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KENTUCKY CRops,
Prospects for Abundant Yield ot Mos,
fralis all that Could be Exnsetad.

FraIts all that Could be E1pssted,
LOUISVILLE, April 2s-j. ", Ross
member Of the Executive Committee oI
Tue State Board Of Agriculture, hSs mad,
1 searching mlCroscopical i1yesliSAtiot
into the fruit and reports The strawberry
prospect the best that has ever bssn
InoEh the plants are vigorous And
sSeaIIny. UhefiIes, most all killed, Peaches
Aige crop up to the present, with The ex.
wpuoh S,p o. me delicate varieties. Pears,
prospect the best thAthls ever been known
"a a Iae Staie. Apples, prospects for 4 lStva
s'op Gil that could be desired, Rasnbsy.
~, VA, ! lall crop lS expected from All tbs
kllull tfnn '''0i 'ueIe viii
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rA4AL rRAUAs
IBetWeSn we'll known HouHE PIttAbhF Fgh'
ga of the EAnnI GiOOd NhnfneieR.


eFA Ofthe CAuaI iced character.
plrrsbuRun, April 2S.-D. McUattney,
H., druggist, was fatally stabbed last even.
lhp by Charles DAlglsiSh. The lattet had
been visiting a family named Scott, who
occupy the upper story Of the building In
which the drug store is situated, and
when he came down he found several par.
lies in front Of the store. Mccartney or:
dersd them toleave. Some them talked
back, which made Mccartney angry, and
q tussel ensued between him and DAleleish,
during which the latter was struck on the
nose. Dalgleish then drew q knife and
cut Mccartney across the abdomen, In
tliCling q wound from which the bowela
pfotfuded. The Injured man was carried
into the house and physicians summoned
who pronounced the wound fatal. Both
parties are well known and hitherto have
borne good characters. DAlgleish hAl
been arrested.
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n" "'1%, i....s .Ts1.AFhNArlon, Of wheeling,
~ IN, ',a'ed ,a'' the wOolen Mil on Buffalo
10, ,Sa .SaT@s,Iy ai' owned by Vim. BtipV, 1
aiSISSu Is S,,l pqtit in complete order ioT
in,s Tusn \. 'epulAIionI Of this fiim Siil
'OeSess,- NsLiabrO Nt,V.
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A WATERY GRAVE
a RERRY LADEN WITH HUMAN
RRElGHC CAPSIZEs
And Thirty Persons are PIuugsd IniO the
SWOIIeH BtFeAm-BFaVe MeR RtsE
their Lives 10 save the Drown.
Ing, and sneeed In Rescu.
:iBE all buI Ten,

CHICAGO, April 2S,-Ths following spe-
cial TO the western press, from EIgin, gives
the most complete and reliable account Of
terrible accident this morning, which
has been received in the city;
ELGIS, ILL, April 2s.
A trlghtlul calamity occurred in this
city this morning with the sWSmping OF
the Terry boat used 10 crossing the river ut
this point Thirty persons were upon the
boat and only fourteen have been saved.
The boat was crossing the river from the
west side, and when nearly tyo.thirds over
abe began to food with water, The pass.
eeDgers In CONSERVATION Immediately
locked to the dry part Of the boat, clinging
70 the railing, which, giving way, prsCipi.
tAted them into the river. As the water
poured into the boat 1t sank below the sur.
lace, leaving thirty human souls battling
lor lie In the angry current,
The water at this point Ia fully 10 feet
deep and the current At least ak miles an
hour. Yesterday boat which was order.
cd by the City Council, as soon as the iron
bridge fell last week, made its fret run,
aud 1t is really Q matter OF surprise that
the accident had not occurred sooner, II
10 only II by IS feet, and doea not stand
more than six inches above the water,
Much indignation 10 felt against the Ooun.
ell and the builders OF the boat So far as
aScertained the following are among the
saved: Wv. H Panlon, Dr. VonEoeh-
ring, Robert EagAp. Pat Sullivan, John
Collins, John Kirk, Patrick N. Long, Peter
johnson, L, Alison, A. HarristoWn, L. D.
Eastman, two little girls named Emma Bar.
ringer and Bertha Balm, and q farmer un-
known, These were reGChsd by boats
sent To their assistance, and by boards.
Those nisAing aud known to have been
an the boat, are: Thomas Murphy, A,
Dawson, John Oarben, Guy Carlisle, Leo
Taylor, Wm. ColeVille, Elmer Foster and
little girl named Frances Creighton. A,
SGmona, Of New York, and 7. 3. Lock.
wood, ol Rockford, guests at the Waverly,
are missing, and ~ they intended crossing
on the boat, II 10 believed they are lost.
The river Is being dragged, but no bodies
have yet been found. A low estimate
would place the drowned at from twelve
10 fifteen. ...
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FATALITIES. MURDERs ANDsUICIDE,
A Variety OF Modes OF Ehufiiug on
Tried Yesterday.

ATLANTA, GA, April 2S.-Last evening,
at Covington, this State, Dick Campbell
and two men named Allen and Yancy at.
tackled q young man named Henry Hun.
ton. Allen and YanCy were cut In the
back and Oampbell's throat was cut from
ear 10 ear and bis head almost severed
from the body. Hunton was arrested, but
released at the preliminary trial.
PROMINENT AND PROSPEROUS.
CMaSSArl, April 2s.-Job L. Ovens, o
prominent and prosperous citizen Of But.
Ter county, suiClded with pistol. No
cause known.
UNBEATABLE SORROW or A YOUNG Girl.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Paulina H. Ditcell,
fourteen yeas ot age, died this morning
from the effects oil arsenic taken with sui.
CidAl intent. She had been working out
as domestic, but was recently accused OF
stealing small Rum OF money and die.
charged. This made her feel 30 badly that
shs Killed herself. az 5l2 Z
KILLED ny DRuGdED LIQUOR.
EAST WEYMOUTH, Mass, April 49,
Henry Kay, aged "a, expressman, died
hare to-day from the effects Of drugSed
liquor im6ibed during Monday night,
while taking trip around Boston with q
friend, Peter White. Both were over.
come by the drugs and had to be taken
home In ambulances, but White has re.
covered. Y t.i.iI .iti .lg.til'
!TouSb OK rnE RAILROAD TRACK.
HYDE PARK, MAS April 2s.-Michasl
Lakey, a painter, was found drunk and
unconscious lying with his neck across
one Of the rails on the New York < New
England Railroad last night Just before
the approach Of train. He had already
been struck by train on the same road
and was fatally injured.
WOMAN KILLED ON TtiE RAILWAY.
BosroN, April 2S.-Mrs. Wilson Morse,
Of Clinton, Mass, while crossing the Old
Colony railroad track, III carriage, at
High street, this nUrning, was instantly
killed BY the train,
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ST PAUL, April %. THE river Al this
point lie now stationary, while reports
from points above indicate that Il is fall.
ing. II is concluded from thls that The
great bulk Of water has passed down The
Minnesota and that the danger 10 about
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BALTIMORE, April 2s.-LaSt night an I'm.
known man pulled the bell at The real.
dsnCe Of the City Collector, handed The
servant sealed envelope and ran away.
The envelope contained t9O0ln greenbAcke,
and Q note saying II was for back unpaid
city and State taxes,
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NRv YoAK, April 2s.-TWo thousand
immigrants have arrived at Castle Garden
within The past twenty.iour hours, In.
cluding two hundred new Mofmoh con.
vefts.
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Arrl1ais oi Imletnnt. Yt.terdn1.

NRw YoRE, April 2s.--The arrivals al
Castle Garden to-day were 1850. The
steamer Aasyfian Monarch was detained
At qua: antine, having three eases oi small.
! tox on board.
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,o,rvRyr is on foot in New YORK 10
s,iJs shop girls aud other working
p'",% .,,sn With comfortable dinners for ten
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A Cn4LLEaoE. The ptopfietots Of Dr..
Bul'a Cough Syrup herewith challenge
the Doctors Of the United States 10 t,fe.
scribe q remedy which Ia cheaper, more
effective and which can give greater salts.
lRCllOn than thAIIa.
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,,,oy weather like this isths weather
c,ons. Look out for plenty oil
'oI 'I,eD 'l' bnl,er 10 the next few days.
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5.,zsv vas no blood shed in 81. LOUIS
a.d,v, La. The police had no difficulty
S.DdIips the embryo rioters
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PRED DOUGLASS Provided FOR,

PRRn DOUGLASS Provided FOR,
The President has requested the Teslg-
nation Of General George A. Sheridan,
Recorder OF Deeds at Washington, and in.
tends to put Fred Douglass in the position,
This Is stated on good authority to might,
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workingmsn'a organisations throughout
the country in order that all may be in
Communication and act in concert in On.
dsavoring to obtain an increase Of wages
this summer. Ii 10 claimed by those pur-
porting to represent the workingmen' 9
Organizations that the corporations and
employers are making more money than
heretofore, but will not increase the
wages, and that the workingmen intend
to demand an increase and general strikes
may occur this year.
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MR. R. scHAkTER, Allegheny City, Pa,
had the rhenmatiSm Tor eight years. A
single bottle Of 81 Jacobs oil cured him,
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Epldernle OF Ctrtbro.SpinAI AiebInEitis.
CARRoLBroN, INDo April 2s.-Twenty.
Eve deaths have occurred here within two
weeks from CerebTo spinal meningitis,
The disease has assumed an epidemic
form.
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Ghe GateIIigsnefr

5,,,., So.. Is and ~ Eoar'een'G s.fee.
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NEw York, April 2S.-At none OF the
downtown termlnl Of the various street
railroad lines could anything be learned
regarding the proposed general strike
among the car drivers, owing to the re.
tiCenCe OF the men interviewed. Several
admitted that the drivers were preparing
for a general strike, but would not tell
when the blow for shorter hours Of labor
would be struck.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WEsTERN.
PORr,

Three Large HOuaea Consumed, and An
ether Almost Totally DsSIFOyed-NaF'
row Escape Of the TOWn-OtheF Fires
VRAfaFdnV
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cents,
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A GLOOMY PIUTURE

Ofthe Situation Of the CEaF Rt His Castle
Locked as In Prison, with OOg4acks
Armed 10 the Teeth Constantly on
GuAFd-Ihs lniPlneable AihlIISIs StiII
Seeking His Life.
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BosroN, April 2S.-Mrs. Wilson Morse,
Of CLIFTON, Mass, while crossing the Old
Colony railroad track, In carriage. at
High street, this tnUrning, was instantly
killed BY the train.
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.yff:E ETS.
Philadelphia NJ arket.

rB:LADsLPHIA, Oct. l3.-FlOUr-Market dull
and weak; Superf1nr, IS c9G5 50: extra
ut S5 75elG 80 Ohio and Indiana family. nj
~ 25Es 60; Pennsylvania family ~ COG
! 20; st. Louis do IS NJhS y MinnesO'a
Extra II 5OG7 -: Il" straight. 81 G5Rs ca;
900.
Rye flour at 81 l2%.
Wheat dull and unsettled: No. Western
Red 81 451a9Dl II Delaware and Pennsylva-
mia Red. 81 1901 II: do Amber. 81 46eQl47.
Corn dull and barely steady tor local use !;
steamer 7lM72c: yellow, 7:M.:11c; mixed, &c.
Oats dull and unchanged No. .. White,
Rye scarce and firm ut 81 10.
ProvisOns-MIrket AMI prices steady: ms ~
pork. $40 80 beef h,In-, 81; in:iia mess beet
80 80, +. o. b.
I;.cOn--SmOked shoulder. 10: salt tic
&c: smoked hams IEc; pickles, bans
1211a0l3c.
Lar,t--market and prices steady: city kettle
l2;I: loo, butchers l2HHlHf prime steam
$l2 so.
Huttcrstcatly and choice scarce and wanted;
PrnnsyI MIA creamery extra E'lH4Oc; West
rH.:3fI Toe do good to choice 'las3lc Bradford
county ami New York extra. 2SGl:;0c frSts
:G1a27c Western dairy extra, Nc tO good to
choice, s3f025c.
Rolls none here.
Egg, firm ON scarcity. rcnn IL 2'G926c; West
Crn 2iGl2Jc.
CheeSe-choice wanted; low grades duh
New York full cream l:LG0iic; Western fn',
cr,"'m Ir &c; DO fair t. good, l2GGl2c; d'
hal: SKINNED saclOc: Penna do, 1G951.c.
Petroleum nominal refined, re.
Whisky at 81 Is.
Sec'is--GOO,i to prime Glover dull mt 81 fr
10; Timothy dull. =, 1j02 80: FI.x"r!
nominal ut 81 iJll! IL.
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IRELAND IN A FEieMENT


Over the Arrest of ParDell the AgitatOr.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Mr. Charles S. Par
nell was arrested this morning ut the
Kings Bridge railway station while on his
way to attend the kildare convention. 1t
is not yet known with what offence lie is
charged.
that the determination to arrest Mr.. Par
nell was reached at yesterdays cabinet
council. The warrant for his arrest was
issued to detectives of Dublin on the AZ
rival there of the chief secretary for Ire
land, Mr.. Forster, who left London i'm
mediately after the close of the cabinet
council.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Parnell was arrested
on two warrants, charging him with in
timidatiOn and preventing people from
taking the benefit of the land act. He
was taken to Kilmaiiiham Jail in Ia cab.
Dublin an Armed Camp.
New YORK, Oct. 13.-Thc following
dispatch was received by the editor 0; tie
Irish World this morning
"DUBLIN, Oct. 13-1l:1O \. M.-Parpell
was arrested in his bed in Morrison's hotel
ut thirty-five minutes past nino this morn.
ing and Immediately lodged in Kilmai1,-
ham Jail under the escort OfSupt. MaiIine,
chief of the detective bureau. Ireland is
in ferment-Dublin in state of terrible
excitement. The city is an armed camp
showing that this had been Il prcmcditated
and preparation action. No event in the
history of Ireland has 50 stirred Dublin
and the only parallel is Paris at the de-
structiOn of the Bastile.
ISigncd] "QUlNS."
The Situation Awful.
By Special Cable to the Irish World.
DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-12 noon.-The condi-
tion of things ut this hour is awful. The
wave of Indignation gathers force as time
flies, and there is no telling where it
may break or what the consequence may
be. Parnell was resting preparatory to
his proceeding to the convention Of
the land and labor leagues of County
kildare when surrounded and hurried Oft
to the dungeon. The land league exccu-
tive is at this moment sitting with John
Dillon in tic chair. The worst
is being prepared for. 1t is
rumored that the government will
take militry possession Of the land league
headquarters and proceed to the utmost
extremity of brute force to rcprcss the Or
s,anization. Calm but deliberate and deci-
siye action can be looked for from the MEN
at the head. If the men III America stand
firmly by us there need be no fears of the
ultimate result.
[Signed] JOSEPH p. QUINN,
Secretary of Land League.
Excitement In Montreal.
MONTREAL, Oct. 13.-The arrest Of
Parnell has created 4 great sensation here
as it was altogether unexpected. The ar
rest is approved by some and denounced
by others.
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stopped. Neglect i,' ,,icntly results in al In.
cul:thlc Lung Ia r.-: Consumption.
Browns I,TOnchit: i,,chrS do not disorder
the stomach li1" c.'i,3il syrups and b:ilsams,
but act directly on lie in1amed parts, allaying
irritation. give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrl, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers ana Public Speakers are subject
to For thirty years Browns Hrcn chial
TrOcncs have been recommended by physi-
cians. ami always give pcrtect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tancd well-ncriteh rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at p cents u box
everywhere. mSlvdTTh&S&lyw
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SILVER.

AUGUSTUS RHOADS,
No. 70 East King Street. Lancaster, Pa
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BRAVE EAKON srEUi:EN.

Ills Descendants Arrive for the Yorktown
Centennial.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-'Ths steamship
Herder arrived off quarantine at o'clock
this morning, and anchored there till day.
On board were the descendants of Baron
Won Steuben who have come here on the
invitation of the United States gov
ernment, and by permission Of
the German government, to take part in
the Yorktown celebration. The delegates
were received by the reception committee
at the battery at "a. M, ana taken in car
riagcs to the Fifth Avenue hotei, where
one of the parlors was placed at their dis
posal.
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WHO GRAsPS Much HOLDS LITTLE" The
proprictors Of Elys Cream Balm do not claim
it to be Il curc-all, but :: sure remedy for Ca
tarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds in tho
cad and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm effectually cleanseS the nasal
passages of catarrh al virus. causing healthy
secrctions, allays inflammation and irritation,
protects the mcmbranai Innings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense Of taste and smell.
Beneficial results are realized by Il few appli-
cations. thorough treatment as directed
will cure catarrh. The Balm is easy to use and
agreeable. Sold by druggists at SO cents. On
receipt OF 30 cents will mail q package. Send
tor circular with full information.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., OswegO, n y
For sale by all the Lancaster druggists.
O3-2wdeOsl&W
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A Watch Missing.

James 'Bricn and George Kelley wcrc
arrested last night on the charge of steal
ing a silver watch and chain from James
Conway at tho hotel of Christian Hagel-
gans Oh East King street. Conway was
sleeping in the barroom and the only men
present were the two who were arrested.
When he awoke his watch was gone, and
SO were the men. They returned shortly
and then they were arrested. The watch
was not found On them, but they had had
time to dispose OF it. AS yet it has not
been recovered. Both men were locked up
for a hearing before Alderman 4. +. Don
nelly.
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PHILADELPuIA's HOLOCAUST.
Recovering Dead Bodies from tho ISuiu
of Last Nights FIRE.

of Last Nights FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-Up to noon TO-
day the number of dead bodies recovered
as reported to the coroner was eleven, Of
which five are at the morgue. two at their
homes, and four in St. Mary's hospital.
The deputy coroner visited the scene Of
the disaster this morning and learned that
the means Of escape from the building
were inadequate. The only theory Of the
origin of the tire,.was that already advanced
the electric light.
Two bodies have been received this
mOrning-Lizzie Marks. Of Philadelphia,
and John Weeks. of Ulster county, New
York. John Dousherty, who jumped
from the fourth story window, died ut the
hospital this morning. The search for the
bodies is now further impetled by the fall
ing of all the interior down to tho second
floor.
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Discharged from the s.,,natlc Asylum

Frank Mclaughlin. alias "John John
son." OF Little Britain township, acquitted
at the August quarter sessions of horse
stealing, &c., and sent to the county luna
tic hospital, was ordered to-day by Judge
Patterson to be discharged from custody,
the evidence of the attaches of the hospital
and the attending physicians, heard be-
fore both Judges, satisfying the court that
he could be safely released. His father
has taken charge Of him. and he is much
improved, physically and mentally.
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Attempted highway Robbery.

Last evening as George kiehl, dealer in
mineral waters. was returning to town
from trip in the country, where he had
been serving some of his country custom
ers, he was halted by two men on the pike
near the almshouse, and asked if he had
any money. He told them he had, and
they commanded him to give it to them.
Thercupon Mr.. Kiehl reached for bottle
and struck one of the thieves over the head
with it, breaking the bottle but not knock
ing the thief down. Hearing other vehicles
approaching the thieves became frightened,
took to their heels and ran away.
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demanded TO l'riSOn.

This afternoon Amanda Taylor and
Mary Taylor. Of Bart, the colored women
were taken before the judges on 4 writ
of habeas corpus, and their discharge was
asked for on the grounds that the com
mitments were defective. To-day JUS
tice Walker made out new commitments
in default of bail for trial at the Novem.
Der quarter sessions court. The court re-
duced the bail to s10O and remandcd the
prisoners to Jail, remarking that the origi-
nal commitments were in good form.
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Norm Quotations. OF the ssrss,n Market


CHICAsO.-IIJgs-RcGeiEts 1880 head: 1hips
ments, $50 hc:,t!: general market lower
mixed packing, s59OMG Ii light, sG 2OllG iJ
choice heavy. s. GOGI7 -.
Cattle-ltcccipts, 12,OJO he;l'i shipments, $50
head good demand; common to choice, $40
-.
shccp-Hcceipts, 2,0D head; i,Oo'i to choice
I4 tOa5.
EAST LIEEETY.-Cattl.- Receipts to-day. I,O.D
head OF through and 80 head of local; good to
best shipping grades, 81 7j6QG %; good butcher
stock. s. 2JflJ ~ common to fair, SilpJ; stock
ers and feeders, s. 2J9i 80; bull. cows and stags
s. .OI1i ii.
Ho@s-Rcceipts !,G3J head; PbiltdeIphi,s,
81 lJSI7 35 best Workers, 81 jllt6 10 common
to- fair, $GItG p.
shcep-Hcccin's, lsO head: selling fairly
active at :;fI.c.
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A Servant Girls Alleged Crime.

HANNIBAL, Mo-. Oct. 13.-The family
of Hiram Westfall were poisoned ycster-
day by 4 colored girl, who put arsenic in
oatmeal. Mrs. WestCall died last night,
and the hired man is not expected to live.
Other members Of the family suffered
severely. The girl was arrested but denied
the act.
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Carrying Out the Republican Programme
Davis Elected President.
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LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from
Tunis to the Daily Yens says 5, 900 French
troops who left Susa to recOnnoitrc on tho
road leading to Kairwan, while halting at
Handra, were attacked by 5000 Arabs.
who compelled the French to retire to
Susa, owing to the want of provisions and
water. The insurgents pursued them to
the gates Of Susa. This is the engagement
previously reported in which the French
fell into an ambuScadc.
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Irerks County Officers.

This morning the directors of the poor
Of Berks county and some other Of the
Berks county officers arrived in Lancaster
for the purpose OF viewing the public
buildings. They were taken in charge by
John Brock, steward Of the almshouse,
who introduced them to our county Off
GERS, took them through our court house
and other public buildings, and dincd
them at tic almShouse
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-13
"A Healthy State.

People are constantly changing their homes
from East to West and from North to South or
ric, rersa, in search of a healthy state II they
would learn TO be contented, and to use the
celebrated Kidney Wort when sick they would
he much better OFT. The whole system can be
kept in healthy state by this simple but CT
fcctual remedy. See large advertisement.
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