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SONG OF THE SPRING.

De spring time is an de March wind squalin',
De lOrg rOlIn comm an de dead trees failin',
DE Ian il dryin an de new grOun's CALM
Calm mighty strong
De red head Picker woods beatin' an a-drummin',
De butterflies swarmin' an dc bee bummin',
DE apple-trees buddin an de peach blossoms comm,
COMM right erlOng
De breeze keep a-blowin' an de pne-trees rockin',
DE sap-sucker peckin' and de yalerhammer knOckin,
DE bull-frogs jumpin an de black-birds hockin',
Flockin up de tree I
Don't you hear de music dat de spring time bringn,
DE fields gttin green an de bushes keep ringin',
De eparrer hawk Is sailin an dc mOckngbird pingin'
Singin mighty freel
OH wake up, wake mp. 'arly in de mOrnin',
De time il a-comin for to git dat corn In;
Co hitch them mules while de daylight's dawnin',
Dawnn' in de skyi
Co. git dem Golfers when de teams done drinkin',
Start dat plantin' while de jew-draps bnkln,
An Wink till de ebenin sun 90 10 sinkin',
Sinkin' bmebyl
IA. Macon, In The Century for Jun
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&XXS


SYPHILIS,
Wh~Eher An ~. PrzmmrT- &~r@m@mIs q
Tew1mrT m2m&E-
Rr'uaave~ al Trarrs a Mrrrnry frul ~ $50 -
ScrufnIa- f1ld 49, So -
Cal4-rA. So slzze -
Car~~=Whe1 EEE@G $500 49,
MALrWKM AKE MnT = -
We have czses - uur town 80 NEz4 q =
Sprin-= and Wcr- 1uzllE c11ed - q -
McCkMnus q So
MwMEMu4 TEwM- 10 - -
We have ~ald - hssrsl12 80 : q (. "a -
Il has eiFsu uniEerza1 $500 t1rZlA
physisians nos rrcuu,uend n - . pasi<irs -
= 49, = -
LacrsrII.1E A. 10y - -
8 = :. h.s given brrIer $3.50. - -
medicine have ever sid A. -
DENrrz c. ~ Z -
Every Purrha~er spe@As iE - n<s@. -
:. IS T. ME
Rscznuza u - - -
You en- refer aaytsdy % - - u-Ezr- >
merits Of = = q PnEE MLE@4N -
Have never knuwn q - 81 $685.
81 SyThi = When property t4kza-
4 I 1..z--o. F--5 s.
The ahove siEncrs WrnElrmen 81 80
ing A a. Ioz9rrrzs 61E @ -
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FLORIDA CENTRAL LHTwnT11
6AE rMr
COMPANY.

SAcxsuEwz1E, "a. Juna@
'mencing this este. trzlun "a -. -
follows -
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THE FLORIDA UNION
FOR 1882.
The mOst-WIdeIy Circulated, Oldest Lar
gest, aud Best Daily In Florida

Both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions having been en-
largcd improved during the past year THE Slfs Tor
1852 will present unusual attractions
THE DAILY
will contnue publish full Associated Press rcpars
supplemented by Special Telegraph Service from
ali parts Of the State and elsewhere whenever the mpor-
lance of events demands IL It, circle OF regular
epOndents has been enlarged and includes one IN
Washington who will make specially oi neN- rciains
TO this State IL will also continue to publish
Special Topographic Reports Of the Orange
and Vegetable Markets
in the chief cities Of the Enion thereby rendering c
cial service the fruit and vegetable grower The f
pie of Florida will find in Tue USIoS and ire~hrr
news relating them than in any other publication What
ever and il Is therefore. paper they take
TERMS
Daily, one year, $i4to
Daily, six months. 5u
Daily, three months, 80
Daily, month, AuD
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Love, for Appellee.
William M. q. Neal, Appellant, vs.. Ivey H.
Gregory Ell. al, Appellees.-Gadsdcn county
WEsTCoTT, j.:
/. Mistake in the execution of a deed in that it
was not executed under seal, must be clearly
shown in order to its reformation.
2. Payment of the purchase money alone or
delivery of the property the consideration for
land agreed to be sold does not give the pur-
chaser the right TO maintain bill to enjOin sale
under execution upon judgment obtained by a
judgment creditor of the party agreeing to make
the deed. The remedy of the party delivering
the property is at law for its value. An interest
in land cannot be thus acquired except to the
extent permitted by the statute of frauds, and
the party delivering the property has no greater
equity than that of a general creditor to an
amount equal TO the value of the property de-
livered.
g. A bona tide purchaser for value without no.
tice from fraudulent grantee gets good title
as against creditor of the fraudulent grantOr.
Where, however, the paper purporting to be a
deed from grantor TO grantee is not under seal
no title passes to the alleged grantee and he can
make no title to the purchaser.
f. Where the alleged fraudulent grantor is pres
ent at the purchase from the alleged fraudulent
grantee at the request Of The purchaser his, the
grantOr's simple silence unaccompaned by any
proof of knowledge upon his part of the title. or
that his silence was in any way the induccment
of the purchase, or that he was guilty of any
concealment, and where the proof shows affirm
atvely that all the transactions of the alleged
grantor with the purchaser up TO that time were
based upon a claim of title In himself and where
the purchaser aware of the inconsistent claim of
title is guilty of extraordinary laches and negi-
gence in not examining the county records which
disclose the actual state of the title no estoppel
operates TO transfer the interest estate of the
alleged grantor in the land to the purchaser.
5. The retention Of the possession of land az
ter absolute sale accompanied with the exercise
of unequivOcal acts of ownership over it is a
badge of fraud for it is not in the usual course of
business and indicates secret trust for the
debtor.
g. In case of such sale and retention of pos
session accompanied by appropriation of the
rents and profits and acts Of ownership the bur-
den of preof is upon the party asserting the ex-
istence of and payment of the consideration
named in the deed, and claiming the benef
thereof to establish such facts.
Decree reversed in part and affirmed in part.
Stephens & Love, for Appellant; John w. Ma
lone, for Appellees
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Agricultural Department.,

has been enlarged to six pages. u contains al the i'm
pOrtant news both State ana General fu discussion
of passing events correspondence from the Earion-
tiOns OF the State, and an
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Both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions having been en-
argcd and improved during the past year THE Csls for
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RESCUED rkuM DEATH.

The following statement OF william }. Cough
lin, OF SOmeryillc, Mass, is so remarkable that
We beg to ask for it the attention OF our read
crs. lie says: ain the fall OF 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was SO weak ut one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mcr of 1877 was admitted to he City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had Il hole in
my LETT lung as big rs 4 halfdOllar. 1 expend-
ed over a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icimcs. Twas SO tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
EALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. i laughed at
my friends. thinking my case iEcurable, but
got 4 bottle to satisfy them, when to my sur
prise and qualification, l commenced to feel
better. My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and to-day feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 writethis hoping you Will publish IL, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will he induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap.
pcared and 1 shall soon be able to go to work.
Sold by II, Il. Cochran, l37 Sorth Queen street.
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Live Stock Market. /.

CHluAao.-Hogs-Iecoip $1,000 head : ship:
ments, 6,5OO do. market worry brt.k .And
prices fully loco higher; mixed, ~ zoos 30:
heavy, - 4e08 Is, the latter the top price OF
the season pfferings poor light ut - G50s b
skips s OA07 10.
Cattle-Receirts. 400 heal; shipments,
800 head natives steady; common to fatr
grassers weak and lower exports, 81 6OQSl 10 ;
good to choice shipping. s6 9O97 40; common
to fair $5 OO06 50 mixed butchers, 81 5O04 % !;
stockers anu feeders ut $305 10; range weak
and market uneven Texans dull at the close
and prices sOc lower than yesterday canning
Texans, s. 1894 80 good, $505 3.
Sheep-Receipts, COO head shipments, 40 /;
market stronger and prices l3a a3Oc higher;
common to far, 81 5o@l; medium to good,
proved; only shorn arriving; none others
wanted.
EAST -Cattlc--Hcccipts for week
ending aune o. 4O29 through. and l,1g2 head
local !; fair to prime, $3 500 s.; stocseEs 5; 30
a IS fat bulls anc cows, SiQ5.
Hogs--keceipts for week. lOs35 market
firm: Philadelphia, 81 4O08 20; Baltimore,
s. l5@S 30 Workers. 81 9O@l8 25.
Sheep-Keceipts tor week, 0GOO head com
mon to prime, 81 5O04O; lambs, $oGG 80.
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A UCTlsSN AT liOTTSCHALk & l.EDER-
n MANS New York Bazaar. Nos. 26 and %
North Queen street, this evening, when the
entire stock will be sold regardless OF price.
Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers. ltd
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THIRD EDITION.
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.


A Number OF the Irish Members Suspended
During . Heated Discussion OF the
Repression Bill.
LONDON, July The House Of Com
mons in committee continued in session
throughout the night on clause seventeen
of the repression bill. At 7:SO o'clock
this morning Sir William Harcourt, homo
secretary, said that time equivalent to two
working days had been consumed in the
discussion of clause of secondary i'm
portauce. It would be for the House and
the country to say whether means must
not be adopted to end this state of things.
Mr.. Parnell said the home rule men,
bers would appeal to their countrymen at
home and abroad. He contended that no
opposition could be more reasonably con-
Quoted against such an atrocious measure.
At 9:3O O'Clock DR.. Lyon Playfair,
chairman of the committte, said there had
been a deliberately planned obstruction to
the business of the House. Messrs. Big
gar, Callan, Commins, Dillon, Healy,
Leamy, Mccarthy, Marum, Metge, T, P.
O'Connor, O'Donnell, Parnell, Power,
Redmond, Sexton and Sullivan were then
suspended and quilted the House.
At 10 50 o'clock the chairman reported
that Mr.. O'Donnell had said that the state
ment OF the chairman was infamous.
Right Hon. Hugh G. Childers, secretary
for war, gave notice that he would move
to consider Mr.. O'DonnelPs conduct on
Monday, and it was agreed to take up the
matter on that day. During the night
MIR. Dillon defied tho government to levy
a blood tax from poor tenants without
provoking a renewal Of the disorders
which attended the 1.-THE war. This is
sample of the discussion throughout the
night.
The House at this hour (2:3O p. n.y. is
still in session and is likely to sit until
midnight. A fresh relay Of members ar.
rived this morning. MIR. Joseph Cowen
whether the suspension of the Irish MEM
bers was regular.
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FEARFUL EXPULSION.
Several Men Killed and Injured in an Iron
Mine.

Several Men Killed and Injured in an Iron
HIGH BRIDGE, N. j., July IA barn
at the Chester iron mines used for the
storage of mi6ing materials, including a
quantity of explosives, caught fire last
night and caused an explosion.
The building was occupied by a
number of laborers, several Of whom
we're more Or less injured, and John
Patterson was instantly killed, his head
and arms being fearfully scOrched. Ira
been blown violently against a nearby
fence. Moses Crest was burned about the
legs and right arm. He is now unconscious
and his recovery is considered doubtful.
The damage to the buildings and ma
terials is estimated at SO, 200.
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TlNHE OLD BUILDING MUST COME
l. down and must sell out the stock OF
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers regardless OF cost in
the next few weeks. Come early and secure
great bargains at GABLES,
13 North Queen street,
j273tdT, ,F&S Next to Examiner building.
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HARD CASH.
Coinage at the philadelphia Mint.

Coinage mt the philadelphia Mint.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-The coinage
executed at the United States mint in this
city during the month of June aggregated
4,79s, $40 pieces valued at So, 33S, 317: This
amount is made up of 150, 500
eagles, 9G, 760 half eagles, !, 1,27G, 100 silver
dollars, 100 half dollars, 100 quarter
dollars, 100 dimes, 1,O6S, 800 five-cent
pieces, 800 three-cent pieces, and 2, zoe, 800
cents. The coinage executed during the
fiscal year ending June 80, amounted to
66, ,236, Ats pieces, valued at 81 1856, 594.
This amount was made up of 25 double
eagles, $3.50, ,OO5 eagles, 4,594, ,545 half
eagles, 25 three-dollar gold pieces %
quarter eagles, GOES gold dollars. 1867
O75 silver dollars, 11,O75 half-dOllars,
1905 quarter dollars, 25, O75 dimes,
4, ,4OO,77 five cent pieces, 3, ATS three
cent pieces and AZ, 461 ATS cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
- The firm of II. Eaulngardner Il Co. has
dissolved partner snip by
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Tie firm OF II. Baumgardner & Co. has dis
solved partnership by mutual consent this
day. All persons indebted to said firm will
please make immediate settlement. and those
having claims will present them without
delay: Cordially thanking the public tor the
liberal patronage bestowed upon them, they
respectfully solicit u continuance of the same
to the new firm.
July l, 1882. ii. .BAUMGAEDNER& &CO.
co PARTN ERSHIP-Thc undersigned have
this day formed 4 cO-partncrship, under the
firm name OF BaumgarGners & Jeneries for
the transaction OF u general wholesale and re-
tail coal business. Adopting and pursuing the
policy which has always characterized the
firm of II. Baumgardner 4 Co.. that of buying
and selling the very best graC es of coal ut the
lowest possible prices, they hope to merit
continuance OF the patronage extended to the
old firm. Their stock consists OF Lykens
Valley for soft Franklin and the celebrated
Enterprise for medium Turkey Run and
Stanton for hard. All grades OF Pea coal for
family and steam purposes. Also, BitulninOus
for blacksmithtng.
THOMAS BAUMGARDNEH.
HENRY BAUMGARDNER
j.. II. BAUMGARDNER
WILLIAM +. JEFFERIES.
JULY !, 1882. jyl-std
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DEi THIS.

MCCAFFERrY.-ln this city. on June 20. 1882,
Mrs. Ca;harine. rclict OF the late James Nc
Catlerty, in the 1!d year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from her late
residence, No. II West Vino street, on Monday
ai-9 o'clock. High mass ut st. Mary's church.
lnterment II st Mary's cemetery. i5i-2t'
MAY.-On the morning of June 81. 1882, in
Mannheim, Fanny May, daughter OF the late
David May, esq.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday morning, July 3, at $50 O'Clock, tro'',
her late residence, corner Market square and
North Prussian stleet. It'll
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CADIz, KY, July 1.-COl. John Bridges
was hung here yesterday in the presence
Of great crowd. He sang and prayed
all morning. At lis o'clock he was
placed in wagon alongside Of his coffin
and driven to the gallows. A. the gallows
he showed great nervousness. When the
trap was sprung the moose slipped and the
wretch struggled 80 terribly that bis
hands and feet became freed from their
pinions. He attempted to get upon the
gallows again and again, but was pushed
off and died by strangulation. There was
no demonstration at the scaffOld.
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AAHAETN.
fniIasieiphia Nlnrks;.

PalLADxLPHIA July l.-Finur dull ana weak;
Superfne, at - S7R3 25: Extra, 3; 5Os4 90
Ohio and Indiana family, 81 25@6 Is; Penn'a
do, $ 5O05 Is.
Rye flour ut 81 25@li 20.
Wheat quiet No. Pa. Rel, 81 3s; do
Amber, 81 81.
Corn steady; Steamer, Sic; Yellow sc
Mixed. sc No. ) Mixed, 7S@SOc.
Oats less active No. White, &c NO. . do,
6Oazc; No. do. tO1c; No. Mixed, G1c.
Rye nominal.
Provisions firm.
Lard strong.
Butter quiet and unchanged.
Eggs firm PA. 2911x025c Western, lHr.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum weak Refined, nc.
whisky, 81 IL.
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dnnE REWARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED
SDLC will pay $25 90 reward for such inform.
alton as may lead to the arrest and conviction
OF the fend or fiends who so inhumanly
scalded and injured his Newfoundland dog
" Rover"
j293td JOHN A. SHOBER,
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VXyANTED-TWO STOUT BOYS TO
w learn u trade. Apply ut
NOKBECK u MlLEl'S,
H. Cor Duke and Vine Sts., Lancaster.
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SlRnI0r Suit.

Theophilus Fisher, of Landisville, to-
day, brought q slander suit through his
attorney. J. Hay Brown, esq.,, against
Walter Eshleman, of the same place. The
plaintiff claims that Eshelman circulated
a report that he had stolen money, and no
claims $1,000 damages. Deputy Sheriff
Strine went ont to arrest Eshelman this
afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Mothers! MOtl

Mothers! MOthers!! MOthers"
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with cxcruciating pain OF cutting teeth? If
so, go al once and get 4 bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-,lepend
upon il: there is no mistake about il. There
Is not q mother On earth who has ever used il,
who will not tell you ut once that it will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. Il is perfectly safe Ia use In all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription OF one of tho Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. O. cents Il bottle.
m2Iy-M, ,W&S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01

OREGON, ILL.,. July IA storm OF une-
qualled severity prevailed yesterday. The
water rose on the flats, driving dozens of
families from their homes. Fifteen build
ings were struck By lightning. and MIR.
Spooner was killed. Many barns and ont
buildings were carried array by the wind
and the flood.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Purchase Of Horses.

Purchase Of Horses.
A. LoudOn SnOwden, esq, superintend-
ent of the United States mint at Philadel-
phia, was in this city yesterday. He
purchased two beautiful and valuable
horses from Cyrus II. Colvin. One is a
driver and the other rider.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
A Generous Act.

John A. HOstetter, book agent. has
transferred the agency of Rev. DR.. l.. A.
Willitt's book. "The Miracles of Jesus
to Mr.. Watkins the disabled soldier who
made application through the columns of
the INTELLIcENCER for some light en-
DiOyment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
The Fourth al l.iuitz.

The programme for the celebration OF
the national holiday at Lititz will COM
prise addresses in the afternoon by B. f.
Esh!eman and w. F. Boyer, esqs. Of this
city. Tho illumination and pyrOtechnic
display in the evening will he more elab-
Orate than ever; music by tho Womels-
dOrf band.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Suspicious Characters.

1t will be remembered that the house of
E. Kendig was entered by burglars,
who carried off u lot of silver ware. Last
night at late hour two men were seen
acting in very suspicious manner, and
they were frightened off by neighbor.
II is believed their intention was to steal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Chicago.
Sew Ncra ,snFRot.

NKw iORk. July 1.-FlOur State and " est
ern dull and weak. Southern dull AMI un-
changed.
Wheat trife better and very quiet; bust
ness largely speculative; No. Red, July,
81 27,4@l 2sN do Aug. 81 1l1a11 1914 do Sep.
81 18Nl1l 1872. ito year 81 l8%.
Corn less active and lselNc lower; Mixed
Western spot, 76IS2c; do futures. $50
Sa5Sc.
Oats Ls01Sc lower and heavy; No. July,
59Lc; do Aug, 49'1zG15O; state, 6l1Gsc; West
crn, GO&lC9c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
National Finances

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Treasurer Gilfil-
Ian has mailed checks amounting to $715,-
79O, 1872 proceeds of 7,034, 500 called bonds
maturing July 1, 1882, also checks amount
ing to So. 1863, 313, II to pay interest on reg
istered u. 8. bonds due to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Held for Postage.

A letter addressed to Mr.. Edmund E.
Gambrill, Arlington Mills, Wilmington,
Del, was picked mp in the Pennsylvania
railroad depot and handed over to the
postmaster, by whom it is retained, be-
cause it contains no postage stamp.
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Paid at Last.

Troy. N. ", July The police force
OF this city were this morning paid in fall
for thirteen months service. This is the
first money received by the police force
from the city since their appointment,
Nav %. 1881.
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another Victim.

LONG BRANCH July 1.-Wm. r. CARR.
son, one of Thursdays railroad accident
victims, died this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Heavy Rain In Indiana,

LAFAYETTE, July 1.-Yesterday' rain
fan was the heaviest ever known here.
Damage to property will foot up many
Thousands of dollars.
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TOFOntO'e Holiday.

TOnoNTO, July 1.-To-day the 18th an
nfversary of confederation is being ob
served throughout the dominion as gen
eraI holiday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
A Permit to Bury Guiteau.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July IA permit
to bury the body Of Guiteau in the Jail
has been issued by the health officer of the
District of Columbia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01

Fort SMELLING. July THE reported
massacre of party of colonists in Fanlk
county Dakota by. Indians turns out to be
a practical joke, played by party OF land
hunters disguised as Indians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
SLIGHT Fire.

On Thursday, pile of rags in the store
of Herr & Bro, at West Willow, accident
ally caught on fire, but it was quickly ex.
tinguished before damage Of any conse.
Quence was done.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
jewish Persecution In Huuearv

PEsTH, July 1.-Fresh attacks U" non
Jews in Hungary are reported. The gov
ernment will send reinforcements of trOops
to Upper Hungary for their prote ction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-01
Tho POFte's Purpose.

LONDON, July The Times says the
Porte has signified the intention of being
guided by the conference respecting
Egypt.
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shoulder DislOcated.

ShOuld0r DlBIOcAteU.
Barbara Schmidt, aged 70 years, of 447
East Orange street, fell off her back steps
yesterday. and dislocated her right should
or. DR.. Westhaeffcr attended her and she
is now doing we'll.
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Horses ShipISod. .

This morning Sontheimer Il BOdeL-
heimer shipped Is horses to New York,
and Fiss fl Dcerr shipped 9. They were
both fine lots.