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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-07

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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-07

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For prices, instructions on the use Of
wire ropes and other information, address
Hazard Manufacturing Co.,
wilkes-Barrs. Penn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28

lis il possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured by SO simple u rcmc'iy?"
81 assure you IL is tru9 that he Is entirely
cured and with nothing but Hop EitterS and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must iie!''
"Wcli-aday!' Ii that is SO, L Will 60 this
minute and get some for my poor George
know hops are good" julj 2wd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28
DEADING = COLUMBIA X. Il.


from Philadelphia. POttsvillc, Harrisburg, Al
lcntOwn and New York, via Icund Brock
Route.
At Columbia with trains 10 and from York,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick un,i Ei!ii-
more. a. NJ. WILSON. Supt.
DEM ANA RAILROAD NEW
L SCHEDULE-0n and after MONDAY
MAY 18th. ISSl, trains on the rcnnsyl-
vauia Hailrsti " i'll arrive ami leave the Ian.
easter and phila.iel l'hi;t '!epOs IA follows:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28

MIR. Riflcnstein, Boston, Mass, writes
"Your Spring blossom has cured me of dys
pspsia of four ~ years standing. l have re
gained my normal appetite, can sleep well ant
feel like u new man" Price 30 cents. FO" sale
at ii. T. C"chran's rru. Store, IL. North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28
(:rNntll,,O.l:e-

Used TO say: "EOys, If Your blood is out OF
order try i;urdnck tea :: and then they ll;ui &c
dis the EurdOck and boil il down in kettles
making a nasty-smellinS dccoctiOn; now you
get NIL the curative properties put up in 4 pal.
:ttabie form in BurdOck Blood BtterS. Price
81. For sale at ii. Il. COchrans Drug store. IL.
North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28
WfSCELL.ANEOCS.
'{ND INVENTORS.
w. H. BABCOCK.

Attorney Law of Washington, ID. e., form
cry an examiner i'll U. S. Patent Office offer.
his services :ts solicitor before the U. 5. ana
Foreign Patent Offices. Careful work ut fail
prices. Was associate of Mr.. Jacob Stiutrcr OF
Lancaster, until the lattcr's death.
iaE.o .onI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28
MEDICAL.
TEAD THIS

X LANCASTER. Pa. Apri! %, 1881.
TaR kIpNEYCURA MP'6 COMPANY.
Cents-It gives me much pleasure to say
that after using one pack of KIDNEYCCRA
have been entirely cured OF a severe pain IN
my back and side, Of long standing, and that.
too, after trying various known remedies.
have every confidence in your medicine,
chcerfully recommend it, and know that many
of my friends who have used 1t have baen
benefited, PETER BAKER,
m26lyd Foreman Examiner and Express.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28

ANGAsTE: AND MiLLEHssi:lE H..
Cars run follows:
leave i-aneitser ~. K. Dcpot), nj :, =. .iu
li3oa - H., and ., 1. e ar.i S:s3 D. m, ex-c.,t ci,
SATURDAY: When the last cas- leaves .,t 9:.ap ~ n.
HSase MiHersvii!e ticwcr eudl ut :, 3, ami
\. NJ, AMI l, ), and D. III.
day.
4 WlGMBiA AND PORT DEPOSIT A., 4
" trains now run rc.. ..ulary oc the Ccluu,li:.
and For: Deposit Railroad ON the fu.iosl .nS
time:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28

Pacific Express. ra-i. ON sunday, wnrn Gi2s
gc,l, will stop at Ni,iaIrtOwn, EliI:IbcthtOw d,
Mt. JOY. Lind-villc, Bird -in-IIar., Lehman
Place. zap, Christiana. Parkcsbur@. Coates
vile. Oakland and Glen Loeb.
Fast Line. west, Oh Sunday, when Tagged
will stop ut Dow niiGt0wE, ,CO;itcsviic P:a ke.s-
burg, Nj. Joy. EiizabcthiOw an, Ni,i,iIetown. .
Hanover accommodation west, cOnnSc 6ns II
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
ut ll:tJ Il. M, will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west. connects q I
Lancaster. with Fast Line. west at IN T. n.
anu Will run through to- Frederick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-28
IIsOCLAAIATIO

TOIsOCLAMATION!
j Notice Is hereby given that the ordinance
of the city of Lancaster .'fOr preventing acct
dents by fire and the better preservation oi
order in the city" will be strictly enforced
against all persons firing guns or small arms,
or selling, casting. throwing or firing OF
Chascrs or other fireworks operating. in sim
liar MANNER" within the city of Lancaster
during the celebration of the coming FOurtf
OF july.
The Police force of the city are hereby in
structed to arrest any person detected in he
violation of said ordinance.
JNO. Il. MACiONIGLE.
je2J y, ,30Xjy2 Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
HindOOs Adopting Christianity.

I-cn'iOn lines.
The followers of Kcshub Chunter Sen
have made another step in advance. On
Sunday, the 9th of March, the sacrament
was administered in the spirit of the carly
church, though in u form differing from
that adopted in Europe. The Hindoo
Apostles Of Christ, as they call themselves,
gathered after prayer in the dinner hall,
and sat upon the floor on the bare ground.
Rice was brought in on q silver plate and
water in 4 goblet.
The minister then read the words from
Luke xxi, "And he took the bread and
gave thanks" &c. A prayer was then
offered asking blessing or the sacrament
tai rice and water: "TOuch this rico and
this water, o Holy Spirit, and turn their
gross material substance into sanctifying
spiritual forces, that they may upon ontor-
ing our system DO :.ssimilatcd to it rs tho
flesh and blood Of all the saints in Christ
Jesus. Satisfy tho hunger and thirst of
our souls with tho rice food and drink
Thou hast placed before us. Invigorato
IA: with Christ forces, and nolrisl us with
sanity life" After the rico and water
had been bIcnncd, they were served in
small quantities to those present. Men
ate and drank revcicntIy, no did tho women
and children, and they blessed God, tho
f"l Of prophet. and saints.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL,

1AIGo4 NEWS 6x MAIL.
Nearly seven thousand emigrants landed
in Castle Garden on Monday, the largest
number ever landed on and day in May.
Garrick NJ. Olmstead, wealthy lawyer
of Jersey Bity, married and aged 30, drop
ped dead in the Office Of DR.. Varick on
saturday evening from heart disease.
Colonel Charles G.. Hammond has given
the Chicago theological seminary $2O, 900
conditioned upon $50, 900 additional being
raised prior to May 1, 1882.
Several Wilmington contractors agreed
to accept the terms of the striking brick
layers. The bricklayers heretofore receiv-
cd $3.50 day; hereafter they will re-
ceive $2.75, or for fine work So.
Baseball New York-Metropolitans IA;
Athletics of Philadelphia, 6. Washington
Nationals, 4 Atlantics, 5. Chicago
Chicago 10; Troy, 5. Cleveland-Provi-
dence, 6; Clevelands, 4. Buffalo-Buffalo
o; Bostons, 4.
A statue of Stonewall" jackson which
surmounts the tomb of the Association
of the Army Of Northern Virginia. - in
New Orleans, was unveiled yesterday in
the presence of several thousand citizens
and visitors, with prayer, poem and adj
dresses; Jefferson Davis and the jackson
family being there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11

delegate to the Connecticut medical con-
vention, reported that he had gone ON but
failed to fiDd any such association.
The raining Of members of the nominal
ing committee being in order, motions to
postpone until this afternoon. until
evening ard until Tomorrow were
made and discussed. Finally re-
cess for consultation was taken. and
the roll Of counties was called, and the
followin. named members of the com
mittee ON nominations were made
Allegheny, p. j. Gallagher Blair, Geo.
w. Smith Chester. Jacob Price Cum
berland. W. W. Day Dauphin, H. l..
Orth Delaware, j. W. Phillips Erie,
J. L.. Stewert !; Lancaster. j. A. Ehler
LycOming, Thos. Lyon Montour, J. d.
Marsteller Northampton. Amos Syke !;
Philadelphia. Lawrence Turnbull Venan-
60, \. l.. Potter Wa shingtOn, j. A. Pat
tum.
Adjourned.
The annual address by DR.. j. T. Car
penter. president of the society, will be de-
livered in the court house this evening at
o'clock. \ general invitation is given
to citizens /" attend free Of charge.
The members Of the convention are an
intellectual and fine looking body Of men.
Those vii" have thus far takan part ic tho
discussions are good speakers and appear
to be familiar with parliamentary rules.
The president puts questions pOintedly
and decides points of order promptly. The
secretary is thoroughly posted and is very
Obliginc III giving information to the re-
pOrters.
There is one female representative pres
cnt, Miss Baker, OF Media, Delaw arc
county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
I:aby MatbOnaId's Marriage.


Nearly everybody remembers pretty lit.
tie Baby Mcdonald, who III different time,
has appeared at the Theatre COmique. She
~ about fourteen, and small Of her arc.
bat for all that slIo thought slo was old
enough and big enough to got married,
and when Baby made up her mind sllo was
not long in finding fellow that was will
ing to carry her satchel to tho show and
bear the blushing honor of being called
Baby's husband. The name of tho swain
was A. NJ. Lewis, and on Sunday
afternoon he and Baby repaired to
Justice Powers's Office, and there
were married. Tho rago and anger of
tho parent McDonalls know no bounds.
MIR. Lewis became fearful that they would
steal his bride away, and locked her I'M
ior safe keeping. This had no effect on
the mother, and sho got Il gun-a great
pig gun-and pokcd it into her son. lin. .iaw's
lace, and said, in husky tones, "Babv or
brains J! AS he looked he concluded that
ne could do better without Baby than
brains, and he showed her mother the
place of her concealment. The parties ot
last all went into court, and Baby said
Well, guess won't live with nv hus-
band after all, and am going back to live
with my mamma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
THE OTHER SIDE.
Isy tho Republican Candidates for Secretary
Of tho Senate.

Isy tho Republican Candidates for Secrctar,
Of tho Senate.
Tho explanation of General Brady's or.
gan, tho National Republican, edited by
George GOrham, tho Republican candidate
for secretary of tho Senate, touching the
Garfield letter to Hubbcll. is this
General Garfield was i member Of Con
grcss when tho star reuto investigation
took place in 1880, and was fully cognizant
Of all that has recently been paradod by
Detective Woodward and his subcrdinates
Of tho pOstOflio department rs cause for
Brady's removal. His confidence il,
Brady's Integrity, and Of tho proper and
honest management Of tho star route ser
vico, is abundantly proven by his letter in
reply to Chairman IIubbcll, Of August last.
uubboll had asked Brady to solicit sub
scrip:iOns. Tho latter declined, unless aG-
viscd to do 80 by President Hayes. This
advice was sought for and refused.
Brady was asked il General Garticld's ap-
prOval would overcome tho obstacle. IIo
asscntcd. Hubhcll wrOts Garfield on the
subject. How, then, could Garfield bc ig-
norant Of what was wanted lilo know
that mail contractors wcro the only per-
sons with whom Brady had any official
contact. There was no other aid no could
render. When appealed to by lIubbcll to
write letter to encourage Brady in the
work lo replies
"'My DEAR uUnnEI.L: Yours Of tho
1Otl instant received and contents noted.
Ilcaso say to Brady, hope he will give
us all tho assistance no can. think hc
can help effectively. Please toll mo how
Tho departments generally arc doing
"WhGt Gen. Brdiy shrunk from doing,
Gen Garfield pushed him to do, That is
plain English and plain truth. An honest
official might well hesitate to even place
himself under implied obligations to con-
tractors of tho performance Of whose
work honestly contracted for hc was to
,adgo. Unwilling to refuse absolutely to
10 as requested by u campaign committee,
10 M agreed to comply only ON ono condition
nat 4 the candidate for president would say
r, Sas nc considered it right and proper.
ne nc Please say to Brady letter was Gen.
etn e.nc,u s1" ,' ready response It was all anx-
Methods. ''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
STATE ITEMS.

Both the senators from this state are
reported as opposed to the confirmation
of William f. Chandler for solicitor gen.
eral.
Jacob f. Ridgway, Of Philadelphia, a
rich man, is standing suit for damages
for three children drowned by a collision
of his yacht with their row boat
Mrs. Fanny Levison. aged 81, and Mrs.
Catharine Server, aged SO, Philadelphia
domestics, have been burned to death by
getting too near the kitchen stove.
Thomas Welsh, an employe at the War.
rem foundry, Easton, was overcome by the
heat Monday afternoon. shortly after com
mencing work, and he died at night. He
had just returned from visit to relatives
in Ireland.
Mrs. John Kane, of Scranton, attempted
to hurry up her husbands supper by use
of the coal oil can, pouring the fluid over
the wood in the stove. The usual explo
sion occurred. Mrs. kanc was quickly
envelOpcd in flames, and SO badly burned
that her recovery is not probable.
A Herdic coach crossing the Reading
railroad tracks at the dimly-lighted and
unguarlcd crossing at Broad and Willow
streets Philadelphia, last night, was run
into and completely wrecked by a freight
train which was being shifted eastward,
The horse was lifted bodily from the
shafts and thrown several feet. From the
debris Of shattered timber and glass which
had been the coach the ldriver andl a pas
senger were taken out whole.
Clark Gibbs, an actor, on his way from
Wheeling to Cleveland, got into a row
with police officer at the Union depot,
Pittsburgh, because the latter stopped
Gibbs son from riding his velocipede
through the waiting room to the peril and
discomfort of everybody. Gibbs behaved
in such discrGerly manner that the po-
liceman was obliged to arrest him. The
actors wife came to the rescue, and it was
only after general fracas that he was
hauled off to the station house.
In the Senate yesterday resolution was
unanimously agreed to, and sent to the
House for concurrence, looking to the
transfer Of the romans of William Penn
from Jordan meeting house grave yard,
Buckinghamshire, England, to Philadel-
phia. The resolution also provides that
copies be sent to Peter Penn Gaskell. of
Ireland, and William Stewart. Of England,
representatives at law of William Penn,
asking their cooperation in the matter,
and requests the cooperation of the pres
idcnt of the United States, if necessary, in
securing this object.
The victim Of a mysterious murder in
Scranton was found Sunday morning in
Washington avenue, in the most central
part of the city, with his skull cracked.
A woman on her way to carly mass was
the first to sec him. Although alive
he was unable to speak, and the police
took him to the Lackawanna hospital,
where he died. Nobody knows who he is
or how he came to his death, although the
testimony given before the jury to-day as
to the nature of his wounds goes to show
that he was fOully dealt with. His pock-
cts were empty, and nothing was found on
his person to furnish a clue to his identiii-
cation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11

when the minister, an old Californian,
leaned over the pulpit with large navy
revolver and observed "The brethren
will please take notice that I've got the
drop on them any brother who declines
to go to his seat or who touches any of
that money will have funeral at his
house tomorrow at 2 p. m. Our mining
friend from Red Gulch will kindly release
the deacon's throat, or he is dead man" :"
The $40 gold piece went to save the
heather,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11

keep him where be is put. We have a
report from Northampton that the law
yers Of all parties there signed . petition
for his appointment. We do those
things over here, too, and for poorer
sticks for judges than Howard Reeder ;
and he is by no means an imposing judi
cial figure. But as Reeder was not on
the bench, he did not have the North
ampton Democratic lawyers by the bair,
and we cannot imagine why they should
want to boost him. What was the bar
gain ?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11

WHAT does Northampton county
want with an additional Judge, and
what does it want with Howard Reeder
in the newly created Office The judge
ship seems to have been created by Re-
publican Legislature that he might
be appointed to it by a Republican
governor. But as Northampton is
a Democratic county it would be inter-
esting to know how it is proposed to
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
Too Much Ante.

How much is the ante 90 whispered a
Red Gulch miner with single $50 gold
piece, to the deacon with the collection
plate, in the Baptist church at Black
Run, Colorado He was told to con-
tribute whatever he chose, whereupon
he said he'd chip in a dollar, and
proceeded to take s19 change. The
deacon softly replied that no change was
given. A struggle ensued, the plate was
upset and the congregation were in the
act of Jumping the deacon's claim"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11

Major A. C. Reinoehl, of the Lancaster
bar. on motion of w. T. Fulton, esq.,, was
ON Monday admitted to practice in the
courts of Chester county. Major Rienoehl
was interested in the case of Fleck to use
vs.. Trimble.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
PERdO ONAL.

Go it, GARFIELD. Hit Conkling once
for mo- William Sprague.
OLIVE LOGAN lectured recently at
Whitewater, Wis. After speaking half an
hour she tainted and was removed from
the hall.
Colonel FORNEY has been invited by the
Tammany society of New York to repeat
his lecture on Thomas jefferson at Tam.
many hall next Friday evening.
SAMUEL HAMILTON, a wealthy citizen OF
Hartford, has died At the age of SO. He
was born in Chester, Mass, and had lived
in Hartford since 1928. He leaves an
estate estimated at over s5OO,OOO.
Mr.. HENRY c. CONRAD has been Ie
elected president of the Wilmington board
of education. He is a Republican and the
board is now Democratic, but politics have
very little to do with the acts of the board.
The Miles juvenile opera company, which
lately appeared in this city, closed their
season few evenings since and separated
for their homes, Now York and Cincinnati.
The parting of the little folks at the depot
is said to have been quite affecting.
General ST.. CLAIR A. MULHoLLAkD sails
for Europe to-day in the Ohio. He ex.
peats to be absent two years, which time
to devote to the study of his art, that OF
landscape painting.
Mr.. SIDNEY LANIER's health has again
broken down and he has fled to the South
in the hope of restoration. His recovery
from similar pulmonary trouble several
years ago gives his friends hope that the
atmosphere of Florida may again prove
efficaciOus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11

AND it has come to this that a lorlly
metropolitan newspaper like the New
York Times is detected cribbing an edi-
torial from Appleton's Cyclopadia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
GRIEST AND GEIST.

There lives an editor up town,
Named Mister Ellwood Gricst;
And yet another further down,
Named J. NJ. Willis Geist.
| Pot-bellied fat and short OF neck
Is Mister EllwOod Gricst:
Long, lean and lank, and scant OF "apeck "
Isl. NJ. Willis Geist.
Raw oysters. game and roast beef rare
Are gobbled down by Griest:
While bran-bread stale and crackers bare
Arc nibbled at by Geist.
Old brandy. gin and bottled rye
Are relishcd we'll by Gricst:
While catnip tea (sare on the siy)
Is all that's drank by Geist.
A lOud-mouthed, roaring. ranting pal
Is Mister Ellwood Griest:
n smOoth-tongued loyal Radical
Isl. N. Willis Geist.
A champion of McMellcn's Ring
Is Mister Ellwood Grisst
Tied fast to Scnsenig's leading string
Isl. NJ. Willis GeiA.
The Inquirer is the sheet controlc,,
by Mister Ellwood Griest:
The Era is the mouth-piecc bold
OF II. Willis Gcist.
But these two ioya! editors.
BE- Bcelzcbub cnticcd.
Arc always IuarrclinS like cuTs-
These patriots, Gricst and Gcist.
A coal OF hate burns in the breast
OF Mister EllwOOd Gricst:
While venom swcls the narrow chest
OH. NJ. Willis Geist.
The one growls like Il bulldog pup,
The other like Il" fistc:'
And sricvous words arc thus stirred up
'TwiXt Messrs. Griest and Gcist.
" You couldn't quite reach Dickcy's seat
SnccrcG j. NJ. Willis Gcist
" Nor lick the dust from Herr Smiths feet"
RctOr;cd Ellwond Gricst.
"Thc peoples verdict made you quail
Grinncd J. NJ. Willis Gcist:
81 Their verdict once locked you in jail
Replied quick witted Griest.
with money you get vcnal vo,es,'
Said J. NJ. Willis Gcist:
I've bought you once with Srccnbuck notes
Replied unblus.ins Griest.
II You buy and sell Mulhooly's crew
Like senseless Sheep said Gcist
And fifty dollars once bought you.''
Responded Ellwood Gricst.
"Ot Hicstands kitc, you arc the tail
Sncercd j. NJ. Willis GeiSt:
"And you u lcvicr of black .mai,''
Crowded angry EllwOod Gricst.
I" You arc the willing tool and slave
OF thicving rings ~ said Gcist;
" And you hypocritc and knavc-
\ chcat-a fraud - said Griest.
And thus goes on their war of words
With ordinations spiccd!
All! should they change their pens for
swords
Those heroes Gcist and Gricst-
There would bc mortal combat then
Till both were sacrificed!
And who would care for Levi then,
And who for Gricst and Geist
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-11
n Lancaster Man In tho West.

kalamazoo. Mich, Daily Times.
Charley Hayes, our we'll known horse
man, has had in town for several days Mr..
&. II. Colvin, Of Lancaster. Penn, who
came here to buy horses. Kalamazoo has
good name for "sood stcppers," and Mr..
Colvin very soon became satisfied that it
was not necessary for him to look else.
where for what hc needed to make his
stock in trade" complete. As result
Of the effort of Mr.. COlvin assisted by
Charley Hayes, car load of seventeen as
fine animals rs were ever packed into a
stock car left hero to day for Lancaster.
It may not DO out of place just here to re-
mark. that when Charley Hayes can't ill
tho bill in tho shape of horse-fiesh, it is
useless to look elsewhere.