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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

WiIlIsafs Piers, Light Street every Tees
day and Friday, ~ II. r. M., for PatuxenE
River direct, Gar as Bristol. @~ Refurn-
ing, viii leave Bristol az 9. 4. H., Monday
and Thursday; lsaFihR Bknediet arf1. a. ~,
and Millst0ne At Z, p. M., Tor Baltimore. cali
ing At no landings below 5ones.s either go-
Ing o. returning, except Is Mllls.ore and
Spencer 5. and slseresonIy FOR pissengers and
peFishnble freight.
Freight received On Tuesday and Friday
tilI 6, =. -.
HEERT WILLIAMS. Ageat.
Once, Ia Light ST.
june e, 1852.
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Summer . o.7
COMPLAINTS


At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent, and saang hires ore
lost through lack Of knowledge Of safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIx
KILLER Is sure cure for DiarTh9a, Dys-
entery, Cholesa, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc. and IS perfectly safs.
Read the following:
BAIxBRzpaE. n. T.. March a fsE.
fEanx DAY.. PAS kILEER ssgsr (a.ls g asevd
sAs'@Af Tses tor craHap ana pain u TIE slcneee-
NIcHcLyErsE. s. u Zen q issl:
cho,sra nioEbuH. and cralnrs In the afonsch. Have
ussd u fur years. and Il Is saEs ege every tine
MorsoosA. rowa. n hSs n s. Isl ~. !.
! have ulea ycuE Pam KTLI.ER In severe cases a
in@sani ~ esets no'D aH y IN as
'-,' 's cxnxrsvzLLr. a a.. F Fas.: a issr
iay s sss assd ns sS ne Ia ss1
e9mrl.nis nd Z asssks sssss. would pcs fsel.sis
J +. s., ssssss !, ~ -
sSoaia allow i s 5 out q 60 shs i family % n0'n
our.nA x.r. II Az n iisk
80 esEsn nm csss s Ssss1 sc ed a.,
.,,, -. cscs.S:4'z J. q. : 3. r ) 80
hths house.. On. y MosToT.
0nEFELps EmKNsaH EmunaEA. KRh q 1e9k.
,. a s kR sw r..sI DAyE.. RAEs s.os
:. s N sss ssE = = M
az ~ - 81 PorTER, n. & Canenl.
HURxoN-ONl ENNaSN. ESQ.
Nd besn asgern1 days 8 IsrirT g. 2ErsA
aiArfhma. aoeumranied with intense PAIN. when
.Essa yOur Pam kIIIEa. ana found st@ose Ilslani
"a MONTAGUE ST., T0NDoN. ENa,
DuzinK rezldEnce0g t4cmfy StiEo4 FoMKs Ia Kndia,
have river e IN many cesss 81 dlarrhna, dyren.
No family can safely be without tllis
invaluable remedy. rs price brings Il
within the reach Of all.
For sale BY all druggists at 25c, 90.
and 81 90 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS G. SON, PFoprietors,
Providence. r. ].
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s@An English bishop enormously
remarked to his servant that he was
dying Well. my lord. said the good
fellow, You are going toa better
place. sJohn. replied the pfelate.
with an air Of conviction, there's no
place likeold Englandl's
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

DS The public has long since
awarded to Ayers Hair Vigor the
foremost place among reliable HA:s
Restoratives. 1T is .etEectual, agree
able and absolutely harmless. It
makes the hair fresh and luxuriant,
and Cd 6 81 scs md nnfasliohab lie,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

We aEe bound 10 quit 1nerehamd 30
now Is your ffuse 60 hay noods e. q. tt
BfG RR0uN STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-13
(RaND

IF YOU WANT TO
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PARKER'S GINGER TONIC.

II you arc wasting away with Consumption,
Age, or any disease Or weakness, you will find
the Tonic q HIGHLY INvlGORATlNG MED
ICINE THAT NEVER INTOXICATES.
None genuine without signature of HlsCOx
& Co. 5Oc. and 81 sizes at dealers in drugs.
Large saving by buying sl size. apl0-eOd COW
TF YOU ARE A MAN OF BUSINESS,
i weakened by the strain of your duties,
avoid stimulants and $50 HOP B1TrERS.
II you are q man OF letters, t0iling over
midnight work to S,I restore e brain. nerve amt
II you are young and suffering from any in
discretion or dissipation; ii you are married
or single, Old or young, suffering from poor
health or languishing ON bed of sickness
RELY on HOP BlTTERS.
Whoever you are, whenever you feel that
yonr system needs cleansing. tOntng or stim-
nlating. without Intoxicating, take HOP
Thousands die annually from some form OF
KIDNEY disease that might have been pre-
vented by timely use Of HOP BlTTERS.
Hop Bitters Never Fall
Have you Dyspepsis. Kidney or Urinary
Complaint, Disease Of the Stomach BOweis,
you use HOP BlTTERS II, ...-.Ir =. 49,
If You are simply weak and low spirited, try
1t. II may s0ve your life. Nhds sarcd hnndreis.
ID. .. U. js I'm absolute and Irresistible cure
for Drunkenness, use OF Opium, tobacco and
narcotics.
~ Sold by Druggists. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
HOP BlTTERs M'G'G CO.,
Rochester, N. Y, and Toronto. Ont.
Jyl.lmHeOGlxw
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PILES OF FREIGHT

Italians Join the Great strike work Fro
ceeding Slowly.
NEW YORK, July 13.-SOme seven hum
dred Italians who had been at work in
place Of the striking freight handlers this
morning left work and joined the strikers.
The freight handlers say that thoy have
now on their rolls about /, 900 Italians who
have joined them in the struggle for in
creased wages. ....
Appearances at the piers aud receiving
depots for freight are much the same to-
day. A couple of green hands who refused
to join the strikers. were assaulted and
roughly handled at Battery park. Piers
to were crowed with freight which
was removed very slowly, the force Of
men employed being very much decreased.
At the Central railroad depot 14O men
were employed, where formerly Is wera
needed. Many of these were Germans,
and it is said they would quit work when
pay day arrived. Work was slowly done
and the reception Of freight was light.
The New York Central s. Hudson River
railroad company had about sixty men at
work, the balance having failed to appear
this morning. Tho Erie freight depot was
in much the same condition, but had more
freight piled there. The force Of hands at
work here was very small. Tho Penn
sylvania railroad piers, 80 and 80, received
but little freight. There were 65 men at
work at each pier.
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THE DEADLY "TOY."


More Fatal Cases OF Lock.jsw.
BOsToN, July 13.-At Lowell, yesterday,
three boys died from lock-jaw, induced by
toy pistol wounds on July4. Their names
are John Hayes, aged. 1s years John
Benin, aged II, and Alfred Jarvis, aged
10. Jacob School, Of this city, the boy
who was injured some time ago ty ? toy
pistol is lying dangerously i'll from lock-
jaw. John Manning. another boy who was
injured in the saane msnner on July 4,
died on Tuesday. night. A boy named
Joseph Delaney also died on Tuesday.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 13.-Alexan.
der, son Of Capt. Geo. Fl. johnson, of this
city. died last night from lock jaw, oansed
by toy pistol wound. He was 1a years
of age. ..'.
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"a Word TO The Wise Is Sufficient AN
effective and agreeable remedy for the tEeat1
.ment of Cataffif, Hay sFever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely's Cream Balm. A sure cure.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses the nasal
passages OF catarrhal virus, causing ssslthy
secretions aiiays inflafam alton and Irritation,
protects the membranal Innings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense OF taste and smell.
Beneficial results arc realized by few appli-
cations \ thorough treatment a. directed
will cure Catarrl. Asa household remedy for
cold in the head it is unequalea. The Balm is
easy to use and agreeable. Sold by druggists
at 50 cents. On receipt Of 50 cents will mail a
rackase.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswcgo, n. \.
Fol sale by Lancaster Druggists.
marS-lSw Th
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Many Poopie Buried undsr . lsui,disx.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1S.-During q
storm at Texarkana, last night, lightning
struck Grier's new building, ahfge three
story brick. 1t fell bodily spoa frame
building known as the ParsApa saloon,
burying everything beneath. ruins
then caught fire. It is belis5td that thsee
arc from twenty to thirty persons barred
in the ruins. Three or four have already
been rescued alive, but badly injured.
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Pleasures Of PicnicinE
ESCAPED FROM THE NOSPirAL.
Alleged No.lec: and Indifference Of Ill
Officials.

ESCAPED FROM the HOSPITAL.
A'''E'" "es''e: SS;c,.1,' SSS Indifference Of tho
Edward McGovern an inmate of the in-
sane department of tho county hospital
escaped from that institution on tho 4th of
July, and although the officers wero aware
of the fact, they failed to give any notice
Of the escape to the family or friends of
the patient. Yesterday some of tho rela-
tives called at the hospital and were then
Governs escape. The superintendent it
indifference, gave them little salts
saction AS to Mr.. McGovern's es
cape, and none at all as T." the means
taken to secure his return. On being
asked how it was possible for an INSANE
man to escape the superintendent, asked
in return, how was it possible for the
Buzzards to ret out Of jaiis" Mr.. Nc
Govern is about 5 feet 10 inches in height,
stout built, 35 or 80 years Of age. His III
sanity is generally OF q harmless type, but
he sometimes becomes violent. Formerly
he was allowed to walk around the prem
ises, but some two months ago the
doctor gave notice that he should not be
let out. On the morning Of tho 4th of
July. however, he took bucket and went
out for water and came back and set the
bucket down. Since that time nothing has
been seen Of him by any Of tho hospital
officials. lie appeared to be quite rational
when last seen at the hospital, and as he
has witc and family living in Newark
N. J., it is possible that he may have
made an attempt to reach that city. His
friends are very anxious to hear from him.
and any information as to his whereabouts
will he thankfully received by his nephew,
ThOs. McManus, ut the Keystone house,
North Queen street.
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AlHCELL-ANEOUN.
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GUlTEAU'S BllDH.
a D.n,n, That 1t Has Rsen Fxhu.ne.i.

a Denial That 1t Has I,een Fxhumed.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-In long aIti-
Gle published in the Post this morning
about Guiteau, the statement is made that
contrary to the generally accepted belief,
Guiteau's body has not been exhumed,
anil consequently has not undergone tho
processes necessary to turn it into skel-
eton, but that it still rests in tho grave in
the basement of the jail where it was
originally placed after dissection. The
article also says that the custody Of the
body has mot lsen offered. to tine Army
Meais., y !. sT;;esm !; III, sea mat hassj aa
pfoba61aS sf4s saalI V:rsaohiaeWsoston
museum Uo1E~ S
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THOUsAND5 bear witness to the positive cura-
tive powers of the GREAT GERMAN lNVIG-
ORATOR, tho only remedy that has proved
itself sPEcIPIO for general debility or over
taxed brain, finally ending in consumption,
and a premature grave. Sold by all druggists
or will be sent free on receipt of 81 90 per box,
or six boxes for $780, Address f. j. CHENEY,
Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for the United States.
Send for circular and testimonials OF genuine
cures. For sale at kanftman's drug store
North Queen street. Jyl3-M&Thd B
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lHsTATE OF MARTIN ANSEI., LATE OF
II East Cocalico town ship, Lancaster cOun-
pointed to distribute tho balance remaining G
In the hands OF Sarah Ansel, ,administratrix OF
said deceased. to AMI among those legally en-
FRIDAY, the llth day OF AUGUST, 1882, at
10 O'Clock, forenoon. in the Library Room OF
the Court House, In the city Of Lancaster,
where all persons interested In said distribn-
tion may attend. WM. ). AM Ell.
vlSItI&3tw Auditor.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
Joint Meeting Of emo Councils COMMITTEES
and the Hoard.

joint Meeting Of sho 'Couucils' Committee
and the Hoard.
last eXsaiN4- i've board Of. health met
tbateiAoeeslmittee appointed as the last
meeting Of councils to confer with tseln
n tn the -hcstmeaH1Iof- -u1S1suR TIE Beard
more eficicns!s ATfe4 aiscnssl0n was had
asto variuus HuiSMcey pFet1dicis1 t0Good
health. that arb maintained In the city, and
the difficulty encountered in having them
abated. 1t was stated that the police
force failed to take cOgpizance Of nuisan-
ces, aud even show an indisposition to have
them abated when they are pointed out
lest they may lose the votes or influence
Of the parties maintaining them. In view
Of these facts and others presented, it was
determined by the board and the joint
committee to ask councils to increase the
salary of the chief of the Gre department.,
and to impose upon him the duties of
health commissioner. It was agreed that
an ordinance emboding these provisions
should bc drafted and submitted to an
adjourned meeting, and if approved by
the, board and the committee, it should
then be presented to councils with q peti.
ton that it he passed. - -, -.
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LAUNCHING THE SHIP.
Slight nlis,,ap a, the Chester Yard.

Slight AIishap al the Chester Yard.
CHESTER, Pa, July 13.-The great iron
steamboat 8 Pilgrim tho largest iron
side wheel vessel ever built constructed
at John Rtach's shipyard for the Old
Colony steamboat company, stuck upon
the ways while being launched to day.
Everything was in readiness aud thous
ands Of people from all sections Of the
country had gathered to see the great
iron hull, weighing 1900 tons, 60 over
board, and at II o'clock tho vessel started
nicely, but owing to her weight and the
heat Of the day, tho tallOw took fire and
after passing over one-third Of the ways
she stopped. Every effort is being made
to get her off.
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AAR X AT2.
rhilsdelpnss MAskss.

fhilndelpnso MAskOss $50.
PmLADxLPaIA. July lS.-Rlou1 dahl hui
steady; Superfinc, At - 71@S g; Extra
81 2504 . Ohio and Indiana family S6 eeG
6 q; Penn'a do, $5 4O0375
Rye flour ut "a OO@4 .. &
Wheat easier No. 2 Western. q '490a ID
Del and Pa. Red, 81 291l -; do Amber
$40.
Corn firm and scarce. =. .
Oats higher and in good demand No.
White, 721ac: No. do, 1hc; No. 3 do. O9ac !;
No. Mixed. G9c. .....-.r-..
Rye nominai-new, Csc old, 73c.
Provisions firm and III good Jobbiny de
mand.
Lard firmer.
Butter firm ami choice lots fairly active
Creamery Extra, 25ie.6c; do good to choice,
asl2ic.
Eggs quiet Mt Il decline ; Pa. Csc Western,
aOc.
Cheese active and firm.
Petroleum dull Refined, &c.
Whisky nj 81 II.
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DEATHS.

LoNa--July II. 1882, in this city, Jacob III
Long. in the Goth year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitcd to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. Ii North Queen street, on FRI
day afternoon at O'Clock. Interment ut Ian
caster cemetery. IT.
COLE.-In This city, July II, Susannah, relict
of the late Abraham Cole, in the sd year Oi
heI age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the res
idence OF her sOn-in-law. r. a. Albright, No.
3s7 West King street, on Friday afternoon at
O clock. =. St*
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Mothers! MOthers!! MOthersE
Arc you disturbed ut night and broken Of
your rest by a sicE child suffering and crying
with excrucia,ing pain OF cutting teeth! II
50, go at once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
tine poor little sufferer mMediarsly-depend
upon it: there is no mistake about it. There
Is not II mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who vi i'll not tell you ut once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and giye rest to tho mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. 1; Is perfectly safe ID use In all
cases, anu pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescriptiOn OF one Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. c5 cents a bottle.
.n2-ly-M, ,W&S&w
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n0W KOr4 MoH9Dt.
INV IOaK. July l3.-Flour-Statc and West
ern quiet and prices without dectlen change
Southern steady and quiet.
Wheat N@Xc better AMI firm moderate
speculative trading; No. Red, July. u =
al e91s do Aug. 81 23s40l AN do Sept,
81 EXGel 24N do Oct, 81 2iA0l s4H No
White Aug,$ 81 g.
Corn 1a0Ac better and moderately active
Mixed western spot, S66S7szc do futures,
33O6Hc.
Oats as0kc better; No. . July. 6lk@@K
10 Aug, 5sssQ59Ic; 10 Sept, 49sa049Ac
State, 62G6Sc western, GO0G8e.
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Tho Terms Secret.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Regarding tie COM
promise between the strikers and the Calu-
met company. one Of tho officers of the
company Gays i is sagreea to keep secret
the terms until matters have been adjusted
ut Pittsburgh, and that, although the men
are not exactly bound to abide by tho de-
cision at Pittsburgh, the company here
depends somewhat upon that decision.
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DECLINED WITH THANKS
TINE INDEPENDENTS WON'T TREAT

They Deiinitely Reject tho sealw.rt ProposI
ttons-A New Basis Of Compro.
mise Talked Of.
Special Dispa ch to the IxTElIIaEscER
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The Inde.
pendent candidates are now in conference
at the Girard house preparing letters il
reply to the propositions from tho Regu-
lars. One of these, signed BY Stewart
Duff, Merrick, and Junkin. agrees to have
. new convention under new rules, pro-
vided none Of the present candidates shall
be eligible to nomination. McMichael does
not fully assent to this, but agrees that if
the now convention nolsinates satisfac.
tory ticket he will withdraw.
w. U. H.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The Inde-
pendent Republicans have definitely de-
clined to consider the four propositions
submitted by the Republican state COM
mittee. The Independents are now con-
sidering tho propriety Of Offering new
basis of compromise.
The Independent conference concluded
at 2 p. NJ, and the result of its action
was the drawing up Of an ultimatum
which was ordered to be conveyed to
Chairman Cooper and the candidates
of the Stalwart wing Of the party.
This ultimatum is signed by four
of the five Independent candidates who
pledge themselves to abide by the decision
taken. The exception is Col. William
McMichaeI. The ultimatum sets forth
that the Independents believing that the
plan as set forth in any Of the Stalwart
propositions will not secure the desired
unification Of the party, and declares that
the Independents can only unite with the
Stalwarts upon the following basis
First-The withdrawal Of the candidates
of each faction.
Sscond-A pledge from the candidates
thus Withdrawing that they will not ac-
cept a denomination.
This ultimatum will bs conveyed to Mr..
COOper this afternoon,
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An Ugly Cu6tOnler

This morning Charles Smith, a bum.
was dunk an disorderly, and begging on
East King street. lie was arrested by
Special Officer Steinwandel, but resisted
the whole way to the station house. He
showed fight. but was landed safely in the
cooler, where he is Dow waiting for his
share of justice.
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Picnics.

St. Panrs Reformed Sunday school is
picnicing to, day at Rocky Springs. Tho
attendance is very large.
st. Johns Free church picnic is bcihs;
held at LititZ.
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Accident,

This forenoon horse hitched to one of
kiehl's beer wagons fell in turning from
North Queen street into Orange. He was
pu. on his feet with considerable difficulty
after having broken shaft.
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MeDlClL.
(from kfQak Lsslie,s NsHsfratsd Newspaper.
= a LADY SAID.

.4H 4
TAoao 8oHfeo P1soplesl No. CaonOe q
Fsssss Prssssy NJ Ezsusss.''
Probably twothirds. NJ ths ladies in 80.
elety and Aomes Of eAf laad are sfllictcd
with skin disoA1ee q Vafions kinda, to dO
awAy win sIlt could be done with
ont ia3nsxN1aaa ~ the happicst event
al aA61r SUsAss1l6ea- sbA Would have in
steaAf 8. uisa And marsed cousten-
:. .ASAeSoa6 tnat- -Vunld b handsome, or at
lsese good looking. TOR ,sny ono With a
clear. pure slEin, 10 natter what tho cut
Of her features 60 has certain amount
OF good 1Ooks Vhich attract everybody.
~ It II nov, spe imaSiaes every one sees
ana taiks aAae "thOeo freckles.'' those
horrid ptmQeos, aud other blemishes with
when She u amfctet, and this Ia truo OF
eithef sex.
70 Improve this appearance great risks
are taken; ar1snie. mercury, or high
sound titled nAmed articles containing
those dssth-dealing drugs, are taken In
hopes of getting ri.l Of all these troubles.
In many cases, death h tho result. No al
deviation Of the burning. heating, itching
and Inflammation Is given. All troubled
with Eczema (salt rheum). letters Hu-
mors, Inflammation. Rough Scaly Erup-
tiOns Of any kind, Diseases at the Hair
and Scalp, scrOfula, Ulcers. Pimples or
Tender ltchings ON amy para Of the body.
should know that there - hOpe tor them
In = SURE. perfect and e1Bsant remedy,
known as DIR. C. w. Bsnson Skin Cure"
IL makes the skin white, soft AM. smooth,
removes tan and freckles. ami Is the best
toilet dressing In the world. II Is elegant
lyput MP. two bottles In one package, con.
sfSting OF both internal ami external treat
-ment Our readers should be sure to get
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LEGAL NOTICES,

1HSTATE OF THOMAS -. KkslkH, LATE
II of the the City OF Lancaster. deceased.
The undersigned auditor. appointed 70 dis.
W. u. Hensel, administrator, to AMI among
those legally sntttleAsos tho same: Efi sit for
isss. as 10 O'clock y. nj. M the- Library Room
OF the Court House in the CITY OF -t9pcaster.
where all lpersoAsilfefeAtraffH fH SAi6 Ldstx1bu-
tiOn may attend. -
= Elk. MARTIN,
tulyl2-AtdoawW Auditor.
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Police Case

Alderman McConomy last evening COM
mitted to the county prison Henry Lech-
ner, an old offender, for thirty-five days,
on a charge of drunken and disorderly con-
duct.
Mayor MacGoniglo had one drunken and
disorderly person before him this morning,
who was sent to Jail for five days.
Michael Kelly had . hearing before
Alderman Donnelly and was committed in
default of bail, to answer tho chirge of
felOnious assault and battery on John
Emig, boy between 6 and 2 years of age,
Kelly is sort of tramp, and the offense
was committed by him some time ago,
when he struck tho boy with a heavy club
injuring him severely.
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The suit Of Monekehysen, of Balti-
more, and tho Miss Carsons. of this city,
against Adam Il. Magraw, Colora, Mary
land, has az last been finally determined
in favor Of Mr.. Magraw, the court Of ap-
peals Of Maryland affirming the decision
Of the orphans court of Cecil county, Md.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-13

Mrs. Sc0ville Denies the Poison.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Mrs. Scoville being
interviewed regarding the statement that
the bouquet that she sent 0aitsaa on
his last day in Jail Was poisoned
said sarcastically, ''Of course they found
poison it is just like them. Besides, they
had to manufacture soma story to excuse
their brutality in excluding mo from
Charles cell " She then denied point blank
having put arsenic on the bouquet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-13
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