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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-28
THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. AUG. as. 1854.
WORKMEN IN COUNCIL.
TRADE AND LABOR CONVENTION


Meeting OF the Werkingmsn In Phii.ae;.
phla-Enectlng An Organization and
Denouncing Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.-The state
Trade and Labor convention, after wait
ing some time for the arrival Of delegates,
was called to order ut 1890 this morning
by Chairman Bisbing of tho Philadelphia
Trade and Labor council. Mr.. Bisbing
in the course of his remarks earnestly 70
futed the charge of double dealing and
selling ont politically, which he said had
been made By portion OF. the press of
the state.
A Crankin, master workman in district
No. 8, Knights of Labor, was unanimous
ly chosen as temporary chairman and
upon taking his seat made brief speech,
in which he spoke Of the importance of
having the conspiracy laws repealed, SO
that workmen could maintain Organiza-
tions for their own protection.
C. L. DOdd, Of the carpenters union,
No. 8, of Philadelphia, WIS made tempo
rary secretary and various committees
were selected.
Several motions were voted down, and =
resolution offered by John Welsh, of
Schuylkill county, denouncing the editor
of the Philadelphia Times for publishing
alleged false points concerning labor Or
ganization in Schuylkill county, and de-
manding their retraction, gave rise to
long discussion, after which it was ordered
to be referred to tho proper committee
when appointed.
John Jarrett, president Of tho Amalsa-
mated association Of iron and steel
workers, was elected permanent chairman,
and after the appointment Of = committee
on resolutions, in the selection Of which
fesling was displayed, ar:
cess until p. m. was taken.
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CONDENsED rELEaRAMs.

NONDECS1D 1GAL"nhU1S.
Little Flashes from tho Electric Wires
FOrty.six new cases of yellaw fever and
three deaths at Brownsville, Texas. Five
deaths in Matamo1as.
Joseph Barber, of Bridgeport, the oldest
printer in Connecticut, is dead, aged 95.
Work is being rapidly resumed at the
Harmony mills.
There has been fearful rioting between
the HindoOs and tho MohammedOns at
Salem, India. Horrible atrocities aud
massacres are reported.
There are threats Of lynching the men
who assaulted Miss Band, at TaylorsviIlr,
III.
A. Fritscbe, Philadelphia merchant,
was found dead on the foer of his board
ing house this morning.
The Wilmington, Del. jury is divided in
its opinion concerning the violent death of
Henry Groader, whose dead and mutilated
body was found at the Seven Hickories.
The supreme court of Rhode Island ha
issued citation on Sprague and Moultop,
rival claimants to CanOnches.
President Arthur was tho guest of W.
W. Astor at breakfast in Newport this
morning.
Desperadoes boarded an excursion train
between Grand Rapids, Mich and Tole-
do o., and committed daring robberics
and outrages.
Harry Aiken mysteriously disappeared
from the boat City Of Troy, and it is sur-
posed he was drowned by falling over
board.
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LANCASTER DAILY NrE111aENoER MONDAY AUGUST 10 1882

SLIPLIss nights, made miserable by that
terrible couch. 6hiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. For sale at Cochran's drug store. Isl
North Queen st. nCl-lwdeOwAW
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New York. .Phf,ssielpiis ana i;DtAf stoexs
also United States Bcn'ls repost0si tisilY b,
JAOHR y Long. p North QueOn street.
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DUBLlC SALE or VALUABLE CITY
i residences. will be sold on THURSDAY,
sEPTkMBEk q. 1882, at the Cooper House,
Dueette s Williams, deceased, towit: u
DWELiSG motG tSS ssSsS No. i asq East asc Ghesiaa
street, in the city of Lancaster, Pa, l6 1eeS
front and 30 feet in depth, with u twostory
1eet inches. to which Is attached a frame one.
story Kitchen. II fee. by 9 feet 8 inches. There
are in all ten large ond convenient rooms and
three halls two hydrants. one outside and
one in the kitchen the right to use an alley
2 feet 10 inches in width, belongs to the premf.
ses. The lot is Ito feet in depth, and Is planted
and attic are built over the 3lley.
No. ., Being a two-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
s2' East orange street, in said city, q feet, =
Brick Kitchen attached, Is feet by II feet =
inches, to which is attached a two-story
Frame Kitchen loN feet square. There are ten
private alley feet, incLes wide, belongs to
the premises. The lot is IS feet deep and is
planted vi with t,d,1a fruit srees and sbruSbery
Gently been painted and papered and are in
firstclass repair.
Persons wishing to view the premises be-
fore the day OF sale will call upon the under
signed.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p m, of said
day, when terms and conditions will he made
40. NEwPHER,
Executor OF Ducctte ). Williams, deceased.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct. aug26.1td&3tw
DUIsLIC @ALE.-ON TnUKsDAY, SEP
L TENDER 81, 1885,, Will be sold at public
real estate, TO wit: All that very valuable
FARM, containing II ACRES, more or less,
situated on the south side OF East King street,
in the city OF Lancaster. Immediately oppo,
site the Lancaster County Prison, and adioin-
ing lands of Herman Miller, Jacob s. Miller
and lands of the Directors of the Poor OF Lam
caster county This IS one of the most lcsir-
able and valuable pieces OF real estate in the
county of Lancaster has good DWELLING
1t is particularly valuable for Building Lots,
being in the very best part OF the city Of Lam
caster, and especially adapted for Q Truck
farm. The entire piece IS laid out In Building
For further information call on Henry shu-
bert. Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, No.
erty can be seen.
II will be sold in the whole, by parts or in
lots to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at N O'Clock p. m. when
conditions will be made known by
A' ''' ass&ss. s.1e.,s.1s.a
IKAY's sfEClFlG MnDlOiNs. = rnE
u Great English Remedy: An unfailing
cure tor Imp0tency. and an Diseases that
follow t1d lSss ct tSa Last
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con-
sumption and Premature Grave. Full par.
ucu1ars in our pamphlet, which we desire to
send tree by mail to every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at u per pack
so ol s es sent
dressing the agent, H. b. Cochran, l37 and l39
North Queen street. On account OF counter.
feits, We have adopted the Yellow Wrapper:
the eonly genuine. Guarantees ofcure issued by
us. For sale in Lancaster by II. b. Cochran.
l37 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. MY.
anr121vdkv
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AlOW READY

NOW READY
OUR NEW
REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE,
Containing q large number Of properties in
city and country, with prices &c. Copies sent
free to any address.
ALLEN a. HERR & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. lO6
East King Street.
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Catarrh ut tho Bladder.
Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints. cured by - Buchu
paiba.' 81. Depot John Black.
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Miss Lizzie STKOBEI. WILL OPEN
Nl her class in Music on MONDAY, SEP
TEMPER 18th. Instructions given in Vocal
the kranich & Bauch Piano one on hand and
tor sale at a low price. a9Stfd
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Grain and Provision sIu0unrlona
Ono O'Clock quotations Of grain amt provis,
Ions. furnished by >. X. Yundt, Broker. l5t
East King street.
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DUBLIO SALE.-ON SATURDAY, SEP
L TEMBER 16, 1881, by order of the Orphans
Court Of Lancaster county, the undersigned
decd, will sell at public sale, at the Hester
house, in the City OF Lancaster, the following
described valuable city property, viz:
Ninth ward, Lancaster city. on the east side OF
the IA feet wide public alley running north
from James street, between North Queen and
Prince streets, in said city of Lancaster con-
tanning in front on said alley 32 feet ~ inches,
and extending in depth eastw ard 134 feet,
bounded on the West by said IA feet wide pub
lie alley, on the east by u 10 feet wide alley on
the North by lot OF Andrew Balmer, and on
the South by a 10 feet wide alley, upon which
is cree. cd a Frame stable.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, D. M. when
terms will be made know by
CATHAkINE STONE
ao-StdS Administrative OF John StOne
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N.Y. ADTERTISEMENTS.

Q10 REWAkD.-TEN DOLLARS WILL
VlO be given to the person giving me the
Names iaH, Of the the Two % girls az ana young man that
from my front yard ON Saturday night be-
tween 10 and ii O'Clock.
It'd ID. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
DOR SALE. - FINE FOUR-YEAR-OLD
Il Chestnut Brown Mare. Apply to
VIC. FOEHL,
No. 40 East Orange Street
a2s-2td* Lancaster, Pa.
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nR. MCCORMICK,
| GRADUATE IN MEDICINE AND PHARa
MACY,
son OF the late DR.. d. Mccormick, of Lancas-
ter,) treats private diseases successfully with
his new remedies. Medicine 1s pleasant to
taste and smell. No change OF diet and conse-
quently no exposure. Can be consulted in
person or by mail at his drug store and office,
No S;s6 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
al6lmd* Philadelphia.
+ ANCASTER CUM EKCIAL COLLEGE.
IL DAY AND EVENING SESSION.
BEGINS MONDAY AUGUST g. 1882
The course OF study embraces Single and DOu-
BILE Entry, Book Keeping, Plain Business
Writing, Correspondence Business Arithme-
tic, Grammar, OrthOgraphy and Commercial
Law.
For Circulars giving references and particu.
lars call on or address
WEIDLER h MOSSER,
aes'5tdR 6West King street, Cd Floor.
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ESTATE OF SARAH FORD. LATE OF
II Lancaster City, deceased. Letters of ad-
ministration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
tliate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay tor settlement to the under
signed, residing in said city.
JOHN FRANCISCUS,
L. f. DAVIS, AdmlnistI atOr.
Attorney. augac GtdM
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TITY PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
~ On Long Deferred Payments:
!. The Store House AMI Dwelling on West
King street, now occupied by Jno. 4. Weaver.
2. The Hall Building on Prince street.
3. The House l occupy.
4. The House (No. llO) on West Orange St.
Investors are invited to call upon
al9-tfdS&M A. e. ROBERTS.
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OR8AN'~ED 1870
The Old American Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Philadelphia.
ASSETS: One Million, Six Hundred
- and Thirty-three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eighty
four Dollars and Eighty
eight cents.
Company Conservatively Managed.
EgFOr Insurance apply to
RIFE & KAUFMAN.
BEAST KING STREET.
Jus 5lndTuTh&S
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NOTICE.
IN The firm heretofore existing under the
firm name OF A. Wetter & Co.. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, A Wetter
withdrawing. The remaining partners Will
continue the business Of manufacturing Hell
vetia-American Betting, Lace Apron and
Picker leather, under the firm name of Potts,
IOchcr& Dickcy.
j. l.. POTTS,
G. A. LOCHER,
Il. s. DICKEY.
AUGUST 2s 1882. 1t*
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men, and all we can do is to endeavor to
make them better than they are to give
our reasonable service towards elevating
Their morals and showing them an ex-
ample of strict honor and integrity on our
part. We arc now on the eve of a great
political battle. Existing discomfort will
require greater effort and more constant
diligence thau ever before to prevent dis
aster from overtaking us and disaster
now will entail disaster to tho federal gov.
ernment in 1884. Let each man gird on
his armor and prepare for battle. "Once
moro into the breach, &c. In time Of
peace there's nothing SO becomes man."
&C., &c. "The "Od Guard never sur
renders," &C.. sc. Charge for your
altars," &C., &c, and in the language of
Col. George at Chickamauga, "Hold your
position till you arc mustered OUT And
then if you fall in the November baltic
you will at least have done your duty.
(Applausc.)
Secretary Welchans said the candidat, s
were little slow in paying their assess
ments, and offered resolution which was
adopted, requiring them to "pony up"
"A Kicker In tho Camp.
A member of the committee at this
point raised breeze in the committee by
announcing that Mr.. Streiling, the men,
ber from Manor New, had gone over to the
Independents. As the gentleman was pre-
sent lie would like to know what he had
to say about it.
Mr.. Streiling was little slow in coming
to time, but got on his feet at last and
said that he had told certain persons that
he was going to support the Independent
candidates, but whether he would or not
was another thing. lie denied that he
had said he would rather vote for Demo-
crat than for Beaver. He claimed to he a
good Republican and would do all he
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-04

WAsHINGTol1, Jan. 3.-The following
order has been issued by Gen. Sherman:
The abuse of sick leaves on surgeons
certificates has grown to be so great that
it becomes necessary to invite special at
tention to the absolute requirements OF the
regulations on the subject. officers are
granted absence when in many cases 1t
could be as well treated at their own sta
ton as elsewhere, and where in other cases
temporary removal to some other station
would alleviate the ailments, or where
lighter duties might be performed at their
own parts 1t is belived that in some in
stances surgeons have granted leaves with
out proper examinations. No inconsid-
erable number of officers are now absent
from their proper commands in conse-
auence of this abuse To remedy this
abuse it is made the duty of the depart
ment commanders to examine more closely
every certificate of disability. If satisfied
that this disorder does not arise from
vicious habits of the applicant they should
consider whether temporary respite from
more arduous duties or a temporary
change would not accomplish the desired
end. The regulations contemplate absence
only for loss of life or to prevent perman
ent disability Leaves, except in clearl,
proper cases, must be ordinary, and no
ick leaves
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-04
Administrators Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. -.
Rock ISLAND COUNTY,
In the County Court of said Rock Island County.
james :. Gilmore. Administrator of the Estate of
Jane A. Harrison, deceased
Robert Smith. James Reed. George Gilmore, Will
liam H. Gilmore. Mary Rathburn Sarah
fireman. John Gilmore. Hugh Gilmore
and the unknown owners of lot four az in block
thirty -fonr {34) in the Chicago lower addition TO
Che City of Rock Island in said Rock Island
county. Petition TO sell real estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order
of said County Court entered in the above en-
titled suit on the nineteenth day
the fourth day of February, A d. 1882, the hour
of O'Clock in the afternoon at the north door of
the Court House in the City of Rock Island, in the
said County of Rock Island satisfy said decree,
sell at public venue the following described parcel
of real estate situated in the county of Rock Island
and State OF Illinois, viz: Lot four {4) IN block
thirty-f ga in the Chicago lower addition to
| the City of Rock Island.
Said sale to be upon the following terms, yiz;One
quarter cash down at the time of such sale. and The
remainder upon credit of not less than six months
and not more than twelve months from the day OF
such sale with interest at six per cent per annum
note TO be taken for said deferred payment and in
terest with good personal security, and mortgage
the premises sold TO secure the payment of such pur
| chase money.
Dated this 2Sth day of December, A d. 1881.
JAMES :. GILMORE,
Administrator of the Estate Of Jane A. Harrison,
/ deceased.
OSBORN CURTIS,
| 21 Solicitors for said administrator
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-04
WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3,-It is authorita-
lively stated that Judge Advocate General
Swain has raised the point that the Whit
taker court martials was illegally consti-
tuted because President Hayes ordered it
without a request from TIE Department
Commander, and that therefore all pro
ceedings were void. The seventy second
article of war it is held, confers no pow
er on the President to convene an army
court martial except in the contingency that
the accused is brought before the tribunal
by his commander.
The debt statement shows the decrease
of the public debt during December, 1881,
to be $12. 793, 623. Cash in Treasury,
1888, ,377 $50; gold certificates, $51S,S1
silver certificates, $68, ,675, $50; certificates
of deposit outstanding, SO, 100000; re-
funding certificates, 1915, 250 legal ten
ders outstanding, $346, ,6S1, ,0i6; fractional
currency, $7,075. .926; decrease since June
80, 1881, $75, 100000.
The Senate contingent fund investigating
committee reassembled to-day. W. T.
Brown, foreman of the Treasury depart
ment cabinet workshop, presented a
memorial in which it is said he gives dates,
time occupied and character of the work
done by him upon Secretary Sherman's s
work, or some of it, has been charged to
different bureaus of the department. Only
routine business was considered,
At cabinet meeting to-day James rep
resented the Postoffice Department for the
last time, end Attorney General Brewster
the Department of Justice the first time.
The President accepted the resignation OF
J. Stanley Brown. Private Secretary.
Scoville will submit tomorrow an afff-
davit setting forth that number of wit
nesses for the prosecution, whose names
! were on the list furnished the defense,
have not been put upon the stand; that
he has reason to believe, or at least the
presumption exists that these wit
nessts, since they were originally
selected and summoned by the pros
ecution, have changed their minds re
garding the case, and that the District
| Attorney has not put them on the stand
because he knows their testimony would
| be favorable to the prisoner. Some OF his
own witnesses, afhant alleges, changed
| their views as to the prisoners mental con
dition after they were subp@naed and II IS
| fair to presume similar changes occurred
| in the opinion of witnesses whom the
prosecution called but afterwaTd decided
| not to examine If so, their testimony may
be available for the purposes of the de-
Tense and they should be put upon the
stand Scoville will move that all witness
es on the list Of the prosecution who have
not been called by that side be now sum
moned for the defense and examined in be
half of the prisoner.
Senator David Davis is i'll with severe
sore throat the result of cold contracted
at the Presidents New Years reception
The physicians advise him to remain IL
doors several days.
gentleman said tonight that he had
from excellent authority that ex-Senato
Sargent, of California, is to succeed Secre
tary Kirkwood.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-04
IOWA.

Dies MONIES. Jan. 3.-Some ten or
twelve members of the Legislature, which
meets ext Monday, have arrived, and
forty more have engaged hotel rooms for
to-morro W. OF the candidates for the
Speakersh1p, Mr.. Wolf, of Cedar, has
arrived, and Messrs. Irvln and Strouble
are expecte d in the morning. OF the can
didates for the United States Senatorship,
Gov. Gear and Jas. r. Wilson, for the
long term, are here, to remain until the
contest is ended Mr.. Wilson lectures
here tonight on 'sCivIlization. All mem
bers arriving so far speak in favor OF Sen
.ator McDill for tlte short term IN the
United States Senate, and the indications
are that he will have no opposition, and
will be nominated by acclamation.
KEoKUK, Jan 3.-The barbed wire cases
of EVashburne s. 1Ioen, vs.. Coon, ct a.,
were compromised to-day, and a decree
entered for the plaintiffs The Farmers
Assoc :iation will continue the legal fight.
The agents of Washburn 81 Moen gained
full D. ossession of the barb wire factory
which has been backed by the farmers pro
tective@ association, but which asarbed wire
was Sold out by Coon, one of the partners
in the factory. Washburn s. Moen's
agents gained possession of all the barbins
machines, and shipped them TO Chicago
to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-04
THE TRIAL AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, JAN 3-Dr. Gray did not
believe in what is termed by some writers
emotional insanity or moral insanity.
Kleptomania he considered simply thew
inc. Dipsomania, drunkenness, pyloman-
ia, incendiarism their designations were
simply convenient terms which had been
invented to cover certain crimes. Insani-
ty, said witness, els never transmitted any
more than cancer The examination pro-
pressed with tedious detail in the effort to
extract something favorable to the defense.
Council renewed the attack upon witness
again and again and each time was met
with an evasive or qualified replies
Finally Scoville, with some impatience,
incurred: Can YOU tell me, doctor, how
MANY direct replies you have given me this
morning? don't know that |
| have given you any. / propose to answer
precisely in my own way, Mr.. Scoville.
am under oath and propose to give all the
information bearing on the case in my
| possession. but | do not care to drag my
personalities into it any more than posi-
| Bile U The prisoner meanwhile had observ-
| ed marked decorum at intervals gazing out
of the window, but most OF the time he
appeared to be busily engaged in writing
/ his autograph upon cards which were
handed up to him frem The audience by
the attendance.
Scoville desired to put in evidence GER
| tain tabulated statements from the annual
| reports of the witness. From these 1t ap-
peared that of fifty y-four cases of homicides
by insane persons seven were by persons
| acting under an insane Illusion of divine
/ authority for their acts. At the request
of the District Attorney witness described
briefly these cases, and added that eacf
case was one of marked insanity, indepen
dent of the homicidal act. Recess.
DR. GRAY resumed after recess, and tht
prosecution then announced the case CLOSED
for the government, Scoville said he wa
taken by surprise by this sudden action.
DIR. Bowker, of Kansas City, testified
that Mrs Dunmire told him in Leadvill
that she hesitated about getting divore
because she was not sure but that he wa
insane.
Clark Mills, the sculptor, was called fo
the purpose of identifying the plaster cas-
of Guiteau's head. Dayiege objected, a
it would reopen the insanity question
The court so ruled, and the question wa
withdrawn Judge Cox sileneed Guiteau
: who was attempting to read letter t
himself
+ Guiteau-s.When / speak, I speak t
) sc, ,o00, 900 people, not to this little crow
, in this room
. Marshal Henry Keep quiet sir"
Guiteau-''We got through sir" Th
prisoner soon started ON another harangu
| and the bailiff placed his hand upon hi
? shoulder.
Guiteau-.Get away, or I'll slap you i
g the mouth With this outburst he sui
5 sided, however, John w. Guiteau ws
S again put on the stand and questone
2 regarding Guiteau's letter to Senator Can
8 eron. Davidge objected to any attempt I
introduce what bore pr5Baa facie appea
ance of manufactured testimony. I'll
court overruled against the defense. Sex
{ vile reviewed the question of introducin
e new witnesses, and it was agreed that tt