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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-04
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 4.-FOr the
Middle Atlantic States local rains followed
by clearing weather. westerly winds, ris-
ing barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature.
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The following is q list of unclaimed let
tcrs' remaining in the pos toffice for the
week ending Sept. 4, 1882:
LADIES' List.-Lizzie II. Baker, Edie
BIcecher, Florence Buoch, Beckie Gran
many, J. V. Friffith, Emma Hartman Clara
Hsrmer; Louisa Hoover (2), Mrs. Henry
Imhoff, Mrs. Rachel Long, Mrs. l..
Snyder, Annie Stubbs, Mrs. Marg't Wat.
sou. Ellie Zacheay.
Gents List.-C. Bittncr. J. j. Bower &
Co., Sam'l Charles, Z. 3. Carr, E. w.
Carpenter, 7. Curry, Alfred Harten,
Adam Hetrick, E. Hollinger, J. II.
Hughes, Keystone Cork Works. Amos
Reese, Nicholas Richwine, w. Fl. Ruth
rauff, NJ. Taylor. Geo. w. Shenklc, N. &.
Weber, Philip Wicker. w. Ii. Wilson, J.
B. Warden, E. II. Wilson s. Co. (2),
Jacob. B. Warfel.
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"A Drunken lsruto,s Crime.

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. Sept. 4.-John
Connolly, a carpenter. .->..;le drunk last
night, brutally beat his wife, and threw
her from a window into the yard below.
She is in q critical condition to-day and
Connolly is held to await the result.
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A charter has been granted by the
governor to the Mutual hail insurance
company, of Lititz. It was recorded at
the recorders Office to-day. The officers
are president, Peter s. Reist; vice.
president, John A. Stober treasurer, p.
J. Roebuck secretary. johnson Miller.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4.-Cattle market
dull sales, $500 head prime at TIC good
1t G19!Hc; medium at 61z06%c; com. non ut
405Nc; tat cows, 3z@4Nc.
sheep market DUH sales. 10 600 heal extra
in wethers, 505Hc: good IS TO 30 n do
4I1EAc fat ewes, 404Lc; stock do. safe
l3c. S
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

"HACKMETACK," !" a lasting and fragrant per.
rams drug store. l37 North Queen street.
PHYSICIANS prescribe COlden's Liebig's Ii
quid Bcaf and Tonic Invigorator Ior the week,
worn, and dyspcptic. Take no other.
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"Au tho Ills that F,oeh 10 Heir to-"

"All tho His that Flesh 10 Heir to-
Arising from impurity of the blood, torpid
liver, irregular bowels, disordered kidneys.
ETC.. can be safely and speedily cured by Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Price 81. For sale Mt H.
B. Cochran's drug store, l37 Norm Queen
street Lancaster,
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Amos NJ. Chandler, Of this city, who
has been . railroad postal clerk, in class
thres, has been promoted to class four.
He runs between Harrisburg and Now
YQrk.
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Fruit Thieves.

Yesterday some fruit thieves broke into
the yard of Frank II. Howell, on East
Walnut street, during his absence, and
stole all the grapes from a vine and tree
of ripe peaches.
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Death of an Insane Man,

Zachary Taylor Alexander, an insane
man who was recently removed from this
county to the Harrisburg insane asylum,
died at the latter place on Saturday night.
Deceased was 40 or As years of age and
was blacksmith by trade. He has re-
sided in Bart and other townships in that
section Of the county and has family
in one Of them. About year ago he
threatened to kill a number Of people. lie
was returned to court, but on account of
being insane he was sent to our insane
asylum.
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1T seems impossible that o remedy made OF
such common, simple plants as Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake, DandeliOn, &C., should make SO
many and such great cures as Hop Bitters do {;
but when old and young, rich and POOR, pastor
and doctor, lawyer and editor. all testify to
having been cured by them, you must believe
and :ry them yourself, and doubt no longer.
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The weak, worn, and dyspeptic should take
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beet and Tonic In
vigorator. AskJor Colden's. Of druggists.
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Attention is called to the advertisement of
the sale of valuable wood leave in Mannheim
township to. morrow.
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by the community at large has been given TO
Burdock Blood Bittcrs. No instance Is known
where dissatisfaction has been manifested by
their use, or where aught but benefit follower
their administration. Price 81. For sale at IL.
B. Cochran's drug store, lSI North Queen
sf rect Lancaster
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Yhe President,s yacht.

NEwrOET, r. l., Sept. 4.-The prcsi-
dents yacht is anchored in East river. He
did not continue east after leaving here
Saturday night.
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CARLsRuHE, Sept. IA train Of cars,
running between Frieburg ard COlmer,
left the rails near Augstettcr. Fifty per.
sons were killed and many wore injured.
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A permanent restoration of exhausted AMI
wOrn.Out functions follow the use of Browns
Iron Bittcrs. For sale at II. II. COchran's drug
store, 1T North Queen street, Lancaster.
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No doctor will fail to impress his patients
that the mouth and teeth should be healthy
because it receives tho food and prepares it
for its digestive work." Use SOZODONT,
crafty your family physician, and enjoy life
comfortably. a29lWdeOd&w
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Hand lDJur0d.
AS Fred Flick, employed at Sturgis'
planning mill, was at work with q small
saw to-day the tool broke, and a large
piece run into his hand, injuring him se-
verely. DR.. Davis attended him.
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Grain amt f'rOvlssOn syu0sassOnA
One O'Clock quotations Of grain AMI prov a..
ions, furnished by s. X. Yundt, Broker, Isl
East King street.
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Flies and Bugs.
Flios, reaches, ants betl-bugs, rats, mice,
gcphers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" l5c.
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New York, Phllasielphia aud Local StOcks .
also United States Bonds rop.y tell daily D.
JAOoB B. LOHs, q North Queen street.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
IN ncrsAp.-The CO partnership heretofore
existing eE,veen jacob Harnish and Michael
s. Harnish Of the City of Lancaster: in the dry
goods trade, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. The business vial be con-
tinued at tho old stand by Jacob Harnish, to
whom all claims against the firm of Harntsh
Il Co. will te presented for payment, and all
mcnt to him, as he is alone authorized to col
lect the same. JACOB HAkNISH,
MICHAEL HARNlSH.
LANCASTER, Sept. 4, 1882. sept4tfd
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TANES, CANES. A FULL LINE FROM
~ cents upat
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE

I)URLIO SALE-ON WEDNESDAY, SEP
/ TENDER 9th, 1882. will be sold ut public
sale at NOS. PA and ZIG West James street q
large lor of household and kitchen furniture.
such % beds, bedsteads, tables, chairs. carpets
and numerous other articles. Also counter,
shelving and store fixtures. Sale to commence
at one O'Clock.
House anil store room for rent.
JOHN B RINEHART
MECKIE SCHRINEK,
SADIE NJ. RINEHART.
Executors.
j. .GUNDAKER, Auct. S4ltd
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SHILOH's Cough anu Consumption Cure Is
sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures cOnsulnp-
tion. For sale ut COchran's drug store, 1877
North Queen st. myl-lwdeOw.s
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FOH NALE.

DGBLlC SALE.-WlLL NE HOl.D AT YOE-
/ lie sale ESDAYAFTERNOON. SEP.
TENDER s, ct two O'Clock, at No I1 East
Lemon street, u lot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of Bedisteads ano Bed
cling, Carpets, Chairs. stoves Etc, Etc.
JOHN FRANClSCUS
AdmistratOr Of Sarah Ford, Decd.
H. SHUDERT, Auct1Oneer. sl.Jti
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NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
Shiloh s Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents. For
sale ut Cochran's drug store, lS7 NOrth.Queen
street.
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CnIcAGO, Sept. x-Dr. n. II. Hedzn%
of Newburg. N. T., Who with Mr.. Ssott
won 1l5O, 900 from Francis p. Weed 1t
draw poker and faro arrived here yester.
day ou . visit to Scott Who il ~. L, an
interview Hedges said that ~ NJ "s ~
Scott was veil enough they wUnld
return to Now York and answer
tho suits brought against them. He
said they had . solid defense and thoy
do not propose to give up any Of their
winnings. Hedges says the money was
fairly won and that Weed Was not such .
sucker - he Is supposed to be.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-04

HALEs Honey of Horehound and Tar over
powers the most troublesome cough. Pike's
Ioothache Drops cure in one minute.
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j. GUNDAKER, Auct.

OO.F-MONTEREY LODGE, NO. 242,
L. accompanied by the Iron vile Band. will
run special excursion to Reading, OH THURS
Grand State Parade Of the Order. All Lodges.
members of the Order, and friends are cordf-
ally invited to accompany the excursion.
Fare for the round trip. 40 children under
IL, half price. Tickets for sale by +. j. Eris-
man, A. Offender, c. W. Metzgar, Henry
Wolf, and Finn & Wilson.
E.J. ERlSMAN,
s2-tu Chairman OF Committee.
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H1others! Mothsrsii NC

Mothers! Mothersll Mothersn
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with e1cruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get bottle Of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immetliatcly-,Itpend
upon It: there Is no mistake about IL. There
1EOt & mother on earth who has ever used II,
VINO will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and givo rest to tho mother
and relief and health to tho child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe to use In all
cases, and 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. g cents a bottle.
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"Iow do you manage" said a lady TO her
friend. to appear so happy all the Iimc ~"
always have Parker's Ginger Tonic handy"
was the reply, and thus keep myself and
family in good health and spirits. See adv.
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ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 4.-The man of.war
Minotaur ID shelling tho rebel lines be-
cause Of threatening demonstrations made
by the enemy from Naudars.
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Charter Granted.

tslGN OFTHE TWO ZIG DOGS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-25

THE approaching jubilee in Mem
phis can and will be made a great
success, advertising to the world the
vitality and enterprise of the place,
its favorable situation, resources and
liberality A committee has been ap.
pointed to canvass the city and see who
will lend helping hand. The com
mittee has already done good work,
but much remains to be done. This
is a movement for the benefit of the
city at large. All classes are interested
indirectly if not directly and person.
ally. We need hearty cooperation
and a pull all at once. A few news.
papers or committees cannot do every.
thing. 1t takes labor of hand
and brain. 1t requires money
and skill and courage to build up a big
city as this should be, and to develop
its various industries and interests.
There will be a meeting to night at
the Peabody Hotel of the committee
alluded to above, aud it is important
that all should attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-25
A Rah,,s MerrYmnkinr.

A jovial christening party met at
the residenceof Mr.AndTew Garibaldi.
on Shelby and Beal streets yesterday,
the occasion being in honor Of bright
eyed little four weeks old daughter.
It is a custom with natives of the
sunny land Of Italy to celebrate an in
fant's advent with nice dinner party,
to which The immediate friends ofthe
parents are invited. On this
occasion long table was set
IN the family diningroem, and the
good thipga 30: greatly enjoyed by
Italians, we're prepared with pasterly
skill and exquisite taste. The table
fairly groaned with macaroni Ia
mode with rayeoli, aud with all Of the
various palatable compounds, so do
lightful to lovers Of fine living Be
sides there was a liberal supply o.
choice wines. including sparklinl
champagne and numerous brands o
dry vintares of the choicest kinds
The friends Of the family partook o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-25
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, September.25. The Dub
lin paper authoritatively denies there
being any large failures there recently.
The firm of George Roe & Co, dis
tillers, reported as having failed is
solvent.
Mr.. Gladstone, in replying to a cor
respondent, reiterates the declaration
that he is unable to interfere with
the operations of the Mormons in
England, as he presumes their con-
verts will go with them willingly
ALEXANDRIA, September % 5-The
Khedive and Sir Edward Malet,
British Consul General, departed for
Cairo this morning. The Bengal
Lancers escorted them to the railway
station, and the route was lined with
tFoups and stations decorated. An
English band played the Egyptian
National anthem. The Egyptian
Minister went to Cairo on the same
train.
DAMIETrA, September 25.-Ab
dllah Pasha, Suleiman Bey and
number Of their associates have been
sent to Cairo as prisoners under mil
itary guard.
CAIRO, September 25.-AmOng
Arab Pasha'S papers are written offers
of service from French, German and
Russian officers which were all de-
clined,
DUBLIN, September 25.-Dillon will
retire from Parliament on account of
i'll health. The military and police of
the county of Mayo, have evicted fifty
families in the last few days on
the Barony of Erris, aud people have
been ordered not to shelter them.
LONDON, September 25.-Francisco
G.. CASTOR, merchant aud mine owner,
has failed. Liabilities e63,OOO.
=GoTTILGEN, September 25.-Frede
rick Mochler an eminent chemist and
director of the Chemical Institute
here, is dead.
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Fires in CIeHeIand.

CLEVELAND, o., September o.
Late last night FIRE mysteriously
broke out in a small Office at the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
works, in the Eighteenth ward, and
communicated to the galvanizing and
pattern houses, causing II loss to the
extent Of about $4,000. Insurance,
S625O. TIE copperas house, owned by
w. j. Hayes, superintendent Of the
wire mill, was also destroyed. Esti-
mated loss, $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, September 25.-
The Franklin Sugar Refinery of Harri
son, Haumeyd & Co., an immense brick
structure on the corner of Front and
Almond streets, was partly destroyed
BY fire this morning. Although three
alarms we're sent out, it was not got
under control until the block bounded
Dy DelaWare avenue, swanson, Almond
aud Bainbridge streets was burned.
The block contained two large build
ings, that facing on Delaware avenue
being the mould house, nine stories
high, and that in the rear of the mould
ho Use and extending to Swanson
street, being new building called the
filter house. These buildings we're
filled with sugar in process of manu-.
facture and ready for delivery. Both
structures, with their contents, are in
ruins. The loss will probably reach a
half million of dollars.
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PRI,ON DELIVERY.
Six COnvicts OverpOwer the
Island Guard and Make
Their Escape.

A number Of convicts confined on
Presidents Island made bold strike
for liberty last night, and six Of them
succeeded in escaping. According to
the story OF the guards, one Of the
prisoners in the negro ward called for
water about 10 o'clock last night, and
the night watchman, Green, opened
the door to allow the trusty to pass
out to the well. AS soon as the door
was opened six of the darkies dashed
out into the hall, overpowered the
watchman and disarmed him. and
then made a prisoner OF R. +. WAR.
a guard, who slept on a bunk under
the gun rack, in which three loaded
guns were placed. The guns were
secured, and Walsh, the engineer, who
entered the hall at this moment, was
threatened by Fortune Dow with
death unless he got out of the way in
a hurry. He stood not upon the order
of going. Then the convicts, six in
number, dashed away toward the head
of the Island, followed by few ran
dom pistol shots. A skiff was missed
from one Of the landings this morn
ing, and it is probable the entire six
escaped to the main land. About
twenty prisoners were confined in the
ward from which the six escaped, and
all could have followed suit if they
had willed it SO. Most of them we're
asleep when the break was made, and
it is probable they were not in the
plot. The names Of those who escaped
are Houston White, a brother of
Hays White; Tom Childers, Albert
Coleman, Fortune Dow, John Dorsey
and Howell Griffin. The cream of the
affair was skinned this forenoon.
when Houston Whites father called
at the statiOnhouse, delivered over
one of the guns taken from the rack
and paid the balance of Whites fne,
amounting to twenty dollars. White
is over in the swanps across the river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-25

Poor Mrs. Melvillel She will prob
ably never recover. Mr.. B. M. John
son, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, her half
brother, in an interview, contradicts
many sensational rumors in regard to
the domestic difficulties of the couple.
He says the lady's insanity is the re-.
suit of great mental strain consequent
upon Mr.. Melville's Polar expedition.
Last summer she spent two months at
Mr.. Johnson's residence, and at that
time there were indications of mental
disturbance. As a mother she was
very indulgent to her children, and in
caring for them may have been ex-
travagant at times. She has been
married twenty-five years, and Mr.
johnson thinks that not six years of
that time have been spent in her hus
bands comrany,Owing to his numerous
voyages. He characterizes George
Melville as one of natures noblemen.
a gentlemen in all things. Mrs. Mel
ville's mother was clear headed,
well-balanced woman, and the report
that she died insane is utterly without
foundation. Mr.. johnson does not
think that Mrs. Melville will ever
recover, and he would not be surprised
at any time to hear that she attempted
self-destruction. She is a woman
naturally of a kind, lovable disposition.
and the story that she is a capital
pistol shot is utterly absurd, and grew
out of the fact that she once shot a
negro burglar who was getting in at
the window of her residence.
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sunday Riyer Dispatehes.

ST. LOUIS, September 25.-Arrivedi
Belle Memphis, ViOksburg Ste. Gen
evievo, Memphis, Departed: Con-
ger, St. Paul The river has fallen !
inch, with 8 feet s inches on the
gauge.
PITTsBURa, September 25.-River
5 feet inches and rising.
EVANSVILLE, September 25. De
parted: Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati,
am. River 99-1O feet and falling,
The Dick johnson goes south to-
morrow.
VIoKsBURd, September 25.-RiveI
rose s inches. Departed: Port Eadi
and barges, New Orleans.
CAIRo, September 25.-Departed
Polar Star, st. Louis, G PM Ids
Darragh, Memphis q Helena, Mem
phis, 81 City of Baton Rouge, New
Orleans, II. River 10 feet and fall
ing, 'H.lWa
0EcNNATT, September 95.-Rive
II feet and falling,
! LOUISVILLE, September 25.-Rive
falling, with 6 feet 10 inches in tn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-25
Base Ball.

The Eckfords and the Wetter Nine
had close game at Olympic Park
yesterday, fair attendance witnessing
the sport. The result was seven for
the Eckfords and five for the Wetter
Nine. The time occupied was about
two hours, and the spectators pro-
nounced the work equal to that done
by professionals. The pitching of
Bond and catching Of John
Maloughney was greatly admired, the
pitching of Carr and catching of Crone
was also very skillful, and the short
stop playing of James Maloughney
was without an error. The amatuer
players appear to be making rapid
improvement, and their-skillful work
is exciting increased interest among
the lovers Of base ball sports. 1t is
to be hoped that the same clubs will
have another contest next Sunday,
as many desire to witness match
between clubs so nearly equal 1t is
also mentioned that the clubs have
expressed desire to play for the bene-
fit Of the Pensacola sufferers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-25
A Change Of Rase,


The Maryville Democrat has de-
clared for Bate. For some time the
editors of that paper have been trying
by every due means to gain control Of
the Democrat that their convictions
might be set forth fearlesSly in its
columns.
OF such influences as have caused it
in the past to lean forward we say
nothing more than that they were be-
yond the control Of its present man
agement.
We understand the Democrat to
now declare tor Bate and his platform.
With such promises the paparsurely
deserves the patronage and support OF
the Democracy,
The editors being colored men, and
thoroughly interested in the welfare
and progress Of their race, should
commend the Democrat TO colored
readers throus shout the State. We
clip here the late declaration of its
policy.
To THE DEMoCRAcY,-Having SO
cured control Of the business and ed
itorial management Of the Democrat,
! am glad to have the opportunity Ia
place the paper on record as a true
] Democratic organ, as the advocate