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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04

| prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of all intoxicants. Other
States are now agitating the ques-
ton with such earnestness as to
lead as to hope that in the near
future the whole people will rise
up and cast out and off this black
est and darkest of all the curses
now hanging over our land.
Good hope of final success, should
not, however, cause Us to slack or
go backward in our efforts to rid
ourselves of this great curse. The
battle can only be won by well or
ganized and persistent efforts.
The manufacturers and dealers in
intoxicating liquors throughout
the United States are well and thor
oughly organized. They pledge
themselves to vote with no party,
and support no man for a position,
Congressional or Legislative, who
would, in any way interfere with
or disturb them in what they claim
to be their privilege of filling our
fair land with murder and debauch-
cry, blighting and blasting all that
is dear or ought to be dear to the
heart of every patriot and Chris
tian. They demand the abolition
of the Christian Sabbath, and in
many places they are now in or
ganized and open rebellion against
the laws of God and the country.
Such IS the spirit manifested by
them that we believe they would
not hesitate to undermine and tum-
BILE into ruins the best, most loved
institutions of our country, tram
pie under foot the purity and sane
tity Of home, fill all streams with
foul matter and load the atmos-
phere with sickening gases, in or
der to accomplish their purpose of
making money out of the misery
they create.
In view of these things, we be-
lieve that it is the duty of all low
ers of virtue, all who love our coun-
try, and especially all who love the
Lord Jesus, to unite as one man in
this great battle for the right. There
fore,
Resolued, That as members of the
West Virginia Annual Confer
ference Of the M. e. Church South,
we will heartily cooperate with the
various temperance organizations
within the bounds of our work in
all their efforts to drive from among
us. the evils Of intemperance,
Resolved, That we will do all we
can consistent with the work of the
Christian Ministry to secure
legal and constitutional 'prohibi-
ton in the State of West Virginia
Resolved, That we recognize with
great pleasure the work being ac-
complished in this great fight of
usefulness by the editor, Mr.. John
son, through the columns of the
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN, pub
lished in this city.
Resolved, That we will preach up
on this subject at least once during
the year at each appointment with
in the limits Of our Conference.
Respectfully Submitted,
J. B. FITZPATRICK.
j. III. HATToN.
III. T. WATTS
On Monday evening, a memorial
service was held In tribute to de-
ceased members of the Conference.
Tuesday, at noon, after most
pleasant and profitable weeks la
Dor, Conference adjourned, with the
reading of the appointments, fol-
lowing a very eloquent and affec-
tionate address by the Bishop.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04
West Virginia Conference-M. Il.
Church, South.

This large and influential body
Of Jealous christian workers, con-
vened in their commodious church,
on Market Street, this city, on last
Wednesday, September n, with
the venerable Bishop. DR.. J. c..
Keener, of New Orleans, presiding,
and Rev. @. A. Wheat as Recording
Secretary. The meeting was well
attended, there being between 60and
20 ministers present, with large
number of lay delegates.
This conference, is certainly a
widely representative body, EN-
bracing as it does, the greater part
of West Virginia, a large section of
Eastern Kentucky, with a little
slice of Pennsylvania, and compos-
ed of the ministry Of the denomina-
ton in this large extent of country,
with four lay delegates from each
district.
We note the presence of our ed
itosial brethren, Dir. Zephaniah
Meek, of the Central Methodist, and
Downtain of the Putnam Democrat ;
DR.. Gould of Millersburg (ky) Fe-
male Seminary; Rev Dr. Meier
rem, of the Nashville Methodist
Book Concern; Mr.. J, j. Dickey,
representing Wesleyan University
at Millersburg, Ky; DIR. Morton,
&c. &c.
The M. E. and U. B. Churches
and rooms were rendered by their
Pastors, and accepted for the use of
committees.
Conference sessions were held
daily from 81 a. m. till noon, pre-
coded by half hours devotional
meeting, the afternoons being de-
voted to committee work.
There was preaching at the
church each evening; by Rev. Ad-
am Given, Wednesday Bishop
Keener Thursday and DR.. McFerren
Friday evening.
On Saturday evening the Mis-
sionary Anniversary was held,
with able addresses, by the Bishop,
DR.. Morton and Dir. McFerren.
DR.. McFerrn's Friday evening
sermon was everywhere remarked
as most fervent and effective dis
course, moving the large audience
to the deepest emotions, and leav-
ing lasting impressions for good.
PARKERsBURG PULPITs.
On Sunday the Conference sup
piled the Parkersburg Pulpits, as
follows:
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Morning, Bishop Keener; after
noon, DR.. McFerren; evening Rev.
David Morton.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
Morning, DR.. Boiling; evening,
DIR. Fitzpatrick.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Morning, Rev J M. Carter; even
ing, DR.. Wightman.
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Morning, DR.. G. T. Gould; even
ing, Rev. j.. B. Madison.
BAPTIST CHRCH.
Morning, Rev. T. S. Wade ;
evening, DR.. ]. NJ Follansbee,
U. B. CHURCH.
Morning, Rev. J. T. Johnson /;
evening, Rev. G. w. Cook.
PROTESTANT NJ. E. CHURCH.
Morning, Rev. J. f. Medley !;
evening, Rev.J. A. Black.
Me. CHURCH, COLD.
Morning, Rev. A. Given; even
ing, Rev. w. G. Leech.
WESLEYAN, COLD.
Morning, Rev. w. Virden even
ing, Rev G. S. Wamsley.
ZION BAPTIST, COLD.
Morning. Rev.A.S. Bowles; even
ing, Rev. J. D. Garrett.
On Monday afternoon the follow
ing Advanced Report on Temper
ance was submitted and adopted
without discussion, the Conference
being pressed for time
TEMPERANCE REPORT.
To the Western Virginia annual
Conference Of the N. E. Church
Co1ffb
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04

VOTE AS You LIKE,-for any of
tne Legislative tickets, but let no
friend of Wood county homes fail to
vote for Mr.. Spencer for County
Commissioner.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04

Dave D. Johnson has good
house for rent on George street,
Sixth Ward, known as the Henry
Cole property-cheap.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04

There's not very much news in
this issue, but there's a heap OF sols
id fact if you weigh it in non-par-
tisan balances.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04

On Monday evening, memorial
service was held In tribute to de-
ceased members of the Conference.
Tuesday, at noon, after a most
pleasant and profitable weeks la
Dor, Conference adjourned, with the
reading Of the appointments, fol
lowing a very eloquent and affec-
tionate address by the Bishop.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-10-04

There will be Temperance Raj
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-06

cough, CCld or o9re InrOaJ SnOuIQ Ds
s:opi'sd. Neglect frequently results In an In.
curable Ling Disease or Consumption
Browns bronchial Trocbes do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud balsams,
out act directly on the 1nflamed parts, allayfng
Irritation. give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh. ami the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers IRE subject
10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trocnes have been recommended by physi.
Clans. and alwaYs give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tairci wei .uer:ted rank among the few staple
reme,ies OF the age. Sold at q cente box
ever, where. mv-lvdTTh&F&lvw
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
SHILOH Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. For
sale at Cochran drug store, l37 North Queen
street.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE. -ON WrD.

4 AhMlNISrKATasR'S SALE. .-O ON WED.
N NEsDAY. OCTOBER Ii, 1851, :.t The I~.Op-
arl Hotel, Lancaster city, pursuant To AN order
of tie Orphlns' Court, will DO sOld at public
sn,", the following described real estate, To
Wit:
House (NO. 2D), situated ON the west side Oi
south Duke street, Lancaster city. fronting
~ feet "a inches on s:li,i South Duke street
and extending, westward 81 feet ~ inches to Il
three foot alley bounded ON the north by
property of Anna Breneman and on the south
10y property Of Mrs. Jesse I.an,iiS. The prop
rrty il eigibly located and contains % rtn,IIis
]. II IL been recently painted and lnlpcrs.l
Throughout, AMI is in tie best possible ,;Omii
tiOn.
terms will be made known by the under
signed. A. A. HURLEY
Administrator C. I. D. OF John W. Hublcy, dc
ceased.
HENRY SHUBEnT, Auct. s2S-1tdF.ES
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I,un,.,c sALE-ON FRIDAY. OCToBE.

I)UBLlC SALE.-ON FRIDAY, OCTOBEss
u, lSS2, by order of the Orphans Court Of
Lancaster county, the undersigned admins
TRAITOR Hf the estate OF Sarah FUrsl aleccs,se,i
VIII sell at public sale, ut the Hester House.
in the e ty OF Lancaster, tho following. de-
scribc'l valuable city property, viz:
All that certain Ono-stOrv BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and lot or piece Of ground :sr-
purtenant thereto, situated In the ST 9Th srti
Lancaster city, On tho north side at Lemon
street, east OF North Duke street containing
IN front ON said Lemon street q feet, more or
less, and extending in depth Of that width
81 feet, four and one half inches. Es.uInie.I
on the south by Lemon street aforesaid ON
the east by Cherry alley, and ON tho north
and west by property Of John Keller.
sale to commence ut O'Clock u. IN.
Tcrns-ApprOvcd security to be given tor
the pay mcnt Of the purchase money On April
!, 1883. JOHN FkANCiSCUS,
Administrator of the Estate Of Sarah FOr,:
Rec"tSGli.
HENRY SHUBERr, Auct. SiS.eIitS6
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Accused Of RObbinE Hts Empioysrs.

Accused OF RO0binS Hts Empioysrs.
David Barbour, leading business man,
and for twenty-five years past general
manager and financial superintendent OF
the large Touring establishment of Mar.
shall, Kennedy & Co., has been arrested in
Pittsburgh on charge Of defalcatiOn. Ftl
many years the firm have been under the
impression that returns made for cash
collections were not equal to the amount
of flour manufactured, but owing to their
confidence in Mr.. Barbour he was never
suspected. About two weeks ago detec.
tive was p!acedin the mill, and to day re-
ceived information that led to tho arrest.
It is said that Barbour has been carrying
on tho system Of robbery for twenty years,
and in that time has taken ovcr $2j, 900.
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"A RAISED NOTE.

A Banks Loss by the Operation Oi rs
Cashier.
The POushheepsie national bank brought
suit against Tristram Coffin, as executor,
to recover upon three notes purporting to
have been given by George W. Ferrington.
One of tho notes was for "Binety hun
dred dollars" Holloway, the defaulting
teller Of tho bank, now serving sentence,
testified that the note was originally made
for nine hundred dollars, but he added tho
letters "ty' to tho nine, aud put another
cipher to the 5000" in tho corner, and
forged the surety's namo to it. Tho jury
has given Il verdict against the bank Oil tho
EOte referred to.
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DUI:LIC sALE.-JN TUESDAY, OUrO
kEK IL lSSl

1)CELIC SALE.-JN TUESDAY, OOrlJ-
BER u. 1852. will he SOLD at public sale ut
the Copper House, by the Undersigned execu-
tor, of Elizabeth Atis,lns,- til. following .lc-
scril,cl property:
n lot OF ground situated on tie cast side of
South Prince street. lancaster, Pa fronting
II feet 7% inches on Prince street, AMI extend
ing In depth the same width Ia; feet inches &,
land OF DIR. Henry Carpenter, which bounds IL
on the east bounded ON the north by prop.
erty OF the late A. l.. Hayes, aId OF; the south
by property Of the late Sarah Adams, ON
which Is erected Il two and a ralf story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No. 81 and u
two-stOry frame back buil':in:: attached. The
house contains ten rooms. water In the house:
and hy.lrant and well in the yard. There are
a lot Of fruit trees Oh the premises. This II Il
desirable property, situated within one anil Il
holf squares OF Centre square.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, y. H., ON sail
day, when attendance will be given and terius
male known by
GEORGE BOWMAN,
JNO. o. ADAMS,
uEysy SHUBEET, Auct. Executors.
scp23. .30Oct7. II, ,lGxl7i
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"AxiA 4: IN
fn;l3,iOlpn1S EsusEe,.

rH:LADsL1AlA, Oct. G.--FIour quiet AMI
steady ;Supcrfnc, s. 7JG3W; Extra, So u
GI3 81; Pcnna Family. 81 i!e1J CJ.
Rye flour ut ~ 25Gai 81.
Wheat firm anu unchanged.
Corn scarce and firnner.
Oats frmcr, with fair dem:Iu,i.
Rye scarce at 70lg73c.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm.
Butter scarce AMI frircr creamery Extra,
3.GQ:s;c do good to choice, -1dl;c.
Eggs stcrlyPenn'a. 27c ; Western. :rig@:C.
Cheese scarce lnu firm.
Petroleum firmly held; Refined, sc.
Whisky ~ 81 -.
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Tho Poet Rea,f's suicide Recall

Mrs. Catharine L. Realf, wife Of Rich
ard Realf, the poet, whose tragic death by
suicide in the San Francisco mint four
years ago was the theme of such general
comment both in this country and in Eng
land at the time, appeared in Judge Mitch
ellis court, in Philadelphia, as the plain
tiff in q suit against j. 3. Lippincott &
Co. to recover damages for alleged libel.
lous statements concerning herself in q
biography of her husband, written by Ros-
sitter Johnson and printed in Lippiaco!t's 8
Magazine of March, 1879. The case is
still being argued.
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NKW GOxH, Oct. G-ElOur-St,.te :tn;l West
crn steady ami moderately active; Southern
quiet anu steady.
Wheat opened I4c higher; afterwards be-
came weak and lost advance: trade moderate;
No. white, 81 13Is No. . Red, Oct. 81 OSM
0l %; ,io Nov, 81 09A@l 1913: do Dec.
81 il3sW! M1a: do JAM, IL l.t.a9l l%4; do
Feb, 81 IiEol AZ.
Corn opened gaze lower; subsequently
recovered and advanced Isi9,ac; mixed west
Oats :. shade better: No. = Nov, 4O1S@
ne; do Dec. 42s@i2Ic; State, 4.el5ic /;
Western, :7GD5ic.
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THE RISKS or the RAIL,
A Passenger train Wrecked Without Serious
Result.

A Passenger train Wrecked Without Serious
Result.
CoATEsvILLE, Pa, Ocs. 6.-The seven
o'clock p. M. train ON the Wilmington &
Northern railroad was wrecked last night
by switch being left open at the COM
pany's round-hOuse at this place. The
train, which was going very rapidly, ran
into shifting engine and some freight
cars that were standing at the round
house, completely wrecking tho two en-
gines and several Of the freight cars.
Peter Kinslar. a watchmaD, who was set
tin. ON the shifting engine, was badly
scalicd about tho hips. Tho passengers,
though badly shaken up, escaped injury.
The engineer and fireman Of the passenger
train also escaped uninjured.
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NEW dDVERTISEMEN7S.

NXIiNTED.-AG GIRL. IT, IE, GENERAL l.
" hOusewOrk. Apply 1T
tJ..t,is !::sj VEST LEMON STREET.
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~ DAY, OCTOBER q, 1882 at tho Leopard
Hotel, tho undersigned, aimistratOr of Susan
Hei5s, late of Lancaster City, deceased, by viz
tue OF an order Of the Orphans Court of Lam
caster county, will sell the following described
real estate, to wit All that certain one and
Ono-llai story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
north side of East Chestnut street between
Duke and Lime streets. No. Ito. Bounded on
tho north by the Pennsylvania railroad, on
ON the south by Chestnut street, ana on the
west by property OF Richard Biickenderfer.
Said lot measuring in front on Cheftnut Street
d feet, ana measuring I'm depth 81 feet. This
property IS located within short distance OF
business circles and Is q desirable home and in
good state of repair and preservation
Sale to commence ct Z O'clock, n. m, of sa:sl
day, when terms and conditions will t,c made
known by +. Ii. WlTMEK
Administrator.
II. SEuEEaT, Auc:ionecc. Oct2,9 2i3fd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-06
4 Isusy I.anther In Vermont.

For the past two weeks the people Of
Barnard, W., have been kept in fear by a
large female. panther, which! has for a
year committed various depreslatiOns
thereabHuts. Tho animal has made frc-
quent visits to farmers bouses, always in
the night. In tho last fortnight it has
killed - score Of sheep. y two year old
bull aud a ycarliny colt. It is Impossible
to track the beast, as tho dogs will not
follow tho trail
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-06

CMALL HAVANA. CIGA fsS FOB CTS.
~ al No q North Queen Street.
uAkTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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DEATHS.

EEILLr.-In this city, on nc 5th:nst.. Sophia
wife of Hugh Reilly, in the 9th year OF her
age.
The relatives AMI friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of her husband, I.ancas-
ter park, Saturday morning at ST O'Clock.
Mass Mt st. Mary's church at . o'clock. Inter-
mcnt ut St Mary's cemetery. O5.2td
lIEss.-tn West Lanpetcr township, October
3, ISS., Harry H., son of Frank A. and Annie
NJ. Hess, aged year and months. lids
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Hay Fever are cured by the use OF EIy's
Cream Balm the only agreeable remedy.
Price 80 cents.
Apply into nOslriIs with little fiOger.
From Major Downs, Military Instructor
Mt. Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, N. Y. Dur-
ing the very cold weather was suffering with
Ca,arrh. My head and throat achcd SO severely
That WAS obliged to give up every thing and
keep quiet. Ely's Cream Balm was suggest
ed. Within an hour from the first application
felt relieved, the pain began TO subside. In
two days WAS entirely curcI. W. a. Downs.
Feb. II. 1851.
MY ron, aged nine years, was afflicted with
Catarrh; the use of Ely's Cream Balm Effected
a complete cure. W. T.. HAMMAN, Druggist,
EastOn, Pa. o2-MW&FcOwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-06

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. G-George Turner,
who while engaged in the shoe business
in 1876, failed with liabilities amounting
to $50, 900, and claims unaccOunted for
against him of S13, 600. and then tied, was
brought back here to day by deputy
United States marshall, who arrested him
in Boston yesterday. To-day he was held
in $40, 900 bail t0--await 4 further exami-
nation before the register in bankruptcy.
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Tracking House l:rea K erS.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. G.-Housc troak-
ers have this week operated extensively ut
Homer and Courtland. There have been
considerable robberies Of money, silver.
ware and other valuabics. Tho burglars
have been tracked TO swamp, and the
shcrilf's posse expects to capture them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-06
A Freight Brakeman Hurt.

John Helm, T. Il. Il. freight brake
man, had his arm SO badly shattered be-
tween two cars about 4:3D o'clock this
morning, while coupling them, that am
putation was necessary. The limb was
taken off near tho shoulder. Mr.. Helm
was preparing his train for tho regular
triD to Philadalphia,
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. OCT. 9, 1889.
A PENITENT BANDIT.
FRANK JAMES APPEAL FOR MERCY

Declaring That He Is More Sinned Against
Than sinning.-What Governor Crit
tenden Says About At.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-The Times. Star
publishes letter of Frank James to Gov.
CrittendeD and the latter's reply. Frank,
in bis offer to surrender, says he
is not as bad as he is repre-
sented and that in his sufferings he has
done peDaBce for his past life. Critten-
den's answer made no promises, but ad-
viscd Frank to appear before tho courts.
Since the Surrender Governor Crittenden
says ho vii: considred tho propriety Of q
paI'lOD after the conviction aud sentence
Of Frank,
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A AtooaDR Gafl.

LEBANON. Pa, Oct. Con Tuesday
Miss Sallie Dampman, aged twenty
years, daughter Of Mr.. James Damp
man, left her home, stopping at the
residence Of Mr. Frank Miller,
in the northern section of tho bor-
ough. where she took dinner, after
which she left the house. Siuce
then nothing has been heard of her al.
though long search has been made, and
her parents are in a distracted state of
mind
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a Fatal GunniOs Expedition.

CoHoEs, N. Y, Oct. 6.-While hunting
ducks along tho Mohawk river this morn
ing, Sandy Miller was killed by tho acci-
dental discharge Of ThoLlas Clcghorn' S
gun. Both men live in Green Island.
CrcSl,orn surrendered to the Col,ors
police.
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POLiTILAL.
Oo,ssDcratic Stato ticket.


Oc'NDcr:,tic Stato Ticket.
GOVERNOR.
ROBERT +. rATTlSON, Philadelphia.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
CUAUNCEY +. BLACK, York.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COU,T.
SlLAS NJ. CLARK, Indiana.
sECRETART OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
}. SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
CoNGRESSMAN-AT-LAKGE.
MORTIMER r. ELLIOTT, Tiotya
Democratic County Ticket.
u,NGREss
W. .. GIVEN, Columbia.
STATE sENAToR-xIv pIsIHICT.
ABEAM COLLINS, Marietta.
l. ELM q. SNYDER, Lancaster.
&C. !. RIIOADS. Manor.
}. n. WALKER. Coler;,in.
). II. 4. DlLLEE. Earl.
q. W. SIMPSON, C;crnal Won.
II. +. SiIIMp, +. COcalico.
W. W. ECSSER, Lcacock.
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
POOR DIEECrORS.
J. I. MCILNAlNE. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster
PRISON INSPECTORS.
JOHN KEENAN,, Mannheim,
J. II SCHLEGELMILlCII, T.. Donegal.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM ELLMAKER, Earl.
Democratic State COMMITTEE
W. u. HENSEL, Chairman.
T.. Z. kISNER. General Secretary, GirarJ
House, Philadelphia.
democratic County Commit
". u. ROLAND. Chairman. Lancaster.
J. b. LIGHTLY, Lancaster; w. HAYES
GHiEE, Columbia; i. s. PATTERSON,
White Rock, Secretaries.
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More AImshOuse Frauds,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. GA warrant for
the arrest of another almsbOuse cOntrac-
tor was issued, it is said. this morning at
the instance of Poor Guardian John Ruhl
No arrest has yet been made.
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Extensive Fire in New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. GA fire broke out
shortly before one o'clock to day in the
basement Of the five story building extend
ing from No. 40 Broadway back to No.
Al Mercer street, which did damage prob.
ably amounting to over Sl2J,OOO.
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Stabbed, In n Drunken l;rawl.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. G.-AbOut mid
night John Bohannou, while engaged in a
drunken quarrel with two brothers named
Cannon, was stabbed to the heart with a
knife, and died in i few moments. One
OF tho GannU;is was arrested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-06

MAHANoy CITY, Pa. Oct. G.-Joseph
Lipdoc, Hungarian was found dead in
his room this morning. When the coroner
visited tho place he found the tenants,
fifteen men and three women, all :,laying
cards and drinking whisky and tho corpse
on tho floor. Lipdoc had died Of cramp
cOiic