Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-19

CD uped pm agric1 tu1 4 ics m0og
til b Ks ounty "a, Iers ye erd1 !.
- - Ing lfth 46s vGichfe
does not seem to have iscpssed Is how it
comes that, with IN endowment of $780,
600 the agricultural college, of whose
board Beaver is president, renders no
service to the agricultural interests of
the state, and sftsr years of experience
finds itself with only ono student, now
taking full agricultural course. 49,.
GRAHr sides with Engi.nd in tho Esypt-
,ian natter. Tho other Sphinx Is With
Arab By: il e.at ~ away o,..s, :" .S', J..
BLUE Ipcod iili.s e 80 nov, nov eth. NJ. :"
se Nswport. 90 Blss ,red-hsadsd men are
ragi.g In this stats. aatrn a~r ..Ja.ri =,
BEAVER thiskH- Cameron is Ga small
man II Beaver b not careful Cameron
may form = opinion Of him.. W. ,, .
r. RAwLE thinks Cameron's politics are
dsznnabls.i but ,ho owes bis place on tho
tickoe TO theo.:n bar jd.iTf d.rI ,.tr.'
|rf 2 .r'rHTir .iI ,"FE .ru.u!frIfGg. |
/ OooPkR must have struok Beaver worry
hard. The gubsrnstorial candidate says
be would Be $1o, 900 better of II be wasn't
on tho ticket. .'' - - ''' '..''' .'' r
WHEN Brother Mike schall, of York,
advocates moderation and sdvises the
Stalwart team to 20 slow tho road must be
very rough and tho grade steep. "'"' f.,
GEN. BEAVER told the Bristol people
that Cameron was . small man. But he
was big enough in 1878 to beat Beaver and
big enough in 1882 to nomiuste him.
Beaver in the meantime having earned bis
right to wear . /" 306 " medal.
EITHER the yellow fever is very malig-
nant and discriminating in Cuba or ship
captains are abundant. It is reported
that since tho hot season began sixty.four
ship captains have died of yellow fever
at the different ports of the island.
BEAVER insists that he has always been
his own man. He takes all the response.
bility of voting for Grant at Chicago, when
he stood up and went down with the
1906" Hhe is fond of it why don't he
wear his medal?
DURING tho conference of Cooper's COM
mittee in Philadelphia, yesterday, the
colored brother kept shouting "Amen -
to every speech made on his side, but
Judge Reeder, still moro unanimous, said
"Amen - to the speeches on both sides
with equal fervor.
The New York Times, tho ablest Re-
publican paper in tho country, declares
that Republicans outside of Pennsylvania,
who are anxious for tho overthrow of the
"boss" influence and the introduction of
reform principles and methods, will re-
gard with complacency the prospect Of
Pattison's election.
GENERAL FARRE, Gambetta's minister
| of war, decreed the disuse of the drum ir
the French army. General Billot, his sue
cessor, has just decreed the restoration Of
that sonorous weapon. The Philadelphia
Euening Telegraph advises Cooper to get q
drum at once-the bigger tho better
"Brosius would handle the weapon with
grace and good effect.'
OUR venerable but vigorous weekly con.
temporary, the Volksfreund und Beobach.
ter, published by John Baer's Sons, en-
ters upon the Sc venty- fifth year of its
publication to-day. 1t is q we'll conduct
ed conservative and reliable newspaper, ,ex'
ercising large influence in our German
communities, and the efforts of its pro
prietors to maintain a high journalistic
standard are rewarded with we'll deserved
material prosperity.
| A STRONG lobby has been organized in
the interest of St. Louis inventor who
has patented an adjustable flap for postal
cards, which is desired to have adopted by
the postfice department. AS the curious
postmasters can easily raise the flap, it il
difficult to sec of what use the cover will
be, but if the department can be made to
| sanction the scheme the inventor will
doubtless realize fortune out of the
patent. Strenuous efforts have been made
| to secure a favorable report from the
House committee on postofice and post
roads and the lobby avows its willingness
to come down Handsomely to all who aid
in putting the measure through Congress.
YESTERDAYS MIRACLE.
City and town and farm;
Farm and city and town!
To-day, the wild deer scents around;
T0-morrow,-an empire grown!
Canvas and wood and stone;
Sod, adobe, and brick.
A day-a dream-tho tents are gone
And palaces crowd1ng thick!
Death! Life! moments span
The cloOd leaps swift;
The shadows lift!
The babe has grown to he q man:
The earth is free!
The dreamer makes his bed:
The twlg by which he lays his head
Tomorrow 10 tree!