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Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-05
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
.NAIRINONIAL.
Az lEtelIisencer" no: Captcre< a lady
of the Far West.
Married.

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L-ll-L.a Bennett.
We clip the above from the Nebraska
city fr.:s Of Tuesday last. the 18th inst.
NJ. DIETRICH is well and favorab,y known
in this city. b=iug son Of Adam Dei-rich
Of YOUNGSTOWN, and graduate typo o:rhe
lSTELLIGESCEH Office, whence lie went -
the IA. Nest some two years ago In corDac-
ton wi,h the announcement OF the happy
event. the Press has the following to say
We have alleady extended our concratu
iatlons i'll prospective and now we desire
TO extend prospective congratulations.
May their future be as bright as the
brightest and their pathway free from all
troubles. We heartily endorse the choice
Of the young lady and also the selection o.
the gentleman. They could not have made
Il more suitable or a better selection.
The groom IS a young man we'll and lavor-
ably known throughout the city-a gen
tlenan in every sense Of the word-cenial
and acknowledgements in life far
and decided catch. Tie bride vas
born i'll Nebraska City. has lived here all
her life. and is known throughout the
city as an amiab!e, loving and lovable
young lady. Mr. Dietrich is now engaged
on the Ecening -WNs, although previous
to the contemplation OF this important
step i'll his life he was night foreman on
the Press, and from our personal acIuain-
tance with him we know his genial
worth.'
The same paper also publishes a prcam-
bic and resolutions by the r. y. VI. &. ~.
Whatever that is) Of which "Je:f'' was
a member.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
UlE ICE MERCHANTS.

The Ice Houses AMI the amount stored.
The present season has been 4 very IA
vorab.e Que Tor the >ro.ing of ice. and QUE
local dealers have not been slow TO avail
themselves Oft. The storage capacity Of
tie houses occupied by the principal deal
erS. IS approximately is follows
The Elliott Brothers have five ice-Lou>eS,
three .. them ne.sr Grietf :, and two near
ReigarrS landing. in which they have
stored over 1000 tons "t ice. and which
are capable of holding about 3.eo0 tons
.uore. Should the season continue favora-
be il is their intention to ill their houses
and - stack ice for early use. at Shenk :.
fellow Graeii- landing.
John HaT-man'S new iee-hau,es in the
reservoir grounds have 4 capacity of 1. olo
tons. One Of them is filled to the top and
the other is more tLan one-third full
Their ice i, cut from the city reservoirs
and is all ''puEc blue" ice. from to l.
inches il thickness. There is but little
doubt that the partly filled house will he
entirely filled within a very brief period.
Peter E. For,lney's new ice house A,
Reigart's Landing is said 10 have ca
pacity Of $500 tons and is filled to the
roof with clear blue ice cut from the Con
estosa during the late extremely cold
weather.
Isaac Simmons y Co. have two ice
houses Il shor; dist ,nce below Graeffs :,
on the New Danvilie pike. having a ca
pacity of $50 tons or more. This firm
cut most of their ice from small lakes
formed by pure springs in the neighbor-
hood.
Jacob Cruel, confec:ioner has two ice
houses at Reigart's Landing. in which he
has stored about 1900 tons Of ice. 1t was
stored primarily for the Use Of his large
confectionery and ice cream establish
ment, but will also be served to families
to some extent.
These several ice houses have stored OF
Will store in the aggregate 2O.OO0 tons Of
ice. to say nothing OF the large number Of
hotel keepers. confectioners, butchers and
others who have laid up large amounts Of
ice for private use. On the whole there is
not much danger of All ice famine in Lam
caster next summer.
In Columbia and all the smaller towns
in the county ice merchants, business men,
and private citizens have laid in large
stores of the cOn.ealed fluid for summer
use. Our friend, S. 6. Brosey, Of Man.
helm. informs us that he has stored "a
four horse wagon loads lover $50 tons } Of
clear blue ice OF an average thi ckness Of
fourteen inches.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
LATEST EEW3 81 MAIL.

!. Ein'i:r, Il soldier Of Company !, SIX
tscntii Infantry, waH hhr: dead By Il gam
bier named Watson IN Il saloon at Los An.
rc!ca, T"xa2. The murderer cScapcu ",i Il
race h', ~ furnished by friends.
The prp1latirn nT Nevada is g., go, Il
whom 20, .I2 are females, 25,G12 foreign
born aud s,GJI crlrrcd. The population
Of Wyoming is 81, 1879, Of whom G,G37 are
females, ] 30. c"lolrd and J,8iI rf foreign
bitlI.
The c,nigrant w,r has li,d :. fI"s!, stait.
The Pennsylvania railroad agent at Castle
Garden ann"unccs the Following To
Cleveland, 35.21 Chicago, $3.50: St.
Louis, 50" Cincinnati, $3.50: Louis
willie. 1855 Fort Wayne, $500 Co'um-
hus, So; indianapolis, 1888.
The city of BatI, and the sur
rounding district, in Maine, were shaken
by an earthquake at Il quarter before 10
o'clock on Thursday night. There was u
loud report, followed by = rumh'iny sound,
windows ratified and oscillations were felt
the whole lasting about ten seconds.
Jacob Floyd, near Dubuque, Iowa, set :.
trap to capture wolves. lie went ont t.
examine, and found in the trap :. man i'll
stead of y wolf. One Of his ncighbors,
tcmntet by curiosity, was experimenting
with the trap. and had both hands caught
in it. He was nearly frozen to death when
found.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22

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Tas j,cte. WAS called \. - c's,c,k. and
- judgments were ects-ei IL. 6ifsren.
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vo-ced tco-:, hsr husband. Frederick Bow
clac. o.i he grounds 81 -ds>sr.icD .rG big
amy.
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were Si4.moEsi before the eour. On :.
hahea> e,,-.p:,>. which was issued A. the
instance q Ms Cara T. Damn *.
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cg.>,c<,y .: Anne Fr:chr. natural child
II Ms. Dunn. \! cha: .iiIls Nj. Gov-ech.
p7ove<: rha. he hsi taken charge Of the
child i: tie II lotLt-> -c.ues; whsu she was
two years Old she had KEEP. and cared
iu- hex :or fou- ye.rs II vas also shown
:t.,: previous - her marriage with Thoe.
Z. Damn. who's captain II 4 cSS>. schooner.
ard resides II PcTtSviiIe. Sussex county
Delaware. Ms. Dunn had no. led life
which would make her Il: - take charge
.: her child. Tae COM. reminded the
child - NJ. anu Ms Go-rech: a: the
time. To-day iAr application was Ie-
newe8. fo- I1a custody ~ the child. by
VI. aEt: Ms Dunn. \ number 81 wi,
laS>e> wen examined o.. both sides. The
CONT decided! - remand the child - the
cu>.o,:y u NJ. aai Ms. Gorrecht. Is
they though. from the testimony heard
tla: !. WIS the bs>s place 70. her. and Is
the l.r'.e gil Q.r.e.-e - remain there
The Licenses.
Tie LICENSES Wee taken up and :he Old
stands against which there We've No Te-
ulon>rCau.s> were granted. The new
stands. AID those against which there are
circumstances, WI! be heard AZ some
future time.
Court adjouc..sd until Monday morning
e ~ o'c.ctk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
Ga. Company and City.

IeGcia- ,:e consideration Of the gas
.Jnpan: :-:5l5. >j bill against tie city.
.D. raa at quarter. Oh whic!! it proposes
~ s...j:. Il reduction of SOD the finance
c2:Gn.i;..;: l.; councils has called upon the
-i.a.G. - :GrI.is.! q statemen: Of the mum
f;eE oi I.-l!'s ou which the lamps We're put
1ut a. raidui-L-. Il i: said that for three
Itr.- p..Or 70 October /. not riore than
hal: lie city amps supplied with gas
were !ZL.e.: from Oct. / TO Nov.
~. t!:: lamps w-Tc a.! extingui.hed
IL ril:dni cl.r. and since tie latter date the
serv;c: las been verT irregular and impcr
f-ct
Tie: finance committee refused 10 ac-
cepC NJ. .;au'n9a,dner's proposed reduc-
;iDn of 300. And til. III liter will likely
come ;,.!D.e Councils
La, night III: follcwin. number Of
lights were 10. lighted: First ward. 2:
-acDn'i. 4 Third. !: Fourth, 10 : Fifth
3: >iztil, ) S""enth lG; Eighth. SO ::
Ninth. :;-tptai, s.j.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
>HTaSDkHOOD NEwS.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
STATE ITEMS.

The ice Oh the river at Sunbury is sc
inches thick.
John Lawsc:, who, OH the fifth of JAN
uary last, shot and killed Amazial, Liv-
ingst"n, messenger at the STATE Lnnatic
hospital, has been acquitted Oh the
grounds of insanity. He will be commit
cd to the asylum for close confinement.
Mrs. Mary Careless, Of Philadelphia,
attempted to commit suicide by shooting
herself. The ball entered the left breast
and the wound is; likely to prove fatal.
Mrs. Careless is about thirty-tive years of
age and has been out Of her mind since
Thursday, when her husband died Of small
pOx.
Jim French, brakeman OH the Pied
mont road, was killed near Salisbury,
n G., while dancing y JIG. on top Of
moving freight train and kissing his hand
to some women who stood near the track.
lie did not observe that the train was ap-
pro aching bridge, and was consequently
struck, knocked under the moving train
and crushed so badly that he died few
hours later.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22

Yesterday the water pipes in Ieise' $
building, Centre square, refused to furnish
the usual supply Of water, and the plumb
ers and superintendent of water works
were sent for. They arrived ut the con-
clusion that a fish had become firmly
wedged in the service pipe, and in the
evening they set themselves to work to
dislodgc him. The fire plugs in Centre
square and vicinity were allowed to run
full head, and Il f,:'ce pump was attached
to the faucet Of the hyslrant in Huber's
saloon in the basement of Heise's build
ing, witt: view of pushing the offending
fish out of the service pipe and into the
water main. but the appliance failed and
there seems to he no way to open the pipe
but to dig down through about four feet
Of frozen ground and take it up
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
4 I'ur;rJil Not Wanted.

The rdiirI .! the Sew IDik .J"n w.
aNuyjt,i :, liir ,.,.r:.!',t! g. lubinIt t',ri.t:
iuf rrinark4 upon :iir pir;r,, Lccupant
nf the ,,Ir-I'i"u'iti ci..,i!. h7 ~! iI:!',
ton y.tiicl, Lc i"ccI:t''l to crn'IihI'H ten
dollar. 80 piiichn nr Il i",!tinil 81 Nr.
IIay.-H 20 is: hung up ~ McInrial hail
OF Harvard t'nivsr*i!.. The idea va.
that NJ. Hayes, h:,IH " rI.ri'Elic 81
H,rvai, Law r!,rrl, should haze hi.
ubrtr:u, placed m.t.ih' ,Ir,s'. Of John
Ada,na and john puitcy Adams, Tie.
only pr.ailrnla wl,r had graiilai"d at tic.
college.
Mr.. Dana, an :,Iulnnn. Of the college,
is not ab!: L" -" the: ,Ii"?rriY"f h;,nH-
in. Mr. IIayc',s portrait "n it's walls.
lie does not c'.,.sn!cv him to have lMrl,
gerry, perjury and false crumling secured
hin, ln,as..H,"Ii OF the presidency to which
another man had been elected. he himself
co,,niving at III" conspiracy and carefully
rcwardimy ita Instruments with the Off
ccs of the nation, when Iic got the
,nwrr 10 distribute them. lie objects to
Insult INK the ,nrinury Of the AdamSrS by
placing the portrait OF surl, Il man
ls.yi,ic theirs on the walls Oi Harvard.
Tie committee. who received this letter
will probably conclude that they would
have done better to have taken
a i!t;," mor' care in sending out their
invitations, 10 ',;,c addressed them TO
more symiathiHii.E S'niis. i'"uh'lcss,
however, they would nave BEEN hard to
find. for even on the rolls of Harvard it
may questioned whether there are many
men who admire Mr.. Hayes enough to
contribute ten dollars towards his por-
trait. IL isa pity that anyone who has
occupied the presidency should be wor-
thy of popular contempt: but Mr.. Hayes
is no; esteemed and is not worthy to be.
His presidential record has not been much
better than its promise. Nothing in the
way Of honorable and straightforward
&C ion could be expected from man who
was willing to crawl int" the presidency
rs h. did ana the deceit with which he
entered into ctlice has characterized his
whole administration of it. Surely
Harvard graduates cannot be proud of
such All associate, whatever his accidental
station.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-22
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PERSONAL.

Rev. J. WEIGH is talked OF I:;r prcsid-
ing elder of this (Susqucl,anl,a) VI. +. dis
trict to succeed Rev. q. Cummings.
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER says that
he has just declined an offer of 5000, 600 to
lecture for ono year.
The Cllambcrsburg and Shippcnshurg
papers protest against the removal Of Rev.
II. Il. SwENTzEI., p. f., from that field of
labor.
AroLIOs RUSSELL WETMORE, we'll
known citizen OF New York, connected
with the management Of several charitable
and religious institutions, was found dead
in bed yesterday morning.
Father EDWARD PURCELL. who WAS ,c-
sponsible for the great financial crasl, in
Catholic circles in Cincinnati, two years
ago, has died at the Ursuline convent, in
Brown county, Ohio. He was brother
and business manager of the archbishop.
MOODY and SANKEY have decided to re-
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Election of Directors.

At the annual meeting Of the lancaster
Home Mutual fire insurance company, held
at the Office Of the company, Messrs. W.
T. Gerhard, David Hartman and G. II.
Lefcvre were reelected directors to serve
for the ensuing three years. The board
consists Of nine members, being divided
into three classes, and the term of one
class expires every year. The board now
consists of Christian Cast, Rev. w. T.
Gerhard, David Hartman, Joseph Sam
SOP, Thomas Hays, J. B. Swartzwelder,
Major A. c. Reincehl, II. G. Hamer, and
G.. II. Lefevre,
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Runaway IsOy.

Last night runaway boy. aged II years
was taken up bv Officer Weitzcl. This
morning he was before Alderman McCon-
nmy. He said his name was James Morn,
that, his mother, widow, resided in
Manayunk, and that he came on to Lam
caster in search of work. Officer Weitzel
says the boy has been before the mayor on
one or two occasions previously. He was
remaEded for 4 further examination.
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Fatal Accident,

Philip Brickcr, residing on the farm of
Amos Long, in North Cornwall township,
Lebanon county met with fatal acci-
dent while chopping down u tree in Glcn-
inger's woods. When he saw the tree was
about to fall. he moved away backward,
and fell, and the large tree fell upon him,
inflicting injuries on the head, from the
effects Of which he soon died.
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-pnp House Contributions

The following contributing to the soup
house iitve kcci. received since Our last
publication
Cash AbIam Eitner, 8: Mrs. Il. Fitz-
-tc!ulnan. n sub, % Jac Bowers, s. :;
Grl. ". l.. PEPPER, 80: John d. Skiles,
-: Mr.. John r. MacGoniglc, s..
Provisions l.. Coos & Son. Il loavc,
bread John Hartley, sack salt Geo.
Sardoc, 1;s pounds beef: John Trisslcr,
1872 pounds beef.
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The frii"wiug sales have been reported
since our last : In Eapho township, to 4.
x. kciH, Of this p!ace-Jacob Eliinger,
acre at and 1G: A. $. Brubaker. acre
At 3, ) and 13 In Mt. Joy township, to
stlnc-j. g. Stautlcr, one lot at :; and 12.
and another at 3 and u. In Penn town
ship-E. d. Auchcy, ! acre at 5 and 13
A. Lit;'z-Samucl Steiiy, 1 acre at 3. 6
and IS. In East Ilcmpfelh townships.
&. Stoncsi!cr, acre at 3, 6. and Is and
John :,t"rmfeltz, acre at 3, 10 and 3d.
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