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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17

You see, sir, there's very little romance
about an engine. It's only to keep the
tank full, steady, and have her well oiled,
and she runs right along. A fellow has to
keep lookout, of course; but 80 he does
plowlng. You can't drive a cow with your
eyes shut.
Didn't have romance on the footboaTd
onceR Well, yes, sir-part on the board
and part under the wheel. The boys at
the round house give you that, I reckon.
| never say much about Ii, because ii starts
me In the briny business. Like TO hear it2
Of course, If man wants anything Of me,
| amt the fellow to say no. There amt
anything In 1t except mans feelings, and
they count pretty light these trips
It's four years ago now. / was running
the night express which brought me past
my own door just after daylight She was
always at the gate-never mlssed-and the
signal she'd give me lasted till | passed
again. Men like me don't 90 much cn
words. A look, a wave, anything that
shows talk behind it, is just as good as the
talk, and thai signal was as powerful as If
she'd wrote book and read it to me.
could understand her, and she understood
the whistle gave Just as well as If the
pistons were pouring out barrels full of
letters for her.
1t was wrong for them fellows at the
round house TO let one in for this. lt breaks
me bad.
dldn't miss her a single morning In
over year. She got there every trip;and
though l could only see her for minute
as went past, 1t did for me. But one
rainy morning was looking hard at the
gate, and she wasn't there For q moment
my heart just stood still Just gave one
great sob. Suppose you was looking for
some one which didn't come. and you was
30 situated that you couldn't get off to find
out what was tue maiter-see?
Well, the next instant my heart gave
one big blumpl There she was right along
side the track The cab step almost
touched her, and | was sure she'd be suck.
ed under The traIn.- There was no time 10
DO anything. Couldn't stop, or even slow;
and when looked back and saw that the
tram had passed her and left her all right;
Just fell forward faint like, and il was
some time before got over it.
Now I'll push along little faster.
had been shifted over, and was co1gratu.
latlng myself that after one more run L
would be able to be with her for a time.
knew she would icok for me as anxiously
as for her, and as pulled out thought
with pleasure that this was the last trip
that separated us. All night long I had 1t
on my mind, and as | neared my house, |
was on the lockout for her.
1 cant describe the scene / saw her
making for the track as If to speak to me.
| waved my hand and blew the whistle.
and still she came on toward me. The
next instant she disappeared under the
wheels. and fell against my fireman.
Ill get square with them round house
boys for setting this thing up on me.
hate to tell the thing, and they know il;
but you've got it all now, sir. AllG Yes,
pretty much. We picked her up, and that
was the end of it; but tell you, sir, she
was the prettiest brlndle bull terrier-
Here, SIR, going toward the rolnd house2
Just speak 10 'em about ii, will you, Looks
TO me as If he'd been disappointed some
how.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17
ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

Friend, il TO me when Spring-time died,
Was given no glorious Summer-tide,
Ifnever happy May
Succeeded April's shower and sun,
And, II, when bluebell time was done,
No roses lit my way:
II evermore my heart doth miss
A JOY for one, loves crowning bliss,
Know the lesson meant;
II wanting stars of earthly love,
know one brighter shines above,
My friend, am content;
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17

THAT oil paintings, hung over the
mantelpiece, are liable to wrinkle with
the heat?
THAT flowers and shrubs should be ex-
cluded from bed chamber?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17

NEVER wash raisins that are to be used
In sweet dishes. It will make the pud-
ding heavy.
aThe touchstone by which men try as
is often their own vanity.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17

THAT wild mint will keep rats and
m @ l., out of your house?
THAT lime, sprinkled in freplaces DUR
ing summer months, is healthful?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17

Many an honest man stands in need
of help that has not the courage TO ask
it.
Private credit is wealth; public honor
is security. The father that adorns the
royal bird supports its fight; strip him
of his plumage and you pin him to the
earth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

A public meeting was held in Wrights-
vile last week to protest against the de-
tcntion OF persons crossing the river bridge
with teams or cattle. The supplements to
the old bridge charter were examined, and
it was learned that the Pennsylvania rail-
road company had the exclusive control
Of tho bridge. Another meeting will bc
held on the first Friday of October to
take action in tho matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 10. 1882
STILL THEY COME.
MORE EGYPTIAN TROUFS SURRENDER

0ONE EGIfJ1AN TNOOIS SURRENDER
AbdaI,sh Pach. Procl.Ims Allegiance to the
Khedive-The British War Vessels
nc AbOukir.
CAIRO, Sept. ia large body of Egyp-
tian infantry with four batteries, sup
posed to be from Salihigch has appeared
at Tautah and surrendered.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1911 From 10 o'clock
Monday morning until lato in tho after
noon, bodies of infantry, cavalry and ar
tillery, continued to pour in from Aboukir
and surrender their arms. There arc
many more to come.
The irOnclads MinOtaur, Sultan, IncOn-
slant and Achilles, and tho gunboats
Falcon and Condor sailed eastward this
morning, aud are now anchored off AbOu-
kir. The forts there will be occupied by
sailors and marines. Altogether $500
men from various forts have made sub
mission at Kafr cl-Dwar. The telegraphic
censorship has been abolished.
Abadallah Coming to Terms.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. 19.-Abadallah
Pacha telcgraphs to-day, stating thst ho
never intended to disobey orders of the
khedive and intimating his readiness to
surrender. lie says he awaits the khedive's
orders.
An Escort for tho KhetIive.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. ia troop Of
Indian cavalry will leave Cairo to-day for
tho purpose of escOrting the khedive from
Alexandria to Cairo on Thursday.
Reported Surrender of Abdallah Pasha.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch in the
second edition of the Times says Abdallah
Pasha has surrendered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
1.-Two Stock Market.

CHICAGO.-Hogs-Reccipt 100 head; ship
ments, $500 head market active and brisk,
prices lOc higher; common to gocd mixed,
81 SO@S 30 heavy, s. G599; light, ~ 25Qs 20 {;
skips, $5072O
Cattle-Keceipts.G 600 head shipments, I 300
head /; market strong; desirable grades
generally steady; no exports here good to
choice shipping, 81 1906 30 common to fair,
81 2O05 90 mixed butchers fairly active and
steady poor to fair, 81 5O02 Is good to choice
$i0i IS stOckers and feeders much more
active and 3O0jOc higher than one week ago !;
sales at s3@4 IS range steady Texas, s. fO0
4 40; half.bree(ls and Americans, 81 205 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 700 head shipments, 700 !;
market weaker and rather easy, but not
uuOtabIy lower; common TO fair, $343 GO !;
medium to good, s. 75g4 %; choice to extra.
81 35Qs4 IS.
The Journars British cable advices denote q
steady and healthy condition of affairs in tho
market for Anne rican cattle, though the re-
ceipts from the United States and Canada are
reported Ut being large. Good to choice cattle
13Sl5Ic per b, estimated dead weight. Sheep
are in light supply and active request at log
lSr for choice American and Canada.
EAST Observation-Disclosures 2, 6S head
market slow and lO@l5c of from last weeks
prices.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; market firm
Pbiladelphias, - 75G9 90; Baltimore, " 4O9
s 50: Workers, 81 5O08 10; grassers, $6 7j97 25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; market fair !;
prices 35c on from those OF last week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

\ COu,,H, Garn sore lRrtaL snOuIO De
stopped. Neglect frequently results IN an In.
cur:lbie Lung Disease or Consumption.
B"wn's bronchial TrOcI.:s 40 not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups ani bllsams,
but act directly OH the in famed parts aliaying
Irritation. give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers arc subject
to. For thirty Years Browns Bronchial
Troeh's have been recommended by physi-
ci;lI!s. AMI always give perfect satisfaction.
Having boen tested by wide and CONSTANT use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tlinrd wei .neritcd rank among, the few staple
rennciit.S Of the age. Sold 1T - cents q box
nverrwher:. ,nv-lytTTh&Fxlyw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
DEATHS.

MrtoMsEY.-At Pittsburgh, Pa. on the lsIh
inst, David d.. son of william McCnmsey, Of
Lancaster. PA, in his eth year.
The relatives and friends 0f the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral, on
Wednesday afternoon III j o'clock, from his
fathers residence, No. Al West Chestnut
street. Interm"nt 1T Lancaster cemetery.
siS-2td
GIESoN.-ln this city, on The 18th inst, Flor
antr ". daughter OF David and Virginia Glib
son, aged years, q months and - days
The relatives and friends of the family art,
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her parents, No. Il East
james street, ON Wednesday afternoon ut
O'Clock. Intcrmcmt 1T Woodward Hill cemc-
terry. SlS-2tdx
MILLEG.-in this city, on the 18th inst NJ RS.
Louisa Miller, wife Ot Conrad Miller, i'll the
GiSt year of her age.
The relatives ami friends Of tho family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence hcr husband, No. j3l SOut II
Prince street, on Thursday afternoon ut ::
O'rlhck Inicrncnt 1T W. edward Hill ccnlc.
terry. sl92tl*
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l'I,IiasleIphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. Is.-Thc arrivals of live stock
| ct tn" various Philadelphia stock yards Were
For the week: Eccvcs, 500 head sheer,
u, 900 heat: hogs, $500 hc.ul. Previous week
Beeves, 5Oo head; sheep, li.o" head; hogs
Beet CuttIc-The market ,,urin:; the week
has been active for extra stock, which was
scarce and higher, while the other grades
were sold ut . decline of Lc.
We quote rs follows:
Extra, 737Lc; Good. GalGz.c; Medium,
a,es34c: Common, 1880; fat COWS, 31 ilzc.
Mich Cows were active at S;DiDGU with sales
Of extra graded rs high rs $50.
Shcep-Thc market opened dull and con-
tinued so until Saturday, when the sc:.rcsty Of
stock and gOoi demand had the effect Of rails
Ing prices 1ac Oh all grades except common.
Lambs were also ut IN advance of &c. Stock
ewes were not wanted 1T amy price.
We quote a5 follows:
@sTe; Gif, i@i5Se: c"nsio", :;eea&e; lambs. s:
Chester yorn COUNTY, t se1Ss c'''v'' veal zsc
logs were active AMI prices wcrcs firm OK
ccpt for light mixed grades which were dull.
We quote ,,s follows:
liAll2c light mixed, il9gIiHc.
SALES or BEEvEs At THE WEST rHtLADELrHiA =
STOCK YARDS.
Martin, Fuller Il Co., 5ss Texans, Western,
wholesale. iI.f051lc.
Roger Mayncs, rs Western, 5!@6e7l4c.
\. ); Christy. &,5 West virginia: E5;s714c.
%. F. McFilen, II West Va a!4I5Gtic
james Clemson, IS Hartford co, account of
W.O; III iiushss. ,s a lhag4e; y Chester
NJ. Ulnan.West Va. account III Lehman II
Bros. 5!aW7c; IS West Va. acct. L..
Myers, 7GI7Mc: Is Western, acct :,
l.. Scnscni:;, Gdetiac; :1Te x:I,is. acct
Martin, Fuller Il CO., I1thg5L<c :.
Western, icct.,J Scl,;tInbcre Co,
!MlGc.
Il. sch;lrnbcrg & Co. 40 Western, and W. Va
ana Texans, 4Aag7c.
scir,mberg : Paul. 3: western, W. Va. and
Lowcnstcin & Adler. 20 Western. Texans and
Daniel Murphy. siGf Western, West Va. and
John Mc2r;iIc, 10 Wet .1a VI. AMI western,
l.. Horn, s. ieaTe Wssi Va, 41c.
Each'nan = Levi, i31 Western and WA. 81
Daniel smyth G Bro, l56 Maryland and W. Va.
Dennis s,myfS' s Wsst ., ": e. 5asAe. .r,,,.. 49,
F.. schcetz, 81 Western and West Va. 5@6Xc
Lowenstein & HeiIbron, 50 Western ana Tex
II. Chain. II West Va. and '. Tcxnns, II9sc.
James Aull, 40 Western 5I40l611c.
James Eustice. 25 Western, 454al5Izc.
Thomas Bradley bought 81 heal Of cxtr,
sinia, .nd averaged ], ,425 pounds each. They
were the finest lot in the markc; and were Tc
higher than quotations.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were fairly actiycand closed
Mt 71a0lOxc, the former rate tor low Texan
and COWS.
SALES LAST WEEK.
ThOs. Bradley, 2O head at SG9lO1lc.
&. S. Denglcr, l2j head, 31s49Nc.
4. A. Boswell 10 do. ut 51%99lOc.
W. ii. Brown 40 do. ut 7ISelyLc.
j. +. Low(le1, 43 do ut S9elOc.
Harlan Il Bro, los do at Set9Mc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 76J heal at Se2Jc. and
20 head of dressed lambs Mt OGllc.
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AARHETN.
rnlladolpnia w arket.

fHlLADs: pHIA, Sept. I9--FIOur dull and
weak Sul"r1lnc, 81 75513 extra. y; .s14g:: 10
Pcnna. Family, 81 s75g5 IL.
Isyo flour at $i9li -.
Wheat dull !: Del. and Pr Red, 81 G.6Ql CS;
LOnsberry and Amber, 81 I0&gl I2c.
Corn quiet and irregular steamer, 7Ias.jc
yellow. 7Sel7Slac; mixed, 7iaQIit4c.
Oats dull an easier.
Rye at 7Oc.
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions firm ind fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter firm fancy lots scarce and wanted
Creamery Extra, 3l603.c 'iO good to choice,
27Gl23c.
Eggs quiet and ea.icr; rcnm'a, :7c
Western, 2j146QGC.
ChceSc-ChOicc firm.
Petroleum firmer; Refined, 7jsc.
Whisky AZ 81 -.
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I'OLIIICAL.

Democratic Sla1e Ticket.
GOVERNOR.
,i,,SEHT T.. PATTISON, Philadelphia
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
C;lAUNCEI +. BLACK, York.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
>-ii.AS NJ. CLARK, Indiana.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIHs.
j. SIMPSON AFRICA. Huntingdon.
CoNGRESSMAN-AT-LAKGE.
MOeTlMEs +. ELLIOTT, Tio:a
Democratic County Ticket.
". Il. GIVEN, Columbia.
STATE sENATOR-XIy DISTRICT.
ABRAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
..C.J. RIiOADS, Manor.
}. 81. WALKER, COlcrain.
j. +. &. DlLLEH. Earl.
q. ". SIMPSON, Ccrnaryop.
II. 4. SHIMP, +. COcalico.
". W. HUSSEK, LcacOck.
COUNTY SOLICITOR.
:. r. MCILVAlNE. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster
rRIsoN INsrEcroRs.
JOHN REIEMAN, Mannheim.
}. IL. .SCIlLEGELMILlCII, L. Donegal.
JURY COMMISSIONER
WILLIAM ELLMAkEIs, Earl.
Democratic State Committee
". u BENSEL, Chairman.
l.. L. KISNEt, General Secretary, GirarJ
House, Philadelphia.
Democratic County Commit
W. u. ROLAND, Chairman. Lancaster.
J. Il. LIGHTLY, Lancaster; w. HAYES
GtIEis, Columbia; Il. s. PATTERSON,
White Rock, Secretaries.
CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION..
For Assembly-1st District, Lancaster City,
&. A.OBLENDER. Eighth Ward.
T.. Il. SNYDER, Ninth Ward.
(Suhjcct to the democratic Primaries.)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

DUIsLlC SALE or VALUABLE CITY
/ RESIDENCE. On TU ESDAY, OCTOBER
TO- 1852, will De sold at Public sale, ut the Loop
ard Hotel, East King Street, Lancaster City,
Pa, the following valuable city property, TO
wit:
A lot of ground, which are erected
large thrcc-stOry BRICK RESIDENCE AND
STABLE, on the southeast corner OF Orange
and Lime streets the building contains in all
twenty good sized rooms also Bath Room,
three good dry cellars, and is arranged with
all the modern cOnvenicnccs, walletlin fur
mace, hot and cold water, sewer connections,
etc. 1t is ono of the best built houses in the
city, well arranged with closets, etc, and in
tho best CT order and repair there is also Il
good Wash House, Bake Oven, Smoke House,
Wood House, Large CiStcrn, etc. The lot
fronts 92 feet on Lime street and 100 feet on
Orange street, leaving a beautiful side yard
Oh Lime street II feet wile which Is well
filled with choice Fruit Trees, Grape Vines.
etc.
In addition to this lot, and Connected with IL
by five and One-half foot wide alley, is
another lot fronting Oh Grant street, twenty
six and One-quartcr feet wide, and extending
nOrthward one hundred and forty and two
third feet, on which is erected Il large and sub
stantial BRICK STABLE, Carriage House and
Shedding attached.
5000 OF the purchase money may remain in
the property for q term of years, IT desired.
Sale to commence ut 7;D O'Clock p. M, on
said day, when attendance will be given and
terms made known Dy "
JOHN Il. .EIFFENBACH.
II snUBEET, Auct. scpt5, y, l9, 26&Oct3,lol
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NEW ADVEKTlSEALENTS.

vryANrED-A Y,pUNG: HERMAN MAN,
w 2.years old, wants Il situa ion 10 do AN y
kind OF work. Apply at t
sI9-Itd Sc MANOR STREET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

SnELBYvILLE, Ky., Sept. 19.-At seven
thirty o'clock last evening, freight train
was wrecked in collision with . passen-
ger train about five miles west of this
city. James Bedkin, the brakeman, was
caught in the wreck and severely if not
fatally wounded. No passengers are
injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
Rogers Held to Answer.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-'rhe case Of
Alfred Rogers, charged with forgery in
having raised certificates of stock of tho
Insurance Company of North America,
was called before q magistrate to-day.
Tho accused waived :. hearing and was
committed in default of 81, 900 bail to an,
swer ut court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
An Old Man,u Suicida.

GUTENBERG. N. j., Sept. 19.-Matthcw
Mcdonald, aged 70, a farmer of this place,
committed suicide last night by swallow
ing paris green. The act is attributed to
financial embarrassment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
Argument Court.

This morning argument court met, and
as the attorneys were not all ready but
few cases were argued, and court ad jOurncd
until 2:3O o'clock.
The eating house license of G. Z. Bie:ns
derfer was transferred to John Lcib.
A charter was granted to the IrOnvillc
Church and Cemetery association.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 19.-A. l..
George (colored). shot Henry Duffy,
(also colored }, through the abdomen
during an affray at Middletown, this
morning. Duffy is mortally wounded.
George afterwards shot himself through
the hand, He was arrested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

BOsTON, Sept. 19.-TO-ilay' report FROM
tho barquo Arthur &. Wade, which ar
rived at quarantine yesterday from Car
deDas states that the two children reported
to have died of yellow fever belonged to
Daniel G. Taylor, passenger. and not to
Captain Sherman as previously reported.
The one aged II years diod on September
9TH, and tho other aged years on the ii
inst
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THE CAryITE CRIMINAL.
Canadian OMcors Want the oRoWard-l'hIpps
Hearing Continued.

Canadian OfHcors Want tho eIeeward-l'nipps
Hearing Continued.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Chief Of
POlico Givin received a dispatch early this
morning from the chief of police Of Ham,
iltOn, Ont, asking tho amount of reward
offered for tho capture of Major Phipps.
A reply was sent, and full particulars of
the arrest wero requested, in order to us
certain if the major has been taken into
custody by the Hamilton authorities.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-In his reply
to the inquiries of Chief Of Police Given,
the chief of police Of Hamilton. Ontario.
states that tho arrest Of Major Phipps was
matlo by Detective Wright of his depart
mcnt, and not by a Pinkcrton officer.
HAMILTON, Ont. Sept. ia hearing
was held before Judge Sinclair this morn.
ing, in the case of Ellis p. Phipps, tho
OK superintendent Of tho Philadelphia
almshouse, and the case was continued by
agreement of counsel until Tuesday next.
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TWO Litile Girls Drowned

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. 19-At
Charles Banks on the Brandywine, about
four miles from Wilmington, two little
girls, Rose Doughcrty and Annie Beatty,
aged respectively five and three years.
were drowned yesterday afternoon. 1t is
supposed that they were wadins aud got
beyond their depths.
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WEATHER lNDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1S.-For tie
Middle Atlantic states fair weather,
followed by local rains, in extreme north
ern portion, westerly winds, stationary or
higher barometer and temperature.
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Wooden Mill Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-About mid
night last night fire was discovered in the
card room of Samuel Tinckler's WOODEN
mill at Upper Merton, Montgomery
county, and tho building was totally de-
stroyed. The loss will amount to SIS
600 or $4,000. Over one hundred hands
will be thrown out of employment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

OMAHA, Ncb. Sept. 19.-It is feared
there may he trouble during the coming
political campaign in Utah, and General
Howard yesterday sent ono company and
will to-day send another from Fort Sidney
to reinforce tho garrison at Fort Douglass,
Salt Lake city
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Tho Oregon SeuaiOrshju.

SALEM, Oregon, Sept. 19.-At tho r.,
publican caucus last night John Ii. Nit
chcll was nominated United States senator
by 81 votes. His opponents claim this is
his entire strength. Twelve more arc re-
quircd to elect. Tho Democrats have
nominated Judge L. p. Prime.
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GOOD STERLING ORGAN WILL IsE
n sold for cash. 2 set OF reeds, 5stOps, at the
Fulton Opera House Music Store. ltd
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GEOR:ETowN, Ky., Sept. 19.--George
Devers, farmer, WAS shot aud it is
thought mnrtaliy wounded yesterday
evening by Marshal George A. Cole.
Devcrs had been ilourishing knife on the
street and resisted arrest when he was
shot.
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NEW foRK. Sept. l9-FlOur-Statc am:
western In buyers favor; very moderate
dull and weak.
Wheat without quotablc change moderate
business, mainly speculative !: No l white,
81 OS}f0l OSH do Nov. 81 O9ss0l lOls: do Dec.
81 ll0l llH do year 81 O77x6l OS1s do JAN.
81 II.
Corn quiet and prices without decilc,i
change mixed western spot, 7I07715c .iO
futures, 5sZ677c.
Oats u shade better No. 3Oct. 3gS6s9K
do Nov, 4O1514lc; State, iO|5Sc Western
S7eSJOc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept. 19.--AmODg
the now postollices established to-day was
one at Elkvillc, Berks county, Pa, with
George w. BOlick as postmaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
I,arceny Of OySterH.

John Irwin and Ellsworth Willard are
charged with the larceny of oysters from
Joseph Bears saloon. North Queen street,
last night. Watclman John Ryan at
tempted to stop them, when they fell
upon him and beat him. Complaint was
made against them before Alderman Nc
Conomy, and warrants for their arrest
iSSlled
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19

"Mys. Joshua WhitcOmb."-Ecssrs. Hart
mycr & Daily promise an evening OF ullal.
loycd mcrriment on Thursday, when the well.
known comedian. Mr.. Charles l.. Howard, will
appear at Fulton opera house in tho role OF
Aunt Kesiah In the amusing drama Of a. Mrs
Joshua Whitcomb," q companion piece to
that in which Denman Thompson won his
great reputation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-19
Rserks County FAIR Excurs,on.

Cheap excursion TO Reading on Wednesday,
September q. Tickets ut half.fare for the
round trip, for sale at all stations. Good to go
On the morning trains and good to return on
any train. Grand balloon ascension and con.
cert by the tull KinggOld band Oh Wednesday.
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