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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN Whereas. BY Sec. OF the Act approved
April %. 1874, p. l. page ID, 1t is provided that
the indebtedness of any city - in this
commonwealth may be authorized to be in
creased to an amount exceeding two per
centum, and not exceeding seven per centum,
upon the last preceding assessed val uNtfon OF
tfe taxable property therein. with the assent
of the electors thereof; and
Whereas, An ordinance was passed by the
Councils OF the City of Lancaster. and approx
cd November 3. 1881, " TOR the purpose OF OBJ
tanning the assent of the electors OF said city
to the increase OF indebtedness OF said city
for the Improvement of the Water w Orks,anfi
the Laying of New Distributing Mains; and
whereas, The said Act OF 1874 requires that
thirty days notice be given OF an election to
be held for the purpose aforesaid: NOTICE
Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that an
Election will be held at the places OF holding
municipal elections in the City OF Lancaster
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1882. tor the
purpose of obtaining the assent OF the electors
thereof 70 such increase of Indebtedness.
Last assessed valuation OF city property,
81 COS 57b amount Of city debt is t7lS, 41206
amount of sinking fund. $l62. .35s.06; =; amount OF
proposed increase OF city debt, $67, ,OOO; per
centagc of proposed increase of debt, 77-1OO
mills Of total assessed valuation.
j:l.asStcbl,l1,ls Mayor.
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Livs StoeG Alarksts.

: CHCAaO-H0gs-RcCeir 1000 heaaiy ship
ments, $500 head market steady common
weak at the close: common to good mixed, 81
Philadelphia and lardeyA. $707 3; light 8 No
30 skips and culls, &4T065 GO.
Cattle-Receipts, 500 head; shipments. = 1O
head; market weak but steady poor to fair
shipping. q 1894 75 good to choice, = 4O0S ~;
exports. sac %; mixed butchers. weak aI,I Al.
SS: efosl TO choice, $s 756l: stoeEers and
feeders plenty and weak at g S01L
Sheep-,Reccipts. 1900 head {; shipments, lOJ
head market dull but steady on good stock ::
common to medium, s303 80; medium to good
sl04 50 choice to extra, $595 IS.
EAST LIBERrY-Ca:t.e-H,ceip sjJ head
market slow at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts, 2,loO head; market firm;
Philadelphias. q 1901 10.
Sheep-Receipts. GD0 heal; selling slow at
about yesterdays prices.
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Cough, Cold Or sore TnrOaL should Ne
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curablc Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troches 10 not disorder
the stomach like cough syrupa and balsums,
but act directly on the inflamed parts, allaying
Irritation. give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
TrOciles have been recommended by physi-
cians ami always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested hy wide AMI constant nse
iOr nearly n entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .Derited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at p cents box
everywhere m8-lvdTTh&S&lyw
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POLgTUAL.
DEMaDCRATIC PRIMARIES.


DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
The Democratic voters of Lancaster city
will meet at their usual voting places on
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY :s,
BETWEEN AND O'clock.
to make general nominations for the several
offices to be filed ut the coming municipal
elections, including Mayor School Directors,
anu City Committeeman; Members "f Select
Councils from the First, Second. Third,
Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards; Common
COuncilmen AMI Ward Ohiccrs; Aldermen in
the First, Fifth and eighth wards.
And on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
FROM TO 8 p. NJ. Except in the Eighth ward.
where the elections will he held FROM ; 70 s P.
ny, to settle the candidates.
The voting places will be is follows
First WarIl-Shobcr's hotel.
Second Ward-Thco. Wen, it's saloon.
Third Warl-Efinger's.
Fourth War,i-KOthweiler's.
Fifth Ward-Philip Wall'a Green Tree hotel.
Sixth War!-JOseph Kautz's saloon.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures.
Eighth Ward-AIbcrt EOhlhaa~'-.
Ninth Wartl-ArnOld Haas.
BY ORDER OF TIE COMMITTEE.
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"Wh;it We all admire" and how to secure 1t !:
fine hc,;,i Of hair in its natural color is such
on adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect to use " London
Hair Color RestOrcr," the most cleanly and de
lightfuI article ever introduced to the Aneri-
can people. II Is totally different from all
others-EOt sticky or gnmmy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair gives it new life, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow W here IT had fallen off or become thin,
does moi soil or stain anything, and is 50 per-
fectly and elegantly prepared as to make it a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. Lon
don Hair Restorcr" Is sold by all druggists,
vt u cents Il bottle. siy bottles for tl
Ocl3M. .S&W
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An old gray haired, dirty-loolzing man,
name is Rogers and he is a lawyer by
profession. He is said to have
been member of constitutional
convention years ago. He prstends to
olive lectures and has a paper which he
shows to people who give him small sums
Of money. OF late he has been in the habit
of walking into kouses when tie men Of
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AMlusementa.

Pat Rooney To night.-This evening Harry
Miners excellent specially company with
Pat Rooney, the inimitable Irish comedian
will appear in the opera house. Besides Pat
the tronpe includes such people as the Cohill
Brothers. Lamont anu Ducrow. Stirk Family,
Sullivan and Cronin, Sharpley and West.
Carrie Howard, Miss Katie Rooney and Others
They appeared in Reading last evening to an
immense house, and the press of that city
speak in the highest terms of them this morn
ing.
ROJiHsOn's PdntOminie,-TO.m morrow Robin
sons pantomime troupe will arrive here and
they will give performances in the afternoon
anu evening, They advertise four clowns Il
number of Especially people anlu dog circus.
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THE EPIDEMIC.
Smallpox Scare at Dover, N. n.

Smallpox Scare at Dover, N. n.
DOVER, n. H., Jan. 27.-The smallpox
scare is at its height. Two cases of vario-
loid are report,d. The authorities have
decided to prohibit public performances,
balls, ETC., for the present. Two surgeons
have been engaged by the Cocheco manu-
featuring company to vaccinate tho opera
tives employed in the MILL
In Vermont Towns
NORTH Troy, VT, Jan. 27.-Several
cases of smallpox are reported in Holland
and Derby. Two deaths have resulted in
the former town. The schools are closed.
There are fears of an epidemic.
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ISUIILlC SALE-ON THURSDAY, FEBkU-
/ AIRY ,, 1882, will De sold at the Leopard
Hotel Il valuable lot of ground. situated on
the south side OF East Orange street. near
Shippen. fronting on Orange street 81 feet ~
inches, and, in depth 245 feet to Grant street
on which is erected new two story BRICK
DIV ELL1NG, No. 23S with One-stOry Brick
Back Building, containing thirteen rooms and
store Room, with Green House 10 by 81 feet.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. NJ. when
conditions will bc made known by
GEORGE o. HENSEL.
Ii. HUBERT Auct. j26-7td*
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0R
The Funding Bill in the Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-In the Senate
today when tho Sherman bill came up
Mr.. Hill (Ga.) said Window had no aw
Or authority for issuing 81 per cent.
for fives and sixes and that holders
of the 81, can demand anil are
entitled to the difference between
81 and or 6 per cent. rs the case may
be. After discussion the amendments of
Mr.. Davis (W. Va.). striking out the
time feature Of the new bonds and making
them payable at any time at the option of
the government was carried-ayes 80,
noes 9G.
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DESPERATE DEED.

A Bridge Fired by An InfAriated Mob.
MILWAUKEE Jan. 27.-A special from
Hudson, Wisconsin, says the great bridge
at the Junction, near Reagie, was fired
night before last by an infuriated mob,
thrown out Unemployment by the collapse
of the Air Line road, but the structure was
saved by timely aid. An appeal was made
for government aid. but the saloons are
closed and there are now no further fears
Of an outbreak
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Sow IOrx Isaarnel.

New loRK, January 27--FlOur-S,atc and
Western dull and prices without qu0table
change Supertinc state, 81 ESQ 80 super
unchanged.
Wheat less active and opened l4c better:
afterwards lost advance: No. he'd, Feb.
u $50 4slI do Mar. ~ j1s10l 5I1z do April
ff5IA do May, 81 43116Ql 50.
Corn Shaale easier and dull mixed West,
ern spot. G7@7lLc; do futures, 7OiIG07E.c.
Oats without important change No May
45Yi9Izc
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A Good Angel's VISTA Tale of "kOsa
daIis.''

Blanche called OF Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad and signing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay. now scarce could keep
from crying; tor, 'oh,' she said, '''tis a dis
grace to sec with scrofnla, my face so badly
marred" I" then said her friend, I" "Rosadalis will
your troubles end" Blinche called on Kate
mother day and found her once more blithe
and gay, her face as radiant, skin as fair, as
any maidea's anywhere. For skin diseases
and impure blood, there's nothing in the
world so good AS Rosadalis, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-nay, it tones the sys-
TEN, cures your ills and banisl,es all doctors
bills Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Store, l37 and l39 North Queen street.
fy30-lyleOdxw3
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HENRYy CARBOLlC sALvE.

The best SaIve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, ,chapped hands,
chilblains, corns Gnd all kinds OF skin erup-
tjon.. freckles and pimples. The salve is
-tz:llteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Carbolic Saive, as all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents.
Soil IN Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store.
l37 a'ad I'D North Queen street.
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Thomas Howard. bradford. Pa, writes: IL
enclose money for Spring Blossom, as said
would II It cured me; my dyspepsia has van
ished with all its symptoms. Many thanks /; I
shall never be without 1t in the house." Price
so cents. For sale ut Il. d. Cochran's drug
store l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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January -. 1882.

A IL DIS EASE OF THE LUNGS,
n Stomach, Liver AMI Kidneys. which
yearly carry thousands to untimely graves,
can undoubtedly he culeL by the treatment
pursued by
DIX. III. ID. IONGikER.
No feeling Of cgOtisln prompts the exhibition
OF the numerous certificates OF cures that can
be seen at the Doctors Officc--i3 East Walnut
street. Lancaster.
Consultation free. ,l'.3t.iNWfl
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The mayor had ten cases this morning.
Six of them who had sought shelter were
discharged, and four who we're drunk or
disorderly were jailed.
John Barry, a tramp, was taken before
Alderman Barr on a charge of drunken
and disorderly conduct. He was commit
ted for 10 days.
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GOI:sg out OF Business.

ALBANY, ,Jan.27.-The Union aid associa-
ton, of Buffalo, a co operative life iusur-
ance company; has notified the insurance
that owing to the failure Of
members to pay the last assessment, it
will discontinue business.
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the house were away and helping himself
to eatables. To- day he. went into house on
Eat King street and terribly frightened
woman who gave the alarm. On6cer Shay
arrested him and took him to the station
house. -. ~ ~ 2 q -. /.
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Tic kentucky laurderers.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27.-A special from
Catlettsburg, KY, says jury was chosen
yesterday to try Ellie and Croft for the
Gibbons murder, and the trial will begin
to-day:
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DEd TAS.

MILLER.-In this city. on Jan, 25, 1882, George
NJ. Miller, aged % years, II months and days.
His relatives and frients are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his father-in-law, George Ycisley, No.
!3s North Mary street. on Sunday afternoon
ut o'clock. Interment ut Lancaster ceme-
terry. 25-3t
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Tho Now York Deadlock.

ALBANY, Jan. 27.-Both houses have
adjourned until Monday. Three ballots
were taken in assembly for speaker, on
the last of which Alvord received 80 vo:es,
Patterson 80, and Costello 6.
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Last Years Coal Product.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The census bu
reau says that the anthracite product for
last year was 2s,G4O,s19 tons, nearly all
furnished by the state of Pennsylvania,
making tie total coal product of the coun-
try for the census year, 71,O67,57 tons.
England produced LAG, ,818, 1e2 tons in the
same year.
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{" skin Diseases " Cured by DIR. Swaynes
Ointment.
SILVER CREEK, N. Y, Feb. 6, 1881.

GENTs-I have been very low and have tried
everything to no advantage. 1 heard your
Hop Filters recommended by so many con-
cluded to give them a trial. did, and now am
around, and constantly improving, and am
nearly as strong A. ever.
VII. WELLER.
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Mills Hufnej.

PErERsErRe, Va. Jan. 27.-The basin
mills, owned by H.. F. MuIt, were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss, s10,-
coo; insurance $4,000.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
yl}CELLlHEOES.

TlNIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. StOckhalders of the American Mechanics
Building and Loan Association will be held
On SATURDAY EVENING (lSth inst.) at 7L
etc.
Place Of meeting will be hereafter an
nounce,. WM. r.. JEFFERIES,
e6-3t,l Secretary.
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Burned to q Crisp.

HARRIsBURs, Jan. 27.-An unknown
man. evidently tramp. was found this
morning at Wister's furnace burned to
crisp. He went to sleep beside the ovens
and fell off during the night upon some
red hot plates
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Foul Play suspected.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. 27.-An un
known man, apparently u German, about
thirty five years old, was found yesterday
in the woods near Linden. frozen stiff. He
had rope loosely entwined about his
neck incapable Of supporting his weight.
There is a suspicion that he was murdered
and placed in that position to misload
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Pat is Hero.

Pat Rooney's brass band made a street
parade this morning and it is a good
musical organization. Mr.. Rooney is here
and will positively appear. He called at
the INTELLTGENCER Office this afternoon.
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Church on Fire.

The Lititz Record says that the Browns
town Evangelical church came near being
destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon.
1t ignited at the pipe hole on the second
floor while fire was being kindled in the
basement. The extent of the damages
will amount to $3.50 Had it not been for
the timely assistance of the people of the
village the church would now be heap of
ashes
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Sk YOUR GROGER FOR
Eby, Stehman e. Co.'S
MANNHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR

the best in the market. This -four will yield
more bread TO the barrel than the OLD process
flour. Try IL and be convinced. j:0.dR
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS
N Having sold to the Pennsylvania railroad
company the equipment and good will Of my
FAST FREIGHT LINE, it will be withdrawn
as an Individual Line Oh FEBRUARY ].
Hereafter all Freight sent to DcpOts Mt Dock
street anu Front and Pine streets, Philadel-
phia, will be taken in charge and promptly
forwarded by the Company.
In discOntinuing the business. l desire to
express my sincere thanks to the public for
the large patronage given this line during the
long period from its establishment to the pres
ent day. JOHN H. BITNER.
lancaster, Pa. Jan. a6 1882. 26-5tdR
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The following decision of the judges OF
the orphans court of Cecil county (Md.
has local interest that warrants it's repro.
duction from the columns of an Elkton
| newspaper.
Howard Munikhuysrm
Adam r.. Masraw, MAJ In the Orphan, cou,,
Henry :. MaSrtw, OF Cccifa(Ounty.
Emily II. Rathvom,
! Samuel +. RaIhvon
Mary Carson, } In the Orphans
vs. court oi Cecil county
same
Annie Caisnn.
George Z. Carson. In the Orphans
Susan Carson. court of Cecil county
same.
The foregoing causes having been tried
together and the proceedings, evidence
and arguments of counsel considered by
| this court, We are of opinion that the
! charges of fraud and collusion, charged
10y the petitioners, have not been sustain
ed.
1t appears in the case of Howard Mum
! nikhuysen, by written agreement of his
for a valuable consideration (the sum OF
s., ,O0O) to renounce his exectorship and his
trusteeship under the will of Mrs. Magraw
! and that said consideration was paid by
Adam r. Magraw, and further when the
cayeat came up in tho cirruit court, that
Mr.. Archer, who was counsel for Munnik-
huysen in the agreement referred to, said
to the court that the arrangement was an
amicable one and that Mr. Munnikhuysen
had no further connection with the estate
OF Mrs. Magraw.
1t would seem unjust that Mr.. Num-
nikhuyseu should plead the non -fulfilment
OF any part of his contract, against the
party who had faithfully performed his
part.
1t is in evidence that Mr.. Munnikhuysen
Was informed Of the action of the circuit
court. setting aside the will of Mrs.
Magraw, some six or seven years before
the commencement Of these proceedings,
which he seems to have instituted solely
as q creditor of the estate. We think he
has no standing in this case.
In the case of Mary Carson, Annie Car
SON and others, their principal object seems
to have been to assist Mr.. r.Mannikhuysen in
his claim against the estate Of Mrs. Ma
graw, and their petitions seem to have
been procured for that purpose, and as
stated by one OF more of them, they wele
| to have no trouble or cost in the matter.
Tie several sums which they claimed in
| their petitions have been rendered them,
principal and interest, both out of court
and in open court, but they refused to re
ceive them, as they could not go back on
Mr.. Munnikhuysen
From the evidence 1t seems that these
parties knew that the will of Mrs. Magraw
had been set aside as early as 1874.
Il is therefore, this 23d day of January,
1882, ordered by the orphans court Of
Cecil county, that the petition, and
amended petition, of Howard Munnikhuy.
sen, be, and the same are hereby dismissed
! will, costs.
And it is further ordered by said court
that the petition, and amended petition OF
Mary Carson, be, and the same are hereby
dismissed with costs. ;
And it is further ordered by said court
that the petition Of Annie Carson. George
| p. Carson and susan Carson, be, and the
same are hereby dismissed with costs.
| JAMES MCCAULEY,
II. L. THOMAS,
DAVID p. DAVIS.
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ATINNICH'S LATEST
Wi IMPROVED PATENT
TOBACCO PRESSES,

For Casing and Baling Tobacco. Minnich's
MANURE DRAG, for cleaning stables. All
sold on trial on their merits. Warran ted to
give better satisfaction in every particular
than any now in use. 1t not satisfactory can
be returned Mt my expense. Send for Illus
tratetl Circular. S. Il. MlNSlCn,
Landisville, Lancaster County.Pa.
tl1S3lnd n &S&3lnW 1921 .tts - I
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Gambstta's HesiGnation.
'Qw York Haral.1

Gambstta's Heatgnati0n.
New York Herald.
NJ. Gambetta's resignation, which was
Yesterday announced in the Chamber of
Deputies, is anything but creditable to his
craftsmanship. lie possessed all leader
could desire. He had popular confidence,
a senatorial majority, IN ordinarily docile
Chamber. lie was expected to redeem the
country from the curse OF governmental
instability. He was to win the confidence
OF foreign nations. He was to impose his
domestic reforms ON u willing country.
Aud for whim he has thrown all all van
tration to an inglOrious close.
The whim was scrutin de liste. ln the
system Of voting by department tickets
NJ. Gambctta prOfesses to find tho sole
basis Of a cabinet. lie regards it as the
sheet anchor Of French democracy. Tho
smaller constituencies. he maintains, are
nests of jObbery their representatives
prefer lOcnl to national interests. His
indictment Of the existing method
may be sound enough; but what shall
be thought Of his tact in representing it
to q chamber which owed its existence
to that method The deputies had been
elected for five years; they had spent
large sums in obtaining their elections
and the premier trips forward, smiling and
asks them to commit Adri kari. His prom.
ise that they should be loft undis
turbed inspir little confidence. Why,
having been elected on one system should
they live for years under another Why,
il NJ. Gambetta had no Immediate use for
the measure, should he not keep it for 4
better opportunity.
So slight an issue as this has sufiiced to
overturn him. He made ether mistakes
during his term of Office, but none of much
He disappointed the nation
by the mediOcrity of his cabinet. His al
lance with Paul Bert drove away the
clericals in a body. His appointment OF
Gen. Miribel and NJ. Weiss, both suspect
ed of hostility to the republic, vexsd his
followers without concliating the mon-
archists. He was smirched to some de.
gree by the Tunisian revelations. But
none of his misadventures presaged the
fall which has followed his
attempt to set his personal will above that
Of the nation.
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lniu.cJ bya KlOSt.

Anderson Shamaker had his face and
clothing badly burned by premature
blast while at work in \ quarry near Brun-
nerville. DR.. Roebuck attended him.
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The Shin Conner In.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The missing
steamship Edam, from Antwerp, has ar
rived here safely.
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CUNNING CARMEN.

Starting False Kumors of Guiteau.s Suicide.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-A rumOr,
which was exploded before it had gained
much circulation, was started this morn
ing that Guiteau had committed suicide
in his cell. 1t served, however, to put a
few extra dollars in tho pockets of the
hackmen, who were called into requisi-
tion BY the anxious reporters, and as
the same rumor has frequently been
started before it is not unreasonable to
assume that it has been done in the interest
Of the hackmen.
As against this rumor it is said by tho
Jail officials that the prisoner appears
much brighter and more talkative than
yesterday that he has quite recovere
from the palpable depression succeeding the
verdict, and now talks with he usual
confidence Of the assistance and
he is to receive from the Amer
lean people and of the he = trial which is
to vindicate him.