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) fntetIige1rrer.
THE INFANTS FIRST PRA YER,

THE INFANTS FIRST PRA YEk,
EY FRS. KILECEN.
For the ISrELLIGENCEI.
When bending at his mothers knee,
To learn to lisph earliest prayer,
Soft o. Il dew DROP on his head
Gently there falls a truant tear;
Not Of regret or grief bcgot.
But born of memory, hope and Joy
An silent prayer, to msrcy's seat,
For blessings on her infant boy.
Rack to the scenes OF earliest years,
To when to 4" Jesus, meek and mild,'
She prayed besecch!ngly that lie
Would" look upon 4 little cbild,''
Her memory files: and then her soul.
Full of suppliant fcryor. pleads
Forgive him al. his tre5sp:sses,
Deliver him from evil dccds.'
The child, in innocent drnaZc,
Stops in his half said tutored prayers,
And asks: Mamma why do you weep,
And what has made You shed these tears:"
Nothing, my boy" she quick replies,
THAT you have done to-day or said.
Eut Oh my heart was :uil, dear child,
And thus for you, with tears, plead"
Then, knecliny, fcrvsntly she prayed,
"Our Father. who in heaven art,
Let thy name DER all the earth
HallOwed be and ne'er depart;
And let this little child and l.
To thy blessed kingdom come.
When, as in heaven, here on earth
1t scemeth meet. thy will be done"
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NEDICAL.
PROVERBS.

:No one can he sick when when the stomach
blood. liver and kidneys arc healthy, and
Hop Bitters keep them sO.'
1.-The greatest nOurishing tonic. appetizer
strensthcncr and curative on earth.-Iihp Bit
tcrs."
sit is impossible to remain long sick or out
OF health, where Hop Bitters are used"
"why do Hop Bitters cure so much ?" BE;
cause they give good digestion, rich blood. and
healthy action Of all the organs
"No matter what your feelings or ailment
il, Hop Bit Is will 10 you good
Remember. Hop Eittcrs never does harm,
but good, AWAY, and cOntinuaily.'
.Purify the blood. cleanse the stomach and
swse,cn the breath with Hop Eittecs."
"Qniet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop Bit
tcrs.'
NO health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hop Bitters."
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company,
Rochester. New York, and Toronto, Ontario
ians-lydMWF&w
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w EsTwaRI,.

Pacific Express. east. on sunday, when nag
ged, will stop ut Mi,lailctown, EIiZabcthtOwn
Mt. Joy, Lan'tisvile Biri-in-IIand, Lclnan
Place, Gap, Christiana. Parkesburg, Coates
willie, Oakland and Glen Loeb.
Fast Line, west, on SUNDAY, when Tagged, ,
will stop ut tDOwninStOwn, u, Coates lille, Parkcs :
burg, Mt. Joy, EIiZahcth:Own AMI NililctOwn u !.
Hanover accommodation west, connecting at
Lancaster with Ni:,Sar, and Chicago Express
Mt ll!O H. H., will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation. west. connects at
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west at 30 r. NJ,
anu will run rough To Frederick.
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GO to II. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l5o
North Queen street, TOR Mrs. Freemdn's Nes1
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color are unclua!ed. Color from 2 to ;
pounds Price, Is cents,
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Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia. POtt-ville. Harrisburg, Al.
lcntOwn and Now York, via Bound Brock
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover, gettysburg. Frederick and Balti-
more. \. NJ. WILSON. Supt.
DEN NNSYLVAN HNlLHDND- SEW
L SCHEDUE EE-On and after MONDAY
JA\U AIRY l1th. ISSl, trains on the rcnnsyl-
Van::r Railroad. will arrive ana leave the Lam
caste and rh.!a dolphin uepO.s ~. follows:
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DRY GOODS.
NOTICE.!

As we have made decided changes in
the interior Of our store, we are now
prepared to show and display goods
much better than heretofore. We have
added Centre Counters and display on
t',em Elegant Assortment OF HAM
ECHG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
LACES, RUFFLINGS, &C., all In the
Latest Patterns. We have also enlarged
our Dress Goods Department and dis
play many Elegant and Choice Dress
Goods ut very low prices. In BLACK
SILKS and BLACK CAsHMEREs we
are now Offering very great bargains.
We have also changed the Flannel AMI
Domestic Goods Departments, which
gives us more room to display our
goods. In these departments persons
will find very low prices in all the best
makes of BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED sHEETING. SHIFTING
and PILLOW CASE MCsLINS,TABLE
LINENS, TECHNICS, SHIFTING
STRIP ES, &C. We cordially invite all
to give us call to sec the decided I'M
provement in our room, and also sec
the many choice goods that We arc Of
fering in each department at very low
prices.
NOTE.-Wc offer to-day choice as
sortment of Ball and Chenille WOrstcd
Dress Fringes at cents per yard.
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Brandy as a Medicine

Brandy as a Medicine
The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. II. +. Si:,yi!akCr, Agent for Rrig:trt'S Old
Wine store, by a prominent practising physi-
clan o: this c:,Enty. who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to i'll his regular practice.
1t is commented t" the attention OF those al
iictctl with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This now much abused Alcoholic Stimuitnt
was never intended as :; beverage but to be
used as Il medicine of great potency in the cure
OF some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With Il purely niiiantlrOpic motive We pre-
sent to The favorable notice CT invali,!s-cspc.
ciaily those afflicted with that miserable Ills.
ease Dyspepsia, 4 specific remedy, which is
nothing more Or less than
Brandy.
less debility. will find this simple medicine,
when used properly.
A Sovereign Remedy
orall their ills and aches. &c it, however
strictly understood that we prescribe and use
hut oi:. "ticie. and that is
REiGAHT'S OLD BRANDY.
| Sold by our enterprlsIng young friend, +
sLAYMAkER. This Brandy las stood the
teSt years. ana mas never 1alietl. rs
a. our experience extends, and we therefore
give ii the preference over all other Brlndics
no matter with how many jaw w-breakinn French
titles they are branded. Onc-!Our;h of the,
money that is yearly thrown away on various
impOtent dyspepsia specifies would suffice to
buy all the Brandy to cure any such case CIR
eases In proof Of the curative powers OF
Reigarts Old Brandy,
In cases of Dyspepsia, we can summon mum
berS OF witneSscs--One case III particular We
cite:-
A Woodworking farmer had been afflicted
with an exhaustive DyspcpSi. tor Il number of
years: his stomach would reject almost every
kind %; food; lie had sour eructatiOnS con-
stantly--uo api,e;itc-in fact, he was obliged to
resi- -ict his diet to crackers and stale bread.
and as beverage ha used Mctiranns Root
Beer. lie is Methodist, and then, us now,
preached ut tinlcs and in his ,liscourses often
ieclainsL earnestly against all kinds of strong
drink. When advised to try
Re!gart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with :,stonfsi.Inent
but after hearing OF its wonderful effects in
the of some of his near ac,I ualnt, t,nc's, he
at last consented to follow our advice. He
use the Brandy faithfully AMI steadily; the
first bottle giving him appetite, and before
:. stomach capable of higcsting anything which
hc:chcsc to eat. He sii! keeps il and uses lit
tie occasionally; and since he has this meui.
cine he has been of very little pccun!ary bene.
fit to the Goctor.-A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I'A CIV BOOTS. SHOES AND LAST
EAO i made on new principle, insur
ing comfort for the feet.
DMlTG Lasts made to order.
DOOlO MILLER,
feb1l.tfd l33 East King street
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.ROSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIqTERS
No Time Should he Lost

No THU SHUUiU De h'Obt
II the stomach, liver and bowels are affected,
to adopt the sure remedy. HOstetter's Stomach
Bittcrs. Diseases OF tn: organs named beSet
Others far more serious. and Il delay is there
tore hazardous Dyspepsia. liver complaint,
chils and fever. carly rheumatic winges. kid
nev weakness, bring serious bodily trouble ii
triiied with. Lose no time in using this ct.
tectivc, safe and long known medicine.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally. il-!yGGod&lyw
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GROCERIES.
0ANNED GOODS.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, FISH, &c.
FRUITS.
Peaches, Pears. Apples. Cherries Ounces,
California Apricots, Egg PlumS, Ncctarincs,
Green Cages, Plums, SC.
VEGETABLES
g. & H. Xxx. Tomatoes. Win~!ow, Al.lrich ant,
Bakers Green Corn. French and American
Green Peas, Pic Pumpkin, &c.
FISH.
Fresh Salmon. Fresh Lobster Fresh Mack
crci. Little Neck CLANS, Barataria ShrimDs
SarGines in Oil Sardines i'll Mustard, &c.
CONDENSED MILK.
Eag!e and Swiss Brands
BURSK'S,
No. 1. EAST KING STREET.
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DIR. SANFORD'S
LIV ER
INVIGORATOR

Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun-
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. It assists di-
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purif1es the
blood. A Book sent free. DR..
SANFORD, 1852 Broadway, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
olls-lYcod&alteow
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lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound

is: prepared at aS3 and 80 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for s.. Sent
by mail in the form of pills. also i'll the form OF
l0zenges. on receipt OF price, 81 per box, for
either. Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers all let
tiers OF inquiry. Send tor pamphlet. Address
us above. Mention This paper.
No family should he without LYDIA
PlNKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con.
stipation. E!iousncss ANA TOrp!di:y OF the
Liver. p cents Fer box.
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7 ANCASTEH AND M,,I;,r,y,,,. =,

I ANCA>lEH AND itL;.ESVIihE Il.
4 Cars ran .is follows:
Leave lancitSer ~. Il. 0crop at :, = all :
ll:Da. M ami :. !. ald SS'' D. m, cxcept on
SATURDAY Wnen The last ear leaves ~ go D. va .
a. NJ, AIT, l. ). and u. IL.
Cars run daily on above tine cxccp, on sun
day.
4 WLUMElA AND POET sIEYOS.r Il, Il:
- Trains now run reg yii!ariy on the Co.,n,i,i:,
ami fort Deposit Railroad on the i"i!nwin,
time:
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Mr.. II. +. S!:,yEakcr, Agent for Reig;trt'S Old
Wine store, by Il prominent practising physi
clan o. this c:,rnty. who has extensively used
the Brandy referred to III his regular practice
1t is commented to the attention OF those al
!iictcd with
, 1881-11-24
Escape Of Frank Fonn, n Noted 1t, Louis
Grqoik.

Special ptpatth 10 3h4 Chicago Tribune,
BT. Louis, Mo-. Nov. &A-1lo Court Of Csiml-
unl Correction was thrown into II Wild state Of
disorder this afternoon by tho sudden rusi,lnR
Inso tho cotist.rooM Ut Deputy Sheriff uottllub,
who cxalatmed I" Fona has escaped!' Au iu~
drscElbnhls scena OF confusion onsuca, and. In
spstu Of al! attempts to Fcstoro order. III lpss
lhan two mtnatss the Sourt.rx,m was nearly
rara u{tor the fugitive, Frank fonc, tho pal of
Shsu, tho murderer ot 0llicer Doral, WIS IN tho
prisoness box adjoining tho cuust-robM
awaiting uxa4.lnot,0n Of q chntKo Of lMrc1uy.
Ito wus IarstQll 10 ybjt tho water. ctsut, uni,
whfle n8puty tintttub was VI! the outside. Fone
!lalr And cscnpotl - Tug root nt tho JAIL Qt'i.
sers .sero vt 1lco detailed to snrrts!nd tho Four
Courts nIll prevent hl8 Qacapt. Whiie pE0thrr
.srtaehtnnnt wu4 sent nldtt on tup Vt tho build.
as ~ ;,etronxh"as ,t & ths uRper s aEt & ct !. 70
.''u ese.l# truln nep.lty-SherItls, bis former
tIte lutltH whru hu Mtu shca t'n'k theIr anIat
departure fgutn y 9AAg Kuatdo4 W fuur Depu"
ttEH.
, 1881-11-24
A Mans Dnfnnxc Of Ills Daughters
Good Name,

HLANcAsTER. O., Nov. &h-At o'clock this
afternoon Norman Potor, a RunsIntth, shot aud
fatally wounded Philip Dotz n uecreptk tavern-
keeper OH tho sidewalk In front Of Peters store.
Three shuts wore fired, tho last ono directly In
tho face OF Dotz. peter went To jatl aud EAvo
hImsolf up. lie says he WIS greatly cxeltcd at
n cruel slauder upon his young daiighIor. Just
as be returned tO bis stor1 Botz, with whom ho
Ind previously had sDa difficulty. came up and
snccrlnXly iauntci him abOut tho reports ilbout
hss daughter. This 70 cnragud him that no ilrod
imDGdtutetY.
, 1881-11-24
OLD DOMINION POLITICS.


ntlJNster Vlctory-tVlly tho Majority
Was Not LnrEer-riO Election or n
United statcA Observation-Disclosures
tho Comls,x Rlnn-TAc Adjustment Of
shc Dcbt.
NEW YonK, Nov. Ex-senator william Malone,
Of VirKinta. accompanied by Capt. II. X. Riddle
berger, Il. d. Mnhono, aud V. D. Grove, camo to
this city on Saturday ovoning aud aro staying Mt
tho Gl1scy House. They will remain In town
only short time, Senator Mahono huvlng como
hore on private business. A reporter Of tho
Tribune saw Gen. Mahone at a Into hour on Sat-
urtay night and cDnyorsed With him rolatvo to
political ailairs in Virginia and tho Causes which
brought about tho Aeadjussor Victory there.
"Tho victory Of tho Read listers In Virginia IL
cioar anu dooIdod one." sald Con. Mnhoue.
"Our majority will DO In tho vicinity Of !: ZOO on
tho statB tickot. Tho exnct majority will not DO
known until tho canvass ts completed and the
ol1cial result matlo known on the 18th Of this
month. We would have nladn much larger
majority In tho State but for cortain PERSONS,
which will explain. Tho registered whlto vote
of tho State Ia about 1S0.000, and of this 10000
votes wero polcd. At lenst ona-hnlf ot this
would have boau polled for tho lteadjuntor
candidates It thoro had boon unanimlty On tho
pnrt OF tho Republicans, and thoy bud turnua
cut In force OH Glccuon day. Had President
uarfleld nat BEEN shot, thore Ia no doubt that
tho ltcAd1ustor ticket would hav9 received tho
almost undivided support Of tho Republican
party In Virginia. hut during his Illness tharc
atrnRht Republican ticket. aud after hfa death
tho same thing was said OF t'roslens Arthur.
tho v'rglnla nourbons should remain In powgr
Y they woro NOT beateh by tho faosion to which
"1rhcn t6o colorcd vote Is 10000 to 10000.
This would hAye been practically Gust entirely
for tho hvadiuster ticket Il cur movement
AKAtnst, tho Hotlrbona Ind been h9nrlty sup
DOrtD1 BY kGUul3itCHn lGutIUr& In tina NrrSh,
, 1881-11-24
CARRYING KEROSENE.
The STANDARD OIL Company Has Just
Headed OF Another Norfrn1dnble In-
xurrccttoM Against lt* ssrunt N1o-

a
.urrccttnu Arotu.t II. ,.rrnt nro-
,,.,,,,,x
WILLIAMSBURG, ra., Nov. aJ-rhat vtant no.
nnp,,3y. tho STANDARD OIl co,npnny. ia nwutu ut
worK enuensof'ns 10 XIII OH M iaoepotsooht
Pipe lino. Ever since the'riso ut tue sonx-to'oc-
re}tnc'neered t} soath Improvement compaay. in
su1,ua, ,,i u .,I r,,a nn, ,r4 -, S"~s
sylVahn!, 'na's1uua! ilrIhs anu corpntau"ns nave
nKsl,ous compound u tho seubontd. Tho only
line that wus ever successfully xut Into opur.-
known Us the Ponnsylvaula Transportation Com-
pany This was owueu md operated by Abbott s;
asey ,pv s'S sn, .o :; p, ~, ,no M
~ ~, H,.,s.. a',s,,. suss ,Ia...,
wnn noa,mt ~ hrI,,, mia ~, smcud ~, or. vc,r
F,,~ ha ror,onn, ',r.t,t,, ,,tn,,.~harsr.,,, h,,S"
rupr, mud tho pipe lines Of tue reuasyivuuis
TRANSFORMATION CEmpany, which Krltilrone1
sSsIy sSs 5s S ."H @s o9SSsa Sas e
two upl,unst.ts y, the tra,sunrauon Of the erude
petroleum.. nl,d thosu pipu-llnu owners were "t
panca wvrc sro,! compelled. by, tho oppressive
measures u their powerful rival. to sell out and
roi!na3e am y.sss St'Sss s nowevor number Of gen.
tic,non prot,incUtly identified With tho produc..
tion. retnlng. anl tnarketit,H ot petroleum md
urgunizo anu build an independent ptpe linz.
Fliuy applied to tho IenusyIsnua Legislature
for % eaarter. but encounsered the most tnrtni.
tho Stand4rl Oh Company ind tho legislators
a!!rged to 10 pusl by that coIMruuon. After
Tue new c0i,pnl,y Boun afterwards commenced
to construct tue pipe fnc. now known ~ tho
Thlownterrlpo Limo, and after arnutnernblo lights
with the StuAuMrd vi Cunpa.lY. successfully
built It frun tho ot.pro,!uc,ng centres Of tho
Stats - this city; Frum lls;u % mo rtknt of WY
, 1881-11-24
Tic wns "a yenrt nf nge, and acnvcs wl!c ard
Two RtIlnll children. Ills hGtnB wins nj the Cnr.
ncr of Forrest Homo Avenue md Eighth street.


snetidf Di4nf'rh to 7He fh.ftoo Tttannt. :
OC1RnM,,wt,t, Wis. Nov. @}-frsnk Fly, tho
Amcritnn Express hgcit hrre, whiie sthrtllE
rnni Eire'thls ins,rnIbR with keroae1su wns btaly
burned In tho tucc mud about tho bend by tho
explosion which followed. Whom younr ,nnr,
Mr. Ely wna ntlcd fun Of powder by IN neci-
lontnl explosion. and nbottt four .fI,olttha nRo
loaded shcli.
, 1881-11-24

Il mNrderorss Assertion OF Innoconco'
BUFFALO, Nov. sss3.-MartIn Flanagan, convict
ed Of tho murder Of John Knrns, when informed
that tho Court Of Appeals hau refused him q
now trial, rclnarkcd With asnlle: ':All right,
ute could not tell anythiug about It,.
, 1881-11-24
Accidental Oeath Of John ". Hold. of
GkHNkuk GttYt

5p*ftaI DApafh 70 1Ns Chicago IYlbuna.
kANHAs Cry, No.. Nov. 2l.--1en. J0hn W,
Held, one OF tho wealthiest and hest known ctt-
zens Of ths city. WIS killed this afternoon by
falliu. fr0u RAILWAY car at 1.eo's summit, u
point alxtoen miles east OF Kansas City IN tho
Missouri Pacific load. Gen. lseid serytd With
distinction In tho Mexican War, md WIS MON.
bcr Of Congress from Missouri In 1Np und with
dFaw With the other sunthorn members. iIo has
been rcsdent Ut kausAs City tor nearly twenty
years au0 OF J1cksun County fur forty. I(u
leavea Il wlf0 md two chihlrcll, aud ull estate
valued at upwards OF k3ut,0OU.
, 1881-11-24
4 Dishonest nlnil-Carrfer.

ypfttdl Dt3pdfth to 1he Ehftdta 7Fbtlnt.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 2].-Tho ,nnli .cAr-
rlor HoorFo McCutuhoon. who wna arrested for
rubbing the mall, ploaded guilty In tho United
8tntes Court at Fort Smith. aud, In view of hls
reputable fnm!ly connection aud tender yours,
was sentenced 10 ak months imprisonment.
lilo cnrr3oh tho tnRtl trnsn ltaliy. fill, lsoono
q duplicate koy, obtained ncccss to tho pnlIotl
mud nbstrnctch tho reRlatUrod lulters. IL Is
understood tho amount OF hIa poculnuons will
bp mule HQuu by relatives.
, 1881-11-24


NonrH AuAMs, Mnss., Nov. :1-A west-bonnd
freight lri.tn I'LL tho Tray l. iloston iiGud IL.
vided butween Petersburg JliNut!on and North
pownn. VI, cnry this ovenug, atid tic extra
freight following elosG l,ehInd ran into tho
pArtctt trA!i,. Tho lttcunotlvG WIS DHly tnhi-
Mgfd. a!id falrtrGIi ours durnllel and s1,AsheI,
ttuckRllH the truck,
, 1881-11-24
Co1lla1on NnsweeM u Freight and q
Gravel XfR1u.

dp<e1ai 0kpa!eh 10 Iht Chicago Tribune.
WABASH, Ind. Nov, aH.-A freight unl xrayel-
train, both ru.,aln1 wild. c.,,lldul ut,aut o'clock
this afternoon between this oity and Warsaw,
upon the G. W. & ii. ltailroa'!. lsolh engineers
and tremsn juupol aud pscapod Injury, n,ll,
nosle Of the tratn men are known to havn been
hurt. Both engines were badly wrecked and
soscral ears thrown from the truck. A rellot-
train ieft her9 this evening, aud tho wreck will
sponsib!lIty soE the acoiQeat fs unknown.
, 1881-11-24

SbFeIH9 UHpdIeH 70 13s ENTt706 7fsrHtnN.
lsoCKrDltp. ILL.,. Nov. @}.-,1oh1l Taylor.
wcuithy farmer Of iiorkton. was run over thnro
Mt uou.i today by a ChicaR,,, Milwaukee, & st.
panf trim while standing ot, tho truck talking
With friond. I1o was ut somo distance tu tho
rear Of tho tratt,. md, conirnry tu his cxcctn.
tIt,.is. It bhrked up suddenly, throwing him ltn-
der tito wheels, sovcrtnK hoh legs fr1tn his body.
, 1881-11-24

SYRACUSE. II. Y, Knv. ':<t-An indictment Of
murder In tho ilest degree WIS found against
Mrs. Mary Holmes toduy fur tho murder u her
husband, William Ilulus9. 10 the Town uf Cicero
last AAy, An indictment also was found agatuat
, 1881-11-24
ANOTHER CENTENNIAL WANTED.

NEWHUN0,, n, r, Nov, 2L--Tho Washncton
Headquarters Traytess propose asking Couxrcss
and the State Legislature u prov4do for the
proper celebration here Of the dlsbandmout OF
the revolutionary army snd tho dpclHEAtion 81
peace with Great Britain. y"
, 1881-11-24
Alleged Collision isl Which Tsvelye
Kcrnona Were Killed.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., Nov. @J.-pnssengers mr.
rlytli hcre rep1rt Il Eallroad collision near Hah-
wny In which twelve persons woru killed. Tne
railway officials say they have NO. knowledge Of
IN neclluut.
, 1881-11-24

EfNfncd to Ncnth IN 4 HEl1f.
DETROIT, MIch., Nov. E}.-Joseph DerinF
wntchman ut Mtchuel's mills, IN Bnnilac County,
WIS burned 10 lunth IN the building, which hu
usrd Us u Bheltur, lust Night.
, 1881-11-24
Tho Isaikor Case auTittnflold, Ill.

ptTTsr1ELn, ILL.,, Nov. z,-Tho now noted
nakor case was up again to-day. Tho vcnirc Of
iifty was retliruod, Jurors accctod, and Il venire
Of sovonty-Ilvg ordered, returnabio Monday, to
which day tho cnurt ndlourued. The probah!Ii-
ties Aro TINT tho cnae will occupy soyeu or ton
days after tho jury are in,pauelGd.
, 1881-11-24
A Thief Shot by an Omcer whllo Try
Ing to Escape.

6pfttdE 11f5b6tEN 70 7Hd CHItdd5 If161Na.
nooN.. In. Nov. g},-Wiliinm Doty. n Constn-
bio Of Hamilton County, followed Pat sto6os,
charged With stealing II coat, from Stratford to
llnono, n1td arrested him at tho railroad depot Ia
cscMpe, when tho officer fired At him, tho ball cn.
terinK nGnr tho touth rib aud inuotlng prob.
AGly fatal wound,
, 1881-11-24

CpttF<F 0HFak[s G7EtetzV
OCoSOMuWuc, Wis, NoT. Sl-A sun Ut Cnn.
duutur 1crtcd, Of sIlwautce, = years o!u. was
killed by tho ours ut nt,on tntlny while breaking
on bis father'a tre!n 4 whuel pussetl nvur Ills
lsdy !eAr tho hln, crushing hin SO that hr lived
but n few huiirs.
, 1881-11-24
Car.kePnlrer Crushed to Dcath He.
tween FFeIgIat-Cars.

N1LwAvExr, Wis, Nov. sa-August Blum. q
ear-repatres, waa crusbod to death between two
frcight-cars at o'clock this afternoon III the
Prairie du Chen yRrda OF tho 6t. Pant Ito2d.
Ulum visited tho pay car. aad had Just returned
10 work, whau tbs horrible socidaut bappeuva,
, 1881-11-24

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. El-Eail WAS re-
fused to tho sinkley boys, held In connection
with tho killing Of Ionnie Critnur.
, 1881-11-24

hnutiy grtAlutl,"
l]nvlng the notorious rtpln,uo Of Pat llcstcr and
his banded broshert,ettt Ut ln,raprcrs, fnccnn.
ricst highway and .ht,,isy robl,crs, md
puntorcrs md outlaws uf nil desor,p-
tons. CentraliH, Nit. Carmol, LoctstIalo,
shamokIn, and othor plnccs. sheltered
bohcnth the fEowntnX flroah Mountain, wilt.
nesseI many tear[nt ana olooay tfaEeay. Ino
ro,,i"1vn,,s IN. f. nsrthmfnrTn"5 ntw wHse
statci frr1ucntir Goforo tho cxpiatiot, Of thcir
ers'ncs upon Tho ualinwa TINT thoy LEFT nun.
, 1881-11-24

MARION. O., Nov. :s,.-snnucl Goray. 40 years
old. fell from chatr Into asl open iircpaCe to-
day anu was burned to drath.
, 1881-11-24

CnKHIeF EtndHFVI1lsN UfOth0Fs
NEWARK. N. j., Nov. eJ.-Theot,ore T. Dnld-
win, tho teller OF tho Mechanics Natonul Dank
and brother Of tho Cashier, wns bai1ed today In
$113,kM to appear IN cblirt. lIo Ia accused of
taiYlfylnR the bucks Of tho hank.
, 1881-11-24
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