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Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
" l. A. N. Anniversary

y"uyfSOn Council, No. 10, o. U. A.
: 1fIeorated their tenth anniversary
ss.ailuIday !. evening, by giving an en-.
~ sA4ament In Odd Fellows Hall. A
~ sE'sudlence assembled in the hall
1Iley were treated to an excellent
EEanme. The exercises were open.
N! SS!al C'erture by Miss Laura Bigger,
SN""tu NSm ~ an appropriate address by
@nI 'TIas T. Aoreland, State Councillor
HDsSi'waFe, MI after which the audience
m' rDu III singing the opening ode
Psv P-T1'Ta' q Prayer was offered by the
! 'c r., L. H. Cream"r, pastor of Scott M.
r,.s nVaACa' At th4 conclusion of the
G'i' Iis isn MI Harvey Carey sang a solo
M,I M llltie n Ones AT Home" in his
,,s'i,s., sv9u style. Miss Ella Hart gave
t,,sd t@''''Dll NJ which was highly appre.
N.Y. N.Y., The Rev. T. Il. Creamer then
psv al VI excellent address, his remarks
,ms, aigp'aaded several times. The
u@ uu1et '"0 or the programme was made
| ,nstr DupsS oy Miss Bigger. Miss Mont
- i, C,,iu Slu Messrs. Crabb and Carey.
tH,S ''Oo ~, also gave several recitations
CNt Wv were well leceiv d. Mr.. j. b,
lsvss au al original poem and ad-
nSl,,a" were ~ made by Mr.. j. w. Maline,
ananSt... Councillor of Md, and W. c.
as L' Ill., etale Councillor of the same
lris s,% Mss s. Bigger recited "Tom's
lAarSsijsafI,, in a pleasing manner.
ssssr Sa,s sns u! Misses Montgomery aud
Stpo,,s' 'e a lhe interesting features of
&iOns "u'lne' n Much credit il due to
nd hsv "uo tut, took part in the exe xercises,
oadp,sS were. were amply repaid, by the
slcb M wa applause from the audience
svsy O"s NJ" an appreciative one and
asn,nIt 81 see,ueu TO be pleased with
'S'' OF the entertainment,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
DOWN THE STATE.
Items here and there a. Cleaned
From EXCHANGES.

The little peaches have taken off their
jackets and are growing beautifully.
The Transcript says the largest part
OF the burnt district at Middletown,
will soon be built upon.
Sturgeon fishing is stirring branch
of industry at Delaware City, and is
paying well.
The schooner Gay Thomas, $50 tons
burden, was launched at Milford on
Thursday afternoon.
An unusual quantity of drum fish
has been caught along the shore of
Delaware Bay this spring.
No preparations have as yet been
towards purchasing fire apparatus.
Corn which has bcen planted three
weeks Is just making its appearance
above ground.
The Pennsylvania railroad Company
has Increased the pay of the track re-.
pairers on the p. w. & b. railroad to
Sl.40 per day.
Banner Lodge, l. o. o. F., of New
London, will make q friendly visit to
Oriental Lodge, ofNewark, next Thurs
day evening.
The regular annual meeting of the
State Medical Society will be held on
Tuesday, June 18th, at Rehoboth. A
full attendance, of members, is ex-
pected.
Edgar r. Sipple, of Smyrna, has
leased the phosphate works Of A. Lee
Cummins, near Clayton, and intends
to commence manufacturing fertilizers
next month.
Milford canning and packing houses
are now making large preparation, for
the coming season. 1t is estimated that
there will be- no less than 5000, 900 cans
of fruit and vegetables put up in and
near that place this season.
Senator Bayard has accepted an in
vitation from Capt. Henry Virden to
take part in a pilot boat cruise this
summer. The Senator will be accom-
panied by several of his personal
friends
Reports from farmers state that the
crop of apples wi be good, and that
the prospect is good for many peaches.
Wheat and oats are in a very forward
state and the general outlook for farm
operationsis is good.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Seeking a Haugmsn for Guiteau.

James VanHeise, of Newark, has
been asked by the authorities of Wash
ingtoE to superintendent the hanging of
Charles j. Guiteau, and 5000 has been
offered him for his services. VanH else
has written to Washington that it he
undertakes the work he will require
that gallows similar to that in use by
him in New Jersey shall be used, and
that he shall be allowed one assistant.
He also asks that the amount of com.
pensation shall be increased VanHeise
has conducted thirteen hangings in
New Jersey-fOur in Middlesex, two in
Elizabeth, one in Belvidere. one in
Morristown, one in Jersey City and
four in Newark. He is an expert hang
man, and is not credited with single
blunder. The gallows used by him has
been improved by him and it is now in
the Jail at Newark, where two con.
demned murderers are awaiting the
result of their applications to the Court
in Errors for new trials. VanHeise is
a working carpenter.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Invention,

Many of the teachers of Sussex
county favor call for local teachers
institute on the 8th of June.
William Cooch, of Pencader Hun
dred, has invented machine for
tightening Smiths purifying cloths,
which are used by millers generally.
The Sussex Journal says that ulian
and jesse Vincent, sons of George Hig-
gins Vincent, late of Seaford, are held
in Moyamensing prison on the charge
of larceny, These young men had
good positions in stationery stores in
Philadelphia, and are accused Of pur-
loining goods and shipping them to
other cities.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
A EIuChy FR,Dily.

A TreLCon dentist stopped at the
house Of Mrs. Duffy. A. Lambertsv lille,
a few days ago, to extract some teeth
Tor her. When Her children saw The
bIood issuing from their mothers mouth
they attacked the dentist, snpposing
that he was duing her severe b0dily y in
jury. The boy seiz3d a poker and
threw it at the doctor. The doctor
lodged just in time and the poker
struck the window, breaking the sash
and demolishing the panes OF glass. The
little girl grabbed the dentist by the
coat.tail and nearly tore it off. So hot
was the fight that the dentist had to
got ont and leave the Job unfinished.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
EXPRESS Train DELAYED.

The New York and Washington Ex.
press train, due in this city at 5.17
p. m., going north, was an
hour late last evening. The delay was
caused by the breaklug of the driving
spring hammer of engine No. ", which
was drawing the train. The accident
happened at North East. Nd and the
engine had to run slow from ,here up.
Upon arriving in this city engine, No.
) was substituted, and the broken
engine taken to the shops .or repairs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair

Kenewer Is SCIENTIFIC combination Of some
of the most powerful restorative agents In tho
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to
Its original color. 1t makes the scalp white
and clean. 1t cures dandrutf and humors,
and falling out Of the hair. 1t furnishes the
nutrttive principle by which the hair Is nour,
ished and supported. 1t makes the hair
moist, soft and glossy, and is unsurpassed as
a hair dressing. 1t is the most economical
preparation ever offered to the public, as its
effects remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t Is re.
commended and used by eminent medical
men, and officially endorsed by the State As.
sayer of Massachusetts. The popularity Of
Halls Hair Renewer has increased with the
test of many years, both in this country and
In foregnands, and it is now known and
used in all the civilized countries ofthe world.
For sale by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Billy FlOg eucs as an ONCE Sc elk or.

''tath" in the Ono matt inquirer.
met on the street to-day Mr.. viii.
liam j. Florence, the actor. Said |:
"Have you had an appointment yet?
"No, and am afraid | won't get one
now 1t is my first experience in office
hunting" said Florence, "and many
things about it hurt my sensibilities.
Everybody has received me personally
with much kindness, bat | don't like
the idea OF dispossessing a man of II
place where he is getting his bread.
Everywhere l turn there is some poor
fellow to be discharged if | should be
appointed. Yet they say that is tho
way to get an cffice. If it is, l am
afraid | don't ike the business"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Eireman Rem shereN.

The Fire Companies who responded
to the call from Mitdletown, not long
since, when the town was threatened
with destruction, have been remem-
bered by the authorities of that place,
and last week received 500 as an ap
precia ton of their services. The money
was divided, equally, between the
Weccacoe, Reliance, Fame Washington
and Delaware, each company receiving
S2O.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Music for HehODOth.

Mr.. George Luckman of this city,
and member of the First Regiment
Band, has been secured to furnish the
music tor the Douglass House and also
the Bright House, located at Rehoboth
Beach, Del, the coming season. Mr..
Luckman has furnished music for these
hotels for the past three years and has
given entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
In NOR Removed.

Mrs. James W. Murphey, of Christi
ana hundred, went to Philadelphia a
few days ago in order to have tumor
removed from which she has been suf-
fering for some time. The operation
was successfully performed, but she
still remains in that city under medical
treatment, and hopes are entertained
of her full restoration to health.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Asbury Excursion.

The regular annual excursion Of the
Asuury M. 4. Sunday.scbool will be
made on the steamer Clyde 10 Andalu
sia, on Friday next, June Sd. The
steamer needs no praise; the grove can
not be excelled in beauty, the water is
fresh, the company delightful, and all
that is wanted to make the trip pleas
ure and a success is a pleasant day.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Reserved Seats.

The sale of reserved seats for the sixth
ami versary of the Wilmington Acad-
emy will commence tomorrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock at the Opera House
tox office. This is Mr.. Crabb's best
effort and as there are 5000 tickets out,
a big rush will be the consequence. Go
early if you want good seats.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29

George and William Matthews were
killed and Marion Wilson and Homer
eharp wounded, the former seriously,
by being fred at from an ambush near
Lebanon, Missouri, on Friday evening
There had been bad feeling between
the deceased and some of their neigh.
boN.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
The wPEfisA.

War Department, Office o1 the CAloi
Signal Officer, Washington, May
80 Il A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT EJR rO-DAq
For the Middle Atlantic States.
Local rains, followed by clearing
weather winds shifting to colder
northwesterly; higher pressure.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
kteAnler Chartered.

The steamer Susie Mccall, which
phys between this city and Pennsgrove,
N. j., will not make Or usual trips to-
morrow, s the boat has been chartered
by Action Post, G. A. r. Of Penns-
grove, for the purpose Of attending the
ceremonies Of Decoration Day, at the
National Cemetery, Firms Point.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Successful Operation.

Drs. Jones, Mullin and Wood of West
Chester, assisted by DR.. Thomas, of
Philadelphia, removed piece of skull
from the head of Edward, son of Joseph
Kift, florist, of West Chester, on Friday
last, in order to relieve him from an
injury inflicted by blow from stone
several years ago, resulting in occa-
sional fits of screaming that were ex.
ceedingly annoying to his family, as
we'll as to himself. 1t is hoped that
this operation may result in permanent
reliet.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
had NOndUcf

wit ot oSt'npIalut is made of the be-
h&Asbiss a n humber of boys, that are
aahth Wi vi ioating around the cor.
a',aOs and 11e,Ishborhood of Maryland
SaNepinn logan street, every day
Wy ,hroTs ~ IL me week. They play
iIle, and us0 ssp,'n'es, " squirt tobacco
T1ssdng ths i0' ALL, all Kinds of bad language
,Mpises 'ue wo,ls residents and passels by.
'aSkrbo""SV "Vulu u 90 well to give that
Vo q visit occasionally.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Barney ROsonblatt,

The Baltimore Sunday News has the
following: ''Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosen.
blatt, celebrated their tin wedding at
their residence, No. 50 South High
street, Friday night. They were mar.
ried In San Francisco, May 26, 1872.
Mr.. Rosen blatt, will be remem bered by
many In Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Str aWberry Shipment.

The Shipments of strawberries on
Saturday numbered 1888 crates and
were consigned as follows: Jersey
City, 1913; Philadelphia, 1853; Boston, ID;
Wilmington, 8; previous shipments,
1905 crates; total thus far, 14SS crates.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Sale Of Cows.

Messrs. Roberts & Tyson will have .
sale of fresh COWS, springers and feed
ers at the Practical Farmer, Brandy
wine Hundred, on Thursday, the 8rst
of June.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
BLst of Unclaimed k.eiters

remaining in the Wilmington, Del, p.
O., Saturday, May Is, 1882.
To OBTAIN these letters the applicant
must ask for advertised letters" and
give the date Of this list.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
, scott ExcuEHion,

,qats pla.ss q, ssanday.school excursion
,sss A. lst, S' NV this year on Thursday,
Jsag BrOoL tSe me steamer Clyde, to
%Se N Pha Grove, seventeen miles
S slvsvs Scott Sunday
M M, s,cursis.,na s,cs mas a pleasant time In
~suo sscsns;; sus; and the presens one
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29

John Mcfarland, II years Of age,
was accidentally shot dead by William
Dunke, in a hardware store in New
Brunswick, New Jersey, on Friday
night,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
Btato of the Tnerruom essr

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
this morning:
7 O'Clock 'C o'clou. ,'u,ool
$50 70 "a
Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
LADIES LIST.


Bradley Miss Maria Leoner Miss
Bost Mrs Emma Lundin Miss Elm
Carpenter Miss g Massil Mrs W q
Cottor MS Josephine Myers Mrs NJ
Conner Mis- Jane Moody MISS mary lua
Cox Miss Anna III Murray Lavinia B
Driver Miss Miller Miss Ida Jane
Flether Miss Lizzie NeggtnsOn Miss l. (O
Forwood Miss Carlo Mckenney Miss Il
Foster MisI a Il Miller Miss Juila
Hubbard Ms A NJ Murphy Eliza
Hansley Mss A. Matthews Miss +
Hove ri!is' Jane : Nickerson Mrs Mary
Hun Mrs Maggie kco,e Mrs Lucretia
Hance arah Richard Mrs heztie
Jones Mrs Lucinda lhompEins mrs
Ives Mss lille Watkins Mrs Chas
Kehoc Miss Katie " hitlock Miss Ella
king Mrs Hester Wilkey Mrs James
G4NTLEMENs LIST.
Berry frank O'Riel,ey James A
Rallentine James frce Samuel
Baker JOhuC Prall w ~ Son
kuuSgeault l. fOl ltef tfeorge
Ozark Mr. ALERT Porter James
Cumming avid q > rker George
took I, Il ~ Rran J0sepr +.
Carrow John B hutle1xe
auburn Moses hudlerow
thattam HObt j kecS YIN
COlman Thomas Rogers W
tOyne Tho uas Rich .l0h
Coming w Ruganorner Adam
Davis w M s>immon, VIM
Dlfale tiouseppe stuart ,,,c
doctor" 1T John Capt U =
Ellen John Strong Capt l. gl
Eggs h!r strong hllan ~
Ferguson Swaine RObt
Gray koOert chaDowsIl ~
Harris Joe " Schmidt Al
Hardenbcrg Frank Senn0ard
HenCrix EnLck Showers FRED
nm q M Sanders q ii
Holiday Solomon Stevens $
Howard obert Smacp John
IOstesen Ste"aru rinlaH
johnson VIM Shlpman WIN
Junander WmR Taylor BRO Il &c
.Jenkins John Iremmel Peter A
Johnson nyO TreRer VIM H (2)
Lynch Walter Vance Chas H
/ apsley Thomas vance Charles
Iiiane Thomas VanArtsdaleu Daniel
Lewis T q Vaughan Isaac
Morris Alfred Whitney Chas q
MidGletown Chas Ward E ID (2)
mcclure avid Woitehead W A
M ichet Fraz Warren Z
Mercer Horace wilson I f
Montague Hugh u liar u
Mari James Weeks VIM
Owen Capt A a Olser Il Peter
Ourneode Ali
WIN. M. PYLE, p. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-13
CAPITAL cULuN6S.
Lewis Bequest to the Government.


WASHINGTON, October l2.-The Treasury
Department has received the sum OF $50.
600. recently awarded to the Government
in the contest over the will Of the late Jo.
seph L. Lewis, Of Hoboken, N. j. The
money will be used to aid in the extin-
guishment OF the public debt.
Thirteen More Patents for Edison.
The issue of patents last week numbered
l95, including thirteen to Edison for elec'
trio contriyances.
Will Not Resign.
One of Secretary Folser's most intimate
friends, who occu pies prominent position
in the Treasury Department, is authority
for the statement that Secretary Folser has
not rendered his resignation, and will not
before the last of December, and only at
that time in the event of his election as
Governor OF New York.
Garfield Hospital COntributions.
Among the recent contributions received
by Treasurer Gilfillau for the Garfield
Memorial Hospital are the following: ..
NJ. Spencer, United States Consul, Mel
bourne, Second contribut.onb S56.l0; A.
C. Jones, United States Consul at Nagasaki,
$s7 46; p. II. Morgan, United States Minis.
Ter, Mexico, s3os.7O; Henry Stone, United
States Consul, Budapest, Hungary, $l3. 50;
Rev. Emanuel Van 0rden, Rio de Janeiro,
$5; Horatio /. Sprague, United States Con,
sui, Gibraltar, SIS; William King. United
States Consul, Birmingham, (second contrt:
bution), $4SI9; Edgar Stanton, United
States Consul General ST.. Petersburg,
SS0.S0; J. w. Merriam, United States Con-
sui, Iquique, Peru, Sis.40; i. A: Merritt,
Consul General, London, $37.75; Theodore
S. Case, postmaster, Kansas City, $lS6.2o.
Purchase OF silver.
The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased 375, 900 ounces Of silver for the New
Orleans, San Francisco and Philadelphia
mints.
After Information.
WILMINGTON, DEL, October 12.-The State
Temperance Alliance has addressed letter
10 legislative candidates OF both parties
asking if they will advocate local option X
elected
WASHINGTON, October 12.-Representa.
tive w. NJ Lowe, of Alabama, died at
Huntsville this morning.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October l2.-Speaker
Keifer has appointed, on behalf OF the
House. a committee to attend the funera'
of Representative Lowe, OF Alabama, as fol.
lows: Thomas H. Herndon, IL. A. Her.
but, Wm. Oats, Thomas Williams. q. W.
Hewitt and w. II. Forney, OF Alabama
Emery Speer, of Georgia; Chas. Il. He nk. oil
Mississippi, and George @. Dibrell. Eenton
Mcmillan, Charles B. Simonton and w. X.
Moore, of Tennessee.
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TT WHEELING w. va. FRIDAY MORNINGS OCTOBER l3. 1882

long standing custom of sending to Wash
ington solid Democratic delegation. How.
ever, the general feeling is that If Repub-
lican representative must come, Gen. Goff
tisHgooda one Is could be foundi in long
days search. - 2
Dispatches received here from chafles-
ton say that Kenna Is reelected by nearly
five thousand majority.
Republican claims that the Second dis
trict had elected Mason caused some little
anxiety among Democrats, although all
believe the majority of two yesrs ago 10 too
great for the Republican candidate to over.
come.
John NEW Blames IL on Foster.
wAsHrNGroN, October 12-Jobn G. New
attributes the gre t defeat in Ohio to mis-
management and too much Foster. He
saysit will have no effect on the result in
Indiana, Pennsylvania or New York. he
thinks Republicans will rally together now
and learn from the lesson OF Tuesday
to do away with fighting within the
party.
Assistant Secret.ry Joslin. of the Inter
ior Department, does not regard the Ohio
defeat as ominous. He thinks the country
can vet be saved, especially in Illinois,
What bon Says.
WASHINGTON, October 12-Don Cameron
is here. He says the Ohio election had not
shaken his faith in the future strength OF
the Republican party. He expressed con-
fidence in the election of Beaver.
Close, Very Close.
CANTON, o.. October II. The Democrats
claim the election of Wallace over McKin-
ley for Congressman by thirty.iye ma
Jority. Mckinley comedies his defeat by
q majority OF four, but he adds that the
official count may show his election The
official count ob Stark county is being
made to-day.
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A oooO HAUL.
A Bsg Daseh % CSassssSstesss CaaOoe
in Dn1tN0A,

a Bsg Daseh % CS0osesSsteess Caa0oe
a In1laoA,
IxptAxApoLs, October IA lafDs gsag
Of eountsrfeitep wss ssssvtsd IN Tiptoo
Isst night, and brought 10 this dty te-Asy
by the Sheriff Of Upton county. About .
year ago man nassd Hsb6 ssss isiesa-
atioa Of the sxistsset Ms eng g soaSs
terfsiters In Upton. censty, asd . dstse-
tive was sent there b. IL 6Sysennsst -
work un The ease, which resulted IN tbe
arrest g The folloeing poett0 ~ DiGht
and toby: mslGaa1 \. neeteAC Ora
!: !: s.ss s.;.s " s:s H.
]. y HiAsll, EhssisG. lsolA, III
enslf and /Loreeg HeN1elA, HbSoe-
nes Sers Sbjsht y ~ ~ - 49, =
dsy nd Ass1 Ratkte1s eul D3eeBlvse
Kennock nj Hebs spsstsd JeeDss csaH
bslI, HafveI 0SrDestee - M QeU0,,
membsfs of the esme DAsE who wsge - .
train goin9 70 LoesaspSet Thess ~
were brought 70 this city I'D kspt eeEsuy.
John Ksafing. nloea keeper q tbs etty.
wss also arrested to-day. Nogt of tie e1ps
tives are residsuts q npteo county.
United States harshal Hesl6 - ~ D.
uty 6herifs d this city ssksted u nnking
the arrests. s r.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
Kanawha COanty,

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, October 12.-Kenna
is elected by 1000 majority.
This eounty's delegation in the House
will stand: J. F. Brown, D.; ]. N. Collins,
D., and ]. H. Brown, R.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 12.-John
Kenna is reelected by $ splendid majority,
which will probably reach 5000, being
more than double that of two years ago.
He carries every county in the district ex-
cept Upshur. Kanawha elects the entire
Democratic ticket, with the exception of
one candidate for the Legislature, who Is
still in doubt. Kenna carries Kanawha BY
400, a gain OF about 1000 over his vote in
1850. There Is almost q solid Democratic
delegation in then Legislature from the
Third district.
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Flushing, %.

FLUSHING, October II. - The election
passed off quietly here. Two hundred and
sixty votes were polled In this precinct
against $50 last year. The scratching was
done principally upon Updegraf, Sedgwick
and Darrah. The Republicans made a
vigorous fight for Sedgwick for Sheriff. The
news Of Democratic success ls received
with great satisfaction by the Democrats,
while the Republicans are correspondinSiy
downfallen, and say I'VE will beat you next
time"
The new school has begun operations
under hourishipg surroundings.
Robert Kirk has returned from his visit
to Newcomerstown o.
Miss Mary Norton, Of Pittsburgh, and
sister of City Engineer Norton, OF Beliaire,
is visiting at Isaac Holloway, Esq.
Rev. Levi L. Fisher and wife were the
guests of his father on Tuesday. A mum
Der OF relatives were invited and pleasant
time spent.
Joseph Branson and wife have removed
to Belmont, n. Y, where be Is engaged in
the pump business.
Sunday school praise will be observed at
the n. Z Church Sunday morning. and
Rev. Grimes will preach sermon on I'M
portance of the Sunday school work.
Mrs Ella Lee, of this place, who has been
i'll for some time, has gone 70 Cleveland,
where she will receive treatment from the
best physicians Of the city.
Mrs May Martin, of ColeraiR, is the guest
of Mrs. Julia Brandenburg.
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BOLD RoBsERy.


RrOa Hin.
LEBAsos, Pa, October i2.-Abous Q
o'clock this morning George ID. Clark,
cashier Of the Lebanon Dime Savings
Bank, was robb,d OF . satchel oonta'nipg
$4,000, oil In bills. He had just rrturnei
from PbilsdelphIs, and before going 70 Tho
bank stopped st bis house for supper.
While on the WY 10 The tsnk, sftsr sup
per, and when about Q tqusrs from big
home, he vas attacked By twu men, and
directly sfterward received . -stusning
blow, knocking him into The gpttsr. He
held an 10 the aptchel and
cried murder" The rubbers, who
had been beating and kicking bin
all the while, fearing bis cries would bring
Assistance, moved OF short distsnce. but
returned, and wrenching the handle on the
satchel secured II. Rice was covsssd with
blood.
II has been learned that The struggle b.
tween the cashier and the robber we vit.
messed by George Perher, who vas plssine
along the street, but be thought u vs.
fiebt between lot Of drunken msu.. The
robbers ran into q vacant lot and we're
hsiled o. they ran BY anothsr ciusen
curious to know the cause Of their hurry.
There 10 no further clue. Rice onsrsd
reward Of 81, go for the capture Of the ROD
bers. The money belonged 70 ths oenk.