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ANOTHER EFFORT rOR Gu1rEAU.
HE Assassin Signs . Petition for q VIZ
Of Haboos COruus

The Assassin Signs . Petition for q Wril
Of Habeas Corpus.
WAsHINGTON, June 1O.-Mr. Charles
Il. Reed, in company with a notary pub.
lie visited tho Jail yesterday, to secure Gui-
teau's signature to petition for writ of
ha5eas corpus, returnable before q Justice
of the United State supreme court. 1t is
believed that Justice Miller will be
asked to pass upon the writ, as he
is expected to arrive in this city next
week, and will be the only member of the
supreme court then in Washington.
After an attentive reading of the petition
Guiteau signed it, remarking that it would
be of no service as the case was closed, in
his opinion, and he added that his only
hope lay in the presidents intercession.
Mr.. Reed explained that it was neces-
sary to first exhaust every legal resource.
These proceedings will probably be begun
in the early part Of next week.
Yielding to Gen. Crocker's solicitations
Guiteau has fnallyconsented to see a
clergyman, and he was attended
Yesterday by the Rev. DR.. Hicks, of IL Q
Tabernacle church of this city. The inter-
view lasted an hour and the prisoner was
much affected. He earnestly Joined in
the prayer offered by the minister in his
behalf.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1O.--Thc
civil suit instituted last August by the
United States against Henry W. Howgatc,
late of the United States signal service, to
recover SOL ,275.SO of government funds
alleged to have been appropriated to his
own use, was before Justice Macarthur
in the circuit court this afternoon on Il
demurrer to the pleading, which! was over
ruled and the counsel given until Monday
next to decide whether they wonid answer
or confess judgment.
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Il BallOOnist's NIishap.

LONDON, June 1O.-A balloon containing.
Sir Claude De Crespigny and Mr.. Sim
monds, an aeronaut, ascended from MaIdon
to-day, the occupants intending to cross
the channel. Immediately after it was
released the car struck house ard Sir
Claude De Crespigny fell ont and broke
his leg. Mr.. Simmonds proceeded alone.
A dispatch from Calais states that the
balloon was sighted from there at four
o'clock this afternoon. 1t Was proceeding
in sOutherly direction.
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NEW YORK. June l0.--FlOur-State and
Western in buyers favor and dull. Southern
duh and heavy.
Wheat unsettled and A@1zc lower; fair
speculative trading: No. 2 Re,i. June, 81 i6L
al AZ do July. 81 2s2a@l W.: iO August,
Oct, 81 2ll.
Corn asG0asc lower ana heavy; Mixed West
ern, spot, 12Gl7f14c; do futures, 770795sc.
Oats 4eiIc lower; No. June. 5Sl4c; do
July. 554c: do Aug. i5ti@lG4c; State, 390
&c Western, 5SaI66c.
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Disastrous Floods In British Columbia.

VICTORIA, B. c., June 1O.-Reports
come from Frazer river valley, Of the most
disastrous floods v.r known in that pro-
vince. All the crops in the bottom Elntls
were destroyed and the loss on property
is estimated at 100000. In some places
the river is sixty-twO feet above low
water mark and wagon roads thirteen
feet under water. Rivers are now report
ed at stand still.
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Police I;reak I'm 4 Prize FIGHT.

NEW YORK. June 1O.--A large number
of sporting men arrived at COney Island
last night to witnessa fight for the cham
tween James Murry and Benjamin Green.
The ring was pitched in room in the
Elliott hotel and shortly after daylight
this morning the fight. commenced. After
the third round tho police made descent
on the house. Many persons escaped by
jumping from windows, but among those
arrested were Murray, one of the pugilists,
and his second, Daniel Dougherty, who
refused to desert him. Green had up to
that time received the worst Of the fight
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Alleged EelOniOus Assault.

WHMINGTON, Del, June 1O.-Bcnjamin
Scott and Cornelius johnson, accused of
committing felOnious assault on Lizzie
Poor. near Milford, OH the night of Juno
1. were arrested at Clayton last night.
They made no resistance AMI said they
were on their way to give themselves up.
They admitted taking the woman out car
riage riding that night, but denied the as.
sault.
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PORTLAND, Oregon, June 10-The
average Republican majority on the state
ticket is 1,S0O. NJ. f. George, for Con-
gress. will have nearly 1900 in tho state,
which is the largest majority ever given to
any candidate. Moody, for governor, will
have about 100 less than George. The
Republicans have the Legislature by a
certain majority of 10. which may be in
creased to 13.
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Oarsmen or for ENGLAND.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1O.-Among the
passengers on the steamship Pennsylvania,
which sailed for Liverpool this morning,
were the Hillsdale. of Michigan, the
champion four-oared crew of America,
who take shells with them to England to
take part as the representative of the
National association of amateur Oarsmen
in the different regattas held during the
summer III that country.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
light local rains, winds mostly from north
east to southwest, stationary or a slight
fall in temperature.
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A Defaultins Postmaster.

AVER, Mass, June 10.-Leonard A.
Buck. who has been postmaster here some
eleven years. is reported to have disap-
peared, aud it is thought there has been a
deficiency in his accounts which his bond
men will be obliged to settle.
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Proceedings In the House.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Immediately
after the reading Of the journal the House
went into committee of the whole and re-
sumed consideration of the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill.
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Election Oficera Fined

RAnLEIGH, N. c., June 1O.--In the
United States court here to day Demsey
Bryant, jr., and J.H. Bell, who were found
guilty in the Halifax election case, were
each fined $500. The Enfield election
cases were continued.
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WASHINGTON, June 10.-The meeting of
the Window committee, which was TO have
been held this morning, has been post
poned until Wednesday next.
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A ORDINANCE AEATINa FOR
n Prompt Payment, and Adding to Take.

A ORDINANCE AEATIN8 FOR
"A Prompt Payment, and Adding to Taxes
OF Delinquents.
SECTION !. BE 1t ordained by the Select AMI
Common Councils OF the City OF Lancaster,
that all persons who shall pay their taxes to
the Receiver OF Taxes on or before the first
day OF July I'm each and every year, shall b.,
entitled to an abatement of three per cent.
after that date and on or before the first day
OF september. the amount charged In the.
duplicate must be paid after the first ,lay OF
September, in addition to the tax in the .lupli-
cate, six per cent. will be required to be paid.
SEC: 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with the above are hereby repeat
Ordained and enacted! into a law, in the city
OF Lancaster, June Z, 1882.
9. Il. DAVIS,
President of Common Council
DAVID l.. DEEM,
Clerk of Common Council.
GEO. NJ. BOi:GER
President of Select Council.
j. Is. LIGHTLY
Clerk of Select Council
Approved, Junc9. 1882:
93td JSO. +. MACGONIGLE, Mayor
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The Nlaryland Coal Strike,

CUMBERLAND, June 10-The morning
trainmen on the Eckhart road refused to
transport the coal mined by imported
labor. The company have one engine at
work this afternoon and say all positions
will be supplied by willing men by Mon
day.
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10. 1882
THE LATEST NEWS.
A DEMENTED MOTHERS CRIME.

She Robes Her Children In White and "A
ministers Poison to Them and
Then Commits Suicide.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 10.-Casper Sey-
bolt is baker who works at night. After
he had left his home last night his wife
began preparations for horrible deed.
The pair had four children, aged respect
lively twelve, seven and two-and-a half
years, and baby of four months.
She dressed the four in fresh,
white clothes with bright ribbons, then
gave them strychnine, and as soon as they
were dead, laid them out carefully with
flowers in their hands, and all their sur
roundings made as beautiful as possible.
Having put on fresh white chemise dec
Grated with ribbons, she took dose of the
poison herself. This was just before
her husbands return at five o'clock
this morning. When lie appeared
at the door she met him and
said :" Come and see the children, they
are all dead and gone to Heaven. SEQ
how pretty they are, with nice flowers for
the angels" One of the children was
alive, but has since died. Mrs. Seybolt
died about 7 o'clock this morning. The
cause Of the dcmented woman's act is un--
known.
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Fire In Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 1O.-White,
Corbin & Co.'s envelope works at Rock.
vile were damaged by fire and water last
night to the extent of 500, 900 insured for
$50, 1000.
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A Man Who Laughed.

LONDON, June 10.-Three Hundred sol
diers and police have bren drafted in the
district where Mr.. Burke was shot. The
three persons arrested on suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the murder have been
released as there was no evidence to justify
their retention. The only point against
the man Kane (whose name was previous.
ly given as Keene) was that he laughed
when the bodies were discovered.
A Naptha Confiagration.
The Daily News correspondent at st.
Petersburg telegraphs that the fire at
Baker, which broke out in a warehouse
stored with naptha on Tuesday, has ex-
tended to the naptha wells, and is only
likely to cease when the material on which
it feeds is exhausted.
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Arrival Of an Oarsman,

WINNEpEe, Manitoba, June 1O.-Wal.
lace Ross, the Oarsman, has arrived here.
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The Horse Market.

This morning Fiss & Doerr shipped q
fine driving horses to New York city.
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Special NOTICES.

Mothers! MOtllers!! MOthersm
Are you disturbed at night and broken ot
your rest by sick child suffering and cryin (
with eXcruciating pain of cutting teeth: II
so, go ut once and get IL bottle OF Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer -depcnd
upon it, there ID no mistake about IL. There
Is not a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who Will not tell you 1T once that il will rcgu
late the bowels, and give rest TO the mother
and relief and health 10 the child, operating
like magic. 1: Is perfectly sale 10 use in all
cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and is the
prescription OF one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. - cents Il bottle.
m2-ly-M, ,W&S&w
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Grain and PROVISION Quotation =:
June 10.
CllfcagO.

One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvis.
ions, furnished by :. +. iundt, Broker, Isl
East King street.
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JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
IOHN WANAMAkER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY.:

| SATURDAY:
Bathing suit Of the one patterr
which last year surpassed every
other as toht; one-piece; double
yoke; inside seams covered with
tape; belt lined with canvas
Seems to be perfect now; Ger.
tainly much betterthan lastyear;
and it was thought about perfect
then. s3.25 to $3.50, according
to the flannel.
Paiamas of white cheviot, a
fine cotton of heavy thread, 81
Scotch gingham of lively plaids,
s475; thin Scotch figured flan-
mel (for travelling Mostly, sS !;
pongee silk, the most popular of
all, s12: white canton crepe, the
richest and most delicate, $40.
Nisht-shirts, with the same
frog fastenings that are used in
pajamas, s2.75.
The finest merino underwear
now is Allen Solly & Co.'S, Lon
don:
Nearly -all-wool gauze ss7a 1875
Silk Ind-woOl 325 j.75
Brettle's silk for summer:
Halbriggan silk-strped 81 81
Silk gauZe 6
Unique walking-sticks, ready
and made to order.
West OF Arcade 1913 Chestnut.
White, printed and flannel
shirts for men and boys, ready
to put on, and made to measure
many styles and qualities.
Undershirts and drawers of
many approved sorts; some of
them valued because they cost
very little; some because they
are very comfortable and dura-
bic; IS cents up.
Neckwear, gloves, hose and
all the little accessories of mems
and boys dress.
Market street, Middle entrance
Clothing for men and boys.
The season is too urgent to
waste words. We have had no
spring; and here's the heart of
summer. Spring is surely COM
ing yet. The usual amount OF
spring clothing has gottobe got.
Ofcourse it is here, waiting your
coming; and a good deal of it is
marked down a fifth. Let us say,
though, that we don't consider
the marked-down clothing any
cheaper than the rest of it. We
have marked down in these two
ways: first to push slow sorts
second to keep even with our
other houses down town. We
should have to mark up, if we
we're going to keep even with
the other clothing people.
East OF middle aisle. near Market street.
Shoes. Will gentlemen, as
well as ladies, notice our shoes ?
Our trade in gentIemen's shoes
does not keep pace with that in
ladies' and children's, either as
to quality or work or amount
Very natural; for this is rather
A ladies' store, though we don't
mean it to be. But we afford
the same advantages to men.
And these advantages are posi-
lively unique; viz, all sorts of
shoes, side by side; all we know
about them at your service; fair
y close prices on them all |; the
most generous guarantee of sat
sfaction that we know how to
make and yet keep ourselves
safe.
1t is certainly a good place to
BUY shoes, if even a few of our
opleunderstand theirbusiness.
Vest OF Middle aisle, near Market.
Picnic hats of many colors,
of alternate braids, mixed
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On FRIDAY. JUNE IL, 1882 will be sold
at public sale. ut the public house of. W.
Frantz. Millersville, Lancaster county, Pa
COWS some fresh and some springcrs. Among
them are a few No. Alderncy Cows and a
few Bulls Is head OF Stock steers from zoo to
1000 pounds in weight. They will all he sold
without reserve, anc we're selected with great
care. The cows mus: be IN every respect as
represented or no sale.
A credit OF GO days will be given.
sale 10 commence ut l O'Clock ID m., sharp
when attendance will be given by
HARRY G. LINTNER.
SAN'L HEss SoN, Aucts.
BIZ 1t is dry We will sell In tho wet, and
hI IL wei VIC VIII sell In the dry. jlO Gtd<w
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ATrIVIHS IT IIOUHC MO ut 2 q. IN.
Also taking passengers from Harrisburg,
MechanicsburS Carlisle and SMppcnsburg.
TaylOr's full orchestra OF Lancaster will ac-
company the excursion. Return train leaves
Mount Alto ut 600 p. III.
Secure your tickets and receive all infOrnia-
ton from f. J. Erisman, Sc North Queen ST..
$. ID. Stape, .Landisville; StOll l. Mooney, Mt.
Joy, and Nv. Miller, EIiZabethtown. (is, 10 l2d
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EXCELsIOR FURNITURE I,111IS,

EXCELsIOR FURNITURE POLISH,
We receive daily the most flat,or,rr
testimonials from the ladies' that ~ ntiHf
do all We claim for it. For Pianos IN
gans, Furnit1re, White Paint. China
CLOSING and OIL Paintings 1T HAS No
EQUAL. Persons having soflcd vain,
able oil paintings can have them dom
up free OF charge if you bring them TO
3O7 NORTH QUEEN STREET
it, FRANK J. STEINHACSER
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New York. Phlladelphlu AMI Local STOCKS
also United States Bonds rerCTt ,d daily by
JACOB 3. LONG, p North Queen str, ,et
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TURTLE SOUP.-TURTLES ESOUP, FROGS,
i Dcviled Crabs, Spring Chickens. Cape May
Salts, and all other delicacies OF the season
this and every evening At the Popular East
King Street Restaurant and Dining Rooms,
No. Is GEO. II. MILLER,
ltd* PrOOrietOr
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IINOK SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND,
L two seat ROckaway. newly painted. Also
a good set OF Carriage Harness. Call at
HOFFMEIEK'S FURNITURE STORE,
ltd* No. u East King Street.
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ENTERTdINIMENTS,
LxCUHS;UN To MOUNT ALTO PARK
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th.

Arrangements have been Inaaic with the T.
X. X. to run a special truin' through without
change, leaving TICKETS,
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until June Il by the Rev. Dr. McCullagh
for the completion of st. Mary's Orphanage
ard Schools. For plans and specifications ap-
ply at the Pastoral Residence. The right is
reserved TO reject all bids not satisfactory
3td*.
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[NHEAP LOTS FOR SAEE-TBE UNDER
~ signed offers TO sell BUILDING LOTS on
Duke. Lime Frederick ana! New streets On
Long Time and Easy Payments Call ON
a. VI. Russell.
lO-3td cod ~ East King street.
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StOUK kIsOUT LUNCH THIS EVENING; AT
- the Fourth Ward Saloon, South Queen
street. Philadelphia beer on tap Lunch every
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ltdk WM. REIiM, propriGtor.
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nISEASES OF THE SklN HAVE BEEN
IL too much separated from other diseases,
and the skin has been locked upon too much
as independent of other parts.
All Diseases of the Skin, Cancer AMI Private
Diseases permanently cured by DIR. II. ID.
LONGAkER. Office-l3 East walnut street,
Lancaster, Pa. Consultation free. juS-3td
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INRESH STIcAWNEEsRlE TONIGHT
after C o'clOck-I2 boxes, 81. 90. Fresh Peas
an,i Potatoes, Elegant Oranges and Bananas,
Cape May Salt and Spiced Oysters. Fresh
Deviled crabs. at ECkERT'S DAILY MAR
KET, l>9 Fast King street. it,
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DRIME LOT Or YORK COUNTY COWS
i at public sale.-On WEDNESDAY, June
caster Stock Yards (Jas. Stewart, ProD1 Ian
caster, Pa, the following live stO X. viz
25 head OF York County Cows, some fresh
hard to beat were selected with great care
and must be i'm every respect as represented
credit of GO days will he given.
sale to commence at one O'Clock D. H. of
said day when attendance will be given by
HENRY PFIFFEHLING
SAM'L HESS & SoN, Auct's.
NB.-If 1t is dry We will sell in the wet
and if 1t is wet we will sell in tho dry.
jlc-3tdS, NIT
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DEATHS.

WyANTED-A GOOD STOUT Roy To
w learn the foundry business. Apply at
JOS. HUBER'S Machine Shop and Foundry,
corner Grant and Christian streets. It'd
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNI.
III TURE.
The undersigned manu- ufactIrer and dealer
in furniture desiring to reduce his stock OF
furniture to make room for building, has re.
,iuccd his prices tor that purpose.
The public are invited to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
LEWIS FRIEDMAN
No. "GO West King street, corner of Null
berry, Lancaster, Pa. l,&
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4 i.AKEIs WANTS A SITUATION AS
n first hand in city or county, 10 yearS eN-
pcriencc. Cali or address. stating wages, 1a4
Poplar street. Lancaster, Pa. JelU,ltd
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NTANTED.--TWO GOOD SEGA IA
w kerr. Apply to
}. &. GOODMAN,
ltI. No. 4:i2 South Queen street.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
TUESDAY. Aug. 15-P. VI.

TUESDAY, Aug 15-P. VI.
The shipments of flour, grain aud provisions east
ward from Chicago still continue TO make unfavor-
able comparisons with those for the same time III
1881 and those by the railways remain notably I'M
favorable The official statement of the railway
shipments eastward from Chicago of flour, grain
and provisions for the week ended Saturday
August II. shows small decrease (65S tons OH the
shipments of the preceding week, and a decline OF
"a 800 TONS or So 40 per cent from the shipments
of the same week in 1881. Compared with the pre-
ceding week of this year, the railroads last week
carried O45 barrels of flour. COZ tons less OF
grain. and 155 tons more Of provisions. he totals
were 1S GIL tons last week, against 0260 tons the
preceding week. and against 43, ,l67 tons for the
week of 1881. On the preceding week of this year
Michigan Central gained 565 tons; Lake Shore
gained 5O5 tons total gain to the Vanderbilt sys-
tenn. .O7O tons Fort Wayne lost 1894 tons ;
Pan Handle gained 415 tons met loss 10 the Penn
sylvania system, 979 tons Baltimore and Ohio
gained 265 tons and Grand Trunk lost LOLA tons
The movements of the various articles for last week
were less than for the week of 1881 by 81 100 bar
rels of -four a. 158 of grain, and g. l0l tons of
provisions.
The following shows the quantity OF -four grain
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during tho week ended Satur-
day August L. 1882: