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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-19
THIRD EDITION.
EXPLOSIONS.


A Bursting Benslne Can Creates Havoc N
Town-Explosion Of sewer Gao
Other Like Sensations.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-About half
past eleven while Mrs. Topham, resid-
ing at 4742 Paul street, FrankfOrd, was
cleaning her furniture with benzine three
gallon can of that liquid caught fire and
. terrific explosion occurred. The
entire front and side walls of the building,
a three story brick structure, were blown
out and the front of the house No. 4744
next door was partly demolished. A Mrs.
Heff was seriously burned.
At an earlier hour series Of explosions
caused q panic in the vicinity of Twentieth
and Brown streets but Oh ono was hurt.
An explosion of gas in a defective main
blew out tho iron grating over the sewer
at Twentieth and Ogden streets, and
throw it hundred feet into the air, also
tearing out earth and stones around. A
minute later similar explosion followed
ono square away at Twentieth and Poplar
streets. A third explosion followed at
Twentieth and Parrish streets, and
fourth at Twentieth aud Brown streets.
Flames then burst ftom th. sewer throw
ing volume of fro into tie street. The
houses were shaken within radius of
several squares, and tremendous excite
ment ensued. 1t seems miraculous that
NO one was hurt.
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EXECUTOK'S SSALE.-ON ONTHURsDAYN no.
II VEMBER 2, le82, the undersigned will
sell Mt public sale, ut the SOrrel Horse Hotel,
West King street, Lancaster city, the follow
ing described real estate. to wit
No l. All that certain tW0stOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with two story Brick
Back Building and lot OF ground thereto be-
longing, situated No. 46O, ON the east side of
Poplar street, Lancaster city, containing in
front on said Poplar street 20 feet. and extend
ing in depth eastward 100 feet, more or less. to
rf Christian Blumcnstock, q public alley, anu
other property of the estate OF Abraham
No. z All that certain two-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Frame Kitchen at
tached, and lot of ground thereto belonging.
situated No. 40, on the east side OF Poplar
street, Lancaster city, containing in front ON
said Poplar street - feet, moro or less and ex;
tending in depth lC0 feet, more or less, to 4
erty Of VIM. Greiner, q public alley and prop
No. 3 All that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUhE. with Frame Kitchen
attached, Brick stable and other improve
mentt, and lot of ground thereto belonging,
situated No. 4l8x ON the east side of Poplar
street, Lancaster city, containing in front on
said Poplar steet u ioet, more or less, and ex:
tending in depth 100 feet, more or less. to l!
No. 2. a public alley, and property Of Catha-
rine kretchmar.
Sale to commence at p. M. on said day,
when attendance will be given and terms
made known by JACOB L. BRUBAKER,
Executor OF the estate of Abraham St0ner de-
ceased.
H. sHUBERr. Auct. ol7std !TuxTh
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A FRlGnrFUL RUNAWAY.



Last evening while car Of the Millers-
vile street Car line was standing at the
Pennsylvania depot. the driver attempted
to change tle horses from ono end Of the
car to the Other previous to starting down
street. Tho animals were quito spirited
and just as the driver was about hooking
them to tho end where he wanted them.
they took fright and started to run. He
was unable to hcld them and
they had no trouble in getting
away. With the heavy tongue between
them on which there wero two heavy sin
glc trees and double tree, they dashed
down North Queen street at a furious
rate. As they passed over the Belgian
block they left track Of fire from the ir
SHOES. At Orange one wanted
to turn, but the other was too
strong and they continued to Centre
Square where both fell very heavily at the
northwest corner of tho monument. They
were soon on their feet, however. but were
caught before they got away. Upon ex-
animation it was found that both had been
terribly cut about the legs, body and head.
They were covered with scars and bled
freely, but no bones were broken. One Of
them received bad cut above the fight
ego which, it was feared, might affect his
si9ht. The harness was badly damaged.
The accident occurred just about six
o'clock, at an hour when the streets were
crowded. Every one seemed to see the
horses, and they had no trouble in getting
possession of the street. Several times
they got on paycments but did no damage.
Luckily no one was Injured in tho least.
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New YORK, Oct. 19.-Jud.,e Van Drunt
to-day, in the court of common pleas,
rendered q decision on the motion re-
Gently argued before him in the action
brought by the Jerome Park Villa Site
and improvement company against tho
board Of police, for an injunction to re-
strain tho defendants from interfering
with tho business of "bOokmaking" at
tho Jerome Park races. The judge doniss
the motion, holding that under tho law of
1877, betting or gambling is unlawful, and
therefore no injunction should issue in
this action.
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ASKING AN INCKEASE

Coal Minors Demanding Higher Wages.
PIrTsBURGH, Pa, Oct. 19.-In COM
pliance with the request Of five
pits, President James, Of the Coal
Miners association, has called q
convention Of the miners O tho
Pittsburgh district for Friday, October
26th, for tho purpose of demanding the
restoration Of the rate of four per cent.
for mining on November 18th. The present
rate is 81 cents. and it was the outcome
of the lato strike, which failed after
five months of idleness. The miners now
believe that tho demand for COAL Will be so
great at that time that the operators will
forced to grant tho increase.
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When the skin Is rarchcd and freckled by
strong northwest winds and the face becomes
dry and scaly, 1t can he restored 10 smOthness
and good color by Dr. BensOn's Skin Cure. A
perfect remedy for troublesome itching anil
vcxatious pimples. OlG-lwd6w
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Itching fIles-s;ymptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira-
tion, intense itching, increased by scratching.
very dfstressingly, particularly ut night, rs If
pin worms were crnwliDg in and out of the
rcctuln the private parts arc sometimes al
fectc,i: IT allowed TO continue very serious
results may fellow. DIR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT Visa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for letter, Itch, Salt Khcum, Scali Head,
Erysipclas, BARRIERS Itch, BlOtcle,, All Scaly,
Crus;y, CutancOus EruptiOns' Price so cents,
. boxes for sl.2J. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt OF price In currency, or three cer:
postage stamps. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne
4 Son, No. $40 N. sixth street, Philadelphia,
In. Sold by all prominent druggists. SwAYNE's
PILLS arc the best for all bilious disorders.
Cure headache, levers, &C.
Oct3 lycNl&wT,Th&S
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PnlLADa1HHlA. Oct. 19.-Fl0ur I'm fair demand
without QuOtable change in prices.
Whoat iiru1sr; Gn. Wssesrn Rs.l. 81 lW.ss
I lOx Del. and Pa Red. q Sz0N u; Long
berry Red and Amber at u 17Uf IL.
Corn seal CO and. wanted for Ocnl use !;
Steamer. xI6sso Yellow, S7c !; Mixed sstS
S61<c; No. 3 do, SS0S,;c.
Oats dull AMI steady: NJ: I 'whi,e, 5Oc
No. . siO 460l63<o; No. ) dc SIC: No. {.
Mixed. lOc -, :: .-.. .,l....,,.
Rye scarce ut 7a07sc. .'I '',','':,'i
Provisions In g00tl 10bb'Ig .tcmaltu.
LAru flrm. = ,.,.i5l =. r"l...I3
Bustcr firm, with fair itepaGds. Penn'a
Creamery Extr1l, SIC. -.
Eggs scarce and urn; fehn'a, .SBUc West
ern. &c. f''. '.~..!s:s...y e,,i....s
Cheese firm with lsOssii slsyssptl, ~;
Petroleum dull kofinssi, Sc.
whisky steady II S1 g = '''S'''''
see'ls-:Clover. s0s1S1 Tf''o;hy. g.. z.sa: ~:
Flaxseeal, u - for pune. .. ~ j .,i,
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTEO.
The nj uttlateu Remains OF u Tranl, ESunl
Near u Railroad Track.

The MuttlateL Remains Of u Tramp Four Il
Near u Railroad Track.
ALTOONA, Oct, 19.-Last night about 10
o'clock the remains Of a middle aged man
were found near tho railroad on tho HOl-
lidaysburg branch terribly mutilated by
the cars. An inquest was held this morn
ing, but decision was withheld until t,-
morrow. 1t has been learned that his
namo is Daniel Quinlan and that he be-
longs to Philadelphia. He has been tramp
ing about for some time. Suspicious Of
foul play are entertained by tho jury, and
a man named George Miller, in whose
company the deceased was last seen, has
boon arrested to await the decision of the
cOrOncr's jury.
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A voice from the ires,

take this opportunity to bear testimony to
the efficacy OF your "IIop Bittels." Expect
ing to find them nauscOus and bitter and com
no cd Of bad whisky, we were asreeably sur
pristsi at their mild taste, just like Il cup o
tea. A Mrs. Crcsswcll and Il Mrs. Conner
friends. have likewise tried. and pronounce
them the best medicine they have ever taken
fc + building up strength and toning up the
system. l was troubled with cOstiveness
headache and want ct appetite. My ailments
are now all gone. l have a yearly contract
with doctor to look after the health OF my.
selt and family, but need him not now.
90 - 8. GILLILAND,
: - - Peoples Adcpeqtf, Pittsburgh, Pa
July q, ls7s yt =. ol6;swd&w
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HOUSES AND LOT AT PUBLIC SALE.
Ill On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2l, 1852, will
be sold ut public sale the following aescribed
real estate, to wit: Two lots or pieces of
ground situated on High street IN the city of
Lancaster, having each u frontage Of twenty.
five feet and a depth of two hundred and
forty-avs feet TO- lafayette @ street and a''ioin. Join
Dusel. ON which are orected two Onc-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, with Frame
Back Buildings, numbered respectively, 7s9
and 743. -
Also u lot or piece of ground lying between
tho above described properties, having q
frontage OF twenty-five feet and u depth OF
two hundred and fOI ty five feet, to Lafayette
street, and the right to uec the pump ON the
premises numbered 733.
The lots have q number of fruit trees grow.
ing thereon. the houses arc in good cOndit Ion
ami tho house No. 743 has both pump and
bydrant attached.
Sale to be held at the public house of VictO-
ria Diehl, Oh High street, at O'Clock p. m.,
when terms will he made known by
JOSEPH HUCk,
Attorney In fact for the heirs of Joseph huck,
deceased.
JACOB GUNDAkKR, Auct. Oct32wTT&Slwd
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Carr,age builders In Scss,op.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The carriage
builders national association resumed its
session to-day. Tho question Of appren-
ticeship was discussed, but no definite
action was taken. Resolutions wero
adopted petitioning Congress to adopt
measures for tho protection Of timber.
Tho convention then adjourned to meet in
New Haven, Conn.,, On tho third Weducs
day Of October next.
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OBITUAkY.
Death OF George w. Trimble

Death OF George w. Trimble.
George W. Trimble, q gentleman well
known in this city, and indeed throughout
Pennsylvania and adjoining states, died
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Taylor =
hotel, SchrOOn Lake. N. L., whittier he
had gone in hopes OF having bis impaired
health restored. Mr.. Trimble's home was
in Stark county Ohio, a few miles from
Nassillon, where be owned an extensive
iistiliery, which bad been conducted for
many years, before his time, by bis
father and grandfather, all Of whom had
long held high reputation for the distil
lation Cf puro wbiskies. Mr. Trimble
some two or three years ago married Miss
Irene Strawn Of this city. , young lady of
high social position, and took her to his
home in the West. Last November dur.
ing > deer hunt in the mountains of Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Trimble 'contracteda severe
cold from exposure to incIemcnt weather,
and neverrecovered from tho effects of it.
EARLY last spring he went to Pbila
dclphia for treatment, and failing to
receive any material benefit he went to
the AdirODdacks last July, and took
root1s at TayIOr's hotel, at Schroon Lake.
But he failed to rally, and died as above
stated-his death being caused by CON-
plicatiOn Of diseases, of which GrOpsy
Of the heart and liemorri,a.e of tho lungs
were the most serious. Ile was about 40
years of age and possessed many manly
qualities that won for him hosts Of friends
wherever he went-:ll Of whom will sin
cerely sympathize with his. .bcrcIt widow
and orphan daughter. His rcmai,ls will be
taken for iutcrmcnt to Philadelphia
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Arm lSaSj)y Gut.

This morning Andrew McixrlI, jr., VIII"
is employed ut Lcbzeltcr g. Co.. turning
shops, met with a serious accident. lie
was at work at the spoke lathe when the
knives on tho cutter head struck u piece OF
iron and were broken off. One Of Thorn
hit Mr.. Mcixoll Oh the arm cutting a
terrible cash. ae was taken to his home
whore DR.. Welchens attended him.
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Heath OF Professor Aust
Emil Aust, tho musi

Prof. Emil Aust, tho musician and
piano tuner. we'll known in this city, died
in York Il few days ago. lIs was u man
Of some ability iu his profession, but his
unsteady habits, together with his dOmss-
tic tribulations, proved au insurmountable
bar to his success
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TUtl,o ls,-S;entenuiaI.

a special train will leave this city as
second section Of fast Iiue on Tuesday
morning for Philadelphia. Tho train will
take the led Mon, who will participate in
the parade, anu Us many others who desire
t" reach tho city at Ill carly hour. -
The fare for the round trip to Pl,iIadcI
pliia over both roads will be $3OG.
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1t Will DO 1t.

Food Will lodge in the interstices between
the teeth. and il become "a source of their de-
cay. SOZODONT will disiOdge such lie pOsits
ami prevent the mischief. All parents should
provide SOZODUNT, and thus secure the
health Of their chfldren's teeth.
OI7-lwdcOd&w
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AgTe0inG on u LOWof Scale Of Wages.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-It has bccn repo, te
that tho amaIgalnated iron and steel asso.
citation Of this district, including Mil
waukee, Joliet and Chicago, had agreed
on higher schedule Of wages. The facts
arc that they agreed on q lower scale for
the coming year and will submit it to tho
manufacturers this afternoon.
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IN NERS.-All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass on any of the lands of the Corn.
wall or Speedweil estates. in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether inclosed or un-
incIosed, either for the purpose Of shooting or
fishing, us the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing on said lands of the
undersigned after this notice.
WIN. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
X. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD c. FREEMAN,
Attorney for Il. W. Coleman's Heirs.
Ol6tfd&w
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SPECl.lL NOTICES.

by contracting u severe Cough and Cold, 1
was compelled to give up my daily work and
keep to the house. A neighbor recommended
Inc to try bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup ;
1t was procured and useu; to my astonish.
ment relief was instantaneous.
EDw. w. CLAYTON, Waverly, Md.
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ArIbl Permitted Counsel.

LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to the
Central News from Cairo says the crisis
has ended. Tho Egyptian ministry have
intimated their intention to permit Mcssrs.
BrOadley and Eve, and Hon. Mark Francis
Napier, to defend Arab Pacl,a, ON tho
condition that the witnesses in the case
shall undergo preliminary examination.
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Zach Boot.

Zach. Boot, who, whilo attempting to
escape arrest, was shot by Officer Mercer,
continues to improve. This morning ic
sent for Mercer to visit him in tue county
.jail-Presumably TO induce Mercer to not
make complaint of feloIlious assault and
battery against him.
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"A United States ,Duror

Robert Montgomery, est, of Eden, is i
jurymam i'll the United States court in
Philadelphia. Two weeks ago, when that
court met, all the jurymon drawn we're
discharged but twelve, who were CHOSEN
to try u Case, and Mr.. NJ. was ono Of
them. The case cOnes up to day.
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snot Himsalf While GunninI

PorTsTowN,' Pa, Oct. 19.4Andrew
Whitecraft, prominent farmet, acci-
deDtally shot himself dead. 'wh@ cunning
this morning, in Limerick township. 1t is
not known how the accident happened;
but tho charge had entered his forehead.
He leaves a large family e. .,
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From New York to Washington.

Considerable curiosity was aroused last
evening by tho arrival ut tho Stevens
house Of a stylish English drag, containing
two persons and driven by liverietl
coachnan. Inquiry developed the fact
that the occupants were MIR. and Mrs. G..
+. McCanlless, of New York city, who
arc Oh their way to Washington, and will
drive the cntire distance. They came to
this city by way Of Allentown aul Read
Ing
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FelI Ono Hundrei Feet.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-James Donnelly,
q laborer, fell from the mouth Of a Chin
ney being erected at HavemeyeHs q sugar
house at Williamsburgh, distance of 100
feet, and was almost instantly killed.
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Jeremiah Wolf, for drunken aud dlsor.
derby conduct, was committed to the
county Jail for ten days by Alderman
Samson.
James Kelly for Insulting ladies' on the
street, was committed for thirty days.
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L OCTOBER q, 1882 at the Cooper House,
will le sold that two-stOry BRICK DWELL
ING. with twOStOry Brick Back Building and
Bake Oven attached, situated on the north
west corner Prince and Andrew streets Hall,
Rooms. Carrots. excellent Cellar, front and
back Stairs, etc; Papered throughout. Lot 20
by IS feet, HyGlrant, Well and Fruit.
Also. a Building Lot adjoining above on
north. u feet. inches by Is feet. with Fruit
Also, Building Lots adjoining above on the
west, fronting 40 feet Ou Water street and 75
feet on Andrew street.
Sale to commence Mt O'Clock p. III. See
large bills PETER DELZEIT,
Or, ALLAN A. HEIR 4 CO.,
LOG East King Street.
J.GUNDAKER, Auct. OlS4tdtsii
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Application for Track Laying Privileges.

AppI1C1tIOH KT3CK I5yTnE TfEVHOSOUs
WILMINGTON, Oct. 19.-An application
on behalf of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
company will be made to tho city council
this evening, for the privilege Of laying
tho tracks of its contemplated Philadel-
phia branch through tho northwestern
part of the city. The proposed line will
come in behind Schuetzen park and run
ming n0rtheasterly, will cross the Brandy
wine by high bridge below Augustine
mills and thGnce passing out of tho city.
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CUdrt Of Common Pleas

BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
In the case of q. NJ. Kline and Samuel
II. Reynolds, vs.. Samuel kurtz, trustee Of
Barbara kurtz and Barbara kurtz, it was
found necessary to amond tho caption by
adding tho naMc Of tho husband Of Bar
bara Kurtz, rs ono OF tho defendants. This
was not present Or represented in court
Tho case was continued and rule granted
to bring tho new defendant.
No other cases being ready for trial OK
cept tho one before Judge Patterson all
the other jurors wero discharged Ly Judge
Livingston.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
Louisa Selvert, (nee Mentzer divOrced)
and her husband and Mary Jano Mentzel
for the use of the former vs. Samuel
Stauifer. This is an action to recover
damages for the loss Of service Of Mary
Jane Mentzer, daughter of Louisa Selvcrt.
1t was alleged that the defendant had bad
criminal connection with the plaintiff and
she gave birth To "A child im September,
1879. The girl brought suit against
Stauffer in 1891, before Alderman Barr,
for fornicatiOn and bastariy. On account
OI the statute Of limitation the case
was dismissed. The plaintiff claims the
right 20 bring this suit under the 1856 law
by which the mother is substituted for
the father when the latter refuses to OrSs
incapable Of supporting his child. Tho
testimony showed that tho parties had
been criminalIy intimate. Since tho birth
Of tho child the plaintiff has contribut cd
to the support of her daughter and child
Previous to this affair, the mother had had
the frequent benefits Of tho girls services
Tht defcns. was that tho mother had
pot received tho bene1i: Of tho daughter
services at tho timo Of her acquaintance
with StaufIcr, but she received her own
wages !; that tho husband Of tho plaintiff
procured divorces from his wife. 1t was
also alleged that the girl had other suitOrs
besides the defendant about tho time it is
alleged the child was begottcn. 1t was
further offered to be shown that the plain
tiff did not set proper example to hel
daughter as required by the act. This was
Overruled.
In rs5uttai the girl was called. She dc.
nied having had any other lovers bn:
Stauffer. On trial.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 19.-It il reported
here that at Knoxville, Tenn, this morn
ing, Joseph A. Mabry and George w.
Mahry wcro shot and killed by Major Tom
O'COnner, and that he in turn was killed
by tho friends of tho Mabry's.
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Dead Aftor a Dobauch.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. 19.-At Atcxander
Frazer, 30 years Of age, was fou md dead
in bed, in hired room in this qity, this
morning, the result of a long debduch. He
had good business, lie leaves q wife
and four children.
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sympathy for Slsyback.

SrsLouIS5 Ont. .19+At Il. memorial
meeting of tho merchants exchange st one
-o,cleok to day,a testimonial to Cd. A.. ".
Snyback was unanimously adopted
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E,sl,ah Ward I,emucr>cv,

The Pattison club of tho Eighth ward
will meet at the public house of Mrs,
Gehl. High street. this evening at7 J
O'Clock, to transact important business.
Able speakers will DO present.
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Another Circus for this County.
The Circus Royal, which is managed by
John O. 'BHen, is to-day billing Marietta
for its aPPsarApce there. On tho advance
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 19.-William
Lippett, the high school boy who started
for school and disappeared ten days ago,
returned to his home this morning, com
pletely exhausted. having walked from
New Jersey. Ho is not able to explain
his visit.