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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13
DAILY POST IHfELLIGEBCER.

R-;t;.b Columbia il illustrated IN one
of the last New York Dd'iy ordpn'es al
hand: eight views being presented.
The steamship Walla Walla arrived
Monday evening. The Willamette is
iosdino. and will sail this evening, and
tie Umatilla may be expected to arrive
hsre tomorrow.
The lime thrown out Of the burned
steamer Yaquina, At East Portland, was
aeized upon for for fsrtilizing pnrpoaes
by the people Of the country adjacent.
One man .tookla:. hundred cartIoads ION
his fields.
While In San Franeisoo1as, the WI
lamette lost one Of her coal paseeIs' n ~
Irishman, named Michael tonnou. ns
went aboard in the night. drunk, eno
then tumbled overheard. ne Wss
picked up,lbut was % Tar Rons 'ns' ~
died.
The match manufacturers pay TAI
IN the aggregate Of 100000 to the
Governmsnt ong 100, 000. 900 boxes OF
matches. which IL equivalent TO eight
bunches for every soul in the nation.
Nine thousand cords Of wood are con-
sumed to make them.
The New Tacomans were little out
In supposing Jesse Curtis, the blk, had
reached their town. He probably would
have gone there il he could have sponRed
his way, but failing there remained mere,
and ID now in our city jail, serving ont
his sentence for vagrancy, imposed upon
him in the Police Court of this city.
Those young men wishing to avail
themselves of the advantage OF an even
ing school will soon be afforded an OPP
portunity Of doing 80. Mr.. n. Z. dans.
com, q fine penman and competent
teacher, has concluded to open Q
school in Marshall's Block, commencing
the second week in January. Bee his
adv.
w. n, Crockett has brought here
twelve yoke of work oxen, which he OF
feis for sale up the Duwamisb valley
On his way over he lost his best OK
Il was an animal weighing 1000 pounds
which was 80 badly hurt on the wharf
at Portland that he was compelled to
sell it for beef. Though worth to him
S12k no was able to get for it Olly $25
Those Mormons reported to have
Gonna here for the purpose OF lestaoiisn'
ing church were no Mormons at all
They wore from Utah, though. People
on this coast should know that all are
not Mormons who live in Utah. There
is an outside Commonly known al
Gentile) population. numbering about
one fourth the whole number OF inhab
itants in the Territory. These people
can be found in Salt Lake City, en-
gagged in merchandising, trading, etc.
and in various other points engaged in
mining. The people referred to came
from Frisco, and are now dOmiclled
among us, with no moro faint OF Nor,
monism and polygamy than is possessed
by any other of our citizens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13

8. L. MAsrIcx.--On the morning Of
the 9Th inst. 8. L. Mastiok. Of the firm
Of Aastick d Co., lumber merchants,
died at his homo near Mastick Station,
Alameda. Deceased had been suffering
for some time with typhoid fever, from
which he was not expected to recover.
He Was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in
1896, and in 1862 crossed the plains to
California in company with James G..
Carey, = lawyer. For a short time he
engaged In mining, and afterward went
into the lumber business with his
brother Levi. He Was married, but had
no children.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13

The reason that Pumphrsy 4 Low
man, Of this city, arc selling more pianos
and organs than any houss In the Ter
ritory, j. that they ssll the Emesson
piano, which 10 the bess medium priced
piano ever sold On the Coas1 They
also coll the cslehRatsd 4ason 4 Ham,
lin organ, which svsSyons knows 70 b.
the best. Thsy are all fully warranted,
and are sold on sAay tesn1a for eAah or
On tna&Allmsnta. dl3-0St&Wlt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13

Pumphrey 4 Lovman. bookseller and
slationsEs Of this city, have just rscsivsd
0mplea OF dne prayer books and teach
En- Bibles. which, like their entire
sock, ars being sold Ut lousr prioss
than any other h0use In town. Pessons
0seirinR any Of thsss Roods shoald Ell
- them befoce they ase al euna.
dl1d3kkylt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13
Observation-Disclosures to the State,

Observation-Disclosures to the States
ssax, Walla Walla streets are real rivers
Of mud. "Not thick, muggy stun. but
thin, like well-worksd batter out of
which flannel cakes are made. Here
and there AZ corners, there are little
streaks Of solid earth, called crossings,
but the waves Of slimy mud come 20
near each other that q man has to have
on high-water pants IL he would escape
contamination. The ladies don't wear
hiQh-Water pants, and 30 they stand ON
the shore and silently pray q prayer for
the street commissioners and the c0un-
q"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13

Mi@ Clothier, of the Remington Art
Rooms, Portland. and late Of tho South
KsnsinGton School, London. will be in
the city this evening week. She will
teach all kinds Of fancy work. she has
. full assortment Of patterns and mate
rails, and must receive twenty pupils
before beginning lessons. q i23
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13
For Rent.

DURNISHED ROOMS.
Il Inquire Of
EsnElmAM, lLEWEuYM Z co.,
detf Room & Post Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13

A GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL CAP.
"A ital wishes to join IN an established
business in Seattle. Has had ten years
business experience, and Is not afraid Of
hard work. Address X. Y. T.. office OF
this paper. ulJA"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13

In addition 70 their very fins stock of
Ohrissmas cards, Humphrey 4 Lowman
have Just rsosived, BY tho Willamette,
IN aaenEtment Of thu newest and finsst
stock of New Year calling cards. Some
Ct them are arranged for two, shree and
four persons calling together, and are
great novelties. dl2-d3skvlt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13
F. & A. II.

CIT. JOHNS LODGE NO. . MEETS ON
y the last Saturday Of every mouth at
Masonic Hall. Front It.. ct o'clock pm.
An brethren In good standing are invited
70 attend.
Ry order Of Lodge. dl2u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-13
WANTED.

TN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. A
/ girl to do general housework. Light
work and good wages to the right party.
Can NJ Room "a Arlington House. be-
tween the hours Of 10 TO u am. dl0-N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
i.E.SCEED El;UM HEATk

The following statement OF NilliamJ Cough
lin. of SO:nervillG. iaSS, il so remarkable that
we beg ask for ii the attention of our read
crs. lie says: " In the tall 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 s., weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. Ia the summer
1871 ! was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said | had Il hole i'll
nay LEFT lung big rs half collar. rxpcnGi-
eN over Il hundred dollars H. doctors and med
icinr. l was so far gone at one time a repor.
wen: around that was dead. gave up hope,
but :: friend told me OF DR. W II. iIA!L'S l;ALsAM
P3E THE LTNGs. l:tl.gh nt my friends, think.
ing hat nay case was ncuraDic, but l got q
bottle to satisfy them, when to my surprise
and qualification, commenced to feel better.
My hope, once dead, began 10 revive, AMI to-
day feel In bette: spirits than have the past
three years.
IL write this hoping you will publish il, 80
that everyone afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
tor the Lungs, and be convinced that con-
SUMPTION can DC cured. l have taken two
bottles and can positively say that ii has done
more good than all other medicines l have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and s!,a!! soon be
cble to go to work" Sold in Lancaster at
Cochrar's Drug Store, 1S7 and l39 North Queen
sire observation-disclosures
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Live Stock Mnrk0t

o-Iiogs-Hcceipt. 1850 head; ship
m"Tt~. 800 head market strong, active and
higher; common to good mixed ut $6QC GS !;
heavy packing ANA shipping Mt S6 6507 l5 !;
ph!,dclphiaS ans. lart,crs Gt 81 10; light, g TO-
~kils IilI cuIls, $lll6.
CLtt!" -Eeccipts. asaj head; shipments.
S,,Go heal. Market active. strong anu higher
export, III ;; at 60: good TO choice shipping
- jjiif; common To- fair IT 81 :,5I5 25; mixed
butchers active and linn poor to fair NJ
- "oN% So cool to choice ut s. IS p bulls al
>:."'' si0"kcrS and feeders. S3G0i -.
S!t"n-!.rrript$. tul head; shipments, ], ,sSO
n'%'l market active AMI strong: common to
ta!r. S:i,ni: medium 10 good, ~ 5blj "; choice
- rNI;'t 4: - .ptGG
Tl~r Y-Cat:ic-!secriptS for the week
:I,iI1 iIraL through an;i l.5O1 local stock.
;l=ain~t -. through ana .9I5 local stock the
week before: SLING active: good to prime.
!.ir' md 10 lbs. at :IdG 50 >tocker-, AS to
quality. :, 1.'Iit ~.
ll1r~-!tcrrip;- tor the week lJ.S9j head.
;iciit~t iHI Tor the week before selling fair
Phiiai !rhi:IS. - Jrj0; -: Workers. Sc 50G6 IS.
>'r"i-i!"cripls Tor the week were II, 500 head
:cEaiE-; ;.'|t tor the week before; selling
active. and fully -. higher: common To extra
:I;S: ."'<.j I."mbS :tt 81 jOllG 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
"Life. Growth. Beauty."

What We all admire" and how to secure It ::
A fne hea.. of hair in its natural color Is such
an adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
goo: looks should neglect to use "London
Hair CO:Or Res:crcr,' the most cleaIly and de
IightfuI article ever introduced to the Ameri.
can people. II is totally different from all
ct:.e-s-Iot sticky or gummy, and free from
al impure ingrcaicnts that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair restores gray hair. gives 1t new lite, keeps
the .calI clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow here it Lad fallen Off or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is so per-
fectly and elegantly prepared rs to make 1t q
last1g hair dressing and toilet luxury. Lon
ton Hair Restorer" Is sold By all druggists,
At - cents a bottle. ctx bottles tor 81.
OclSN.W saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
COULD NOT AGREE.
4 Huns. Jury in Il Murder Trial.

N::w YORK, Feb. 1S--Thc jury in the
case or John OConncr, charged with
shooting and killing his wife on the night
of October 9th, 1881, at his residence No.
4Ci East J9th street who We're locked up all
night, came into court to-day and stated
that they could not agree. Judge Barrett
accordingly discharged them. 1t was sad
that they stood 6 fer acquittal and 6 for
conviction OF murder in the second dc-
gree The prisoner was sent bacs: to the
tomOs. His counsel will make az er-
fort Oh Monday to have linn admitted to
bail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
MIR KkkTs.
rciia,is,pnix Market.

Is:f'"te'PHtN 1"rkct.
rH,LaDrL2HI., FEB. Is. - Flour - Market
quiet and steady.
Rye Hour 1T 81 56I4 c..
Wheat unsettled Del. and Penn'a Red Ut
81 $40 81 do Amber ut IL 33Pl s..
Corn tirmcr lower market.
Oats firmrr and in fair demand.
Rye dull NJ Sc.
Provisions steady.
Butter dull nu, iriu on scarcity fCreamery
Extra, 45c.
Eggs steady
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum nominal,
Whisky ut 81 u.
>ce,:s-good to prime clover quiet at $40
s.! "a 30 FlaNSced dull at IL S6Il 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18

Tie true bloom on beauty, face the ro---
tint OF 4 healthy skin, can hc enjoyed iii De-
cember any other month. By using Dr.. [.
W. BensOn'- Skin Cure. 1t does away with All
eruptions and irritatiOI- OF either the skin or
scalp. Ch3a. =. CrittcntOn. IL Fulton ST,
New York City, sole agent for Ur. G. w. Ben
sons remedies to V nom All orders should be
addressed. II-lWd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18

Hnttlooa's Bluader's To-night."-lly,ie \
Behman's speciality company an entirely diff
ferent organization from that which recently
appeared here. will be al the orera house, to-
night. The programme will comprise a mum
Der OF excellent variety acts, ana terminate
with the amusing Irish comedy of" Mnldoon's
ijlunders'
The Passing Regiment. Monday evening
this new military comedy will be presented
CT which the New York Telegram says ITO
those in search of genuine amusement, which
leaves the permanent ami satistact ory impress
sion of an evening well spent, The Passing
Regiment I'm Daly'5 theatre is unsurpassed.
il is Il most amusing and wholly pleasing
piece, we'll and brightly Played
Tony Eenicr.-On "Wednesday evening Tony
Denier's IIumpty Dumpty" and specially
company, that has SO often delighted the
smusemcn1-going public OF this city, will ap-
pear at Fulton opera house. There are n num-
ber OF new people in the troupe. of whom
Miaco, the trick clown, i advertised IL thu
star.
"Edst Lynac."-Thc distinguished actress,
Miss Charlotte Thompson, will on Thursday
evening appear in the stirring, emotional
play OF " East Lynne" one of the most sue.
cessfu OF its kind ever produced on the Amcri-
can stage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Coal Cars wrecked,

New BRUNSWICK, n. J., Feb. i9.-
Twenty-Five coal cars have been wrecked
at Monmouth junction while Ell route to
the coal docks at South Amboy by the
breaking of an axle of a car. A brakeman
was slightly injured. No lives were lost
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
\ InieYin- Mai! MesseDcCr.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb, 1S.-}ames
i. Maynard, a contractor for carrying The
mails from the pastoliice to Union Static d
was arrested this morning for stealing let
ters. He confessed the crime aud was
taken to Boston for examination
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Kidney Complaint Cured.

i. Turner, Rochester, y. y, writes - have
been tor over a year subject 20 scriOU, dis
order of the kidneys, and often unable TO az
tend TO business: procured your Bur':nck
Blood Bittcrs and was relieved before half :,
bottle WAS uscn. 1 intend to continue, a.
feel confident that they will entirely cure me y
Price 81. For sale az u. j.. LOchran'S tru,'
store. i37 North Queen street. Iancastc-.
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nUa.s FOR The JEWISH i:.,riG"ES

She Hher ui "a land Improvement G":n;'aHy
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-Mayor King
received TIC following dispatch this morIi-
ing
Jsci;snSvILLs:. :.iur;,a i:c!,. L. i->I
" yy ion. s. e. hiNg: -.
'Lcarning that 4 vessel will soon arrive
III Philadelphia with fifty jewish iImili, 5,
who have been compelled to leave Russia
on account Of persecution, hereby,
through you, Oh accounted our company,
offer to give each family Gorty acres of
land in our purchase. a.; Il token of sym
pathy, and to assist their friends in pIaa-
ing them in Il position OF comfort in free
land.
iSignedi "iiANILToN nt>>roN.'
The land iii question is a portion Of the
DisstOn purchase for the OkeechoDee land
and Improvement company Of Florida
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Trying to Take a re xas Town.

GALVESTON, Tex. Feb. 1s-A special to
the Neacs from Cvalde says: 4 bold at
tempt was made last night to take the
town and override the law by party
of roughs. in which enc of their numb r,
Walter Crane, was fatally shot. The
Others escaped.
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Six Sailors Lost in a Storm.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 1s.-The
schooner Corr.nna II. bishop from Grand
Banks, this morning reports: che loss Of six
Of her crew in violent hurricane ~. thc
5tn instant. The men were u ,:orics
visiting their travis.
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Mr,. s..oxiiie's I0::cr to Mrs. Garfield.

CnITAGc, Feb. 1S-lirs. SaoyilIe, in an
interview with a 7ribune reporter last
night. stated that the letter written by her
to Mrs Garfield wa; not intended Ger the
public, but as 4 personal appeal from
woman to a WOMAN for forgiveness for ircr
brothers insane act How tn: letter be-
came public is u mystery To her. She did
not seem surprised at Mrs. Garteld's
reply.
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DEATHS,


MALoNEY.-On tho 10th inst, iu this city,
Denis MaOncy, ascft 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF t!i.. family are
resp; ctfuily invited TO attend the funeral
from his fathers residence, No. "!G West
james street, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
IntC:mcnt at st. Mary'S cemetery. ::dN
MAscm--in This city, on Friday morning,
February Eth, Mrs Mary Miscii, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friend, OF the family are
respectfully invite! 10 attend the funeral,
frOHl the residence GI her son. Augustus
Mascli, No. 4vi East Orange street. on Monday
next, ut o'clock 4. Ia. Services at ST. An
thOny'- chur@!. lntcrment in st. Anthony 3
cemetery. ltd
NILLEH-on the l.lt ir-l., III this city, Her
l:ian VI. tiilce, aged /. years. 10 months ana
day..
- HIS place can necr be niled.'
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2I4 South
queen street, on Mnm1iay aeXt at o'clock
D. III. The relatives and friends, and the diff
Irrcn, organizations If " hicii he was q men,
Der, :trs respectfully invited to attend, lids
CVL? February T. INto, in this city, Miss
Mary Culp.
Her relatives ard Trends are respectfully in
vitei to attend th. funeral. from the residence
OF G.. g.. Elias, No. ~, West Walnut street, on
Mon:iay afternoon At . O'Clock. lntcrment st
Lancaster cemetery.
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THE FLAMES.
lire Lawrence. of:>,

lire In Lawrence, Mass.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb 1S.-A fire last
night in App!eton's block. corner Of Essex
and Lawrence streets, occupied by the
Lawrence EHGls office and various stores
and Offices, caused damages TO the extent
OF $1,000
StHres Warmed in Seenah, Wis.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 1S.--Fire 1t
Neenah Wis, destroyed three frame stores
ana their contents. Loss, $500: insur-
ance 81 600.
sla'eri.ili's Hi:: Bla.e.
HlvEEHIIL., Mass. Feb. iS.-At Tie
fire in this city ole fireman was killed and
another SO badly injured that hc viii die.
What yesterday was the finest street in
the city and the principal business mart is
to-day = shapeless mass of IuinS. Eighty
shoe firms arc burned out entirely and
others suffer more or less damage. Two
thousand people a:e cat ot r:nnopnnnt
and Scvera! families are homeless. The
entire loss is estimated at $4,000, O0o
There Is great uncertainty as to loss of
life. Il is feared that the bodies Of ScoIe
or moro prominent business men are buric.
in the ruins. Three men are knowa IL l.c
dead.
BosroE, Feb. Is The ,Iournni esti-
mates the loss by the iIaverhll fire at
So, 500, COO The territory burned over is
bounded by the Merrimac river Oh the
south. the Hoston & Maine railroad on the
west, Win@atc street on the north. au,i
square on the east.
Brewery IiurMs: in Cheisea. s.:,-.
CHELSEA, Mass. Feb 1S.--!n Il ti;c at
this place this morning the brewery ut the
corner of Second and Spruce streets, owrrd
by Patrick keari.au, was burned. Aid
was Summoned from Boston at ) y. III.
li.e loss will probably not exceed 81, ,OW'.
T.tt-:ieIsi's Fiery Visitation.
p:rr~FEEgD, Mass. Feb. l9.-TIla STA
tionery store u. S +. Nichols tool. lire
this morning, and the stock, valued ut
zig, ,NG0 va. ;l:iue.I mostly by water.
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WASHINGTON, d. C.. Feb. 1s.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair, followed 10y
cloudy weather, northeast, veering to
southeast wirds. stationary or higher
Temperature, followed by falling baron-
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EHM lurK NlAHX0l.

Me- ,oRg. February lS.-FlOur-State and
" Western Luli and in buyers favor. Southern
,iull nni unchanged.
Wheat less active and l5glLc lower and
heavy; No. > Rel March. 81 3tk0l - do
April ssl 3.'.GI 50; doMay, 81 S.sAlGll -; do
june, 81 351.ul $50,
Corn 4l4l.c lower and dull mixed western
pot II tI96Sl4c; .io futures, 6.0sOAc.
Oats scarcely 80 firm: No. cash, 49l4c; 10
March ~ &C.: state, t9l1Jc: Western &S05ac.
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L.:;.-;i!ii's CATASTE..i'.;r..
iii. to-o: e. Investigating: the t.fe.I; I:Sp.O-
=,

The to-o: e. Vos,:..atin:, the t.feI; Isi).O-
>.GE.
INEaTI:i;, "a, Feb. 13.--'i'Ee curoner's 5
jury investigating the explosion at Jack
sons iia:ufactory yesterday met again
this lanl!liAg. The first witness Was Hon
\. 5. Walter, who testified that i,e Gait
toned the spectators 70 keep .iway from
tl.: Burning building ; that they needed
his advice aud fell back, bnt that VIXEN
they saw Chief Dalton 90 to the building.
they crowded in also. Tho witness pGo.
Guccd 4 cartridge suc!, rs Is used in the
Henry rifle aud state! that il WIS si;ce
the cXpl0s.,'. found |!;lt :. .its"ei. Others
in :: ylrt! cio>r by.
Mrs. Br,:Hn. tlo "u;nii. via" lived il
the building, testified! tEat such cartridges
as the one s!Iown were n2v2. mlGu!tac-
til:cd il the place.
More Victims Of t.c D..ui Sal D.,aster.
CHEsrEn, Pa, Feti. 1S.--'rha rcmai.i:;
cf another victim taken from the ruins nf
Jackson's factory this morning, proved to
he the remains OF Joseph Jones, aged II.
His legs, arms and head had been com
plctcly burned oil, and the hody was Only
rccngniZcd by i few shrc;s OF his clothing.
William Kelly and Neal McDa,:e, two
iircmen, WHO were badly hurt have grown
worse and will probably die. Mr.. Wool
brotherof William Wool, who was killed,
is very low and his death is hourly expect
cd. lane Ray. the co!orcd woman, wi:ose.
legs had 10 be anputat"h, is dying. The
sou oi Chief Engineer Dalton, is il 4
prcc:iriUuG condition.
Charles VauiIorn, who is dangerously
wounded. and against whom. threats OF
lynching have been made, is still very
low. IL is claimed that he misled the
Irem3n it telling them there was no dan
ger in approaching the burning building.
Many OF tie houses i'll the vicinity Of tic
disaster are totally wrecked.
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WOMEN EVERYWHERE use Parker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned from expo
riencc that il oycrcomes dependency indi-
gestion, weakness in the back and kidneya
and other troubles of the scx-Home Journal
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Eighth Ward Rallies,

spirited Democratic meetings were held
in the Eighth ward, at Mrs. Diehl's saloon
on Thursday evening, and at Lucas Fritz's
.'Gr rcsn Cottage last evening. Among
the speakers was Mr.. Adam frost, candi
date for common council, who made an
earnest appeal for good city government.