uess OF Mrs. Lyles, wife OF Mr.. Frank
Lyles, OF this place, who Is very low with
quick consumption, with no hope Of re-
royery.
Quite 4 severe wind and rain storm
passed over our town last Friday. For
lunately, however, no material damage
was done.
The old house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Gamerthaler, on Main street, was re-
moved last week, and the work OF excavat-
ing the dirt preparatory TO building his
house has commenced. It will be large
brick with iron front, and when COM
oleted will be one OF the finest buildings
In town.
The weather the past week has been
perfectly delightful, and our farmers and
gardeners have made good use OF il. A
majority OF the oat crop has been sown
and q good deal OF the corn ground has
been plowed. There has been an unusual
large amount OF strawberries set out and
those already planted uncovered and
cleared up ready for the presentcrop, which
promises an abundant yield. Peach trees
ate in full bloom and the growth OF grass
has been remarkably fast, altogether, as
Ear as crops and fruits are concerned, we
never had more fattering prospect Of
harvest than at this time.
DR.. Trimer, Of Morristown, has removed
% this place, where lie will continue the
practice Of medicine. Roxy.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 9O.-The United States
frigate Constellation, with provisions and
clothing for 1reland's poor entered the
Queenstown harbor this morning.
On the meeting OF Parliament the gov.
ernment will be asked to give information
concerning the charge which the treaty
department at Washington preferred
against Demarara planter, namely: They
have employed coloring matter to dye
darker sugar made in that coloring. The
Home Rule members have been asked to
meet for consultation on the 9th inst.
The requisition assigned by William Shaw
and others. A section OF the party not
consulted Is causing dissatisfaction.
The Liberal leaders have not attempted
to make any arrangement about the Pre-
miership. They await the Queens sum-
mons. The government is not expected
TO resign until after the middle OF the
week. The belief grows that George J.
Goschf will succeed Lord Lytton as Vice
roy 10 India.
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THE wHIrrAKER CASE.
Proceeding. of Ye.teraay'. Inquiry.

Proceedings OF Yesterdays inquiry.
WEST POINT, April 20.-In the Whit
taker case this morning Phillip Ryan, a
saloon keeper at Highland Falls was
questioned closely in regard to rumors al
legged to have been started by him that
three cadets were in his saloon drinking
the night OF the outrage, aud one said
Whitaker would be fixed that night. He
positively denied be said any such thing,
anything by which such Interpretation
conld be placed upon his remarks and
that no one was in his saloon that night
after 10 o'clock. No United States officers
or army officers even visited his place, and
be knows oil no cadet being at the Falls In
three weeks. II 4 man appears at his
saloon IN citizens clothes he never takes
any pains TO ascertain il he Is cadetA He
was making no reservation, whatever,
through fear Of loss Of patronage. He
said man named Hogan first told him Of
the affair. He relied mainly upon West
Point for support In the winter time.
]. F. Pierce, hack driver, was sworn,
the Recorder having been informed by let.
ter that he could prove there had been q
conversation in Ryan's saloon that night
among cadets. Pierce strongly denied The
statement. He hnt heard such report
from Mrs. Brannigan, wife OF cavalry
man, who said Mrs. Cox told her that
milk man named Haight told her thai
Ryan had said there was such conver'
Sation.,
A number Of cadets testified 10 have
quit the barracks on the night Of the
outrage.
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list. PETERSBURG, April 2O.-The semi.
official Breg publishes the programme OF
the revolutionary executive committee.
The programme declares that the Govern
ment, being regarded asthe enemy OF all
means which may be employed to over!
throw 1t, are justified. All the elements
OF the opposition, although not actually
allied with the committee, will have Its
assistance and protection. Persons and
social groups knowingly aiding the Gov
ernment will be treated as enemies. The
publication OF this document by the Berey
iuaugurates q new method, which the
editor announces he intends TO pursue
against the reyolutionists.
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mELIKOFP WILL rRY A DIFFERENT
POLICY.

LONDON, April 2O.-Genersl Melikoff
has become satisfied that the policy Of con-
ciliation toward the malcontents is fail
ure. Many prisoners have been released,
indictments against others quashed, and
altogether very lenient disposition was
shown, but the effect has been the reverse
Of favorable. Twenty Nihilists, amues-
tied yesterday, Immediately rejoined their
coniederates and were found aiding in the
programme Of the conspirators. This so
incensed Gen. Melikof that he has deter.
mined to make no further attempt at con-
ciliation and will henceiorth pursue Wig
orous policy Of repression.
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A NULL AND VOID STORY.
Aeeident-rhe wind storm at Deep Val.
ley, PA.

ley, IN.
LrrrLEroS, W. Va, April 20.
Editors Intslgenesr.
In looking over your issue OF yesterday
I see 1t announced that John Null, from
Greene county, Pa, had been picked up
on the street in dying condition, and
dispatch received informed his relatives
OF the fact. Mr.. Null was at Wheeling at
the time making sale OF some lumber, and
these reports gave his relatives and friends
great uneasiness. and parties were at once
sent to bring his remains home, and on
their way in search OF him met Mr.. Null
coming home, who could give no reason
for such report. II q man OF that name
was found he does not belong in Greene
county.
John Bissitt, OF this place, narrowly
escaped death by the accidental discharge
OF q revolver in the hands CT a comrade,
the ball passing through his clothing and
two books, lodging against his breast,
nearly drawing the blood. The ball pass.
ing through about two hundred pages Of
the books was the only thing that saved
the lie OF Mr.. Btssitt.
A building erected at Deep Valley,
Greene county. Pa, by Sfessrs. Carter 4
Bissitt, for the purpose Of starting fouu-
dry, was completely demolished by Fri.
days wind storm. II will put stop 10
that enterprise, as the parties have not the
capital TO repair the damage. NJ.
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BARNEsyILLE.
Weakened Up on the Railroad Ones tIon-
An EnthusiastIc MeetinE-LoeaI News
aud Personal Mention.
BARNEsyILLE, April l9.

DAkakSVILLkI April ~.
Correspondence Of the IntelIIseneer.
A large and enthusiastic railroad meet
ing was held in City Hall last week, to
consider the propriety OF building road
from this place to irtersect the O.&T. v. &
W. railroad at some point along the Still.
water Valley, and when we consider the
short notice given and the inclemency Of
the weather, the number present was
really gratifying indeed. Over four hun.
dred persons were present, composed
mainly Of business men and property own.
ers, and q good deal Of enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. The meeting was called to order
by electing DR.. ]. L. Ely President, Abel
Lewis j. ]. Parker Vice Presidents, and
]. W. Barnes Secretary. In order to test
the sincerity OF the assembly and to gel
down to business, Mr.. Scoleld offered the
following resolution:
ResOiued, That the interests OF Barnes
vile and vicinity imperatiyely demand an
other railrsad.
The President put the question 10 the
house, demanding q ising vote. The reso
luton was carried without q single dissen
ting vote.
Short speeches were made by citizens
showing the great injustice practiced or
our town by the B. & o. K. E., and tht
different rates we could have were we L
have q rival road.
On motion, n committee OF eight, con
sistlng oil DR.. J. s. Ely, Ohalkly Dawson
]. Fl. Watt, E. V. Shipley, Francis Davis
Charles Kugler, j. ". Lewis and 7. G.
Parker, we're appointed to confer with thl
managers OF TuscarawRs Valley rs to thI
most feasible route and point 10 intersec
their road, and what add. II any, the,
could give.
On motion, q committee Of two, eonsis,
ing oi Z. v. Shipley and E. 7. Parker
was appointed to ascertain the amount &
freight shipped from this place annually
as this Is considered the best point bt
tween Zanesville and BellAire along n
B. 4 o. It Is thought the amount,
pledged 10 the new road, will have gres
] Weighton the managers Of the 7. v, r. r
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SARAH RERNnARDr SPEAKS HER
MIND.

Pans, April 2O.-Sarah Bernhardt, in
her letter to the Manager of the Theatre
Francaise, says: "You forced me to play
when was not ready; you allowed me
only eight rehearsals on the stage, and the
piece was only rehearsed entire once. 1
did not decide on appearing before the
public, but you positively required it, and
what foresaw happened. The result Of
the performance surpassed my forebod:
ings. One critic asserted that l played
Virginie L'Assomoire instead OF Dora
Clorende, Of L'Aventurie." The Manager
has summoned the judicial committee Of
the theatre to consider Bernhardts
breach Of contract.