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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-11
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
A Wedding on North Duke Stree

Last evening W. +. Boyer, esq, a men,
Der of the Lancaster bar, was united in
marriage with Miss Ila, daughter Of Hon.
John B. Warlci, of the Ncw Era, the cere.
mOny being performed a. the residence of
the brides parents, North Duke street, by
Rev. r. w. Hutford. late pastor of st.
Johns Lather an church, this city, now OF
Easton. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Jessie Warfel, while 4. s.
Hershey, esq, acted as the groom's " best
man. The happy couple were made the
recipients of many handsome and valuable
testimonials from their friends and lett on
one of the night trains west on wedding
tour.
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firm Penn'a Extra l6al9c: Western Reserve
extra 1904
Eggs frmer: Penn'a. AIa5c: Western 80
.5c.
Cheese quiet and steady; New York
!uI! cream. iS1s0l4c: Western full cream.
l:1l3;4c: do fair to- good 1:1i.i.c: do
haifskim lO1a9lihc Pa. do lOi53ll,sc
Petroleum firm refined 9c.
Whisky 1t 81 10
Seeds-GOod to prime clover uuir: ;foSh;
do do Timothy iobbin: =. ~ do do fiax~eeti
firm at 81 :eIl Il.
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Sew IsuslncSS Facilities.

Although these present themselves every
day. Mr.. J. Il. Long, n. f. corner Centre
Square, has made il step far in advance o!
other business houses here, having introduced
into his Office Il "privatc wire,' connecting
with the large banking house of Z. Glendin-
ming 4 Co, 303 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
and from there with direct wires to New York.
Baltimore and other cities. Dealers in bonds
stocks grain and provisions cannot fai! 10 see
the increased facilities this presents in getting
quotations and having orders executed
Ert.lnntIN.
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Lancaster County, SIS.
Hugh x. FTiiOn. treasurer o! the Home tor
FriendlcsS Children tor lie G " and county of
Lancaster, bcin. duly aflriae:i, says that the
above account, rs stated, is tuli true and cor
rect, to the best of his knowledge and belief.
HUGH Il. FULTON. Treasurer.
Affirmed and subscribed before me. this 10Th
day Of January. \. -. ISL
Flied in the commissioners Office at Ian
caster, Pa this -, IL day of Ja"'lnry. 4. D. 1871
Attest: l. n. =. WILL, CiffN.
febIO 2tdOawSctw
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What Ais You:

Is il a disorGcred liver giving you a yellow
skin or costive bowels; which have resulted
in distressing piles or do your kidneys rctuss
to perform their functions? 1t SO, your sys
TEN will soon he c'Oggcd with poisons. Take
Il few doses of Kidney Wort and you'll tee
like new man-naturc will throw off every
impeachment and each organ will be ready 1o
duty. Druggists sell both the Dry and Liquid
-NeW I0:I: Illus. C.lvdSw
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DR.

1850. DIR.
Jan. l. to balance In Treasury ut filing
iaSt % acc"a,.: ,n c,s, r:ccived Of ;;oun,v 10
Treasurer. interest on two slOO coun-
ty bonds (Roger and Heinitsh lega-
To cash received Of City Treasurer.
interest on ST. 900 Q: Citye per cent. -.
bonds Bowman legacy. Il
Feb Ii, to cash received of County
Treasurer on account OF last INSTALL
ment of 81. 600 of County apprOpria-
ton for the year. 1879, (this amount
standing Indebtedness for last year,
the remaining $500 not being drawn
.nrii fG9n me to CsaT'y eash yreceive; Of County "
Treasurer as tine first ins'aIiment OF
apprOpi iatiOn for the year 1882 ..... 2,0s
May p, to amount received Of Baus-
man l. Burns tor loss by fire i'll Home
building: the amount assessor on
5000 policy in North British lnSur-
TO cash received of Hugh S. Cara,
esq, Tor above loss on May 5th, as
sesscd on $500 policy in Franklin
Fire Insurance CO.....-.......... 90. -
TO cash received OF G. ii. Lcfevre,
esd. tor loss aS above, being amount
assessed on $500 policy i'll Lancaster
Home Mutual Insurance. Company. );
Juno IL, to cash received of County
Treasurer as the May inStallment OF
County appropriatlOn........ l,0E
July :. TO cash received OF } JOseph sam
SON two dividends on 10 shares OF
Northern Market Company Stock,
Hess donatiOn) ................... 5f
July Il, to cash received OF County
Treasurer, as June installmcnt of
appropriation .......................... l.GN
SEPT %, to cash received OF County
Treasurer a. July. August and Sep
tember installmcnts of County 3p-
prapriation. ...................:...... ;,oN
Nov 20, to amount received OF North
crn Market Company, dividend Oh
10 shares OF stock, (llcsS dOnatiOn).. ii
Dec. IL, to cash received OF County
treasurer ia October, November and
:,pnropria,ion ..... .................. 3,OoI
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. II. 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-For the Middle
Atlantic states. fair weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness, possibly by rain
areas, variable winds, shifting to south
easterly, stationary or higher temperature,
generally lower barometer.
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THE RIVER.
BIG RISE AT MARIETTA.
Tns leo Moving on Column bla.

Tne leo Moving on Columbia.
Special to the INTELLIGENCER.
MARIETTA, Pa, Feb. 11.-2:35 +. H.
The river has risen about four feet since
last evening. 1t is rising now at the rate
of five inches an hour. The ice moved
about one hundred feet at II o'clock this
morning, and is expected to move again
at any minute. A very dense fog pre-
vailed till noon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SAMPLE NsDTlCE:.

1t is impossible for a woman after = faithful
course Of treatment with Lydia f. Pinklranais
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with Il weakness OF the uterus. Enclose 4
stamp to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, ssS33 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy21iydeOd&w
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SEW.ADTERTLSEMENTS.
THE ACCOUNT T.;

THE ACCOUNT
HUGH FULTON, TREASURER
OETHE
HvMk FO:; F!.IENDLESS CHILDREN
FOE THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF LANCASTER. PA.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER II. A. u, 1850.
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Mothers! M",ners:. Nothcrs!::
1..iEET.iEEh.

iiEyEE-N ARFEL.-stn Thursday evening,
February 10, 1851. iii this city. at the rcsiirnce
of the bri.lc's parents. by Rev. Rufus Ward
Hu1fDrsl. W. +. Ecycr. esq, to Miss Iia Warie,
daughter OF Hon. John Il. Warfel.
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"May VIC never wan a friend, or a bottle to
give him. \ bottle of DIR. Thomas Eclectric
Oil which cures cuts, wounds, burns, scalds
etc.
For sale by IL. T. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l59 North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
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90. 81 WEST KIM STREET

y)yI;..IC SALE OF CANADA HORSES
L ON MONDAY. fEERU AIRY II, 1881, will
b., So!'! n p;.hlic sale. at John ID. D"nlingcr's
Merri,n.c House, No. liz North Prince street,
Lancaster, Pa the following. to wit: One car
lead OF Heavy Draft Horses, from ) 10 years
old: some good Drivers. Must beas represent
ctl by the undcrsignc !. or no sale. credit OF
co days VIII Gc given.
sale to commence ut O'Clock y. III. Of said
day, when attendance will be given By
GEoHG l. tiEOSSMAS,
SAN'L HESS Il son, Auc:s. flI-Gtd
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wio4

The unprecedented success OF Speer's Wine
| in North and South America and Europe has
gained fO- it among the medical faculty a
standing reputation. Chemists and scientific
men have visited his cellar in New Jersey. and
analyzed his Wine, and pronounce It the most
healthy anu beneficial in the market. The tol-
lowing letter was received by Mr. Speer from
Dr. 4. ID. Wilson. one OF the oldest and most
celebrated PHYSICIANS OF New York city: - l
have been i'll the habit Of using Speer's Port
Grape Wine. anu have found it an excellent
stomachic. Il gentle s;imulant and tonic. 1t is
especially Useful in cases OF great nervous de-
bility and stomach wcaEneSs."
The disposition OF Unprincipled dealers to
adulterate wines has compelled Mr.. speer to
bottle all his productions. and place his sigma
ture over the cork so 4, to insure TO the public
itspurity. 1t is being used in churches for
communion purposes.
This wine IS endorsed iy Drs. Atlee and Da-
Wis. and sold by H. +. >iaymaker. Lancaster
Pa. tebl-2wdxw
Time, 4S Hours
Ny son had Il badly Sweiled neck and sore
throat;; DR.. Tho'nas' Eclestric Oil cured him
famed: Eccc,lic Oil cured her in one day.
]. Ii. BLODMER, Virgil. y. Y.
For sale by IL. u. Cochran. druggist. l37 and
l33 North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
Bo Ye Like Foolish.
For ten years ing wife was confined to her
bed WITH such q complication of ailments that
no doctor could tell what was the matter or
cure her. and used up Il small fortune in ham,
bug stun. six months ago l U. s. flag
with Hop iittcr- on it, and l thought l would
be Il foo! once more. tried it. but my folly
proved II be wisdom. Two bottles cured her,
she is ROW well and strong us any mans
wife. and it cost me only two dollars. Be ye
likewise fIniish.''--1l. W.. Detroit, Mich
febl-2wd&w
Mothers! MOt;.ers:. IIOthers!!!
Are you disturbed a; night and broken of
your rest by Il sick child -uilcInS and crying
with the cXcruc:;itin.: pain OF cutting teeth
If so, go at once and get Il bottle of MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
li"ve The poor little sufferer immcdiatcIy-lc-
pend upon il !; there j. 70 mistake about ii.
There is not Il mother on ealth who has ever
used ii, who ill not tell yOn 1T once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, AMI relief ami health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN all cases. AMI pleasant: 10 the taste and
is the prr>cri p:'n OF Gnc OF the oldest and
best female 'iiy.i'ans ami nurses in the
United STAT. s,od cvcrywhrrr: y cents Il
bottle. tcbS-l&wM,W&F
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ESTATE OF jacob WEB, SR.. LATE
IL OF the city of Lancaster, Pa. deceased.
Letters testamentary ON said estate having
been granted to the Undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested to maketmme-
.linte settlement, and those having Claims or
demands AGAINST the same. will present them
without delay for settlement to the undersiSn-
''' JACOB W Ell. JR..
Executor, Lancaster. Pa.
AL EEEnLE. Attorney.
Il tIrant Street. Lancaster, Pc. 12iSalo1"
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My son had II badly sweiled neck and Il sore
throat. DR.. Thomas Eclestric Oil cured him
in AZ hours. My wife's fOrt was much in
famed: Eclcctlic Oil cured her in one day.
]. Ii. BLODMER, Virgil. NY.
For sale by ii. u. Cochran. druggist. l37 and
l33 North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa.
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NEW .lDFERTISEMEN1S.

NEW .lDFERTiSEMEN1S.
UCTlO NON SATURDAY AFTER
~ NOON and EVENING will bc sold ut Burk
holders store. corner of Chestnut AMI Plum
streets, No. $50. Dry Goods, Notions. Boots AMI
shoes Come all and secure bargains. sale
ut = aril O'Clock.
H. h. .BURKIIoLDER, Agent.
$. HESS, AuctiOnccr. fll-2tu$
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Mothers, as 4 delightful sanitary measure,
always order the Cuticurl Medicinal! SGap.
Malt Bit:crS regulate, purify, strengthen and
nourish the maternal functions
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WAETS.

xxraNrED-AT THIS OFFICE COPIES
w. of the DAILY lSiELLIGE&CEh Oh
JANUARY n, 1880. oSOuu
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JACOB Il. LONG,
N. e. COR. CENTRE SQUARE,
Trans1cts Il General Commission Business in
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE MORT
CAGES, BOEDS. STOCkS. GRAIN,
AND PROVISIONS.
Prime Investment Securities Il! ways for sale
and inquiries regarding, them invited.
MONEY ALWAYS TO LOAN ON GOOD
MORTGAGES.
by means Of :; private wire 20 Philadelphia.
orders in BONDS. Stocks. Grain and Provisions
executed Instantly. fl0-SR&W1t
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stock N arxet.

stock oS8rxeT.
New IoRK STOCKS
Stocks strong.
February II.
Al u. a. u. r. u. p. u. r -.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
afternoon Sessinu.

The House reconvened at $50 P. NJ, Mr.
Daniels in the chair.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
After first and second reading of bills the
following Senate files were passed:
Amending the charter of the city of Austin
Amending the charter of the village OF
Brownsville, Houston county.
LegaliziHg the organization of the town oi
Clontarf, Swift county.
Incorporating the village of Pine City, Pine
county
For the removal of certain records from the
clerks office of the town of Norway Lake.
Incorporating the village of Perham, Otter
Tail county.
Relating to punishment of manslaughter in
the fourth degree.
For the protection of fish in Lake Hauska,
Brown county.
To fix the compensation of the county com.
missioners of Dakota county
Incorporating the village of De Graft.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
Restoring the death penalty for murder in
the first degree, yeas 50, nays 80. On motion
of Mr. SanbOrn the vote was reconsidered and
the bill laid aside.
To authorize the formation of millers' and
manufacturers mutual insurance company
For the relief of settlers on the Fort Ripley
reservation.
To legalize the organization of certain school
districts in Yellow Medicine county.
To legalize the acts of commissioners in
laying out State road from Fort Ridgley to
Swede Grove.
Relating to the sale of lands by executors,
administrators and guardians. Adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
DAVITT MARTYRED.
Arrested on a Trumped up Excuse--The
Irish People Greatly Excited, but Cool
and Vigilant.

Arrested on a Trumped up Excuse--The
Irish People Greatly Excited, but Cool
and yigilant.
NEW YORK, Feb S.-The Irish World to-
morrow, will print the following cablegram,
received from Thomas Brennan, their special
CORES pondent at Dublin, and also secretary of
the Land league at that city.
DUBLIN, Feb. 3.--Davitt is arrested. The
castle authorities declare his ticket of leave
forfeited There is intense excitement all over
Ireland at the news. The government, by
this act, has thrown off all disguise, and gives
all whom it may concern to know it will
make open war on the land league or any other
organization through which the Irish
people may declare its will. Great crowds
gathered around the newspaper offices. Knots
of men are discussing the act and specializing
as to the next step the government will proba-
bly, take. People are bold and defiant, but cool
and disciplined Hold all money for the land
league until advise by cable.
(Signedl THOMAS Brennan.
To the Irish World
DUBLIN, Feb 3.-The News of the arrest
of Michael Davitt spread through the PROV
inces with amazing rapidity. Many indigna-
ton meetings have already been held. Michael
Davitt was arrested for not reporting himself
to the police. Immediately after his arrest
Algon, Brennan and Dillon, of the land
league, went to the castle and
sought to have an interview with him, but the
police informed them he was not there. The
detectives, on arresting Davitt, drove to Kings
town, where the prisoner was placed on board
the mail steamer for London. Eagen, Bren-
nan and others went to Kingstown to see him,
before the steamer sailed, but the police re-
fused them admittance, and would allow no one
to see the prisoner except the doctor, who
advised him to go to the hospital as soon as
he arrived in prison, as he was threatened
with lung troubles. Egan and Brennan SUBJ
sequentlv succeeded i'll obtaining an interview
with Davitt, who wasi good spirits. He ex-
poets to go before the magistrate in Bow
Street to-day, (Friday,) and thence be conveyed
to the convict prison at Dartmoor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-04
Consolidation Completed.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-A meeting of stock
holders of the Western Union, American
Union and Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph COM
panies was held to-day, and the agreement en-
tered into by the directors of said companies
on January 10Th for the consolidation of the
companies was ratified, and the Western
Union Telegraph company, through John
Van Horne, vice president, took formal pos
session of the American Union and Atlantic
& Pacific Telegraph companies.
Tribune reporters endeavored to interview
Green, Echart and others this evening in the
Western Union and American Union manage
ment, but could not find them. Jay Gould
and W. II. Vanderbilt were at home, but both
refused to see reporters. American Union
telegraph signs were taken down in the
windows all through the city and Western
Union signs put in their place: There was a
good deal Of excitement at the Windsor hotel,
where the stockholders congregate and offers
of 116T for Western Union found no takers.
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Recovering From. the Storm.

Railroad officials, as rule, went to bed last
night feeling pretty well satisfied with them
selves and all mankind. The day was bright
and warm and little of any wind stirring,
which enabled them, with few exceptions, to
get their trains, more or less interfered with
by the snow OF the preceding day, into good
running order. The temporary blockade just
outside the city on the st. Paul & Duluth was
lifted at an early hour in the morning, and
trains were moving during the day nearly on
time.
The through train from Bismarck on the
Northern Pacific arrived yesterday morning on
time to a minute, and all it's trains, both out
and in, were nearly as prompt.
No trouble was experienced on the st. Paul &,
Manitoba, or the eastern division of theC Chicago,
St. Paul & Omaha, or the I. & NJ. division
of the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul. The
noon train on the river division of the latter
road was delayed some five hours on the La
Crosse division, the exact nature of the trouble
not being ascertained.
The st. Paul & Sioux City is all right again,
the morning train west and the train from
Sioux City held at Worthington during
Wednesdays storm opening up the
blockade and passing each other
about P. NJ. yesterday. The regular through
Omaha express on this road went out at the
regular hour yesterday afternoon, with its
full complement of coaches and sleepers and
will undoubtedly go through all night.
The western ends of the Hastings & Dakota,
Winona & st. Peter and Southern Minnesota,
are still closed, but the first named will pro-
badly be opened to-day.
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SENATE.

Two sessions of the Senate were held
yesterday, and the subject which prin-
cipally occupied both sessions was the
consideration of resolutions relative to
legislative apportionment. The matter
was debated at some length and finally
laid on the table to allow Senators to in
uuire into the several plans of dividing
the State into Senatorial and Representa-
tive districts before they should recon-
mend any plan. Just at the close of the
the afternoon session bill was passed
under suspended rules, amending the
charter of the Minnesota & Western (now
known as the Minneapolis & st. Louis)
Railway company, upon the assurance Of
several honorable Senators that the bill
contained no woodchucks.
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upper part of the building was soon alive
with terrified women and men calling for help.
AS the flames burst out from every direction
many escaped through the skylight by the
roofs of adjoining buildings. Some were
rescued by firemen's ladders. Emma and Laura
smoke, and their brother with great difficulty
managed to carry them fainting and terrified
down the burning stairs. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Petit made graceful escape from the upper
story by means of knotted bedding. In hall
an hour the concert and dance hall fell in with
q heavy crash, and shortly afterwards the rest
of the house, which is occupied by dodgers,
was reduced to smoking timber and ashes.
A. R. Wilson, lessee of the building, loses
SIS, 900 on furniture Loss on building estl-
mated at 500, 900, and tenants probably $4,000.
Insured bY United States Mortgage company.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Fire at Marshaltown, Iowa, destroyed
| Sleights elevator with 10000 bushels of corn.
Loss $4,000.
Geo. Smith and Catharine Miller were exc
cuted at Williamsport, Pa, yesterday. They
died without struggle.
| The First Baptist church, Central Square,
Cambridgeport, Mass, burned last night.
Loss, S105, 900; partially insured.
Norris, Winslow & Co., dry goods, Water
town, N. p, have made an assignment.
Liabilities. $4,000; assets, $4,000.
Virginia Republicans are urging the ap-
pointment Of r. M. Yost, of staunton, that
State, to the place of postmaster general in
Garfelds cabinet.
| ing at Providence, R. l. In 1854 he was elected
| professor of history and political economy in
Brown university.
Heavy rains continue in California, over
flowing the river banks in many places and
threatening the levees. Great destruction Of
property has already occurred.
Mrs. J. M. Kellogg, of Emporia, KS, has
been admitted to pHctice In the supreme court
of that State, the first lady on whom this
honor has been conferred in Kansas.
Official announcement of the consolidation
of the Western Union, American Union and
Pacific & Atlantic telegraph companies, was
made by the Western Union management yes
terday.
The House of the Illinois legislature yester-
day adopted resolution by strict party vote,
calling upon the Congressional delegation of
the State to support the proposition for plac-
ing Gen. Grant on the retired list of the army.
Reports of merchandise from the consular
district of Lyons to the United States for the
month of January, 5,7S3, 1886 francs, an in
crease of nearly 100000 francs over exports
| for December, 1880.
The State Senate of Kansas yesterday adopt
ed a resolution instructing the attorney general
| to institute quo warranto proceedings against
certain railroads to secure compliance with
the law requiring them to locate certain Off
ces within the State or forfeit their charters.
The charity ball held last night at the
| academy of music, New York, was great
success. The ball room was handsomely dec
GRATED and filled by the elite of the city. A
| handsome sum was realized for Necessary
Child's hospital, for the benefit of which the
ball was given.