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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
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-..'h t'iscs ~n:I:o o. ssiS Gyu Tcsg 3G, irr
i.iJ :.c;"ai.
IN III interview With i reporter Hon. v.
u. English talked nicely aiout the Iais.
election ana lis rc3ult'. lie links .ha;
!ndiafa held up reasonably we, consider
ing the defeat il October. ara! that they
have not had :, majority since 1872, an.l
then less han i.20o for Hendricks ;or gov
error. Personally Ike feels 10 chagri,,
at The result. while feeling the honor
Of = unanimuIs nomination. the vice
presidency, without influence q: pr
tro'ir@c, iiaC. 10 charms for him, AMI he
feels rather clad that he is Ici5 tn Z life
more congcni.l ans! profitable. Tie Iir-
mocracy with Il Democratic .'e:iata. Close
House Of Representatives. aGd the prcsi
Gcncy decided by " Small majority in ii
single state, will not die. The real cause
u the Republican, success Was the pres
p2rO:Is times ard business satisfaction
Eho country thought it wisc,5 20 let wei!
enough alone. and Hack OF party urg;.niza-
ton i'll New York. the DctubcT election il.
Indiana and some other things n!ay have
had little weight. but the m,in thing
was the good times a.l,l :Ila disposition t.
let well enough ain!.r. Viz. English he
walled the corruption ia party priiticsssn
different from forty ycar; ago when lia first
entered politics.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
L" Sam Mcdonald"

4 Baltimore correspondent of the De-
trOit Free Press, speaking OF the "towered
home" Of Mcdonald, the owner of Flora
Temple in her palmy days. near that city.
goes on to say "McDonald has entered
into his inheritance in Gods acre. and his
widow is married to Il French count. 4
childless mother enjoys his. enormous
wealth. Never had boy such opportu-
mites for useful life as Sam Mcdonald,
who died not long since in Indiana,
snatched from gallows through the
clemency Of Pinkney White, governo: of
Maryland, who had been his guardian and
fathers friend. The stories related of
this young blood's sports rival everything
in the exhaustless catalogue Of prodigality.
On one occasion, while driving into
town, he overlook drove of pigs,
some twenty-five or thirty in number. lie
bought them Of the owner. and hiring as
many carriages he put a pig and boon
companion in each and drove home Sur
rounding the house they wrung the por-
kors' tails. and all yelled in concert. The
grand finale was to let the pigs loose in
the drawing room and call all the dogs in
the place and have regular chase. The
larks mounted on the furniture, holding
their sides with laughter at such rare fun.
Whe Sam reached his majority there was
feasting, bonfires, and rejoicing, as if
young earl had taken possession Of his
earldOm.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
PERSONAL.

The Bellefonte papers note the presence
in that town of Mrs. S. II. REYNOLDS and
Mrs. p. +. GIBBONS. of this county.
SoLoS ROBINSON, the well-known agri-
cultural writer and formerly the farmer
editor of the Weekly Tribune, died recent
ly in Florida where he had gone to see
what he knew about farming.
"They say" JOHN NJ. STEEMAS, of
this county, elector-eiect, is not qualified
to serve in the electoral college, being 4
federal official.
The Mcrcersburg .Lanrnnl announces the
suspension (possi5ly only temporarily Of
Mercersburg college, over which the Rev.
f. L. HiGEEE, d. d., presiaes. "Debts, y
says the Journol, land their accompany
ing troubles have Occasioncd this. This
institution has been in AZ unfortunate
condition, financially, for some time past.
The daughter Of Senator DoN CAMERON
and the son of Senator WILLIAM \. WAL
LACE are to be married in few days.
They are not to he married to eac:i other,
however. Cameron's daughter is to be-
come the wife OF Judge Brld!ey's son and
young Wallace is to we'd Miss ieakiey, a
niece OF the editor Of the Cicartield Re
9'uilic"n.
At the residence oi Hon. Joseph II.
Nissley. at Middletown. on Thursday
evening. there assembled a fashionable
company to witness the solemni:ation OF
the marriage contract between William
NJ. Lauman, csa., or the WE'LL: known firm
of Kendig, Bricker 4 Lauman, lumber
merchants, and Miss Lille Nissicy. second
daughter Of Hon. Joseph il. Nis~ley.
OwrN T.. HEICKER, of Lancaster. was one
Of the SrOomsmen.
At Fort Wayne, Indiana Oh Thursday
evening, Mr.. JAMES II.HaLp WICK
ERsHAM, general manager Of the hq.irer
printing establishment, in this city,
was married to Miss Jessie Viii
liams ITcugh. Tl.e services were per-
formed in the First Presbyterian church,
at seven O'Clock p. IN. and from eight to
eleven reception was held at the resi-
dencc of tho brides mother, Mrs. Sarah
d. Hough. Among the Lancastcrians pre-
sent were the groom's father, }. =. Wick.
crsham. his mother apd sister. Joseph f.
Bowman, of the Examiner. David w. Pat
terson. .jv., and Will Henderson.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

and this was the first official information
which was given to the press.on the mat
ter. Among other names on this list was
that OF Garfield, who Mccormick said was
"a congressman from Ohio, and 4 very ca
pable man, too.'' The list Of names and
tie substance Of Grants order were sent
to Mr.. Tilden in New York fifteen minutes
after they were made known. to warn the
Democrats of the impending trouble.
What followed arc matters OF our crin,i-
nal history. Generals Ruger's and Auger's
troops and tho statesmen gobbled up the
two states. Hayes went into office, every
body who took hand in the job WAS re-
warded, even down to Garfield
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

Philadelphia Norh Amsricaa. thus salute
him Mr.. John Cessna, chairman OF tho
Republican state committee, who had
about as much to 90 with the victories OF
Tuesday as the irrepressib,e small boy who
hovers with shrill ''hovroy" on the cdrc
of every political mass meeting. has issued
4 lengthy manifesto, aSSurin. the Rcpub-
iicans of Pennsylvania that they have his
personal congratulations, and reitcrstinr
some Of the politica! arguments wh;cl.
have done good service in the campaign,
but for which space is a little too valuable.
to permit of repetition after the battle is
Won
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

Mr.. WHARTON BAKER; paper in
Philadelphia, whose editor is one Of
Garfeld's closest friends. announces
that the succession in 1854 is by no
means promised, much less secured, to
Grant, and that the candidate of 1880 is
likely to he the candidate of 1884. This
is likely. All the more so if Garfield
gave Conkling, Cameron and Logan rea-
son to expect otherwise. 1t is a way
these Ohio people have. After Cameron
helped to steal the presidency for Hayes
he was despitefully snubbed. and now if
Garfield gets in he may be disposed to
set up on his own account for his own
succession.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

The u;cnin, Institute lecture viii De &t
the opera house on Monday cvtnirr by
Hon. Geo. Y. Wcmiling. o. Chicago. The
subject treated VII he :" lmycv>oiIis:n
From u Secular Standpoint a-.i a re-
viewer coi:it.:ca!in. Oh this prodr:tiou say:
This is No commonplace address by q
commonplace orator. 1t will satisfy the
most exactisg OF the professional men who
may hear it, and cannot fail 10 !:elp yo,;n :,
men in their warfare with the pelnicio us
popular errors Of the day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
S.i!l.ri... Di:tS.
Tho Eo-nne:S !";;uCsi.

tll hearing ni' tie sudden death oi
iamlcl Dean. Coroner Mi-l.ier Visited t.!,.
family residence: i'll strawberry street yes
teriay morning, 10 lnI"irc into the cir
cums.ancc> and 10 hold Az inquest ii
necessary. Tic coroner informs us that
the family objected TO the holding OF a.
inquest unless the family physician, Dr.
Warren, were present and sanctioned it,
DIR. Warren was cut OF town. The coro
ncr then proposed to he family that they
shOulf name four colorcd men and Ec
would name two white nicn 10 serve rs ;hi'
jury, but this proposition was also rejected
by the family Coroner -Iishlcr t!:en told
them he would give them until . "'cloc!:
p. IN. to consider his proposition, and that
il 1t we're not accepted by that time lie
would select :. jury an! hold the in
quest, and if Dir. Warren did not return,
DR.. Compton should act as c,,rurcr's ply
sician. About :; - clock Coroner MisiIler
again appeared /: TIC ,i,ieEc: oT The ec-
ceased aati Swovc in the following juror
to nod tie inquest. iien,y Leonard,
Samuel Powell, -!:.cr:, i!cliue, Philip ~
Smith, Taylor Myers and Chas Martin.
The cUTuucr then dcma,i;!od iII>. Dean and
her ,ais; ;.liter 20 10 sworn and testify To-
circumstances ;itten.lin" Mr. Deans; death.
He says they ri frs: refused to testify ~
did also Edw. Harris, VIII, cItim:,i I"
know all aboT: be matter. The curono.
then threatened 10 ':avc iilrris arrested,
;,n,: under tlii5 threat he AMI t.ic others
testified that .Hi. Dean was subject to
heart disease aud that the circumstances
attending his dealt, we're substantially the
same as published in yesterdays ISTE.f.-
IIGEEfi.l;.
The jury rendered 4 verdict G. death
from disease of iEe heart
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

schoo, fund of the American Baptist pub
lication society has reached $1,000. 1t is
proposed that special Thanksgiving and
Christmas gifts should ebe made by those
formerly Sunday-school scholars, for the
establishment of q permanent fund, the
interest to be annually used in each state,
according to the amounts contributed. 1t
has been proposed that $1,000 at least
should be secured in Pennsylvania, 80 that
the missionaries Of the general association
might be enabled to-organize new Sunday
schools and aid needy schools already in
existence.
THE Vermont Congregationalists re-
Gently had a memorial presented to the
Legislature Of that state requesting the
passage of law prohibiting the desecra-
ton Of the Sa bbath and the disturbance Of
church congregations by the running Of
railroad trains on Sunday. The constitu-
ton of Vermont recognizes the Christian
Sabbath in the third article Of the Bill of
Rights, which declares that ':every sect
OF denomination of Christians ought to CO.
serve the Sabbath or Lords day" The
statutes Of Vermont from an early day
have forbidden travel and secular labor on
Sunday, with the customary exceptions of
works of necessity or charity.
THE defeat Of Mr.. Chi:tenden in the
Brooklyn congressional district, and the
election of Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, his Green
back Democratic competitor, is described
as one of the ludicrOus surprises of the cam
paign. The district is strongly Republican,
and the ErAsinQ Post says: g Mr.. Smiths
candidacy was supposed to bc Il huge prac-
tical joke. So far as we have been able to
ascertain, the platform Of the Rev. J.
Hyatt Smith consists of 4 single plank
the prevention Of the manufacture of hats
in tho state prisons of New York. The
support of this measure and the publica,
ton of 4 Baptist :open communion
novel comprise, we believe, all Of the
secular activities Of Mr.. Smith.
GREEN MOUNT, the wcll-known Balti
more cemetery, was once the country seat
Of John Oliver, a prosperous merchant Of
Baltimore, an Englishman by birth, whose
he;ress WAS daughter, . beautiful girl o.
twenty. She had lover suitable in year:
and station, Of whom her father iisap
proved, as he had other views for his only
child. They met clandestinely, and the
father gave orders to his keepers to shoot
any one found in the grounds after night.
Disguised in mans clothing she attempted
to keep aa appointment with her lover
and was shot dead by y watcher The
decided to the city for 4 cemetery By OH
Yer after his DEATH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

SECRETARY EvARTs, early on We'd
nesday morning, telegraphed to Gen.
Longstreet, late of the G. S. \. and now
minister from Republican administra.
ton to Turkey, that Hancock was beat
en-. The World slyly intimates that this
was mere grateful news than Longstreet
had after Gettysburg's third day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

The New York Tines in 1876 - in
augurated revelation 10y holding to the
claim that Hayes was elected when he
was not. Tue Republican leaders en-
gagged iii seaitious foolins" to make
frand triumphant and counted states
Republican that had . honestly and il
revocably" gone Democratic. Now that
their OK is g"red how differently they
talk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
: Ia,:,a.- Fee iaii surprise / :,

: ba,:!a.. See taat surprise Il ..iini,tcE
Rev. \. >. Lcin!rici,, Rea,iinr. received
i note from; Sinking springs 4 few day
Il couple ut his Residence on q certain day.
The clergyman Was waiting Oh the dag APP
pointed. but the couple did not appcar.a ana
ne supposed they had changed their minds
The next day, however. while he was
absent from home. and the ladies OF his
household wcIc l:usie, with their domestic
duties, the ,.oor-beIl va, Guag an! on
the steps stood the couple from
the county. The gill was quite youag,
hut the mau was considerably oidc..
They sail the raj! l.lh kept them at
home on the day appointed, hut they de
sired to BE- married ut once. They were
invited! in as.G Rev. Mr. Lc;nl.ach was
searched !oT at The pJstoifice ard elsewhere
without success. Another minister from,
the country was met by the messenger and
requested to perform tie ceremony. IIc
went to Rev. Leinbach's $ house. two ladies'
OF The :ami; were allied as witnesses and
the nuptial knot was tied. After receiving
\ handsome :I,aTr acc certificate, the couple
took their Leave. and at TIE TnInant of dc
F:s!trre the groom pu: lat, the hand Os
the oi.ic!atin@ clergyman something rolled
up in white paper. They then departed in
such haste as - excite surprise. The
package Wa opei.c,. and r".! after r1h Of
paper was removed. until ;t last The ma
.ia.c fee was irun,!-an ri,!-t..,;:iCred cop
per :,aicccat Of the date OF 1872.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

TIE conveniHg of the national Demo-
cratic committee to consider the frauds
in New York gives the Republicans quite
4 spas:n. The ghost of 1876 rises up to
confront them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

On Monday the new Philadelphia home
for incurables. at Woodland avenue and
Forty eighth street, is to be dedicated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
lie Has u Right to Grow.

He Has \ Right to Grow.
Pittsburgh Post.
The only rooster VIC have seen out of
his cage lately raised his clarion notes in
the LANCASTER INTELLIaENCEn over tile
result in that city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

"RrxSINc after pulpit novelty" says
the Herald and Fr'sbyt'r, sis spiritually
unhealthy. Every one should. when it is
possible, eat his victuals at his own table
and worship at his own church. Moreover,
spiritual as well as temporal food should
betaken regularly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
MINOR TOPICS.

WMEN in civil case ScOtcl, jury of
twelve stay out three hours majority Of
nine may i.rinS in a verdict.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

The bay window now troubles the Phil
adelphia councilmcn. If it must be taken
in some Of them will he largely reduced in
avOrdupOis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

THE Society Of Arts is putting tablets
up in London OH houses once occupied by
famous men. II has already marked four
teen houses, including the residences of
Johnson, Faraday, Garrick, Nelson, Dry
den, Reynolds and Byron, and ordered six
more tablets for the erection of which it
has obtained permission. Charles Dick
ems $ name is down on the list.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

DIR. RuwES Chicago FIe'd for the cur-
rent week devotes six of its wide columns
t. full account of the recent field trials
in this county and the discouraging cir
cumstances under which they were held.
1t is especially severe on VIM. Rochm. of
Quarryville, who, it says, shot the birds
off the ground he had promised to pro-
tect, and the Field declares he will be ex-
PEELED from the state association.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
SOME INSIDE HISTORY
OF EVENTS IN A CERTAIN HUGE PLOT
OF FOUR YEARS AGO.

Some I:ecoiIections Of tie Birth OF tile
"SiSitlnS Statesmen" Band and
the Fraud OF &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

fron the appearance Of the anrsunt Of
goods Gee. II HagIey has, We think he is
nov prepared to compete with any merchant,
ct the tewR. Besides his immense stock of
boets and Shoes, for all ages aaa classes,
we notice a large stock of Clothing fer Men.
Buys and Children, Hats. Underwear,
Gloves. Umbrellas, Trunks and Satch els, &c.
Corn in any quantities taken in Exchange
for G0eas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

A GREAT COMET CoM1Na.-Prof. Swift,
astronomer of the Warner Observatory. at
Rochester. N. Y, discovered another large
comet on the evening of October 10Th. The
aew celestial visitor is in the constellation of
Pegasus. Its rate of motion is quite slow,
being ia a northwestorly direction, SO that it
is approaching the sun. It has a star>like
nucleus, which indicates that it is throwing
off an extended tail. From the fact of it's
extraordinary size, we are warranted in pre-.
suming that it will be very brilliant, and the
additional fact that it is coming almost di-
rectly toward the earth gives good promise
that it will be one of the most remarkable
comets OF the present century. There is q
possibility that further developments may
prove this to be the great comet of 1912,
whish is being constantly expected. in which
event astronomers will have an opportunity
of testing the spec.roscope for the first time
upon these eccentric bodies, aud ascertain.
ing certainly what they are. The approach
OF this wonderful comet. combined with the
perihelia of the great planets, promises to
render the near future a period Of unusual
interest to scientific mes.
Christian A5raeofe
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

1t is really a fact that every day for the
past thres weeks, New Goods have been ra.
oeived at G~oldsmith's. And still they soma
When you call you may bs sure of getting
Just Whist yoa want. Everything desirable.
Dan t forget the Millinery Opening this week,
which will DO more attractive thnn ever
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THE NuEssRY for NOvomber compares favor
ably with previous issues, and this is saving
tEot Is chaery and interesting throup hout,
lust the thing TO interest aud Instruct the little
folks. with Haught to tuIn their voa,,p minds
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dr. TOmlinSon7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
CeRSE7 OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETs,
>RA:aVlessOwn.

10 all who ara suffering from tho errors and in
olscrotIon Of youth. nervous weakness, early
oeeaJ, !oss OF manhood. &C., will scnd = recipe
great remedy was discovered by y missionary in
south America. Send a soil. addressed envelope 10
City. apso ~,
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T. w. Mitchell,

Markell House Corner. ChArIostown. West Va.
TAKE pleasure to in form my lriends and the
L public in general that ! have opened a q Eocery
in the corner room of the Market House, whore
you will find for your inspection a full line Of
staple and fancy
81 n y G e Ic L Il -
Among which are
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS. SYRgPS, g ICES
PROVISIONS,-Racop, Flour, Corn Meal.
Lard, &c. FIsh of AL varieties, Canned GoodG OF
all kinds.
CONFECTIoNs,- Plain and French Candy.
oranFes and LcmUnS. PruneE, Dates and FiRG.
Fancy Crackers and CAkes.
have in ssoro q full and veil assorted Stock of
QUEENS, GLASS, WOODEN.
STONE and EAR1HEE WARES,
which ] will ofter at bottom prices. Smoking and
CHEWING TOBACCO, CIGARs
Cigarettes. Cigar Smokers, Pipcs, &c.
mention above a few leading departments Of
my business in all branches Of flnLOrted, Domes.
tic staple and Fancy Groceries. aim to buy
caneluLly. and to 30 repreSentmy goods thatevery
one dealing with me will have reason to he pleased
ana satisfied. and those who have not favored me
WITH q cal are cordially invited TO do 90 and OK.
anime my goods. Fronting in All cEses cour-
teous treatment, ! am always willing to show
Goods and give priceG. All orders will receive
prompt and careful aiteu lion. Goods delivered
in corporation hmits tree Of charge by = reliable
Porter.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchauq.
June 8. 1880. T, W.. MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-02

- Bishop Dogeett. one of the ablest di.
vines in the NJ. e. Church, South, died al
his home in Richmond, Va, on Thursday.