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, 1881-12-05
l1I TELEGRAPH,
NEW YOItK,

10 LAE ftSttfrn <19SoEluff1 &'ft1es
New. ioaK, Dcc. a.-Govurnmonts wcro strong
and higher. a.
In tho tnilroad bond n,nrKet, Boston, Hartford
g. Eric llrsts were speciat feature, having al.
yanced to IDA from TX. New Ohio River l.
racIdc 1rsts advanced to N5 from o., and sau
Frnnclscn seconds tclass ~ to 9ett from NJ.
Stute 4ecurtica were dull
bloucy. :MH, csosing Mt ,. Primo mercantile
pnpcr. Gs.1.
Sterling exchange atcatly at 4so!&; demand,
4BlA.
, 1881-12-05
Ma.s,.c. u,.!e. ard ,,nc.,,nac,l. nr.nl.,.-

MSa,.s, 7'''s. Ha i nnn,s,nsc "s
s.: ssSs, S4:,fct@ III r%,si ,"'i'';!n. ". "sai; Gahs
.rHfMnwnSTot .rfMEnsTiSno ,mls. nns 'ts t RI M,iIt;,,c
E1SnWesiHrr H, Try y ,la!.. hnt ftrt, =,
,,a"u,,u." xt,.. w., n''d t"itly n,tir.! im.,
hgnSf weight, Mkh 1H, "S"t Mid !lcs IA
Wtn.f--A!rndf with n fair .tr,,aud. t e
I'll. e'' '''''r:; Il lhtI,t.
linrtsthNR -t'ark dull u,,d it,r},an -,
but ilrill Ant nrnt. dull nnd .i,,nn' ~" Tule
slna,tys Etimr ateAn! ~. ft..,s1l4L lAti
s@ili:,:sE.-t{alvt @ h.t tirnI 1T s,ii:i:. ~"
hsat,as !sss 'a". SH,;i ,"'S,n:s a.,
hHt seYlys setNstt t.iassittti; A,uor.'sr""t et
IL u c,l.!s 1ss,a ssthcntnnf' 1' a,v"s ';!. ;n..
, 1881-12-05
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts uud shipments
OF lending articles Of produce III tho city during
tho twonty-foilr hours cnlllng att o'clock
Saturday, tnorntng,, md for tho corresponding
ttino year aHu:
, 1881-12-05

PEUNtA, ILL.,. Dee. 1-GnAlS-Curn truls high mIsd.
G1xds.iY{ct EuIxa4 utxG?.ja. Data uru; NJ, white
%t1ia t6e. tiye nonllIIals NJ, Z, pE39tc.
lltuHwINEs-uMchanred.
tsEcEiITB-Wheai, l.Jjt; corrl. 4A115 but oats, aS
SHIPMENTS wheat, A7as GuEn., S,au bai "aas
lt,iS3 bu; rye. !, s0J Au; hurley, !,sp hn'
, 1881-12-05

claimants nnl tho Government, ,nnd tint tho
1H7s, should DO rrtnactttt UHdcr n&lstlng Inv It
IA fnnni tfnt ices aee tnkett IN a,!vnren hy per
soma who rcn,'nr NJ, aervlso m to aIl'lic!i.'s:
1t Is believed thNt II "a better fDr tho HtctcSfH
leo dependent upon thu successful prosecution,
or tho c11lf1, AMI thlt tto payment No sGcilrnA
To tho nttornhy trnIn tho rcnFinn allowed. Tho
.,tcoosslnl prosecution q c!,!lns Tor pension. eo
llons aitar tIo c!!,so Of tho War, rcIn'rcs n,orq
cuncHr Ia tue view pl tho commissioner TINT
q inv allowing more liberal compensation IN ut
torncya. to be mid FROM tho pension whom nj.
loved, lie cIlartetl.
Tho secret Investigation Of pension c!ninls by
special nEcnta operating at tho rcsuenco uf
siuncr und upcu Investigation substituted. with.
mt, IN Ills oplnon+ uotrlinent to tho interests or
ing unveTnhemts II, .,, ~, ,,, ,,,,.,, =, A.,
hit snsson of EonsScss he Inv extunJcIi tnis
t,t ns"s Il ,hh trs"infnrr ~ '"'8e' pi'pof'""
" lie rccnr,,nc,,,ls tint pruyIsou l,p Undo by
Congress tos ,bo cn,poy'nent s a Iar9sr num-
ecssssry A. tyeiiN t cspsuscs, @ g AID ID tat u r,,
\ 'Sn in s n9 M sS tho of f. ths
Tho special cxnil.Sr, mud also for tho cot,,peIi.
e 5asy +, e. ronovt flint IN, rco
of rxnuint1,v survco,s s @ i'o increaseI to "a fur
fur the!r expunscs s' and Il nrr ;,issn aSwans'o
whc., they sc re1uirc.l to cxa,nsno at tneIr
hen,cs Ssioners VIZ sIa ,tuS'!o % traysi
laws the CONDENSATION ri TrllsIun Agents nycr.
ages about s,'tsl and that this nlnt,nnt Ia .4to-
Euther rftsprupurtiDnutc IL thnir l,ll,ora nudSrc-
apo,iybJilies. Iir r,'cotninoiIJs lint provision
md ,hM1 thoy IL le r',utru,l II 10 MI Il, tic ctsH.io
or fraudulent pclslul t,TnItna -.
TheConlnIlsstoner cnl!s uttc,ltion to the prccs-
,tty for more t!etinl C,y!sluli,,u Tor tho fnow-
s "viSs ior are tH n. Is ~ud sa ''.1erMn M ra 70
si,uc she Jurisdiction NJ tho Mnrt,uiltln9 ulrnr
, 1881-12-05

CAT rtt;-'rfu week opnncd n,lsp!t.u,lsty. Tha mr.
rivals Tor Suniny mud MUhtthy nero sht uttly 4G1l
hbad!. and ut,ur than ordinarily hInfjp du.
nahd on EiAsesn account ttstcss Ut fur ~ extra
Rrades turned upward to tho excnl Ut Ite93c- rhis
fayurAblu stnto Ut M!nr. htwosee wns shurs ilveI.
Under tho heavy nrrtvns OF rn1sGny ard "Wednesday
oil ut MunHya advance wns nst md tho market RI.
nntncd dl to The Hush, though prices ut fHt caltle
nRaln wotked lrrn NJ tile u!0so 1oeausu ut tho sn-
ilesh Ut tho Ha''y Fur inEaror u Eunimoh Rratlrs
The market VIVA dul and dragging throughout. MHro
ut tbnso DESCRIPTIONS woru oIprru than could be ds-
posod Ut tn MlrantnEe. ThU warln dump weather
which pravhllut turing Tho gEustof nnrt tf Tho weck
ufentay iossaneu tho terinpd frosu l6cni titchrrs.
Thu fnrHo supply VI rhenp r0hitry md Ranu hs0 hf-
fccttf tho ltcfIos HRrket ntfAror,GJ. ni GuIflr0n
stock steasty .hrnk In var, Showing NJ ltu cuSs VI
the week nil haHrevAto AoOlo of 2Nts1c. 1'ura wRs
xSsk. ~ 'es sr,ess fsrFsst SSr;!S siso ss.,S
III SSf ,,r Ss, ,,%;; ys ,,S$ Ss$
s!ss tSSS ~: S;s H a ~ stSss !s
HUI .s' napa Snt 'fy yu af
onSs Snge otgsea: TIE wsek.s !r'pa w!,f do1e ns
.s ssess Il s L
= s IA sleSs TIL ses
nat fon.an a ne is Tses e iow MsSks M @ .sa"
81 snal s.ss s 81 s i,%Isa ] a closed Out 'o' linking
Extra lleeves-Stc1rs Weighing l.5u1 lbs atd
cSss iii; i!i;d we.ioi;aoi
% %sS9fs Ns!sttSF I:tS, q An; 5csasio
ina i,sN 10 aO bs. Glt3u
pae!sss ss !s's ,s es,Sa :;ss;:
y!sr, nelalinK ~ i 100 "a, 2'Saa7s
d lUT lis, .............s 2aoaa5o
vSasSr @ iS1 i
G NJ HsS 81 a prs ssa s'
rum TIC Utll laGt f1u An1 WIS BtHHY
@Ss ss s sss 's;a ~ .1;f
s,sa orsSass tas, nsaai u ts,e suppiy WIS "as
Sssn " sso A.. Fs e. ;,ses nv; H S1S %o
p!oyeaeHs-a aaits !tnpEgysn,ent. Ti!e hSEs
s9sTssS ax VII H ~ ri fa1 ss e. a,s @ T
peH1a ~, S9nac ioor "ss ats 1 H5ta7nx r. nus thnt M
s ose s"pas ?I!st s1 ~ at R!fSp5 %
Rsa'y NJ s5o 5a. & sas s
slIEEp-rho supp!y for the uast wesk was unusu::
5 SSs .
b, s;efs Fsts aaaSs
'Igs ssss;ssa ID 's ttWssSs {
4; i a;{ sosd @ ss; soa's seab. % soiS
ST. i9T,s M Dec ,,s k,,, Ieo ship.
IN: :s ss;s:; s
~ ss s S rs Ill., .
H.sRs ysx Eh tss, ySsts5 Il
roselts ;sa sS}pants s4ssasf' M '"n''
1NhtASAroLls- e..
ob2ss III aGa ,n
q $$a ass sssSs'ss Issss;, A s
ressIess e, s' .s'nSsaonts ns g. =, M r,,o,,, mn,
, 1881-12-05

st. 1,ott1E, Mo-. Dec. 3.-ttouls- UNCHANGED.
GRA1N-Whsat h!Klleri No. rod. a. I,Y,xc xc,,h
tl3sN DccelnSur. fl.:i}sais5ti Jnnnary sLS5ial IL;
February. sf.4sss March. NJ, 10. tl..k5L.N. Ne.
du. tI9& lid. Corn lawer; Uitie!Giu cash. t;ifa6}a
january, G;AaaTllo Fpttnhry, Gal4flGh; MAY {,,.
hluM. tthW4ssc cHsh, 4iAusitha Iuh,nry. ltIu nru:
at54c lid 0utlpy steady nt S5G4tLlj. N'
iIEAH-3tendy ut at.&5.
DUTTkit-ulicIA1,Kpd,
E1i.t-llIehNl,Ecu. !,
WHltKf-Stvnty ut El1A.
ttuytsioSs-qaias bnl trrs; very llttc meat re,dy.
hlTEil'rsFiuur, 400 hrla: wuaat I7,uD bu, c,rn.
GlsVs !nt 1ats. it0 hn: sys n1ltos nnsiey. llIpbn
corn, G1,0 bu, oats. s'ut, bu: RE, iiVuct basiey
, 1881-12-05

TOLEDO, o.. i3oc. a--fIRAsS--Whcat strong; No, y
ro5 sppt, slut4: ptcenber. Il 32ti Janu1'v h.,,1t
Fcbe,Ih.y, sl.4ugs, Cesn stGudy, NJ. t1ot hs'ie'
Janltnry, G!c; stay. Hc. tAts dull Gisd nomnah, ,,
EIA,VElt HEEltNo. tikktA il1 Istn.n ;ats
hECEtpra-Wheat, dou but eort't 4'o' ''' oA"'
y y!hr"axxrs-whras, u" Iuu nu, corn. s,oh bu; o't'
a.NN In.
, 1881-12-05

HnsrOS, Dec. 3.-FkUuN-pnfet but atcady.
GlkAIN-Cotn quiet nAl unchanged. OAta nrin' M.
md extra whitD, GG4k5sBt Nc. i! white, tIc; NJ.
white. Gl'4eSsc; 40. snixc. ataGe lsSo nom'uas'
uhnhMngGll. ....
i i'ItuVISlUSs-Qniek hut stendy.
1fU7Tklt--flr,n and In uuud huiunud.
EliHEkE-Stcahr uIld ItTnl.
EHHA-N0ullhnl5y NnphnHt4h ~ ....z
lllnEs-Huitt, light sAiost lats!lna buyers favofs
MnstGrn dig, l14ltBet tD wet. B4&iir.
TALLuW-?teadY ut 7}tIfAr.
DllQrA nNIhhnEail ...- ,,o.,
NECElirrS-FI1ur. 4;IU brls, l0D sacks, cora, {1Q0
bu; NllHat. 4.aN hi; UMlt, l3t0j bu.
ADMINISTRATIONS, 8U iris.
, 1881-12-05
NNW KIRK.


NEW fonK. bee. A-tortoN-i11lst, i7'tot3 7-isot
futures nrnt tecamtor i1uet January, l23e; FabrI-
asy, lAto. alatst. l3alot Aurtt E7yc' MAY, l1pto,
June, nolc, July, G.!lu, Auguat lS,:&u, september
EaN,
fLOUN-OuiSt 4hd UNCHANGED.
GKAIa-Whvat N@ls h'xapr, faveftsa 'a,d unsot-
uud reca'pts. wltl by, e1Poru. llauu 0ui angraavd
sEr'na i hard nnutl spEtny, slAI, M. do, el74
unRRslSd rod. N1VAl,4li M. d. ttG7}s: NJ, do,
$LAtsasl4t NJ, rcd fl454s un4radsd vhlts, IT, Ats
i.l't NJ. lido. sales Ut Ga0D bu IT tL3i4l, No. 3sod
1!ocsaoaf sels4 Ut Nau1 bns ~ %aA, pEoa.nR
at tl<l'tt JANUARY. sslss VI li9sup GN VI N.Esi&s
, sts,Lsi}sssl H III flsinS ss 4 ssss AZ
fs.hs1 M satef Hs!S H. ht:nsr
6s.!cl W. ssfs.1tss NJ: ll!s 1Set tnfutluE VT
In ,9S. ne ysv.'.SS;s s1Ss,lH q g
1tHs: vlos!ua II S1tsI AYy 1aAt6Ao Dats din aud
ws.ss!p, sMsSsS =; III ~. xnts 20 o. AtaSs@
l!1ns-Qulet bnl dt,ai YsatlnKp, l1azs1 Eastern
md WSs.srn. takaus 6sM fuf9 etaie, z4fS0e4
GhocGAlEk-tpnea dull and iuWart BIO c1rHoas
a4ossd u sh**tlH. sugar dull End upshankst
, 1881-12-05
INlIIANAl'f)Nrs


INDIANAPOLIS, dee. hfm ~. e.''''
@tsU1S. Corn nrln NJ GlktIu. Uhts tfHt A. *""e'
, 1881-12-05

Oswk1o, Dec. I-1nAld-WAeat Heaos' ~"'N
qulotl Wu,terq nixad, 7sc.
, 1881-12-05

LONDON, Dec. 3-h II. m.-Couaols, money
% tilt; account, Oh l.-lh.
American scrlrltics-united States 4tfs. llG4;
Now York Central, ia:; Eric, Ali; Heading, VI. :
rAilty, Dec. a.-iiuntcA, sIr hu.
, 1881-12-05
Tho following were tho shipments uf I'rovIs-
,tts frotn Chioa0u for tho porltsa stated. Tho

3Hu tXIsUFl9 OF pfOV3a1bt1S fFOtfI THO S6hlNlNFIl
fur tito week cntt9 NsH. ~ included T,20l brls
pork A7g7 brla bcof, 517t.TH lbs lard, 7,1.s0as
lbs hog. iicAt i; Al trb lbs chccsu, md s.i,aN lbs
tuiiuw.
Tho following was tho distribution ol tho OK
I,rts Ut fluur, whcat, and corn for tho week. ct.
tnas Nnv. ~ from Montreal. 1,oston, Now York,
pNIluflEnhta. H1ililrnrf. md Nntx flrinahs.
, 1881-12-05

W4Lu.sQToS. n. e.. Dec l-5p1ane - TX. sin:la
TTt.sstF~F'ru' Ttst ''4es hard; et''' 'e''''' 'N'
, 1881-12-05

4AusthllIA Is repVFted To hNyo fa1scl q, ,600 OCO
ou wheat III 1Ssu.'sl, against 5u,3i7,O00 Iii the
previous year.
Tho following wcrc tho exports nj hrcnlstufIs
fur September, 1881 and 1850. and for tho nino
Euonths ondrti Sept. ~, 1881, MS por complete re-
lNprt oe thu Washington bureau uf Statistics:
EXFnttrA.
, 1881-12-05

rt}tAIJEs-A BlnAdY tr,.ds from stors coptlnuys
"!thont shanga Y. rtls1s !hs daily rsvspts quia
dspnea q te,sis .tocss taass th.n at4lat y !holf
eu by thg s.s-lot o1 l!4gx uia a4riy r0sa VI HUG lH
~ ssss 81 IT, t ~ sa
. FbULTKt AMI GAME-WsosssI cbicksus vers
i4lsl3 sst!vs = NJ 1sss. were Aed u sI ~ dos.
saa aSsss aSs y E ti !ss' aMsSa ps! dos arle
aoa M.tstda s9id q ~ psr aosi aas I'll sn'sl
lur Ap1, - -
, 1881-12-05

bAGG1SU-NothlnR now was Developed IN this
nMEkot Ttade EeuAlns 4ulet at ab01t seady pEleea.


ciasIy new. f7nu tabIo buttci being senrcc continues
10 eommund fancy prices, but the lower grades
at1W nj relatively prceb. Tho oppression In Tho
a.tor IL ,ie to thu fuct that the mnrkot IL Hooded
with Imitation nuiter. which tail he had at from as1
stHin
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22
TIE COLE-GUNDAKEH CASE.

Cole Pronounced Out OF Danger-Formal
Complaints Against Gundaker and COun-
ter Complaints Threatened-Gun-
daker Admitted to Hail.
Ed. II. Cole, who was shot at the City
hotel, by Emanuel II. Gundaker, was out
riding yesterday. The ride appears to
have given him slight back-set, but Drs.
Atlee and Carpenter have united in certi-
flying that he is not in any immediate dan
ger.
Gundaker's friends thereupon renewed
their application for Mr.. Gundaker's dis
charge from prison, and at noon to-day he
was discharged on giving bail in the sum
of 81 900 for hearing before Alderman
Samson on Thursday, the Goth inst.
Meantime Cole sent for Alderman Sam
son and District Attorney Davis, who
called at his rooms at Mrs. Reese's, where
lie made formal complaint against Gun.
daker for surety of the peace and assault
and battery with intent to kill Constable
Flick, of the Ninth ward, also made COM
plains against him for carrying concealed
deadly weapons. These several complaints
will be heard on Thursday next.
1t is given out that criminal suits will be
entered by Mr.. Gundaker against Mrs.
Gundaker and Cole, and that civil suit
for damages will also be begun against
Cole.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22

SENATOR JONES tells US that Arthur
has been much disturbed by the respon.
sibilities cast upon him, but has made up
his mind that he has to meet them. He
is going to have brand new cabinet
that will be in entire harmony with his
views. Blaine is to be supplied with
rheumatism as a reason for getting out,
and to Window it is suggested that his
work is finished the smaller fry will be
shot out without ceremony. Arthur,
according to Jones, reads men through
at a glance, understands the ropu-
lar feeling and is not going to
make any mistakes. No doubt Ar
thur knows men better than Garfield,
and is good politician-it has been lis
trade and livelihood. If he wasn't that
he wouldn't be anything. And it is be-
cause he knows men that we don't see
much comfort for the country-the men
that are closest to him being such fear
full travesties of statesman's friends.
With George Bliss and Johnny Daven-
port in the kitchen cabinet the admins
tration will be pus cavity in the side
of the country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22
THE MILLERSvILLE SCHOOL.
A Larger Attendance Than Ever.

"A Larger Attendance Than Ever.
We are informed by reliable gentle
man, who is in an excellent position to
know all the facts, that the prospects of
attendance at the Millersyille Normal
school this winters session are better than
last that &c students entering on Mon
day brought tho total number up to
312, many more than were there at the
same date year ago, with an out
look for numerous additions yet.
We are informed upon the same author
ity that the INTELIIGENCER errs in Opin-
ing that the the persons forbidden the
grounds were excluded "because they
sympathiZed with the revOlters. =" It is
claimed that THAT is only part Of the rea
son. This action was contemplated long
before the revolt was thought Of" "These
young men," it is alleged. "have been
a constant annoyance for years." They
have "abused the hospitality of the in
stitution, it is claimed. "and used the in
of the school to iDjure
and, if possible, destroy it,
It is also claimed by friends of the fac
ulty that the pamphlet statement pub
lished by the revOlters "abounds in the
most outrageous misstatements and exag.
gerations," and that the faculty have
done nothing in the way of following the
expelled students beyond the institution
except to send the list of names to the
other normal schools as required by the
rules governing all the state normal
schools.
As to the preparations made for the en-
fOrcement of the regulation excluding GER
tain persons from the grounds and halls, it
said the faculty had information that they
last Friday night to defy the
of the board
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22
ON THE MABCB.
To Yorktown Through Lancaster.

Light battery G, United States army,
which started from Governors Island
New York, just week ago, on it's march
to Yorktown, to attend the centennial cele-
bratiOn Of the surrender of Corvallis, ar
rived about o'clock, on Monday evening,
at Red Lion, at the county line on Bristol
pike, between Montgomery and Philadel-
phia counties. They encampedthere until
6 o'clock Tuesday morning, soon after
passing through Frankford, and going over
to Nicetown lane, escorted by the
Linehan band of Frankford and a
firing party Of Kearney post, Nc.
5j. A halt of fifteen minutes was
made at the "Jolly Post ~ tavern, in
commemOratiOn Of similar halt made
there by WashingtOn's forces in 1881,
whose line of march it is designed to strict
ly follow. Yesterday they came on up
the Lancaster turnpike and ought to get
to this city some time to day. 1t is ex-
pecte1 that the battery will arrive in Bal
timore on Saturday and. stop over until
Monday. It carries fifteen days ratiOns,
but these are replenished along the route as
occasion may demand. The officers of
the battery are Captain, VIM. Sinclair,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22
PERSONAL.

EDWARD BHINTON, esq, started OH foot
this morning on n visit to Honeyhrools,
Chester county.
Miss lizzie b. CARA reached Philadel-
phia yesterday on the steamship British
King and arrived home at y o'clock last
evening. She is looking very wall and
says she was not sick moment during her
entire trip.
Colonel p. N. GUTHRIE, Pittsburgh,
has selected a delegation to press his
claims for tho state treasurer nomination
at Williamsport. Col. James p. Barr, J.
X. P. Duff, ]. E. Guthrie and VIM.
McClelland will be on the delegation.
DIR. TALMAGE has become the editor of
a magazine and he announces that sit will
be the vehicle of the best undenomina-
tional thought of the times" From this
the Philadelphia Bulletin cruelty infers
that DR.. Talmage does not propose to
write for it himself.
The grave of b" PETER PARLEy" Samuel
G. Goodrich) is in a rural graveyard near
Southbury, Conn.,, only little way from
the Goodrich place. The marble slab at
the head bears as an emblem an open
book with two or three dogs cared leaves
livery significant memorial of the pio-
n Ger in children's literature.
j. w. SIMONTON is not yet judge of tie
Dauphin. Lebanon district. The judicial
conferees failing to make a choice at Lob
anon few days ago, met again at tho
Lochiel hotel, Harrisburg, yesterday.
After taking twelve unsuccessful ballots
the conference adjourned to meet at Har-
risburg October 1. The Lebanon people
are still for Cyrus Miller and a resident
judge.
Senator BURNSIDE at one time attempt
ed to carry out a certain routine of work
and anu usement after the fashion of foreign
statesmen. A friend who called upon linn
one evening found him writing out a
speech, with pot Of hot tea beside him
for stimulant and music box near grind
ing out lively airs. Every morning he
took brisk walk on Pennsylvania avenue
and in the afternoon drive in his dog
clrt.
An esteemed Republican contemporary
has hopes for ARTHuR-if he will ''shake''
his wicked partners He owes nothing |
now to any men, but everything to the
people. To them he owes the noblest
purposes, his most elevated convictions,
his highest principles, his most patriotic
sense of duty. Henry, Prince of Wales,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22
REGISTRY OF VOTERS
The Number on the Books,

We are indebted to county commission
er's clerk, l. N. S. Will. for the following
detailed list of the number of voters reg
istered in the several districts Of the
county, according to the registry that
closed Sept. 8, 1881
Adamstown, 1888; Bart, 3O2; Breck.
mock, 1893 Caernarvon, 3G6 Cocalico
East, 57S; Cocalico West, 591 Colerain,
40; Columbia 1st ward, G32 :; Columbia
I'd ward, 753 Columbia Sd ward, 7OI !;
COnestoga, G17 Conoy, 457 Clay, 377
Donegal 10th district, 400; Donegal 61st
district, 271 Donegal SD district, 1876
Donegal West, 294 Drumore, Y12
Ephrata, 1863 Earl, 1886 4; Earl East,
673; Earl West, 479; Elizabeth, 239
Elizabethtown, 249 Eden, 274 Fulton,
4G2 Hempfiell East, 23d district, 40
Hempiield East, 38th district, 4O7; Hemp
field West, 32d district, 34j Hempfieid
West, seth district, 2S6 Hempield West.
57th district, 100 :; Hempfield West. 5StR
district. 14S; Lampeter East, SIG Lam
peter West, AL Lancaster, 214 Lea
cock, 547 Leacock Upper, 564 Little
Britain, 454; Martic, 675: Manor
Both district, 60; Manor 34th dis
trict. Ais; Manor 55th district, 34s
Mt. Joy lower, 249 Mt. Joy upper, 1886
Mt. Joy borough, 453 ; Marietta, GEO
Mannheim township, sO2 Mannheim bor-
Ougb, 443; Paradise, $50 Penn, 500 T.;
Peqnea, 33S Providence, 537 F.; Rapho,
59th district, 181 Rapho, Goth district,
SGl Rapho, SD district, 222 Rapho,
54th district, 1877; Salisbury, 934 Sads.
bury, 425 Strasburg township, 493;
Strasburg borough, $50 ; Warwick, 997
Washington UPPER 10e; Washington
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-22
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Frederick Juren, aged "a. committed
suicide by hanging himself from rafter
of his tenement because his sweetheart
fooled him.
Charles Deter walked five miles for the
purpose Of killing his wife, at Yorktown,
Indiana. Finding her with some visitors,
whom he was too polite to disturb, he
committed suicide instead.
$4,000 loss and the supposed burning
of a missing employee, who slept in the
shops, have ensued from the destruction
by fire of the steam wood turning and
bending mill for the manufacture of wagon
material, at Richmond, Va.
George Seahr, 81 years old, of SO Sheriff
street, New York, who is only four feet
tall, became jealous of his wife because she
was noticed by neighbor, who was tall,
handsome man, and took his own life with
paris green.
While Senator Jones declares that a
stalwart cabinet will be appointed the
stalwart organ at the capital has an ad-
vertisement asking in the name of ''Grand
Bounce " for a list of Democratic CLERKS in
the postal department.
The marriage of Gustavus, Crown Prince
of Sweden, with the Princess Victoria,
only daughter of the Grand Duke of
Baden, has come off. The King of
Swede9aa and the Emperor Of Germany con-
Quoted the bride, and the Duchess of
SAKE and Queen Sophia of Sweden. the
bridegroom. The Crown Princes of Den
mark and of Germany were present.
Professor Barnard, at Nashville, has
discovered bright telescope comet, in
seven hours forty-six minutes right ascen-
sion, and thirteen degrees twenty-eight
minutes north declination, with motion
of three degrees northeast. Professor
Swift, of Rochester, the same morning
caught 4 view of the long expected
Enckc's comet, visible near Bata Aurige.
Four comets are now visible by the aid of
telescopes in the sky.
The body of Mrs. Arthur Stern was
found on the prairie near Lawndale, ILL.,,
with bullet hole in the left temple. Her
husband, who is drunken vagabond, has
previously admitted numbering her, then
denied it and now admits 1t. He said that
he did it because his people wished to sep
arate them. They agreed to die together,
but when he saw her dead he did not have
courage enough to kill himself.
DR.. Henry C. Cole, mayor of Kokomc,
Ind, has been shot and killed by sheriff s
posse. For years Cole has been suspected
of crooked ways, and he has been slad-
owed by detectives for a long time. The
sheriff's posse was watching the Spring
mills, having had an lntimatiOn that the
doctor intended that night to rob the mill.
lie had an accOmplice, and they had car
ricd four sacks of flour from tho mill,
when fire was opened, resulting in Coles
instant death.