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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-06
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 3.-The movement Is limited, and is
not likely 10 show much improvement for several
days, or until the work Of the new year Is fairly
under way. Meanwhile prices are held very
steady. Quotations are not changed from Last
week. sales Of 325 hogsheads Kentucky leaf at
7@20c.; $50 cases 1900 Pennsylvania ut 100
23c.: 100 cases 1900 Ohio on private terms; 200
bales Havana at sGc.@ l.05.-Jouraat ~ Com
Werce.
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Insane Asylum burned.

CHICAGO, January 5.-The insane depart
ment Of the Macon-county poor-house was
burned last night. Loss, $4,000. All the
inmates but two were rescued. The latter
are believed to have escaped and to be at
large.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. January 8, 1852.

THURSDAY, January 8, 1882.
SALEs-FfRsT BOARD.-S210 Virginia tax-re-
ceivable coupons at toy, s379.50 do. at 72k;
1000 Richmond city SIS at 1l0k, 1000 do. at
10; 1000 Columbia and Greenville Railroad
second SIS at 92l. 10000 DO. at 92A; 10 shares
Columbia and Greenyille Railroad preferred at
s6t; 20 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred ut 57l,, % do at 57k.
SECOND BoARD.-2 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad at 65H: so shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock at 81; 10 shares Co
lumbia and Greenvlle Railroad preferred at S6S,
o do at sc, 100 do. at s5H. 100 do. at So, 100
do at az.
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Deadly Dynamite.

HASTINGS, MIMI, January GA can OF
dynamite exploded on the line OF the Hast
ings and saltwater railway, instantly kill
ing one laborer and seriously inluring two
others.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 5.-NooR.-stocks fairly
firm. Money, per cent. Exchange-Long. 4 10y
short, 4e3A. State bonds dull. Governments IT.
regular. 49,
Ecening.-Exchange 479'i Governments quiet
and unchanged; new SIS, lO2; new AS, ll4t
new AS, ll73S; Money opened az and l-32 per
sub-Treasury halance-Coin, s77,379-659; cur
rency. f4,l41.7ll.
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4 Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Rnnd will al all times and under all cir.
mstances act In harmony with the laws
~ govern the female system. Address
r. Lydia 4. Pinkbnm, 233 Western ave-
Npe, Lynn, Mass, for circular.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALExANDRIA MARKETS.

JANUARY 4.-The offerings Of grain ON Change
to-day were again very light but little having been
lions. Wheat Is also 1rm but the limited offerings
make prices only nominal. Corn Is wanted ut ~
d75c. for good white. Nothing doing In rye or
oats The cold weather has had the effect OF stien-
ing nrices for country MISUNDERSTANDING.
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An Indian Found Guilty Of Murder.

YANKTON, ID. T., January 5.-Brave Bear,
member OF Sitting Bulls band Of hostile
Sioux, was found guilty to-day OF the muir
der OF Daniel johnson near Fort Sully
several years ago. The death-penalty will
be pronounced on him on Monday next.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JANUARY 3.-Pcanut maintain the fun prices ON
the light offerings. Hand-picked lots range from
&c. To- exc, but some small lots sold as high ss
l0c. Prime Virginia Is quoted nj 7AeS7fc.; strict
ly prime at S6S4c.. and hand-pickcd at exG9'sc.
Journal of Commerce.
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Foreign News.

THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN.
L6NpoS, January 5.-Regardingthe man
damus TO be applied for in the Court Of
Queens Bench TO quash the resolution
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KILLED Over a Game of Cards.

Ne,os from Houston says: "a report has
reached this city Of the killing Of man
named Schmicker by Pembroke Dyer, an
old and respected citizen. The killing was
the result Of quarrel over a game OF
cardsv
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Obituary.

FoRT MONROE, January Captain Roi-
fle, OF the bark Aquideck, from baltimore
for Rio, died this morning In Hampton
Roads OF pneumonia. His remains were
taken to Baltimore for intermenf.
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An Augusta Gal Merchant Arrested

AUGUSTA, January 3D.. p. Weathers-
bee, merchant, has been arrested under
an action of bail troyer brought by ii. b.
Clanin d Co.,, New York. The amount
claimed Is $4,000.
Among the assets OF Wallace Il Cranston
are thirty-two thousand dollars worth Of
real estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-06

PouGHKEEPsIE, n. y, january 5.-An-
cello Cornetta, who murdered Daniel Cash
in Sing Sing prison, attempted suicide this
morning by cutting his throat with piece
OF iron. He will recover.
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

JANUARY 3.-Foreign quoted at ESQ, with mo-
derate jobbing business, hut full parcels nothsying
much attention. Virginia is quoted at s45@
50.-J0uradi Of Commerce.
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The ssuitesu Trial.

PROGRAMME FOR THE CLOSING DAYS.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-Counsel for
defence In the Gniteau case will present
their law points 10 Judge Cox tomorrow
morning. His Honor viii rule upon them
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SMALLPOX.

KEOKUK, Iowa, January 5.-The presi-
dent Of the Keokuk Board Of Health, in a
letter answering the inquiry OF the health
authorities OF neighboring towns concern
ing the spread Of smallpox here, says ::
There is limited number OF cases, con-
fined entirely to medical students, and
there is as yet no assured tendency to its
spread among the citizens outside. 1t
originated from an infected cadaver within
the Medical College. There have been
nine cases in all, two fatal. The Medical
College has been closed by order OF the
Board Of Health.
JERsEY.CITY, January 5.-Eleven new
cases Of smallpox reported in this city and
Hoboken within the past twenty-four
hours,
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EInur.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4:5o@s5; extra, s7@
t725Gs7.bO; choice family, $500.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, January 8, 1882.
SALES.
WHEAT. -Fultz, ia bushels common at 90c. u
CoTToN.-Re SO bales.
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poDf hof-BirTkhs LOOK, Use the medicine
~ you VIII be wise, healthy, and happy.
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WORCESTER, MASS, January 6.-The
mercury here Is from zero to 80 degrees
below, and ranges from 80 to 1so below
down the Blackstone Valley between here
and Providence.
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,Srrppr-p7rpy AyIG y--sNOw-TysTALLA-
T,ox OF DIR. BuRR0ws-RAILR0AD ACCT
DENT.
fspecial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, January 5.-Navigation
Is interrupted on the Disma[Swamp canal
bv ice. and the snow has stopped the run
ming OF the street-cars to-day. The snow
fall this morning was seven inches deep,
but change OF temperature has produced
a rapid thaw tonight.
The installation OF Rev. DR.. Burrows
takes place on Sunday.
There was q run of on the Petersburg
road this afternoon, but nobody was hurt.
The Ashland, Ky, Triple Tragedy.
CINCINNATI, January ga Catlettsburg,
Ky., dispatch says that Judge Brown, fear
ing that great crowd from Ashland would
prevent hearing OF the cases OF the Glib
bons-iamily murderers, ordered the steamer
Mountain Girl TO get up steam and take the
prisoners to Maysyille, KY, for sfe-keep-
Ing. Owing to the difficulty OF getting the
prisoners on board the sheriff put them on
a ferryboat and started down the river. A
mob took possession Of the steamer Noun
tain Girl and started in pursuit. 1t Is
thought the prisoners will not get to Mays
vile alive.
PORTSMOUTH, ONO, January 5.-The
steamer Mountain Boy, having on board
Ellis Craft, George Ellis. and William Neal,
the Ashland, KY, murderer, guarded by a
detachment OF the Maysyile Guards, sew
enty-fve in number, provided with arms,
touched here for coal at $50 p. NJ. George
Ellis, when interviewed, reiterated what he
has already confessed, not differing from
what has been reported by the Associated
Press, and still claims that his share in the
murder was only that Of an unwilling wit
ness.
The steamer Hudson with the militia met
the Mountain Boy at Riverton, twelve miles
above here, and transferred the Maysyille
Guards to the Mountain Boy. The steamer
Mountain Girl, mile or two behind at the
time, abandoned the pursuit on learning
that the prisoners were guarded by the
militia. No boisterous demonstration at
tended the landing here, but 1t required
the utmost efforts Of the civil and military
officers to keep the immense crowd from
rushing on the boat.
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pICrURE.FRAMEs. ENGRAvINGs, 81
-
AND PICTURE
Ia FRAMES.


ENGRAVIN GS AND PICTURE
IL FRAMES.
am now Offering the finest collection or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
ever exhibited IN this city. consisting of CoLOk-
Ed PHOTOGRAPHS, ENGRANlNGs, &c.-the
latest styles IN framing. Also, EBONi-fiNlciEh
PARL OR-EASELS. BRACKETS, sc.
sxlO FRAMES from 10 cents upwards.
VELVET and GOLD FRAMES In every variety.
WINDOW CORNICES made 10 order and Oh
hand.
ARTOTYPEs Of all the principal cngravings.
no l.. LEN IL. BIZ Main street.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
ID WHITL0CK, 14i5 MAIN STREET,
L manufacturer OF the following fine brands Of
CIGARS:
MODEL. LITTLE FLORA,
LA ESTELLF. FII.LABUsTFR0,
PICNIC, WIIITLOCk's KEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK,
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer In the following brands OF FINE To.
BACCO at manufacturers prices
DIANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY (5c. plugsl,
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Send for price-llst my 27-eod
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

ceipts 5.s77 bales: gross 10, 1870 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales, $4,000 bales; January.
SII.7OasIl.S0; February, s1l .99msl2; March.
6sI2.5s: June. sl2.7O; july $12.s2mS12,s3;
August, sl2.92@sl2.93 September, sl2.3l@
sl2.33; october, fll.57gsl LOB; November
sIl4iMf1l.42.
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Mr.. ORTIZ AND THE FLARE-UP IN THE HOUSE,
STRONG LETTER FROM GRANT lSFAvoR OF
YITZ JOHN PORTER-vIRGINfA ITEMS AND
pPRsONAIG.
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BALTIMORE, January 5.-ylrginia IS, co
soils, GA: new lO-40's. 40ii. Bid to-day
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MILWAUKEE,, January 5.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat strong; No. soft, fl.29s cash
and January. Corn lower: No. 2. 63c. Oats quiet !:
No. 2, 43c. Rye dull and lower; No. |, 94c. Bar
ley frmer aud quiet; No. spring, cash, 9ls@S2c:
January. tl7.05 February Lard-Prine steam.
81 LOS cash aud January, SLID February. Hogs
nuief al ~. gO6 @6.25.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
mo Proi,lb.tsonisss.

A paper signed by James Black, chair
man, and p. s. Goodman, secretary of the
Prohibition county committee, has been
addressed to all the legislative nominees in
the county. 1t sets forth that the follow
ing "formula,'' or some similar PROPOSE
ton. for the amendment of our state con
stitution, will be laid before the next
General Assembly meeting in January,
1883, and its submission for the approval
of the qualified electors Of the. common =
wealth, as The constitution Gait. s1S) pro.
vides, will be asked, viz:
ARTICLE XIX, SEC.-"The manufac
ture or sale of alcoholic OF Intoxicating
liquors, whether fermented, brewed or
distilled, or any compound of such liquors
which can be used as beverage, is pro-
hibited within this commonwealth but
tie manufacture and sale of such liquors,
or compounds thereof, for purposes other
than = beverage, shall, be regulated by
law. The General Assembly, at its first
session aftor the adoption of this article
by the qualified electors of the common
wealth, shall enforce it's provisions by
adequate penalties" ,i..,,:f .iq-gI..
The paper requests that on or before the
fifteenth day of September the recipient
will state in writing whether, If elected,
he will vote for the submission of this, or
some like proposition, to the vote of quail.
flied electors, and points out that in ask
ing members of the Assembly to vote for
the submission of this proposed amend
ment an expression of an opinion for or
against the right or wrong, the policy or
imrclicy Of prohibiting the manufacture
and sale AZ Intoxicating drinks is not de-
manded. The question is to be settled
when the amendment comes to the polls,
1T which time all voters will have the
privilege OF expressing their judgment.
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" Queen and Chestnut streets. Meals at all
hours, day and night, Sunday included. Best
JOSEPH CREMER,
sl,3td Proprietor.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEpM1snAY uv11arso, sEPT. Q, laso
FOLLOWING PHIPPS.
TIE ruaIrlvErRAcED no NEW YORS

A Coosulsoooon n fOonHollsR Yatslsou'i
Omco Which Win Lssd to Some
Moro Arrosta.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Git 10 said to.
day that tho Committee Of Ono Hundred
has received positive information that Ma
jor Phipps departed from tho city on Fri
day morning last, leaving tho PoweitonAve.
station by the sos a. m. train for New York
from the Broad street station. Tho su-
thorities have traced him to jersey CITY,
and across tho Hudson to New York city,
but ut tho latter place all traces Of his
whereabouts were lost. A good photo.
graph Of tho major. for which diligent
search has been made, was found this
morning, and will be made good use Of by
tho police. .-s.r..
Tho president of tho board Of gurdians,
Mr.. Blankenburg, of the Committee Of
One Hundred. Counsel for the committee
and the district attorney had q private
conference with Controller Pattison to.
day. All were retioent as to the result, but
the district attorney volunteered tho in
formation that several arrests viii be made
this afternoon in connection with the
almshouse frauds. Hc said that certainly
two and perhaps moro arrests would be
made.
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KNIGHTS IN CONCLAvE.
Annual Session Of . secret Order ut L
port

Annual Session Of . secret Order ut Lock.
port
LOCkPORr, N. Y. Sept. G.-The Grand
Legion Knights of A. o. w. w. for New
York and Pennsylvania hold their annual
session here yesterday, nineteen iegions
being represented. Grand Master G. D.
Knapp, Of Albion, presided. There was a
grand parade in the afternoon Of 10 visit
ing legiOns in uniform, which Was witness
ed by large crowd of people. Tho fol-
lowing officers were elected for tho ensu-
ing year F. A. Schaffel of Rochester,
grand commander w. +. Lock, Of
Buffalo, grand vice commander A. E.
Smith, Of Pittsburgh, grand lieutenant
commander; Geo. Schwingcr, of Buffalo,
grand record, and L. Gulick, Of LockpOrt,
grand treasurer. The convention closed
to-day with an excursion to Niagara Falls.
They will meet in October Of next year At
Buffalo.
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PkUMOrED AND DEaRADED.
stslwarts 10 the Front-hslf Breeds 10 tn

Btslwarts 10 the FrOnt-hslf Breeds 10 thu
Mr.. Ralph Kaufman, of Mechanics
burg. Cumberland county, a nsPhe~ oi
A. B. KatffmsS, collector OF internal
revenue OF this district, is getting along
finely. When Col. Kaufman took posses.
sion of the revenue Office, ho removed
George Wiley to make room for hia
nephew, Ralph and now, after very
few months service, Ralph 10 pushed for.
ward from $600 clerkship tn the e1, 100
clerkship, heretofore held by John B.
Nsrkley, and Markley, after six years
service, is degraded to . 5000 position.
The reason for these changes is
obvious Young Kaufman is a
"Stalwart of the Stalwarts," and,
like his uncle, the collector, is devoted to
the interests of the Camerous while the
gray haired veteran, Markley, was not only
pronounced disciple of Garfield, but ia,
besides, 80 unfortunate as to be q brother
in.law of ]. NJ. w. Geist, editor of the
Neu Era and leader of tho Independent
movement in this county So fine an op.
portunity to reward . friend and punish
several enemies, and make himself solid
with the Camcrons aud the bosses could
not be overlooked by Collector Kaufman.
The promotion and degradation took
effect on the 1st inst, but has been kept
very quiet. Doubtless the Eraminer will
rejoice and the New Era mourn when they
hear tho news. n 4
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Suttiuan the Pu0iLia.-To-mOrrOw evening.
rs has been previously announced, the Sulli.
van variety combination will appear at Full
ton opera house. The bright particular star of
this effulgent constellation of muscle, music
and mirth is of course Mr.. John l.. Sullivan,
the champion heavy weight bru1ser of the
United States, who Will amusc himself and tho
audience by n boxing bout with Mr.. Billy
Madden. his almost equally famous trainer; !;
Mr.. Bob Farrell and Mr.. Pete Mccoy will do
the light weight sparr1ng, and feature OF the
entertainment will be u wrestling match be-
tween Mr.. Edwin Bibby and Mr.. w. A. Hoe
fler, both famous in their particular line OF
business. These arc only Incidental to n reg
uIar variety entertainment In which some
well known people will take part, the entire
affair being under the management of Mr.. II.
j. Sargent, who vouches for his Sullivan as
the '.great and only " vanquishcr OF Mr..
Paddy Ryan and other eminent gentlemen OF
the ring, and whose memorable set-tO with
MIR. Tug Wilson is yet fresh in the public
mind.
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- = n A4A,
s.niln0oapnsA Rassss

rhlLAs0l1nlA, Sept. 6-4lOaI liuli AMI
unchanged; Supernne, q 7503 %: Extra. q y
a. % Penna. Family. . lO0s Is. ,'..'>.
Wheat firm and IL fair demand l3ol. an"i
Pa Rcd. u 070l 1lk do Amber. q l50l H.
Corn hrmer with better demand steamer.
a20s3c: yellow ut sc do mixed nc S51ffls6c !;
Oats more active and higher Ksl White'at
Sc; No. do, 49650c; NO. 3dO, 4l0l3c No.
Mixed. AOc. $500. , . ~.
Rye at 72075c ., 80.
Provisions steady.
LRrd steady. - ...r... ..n.' cat
Butter Choice wanted; other kinds dali
Creamery Extrn, 3O0x;c do good to chV!cc,
s6029c. 't''H
Eggs firm and in light supply: Penn'a, 25f9
&c Western, 2lc. ....'
Cheese dull. aside from fancy.
Petroleum quiet; Refined. &c.
whisky at q q. '.'!' . .3,fa
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CBlcAaO.-IIOg4-Re lly0O i,exsi ship
ments: 5000 head demand weak an,l prices )
@1cc lower. except for choice !; common to
g0otl mixed, q 733S s. heavy packing, ~ ~
90 3lH the latter being the htssalest Of the
season light. q 7oa+ IS; ssips :ta07 "
Cattle-keeetpts. $500 isn.I :shifmcnts, $50
head Ofncial receIpts Of Monday. N, ,3eg he,,,i
being the second largest on recOrti prime
tives scarce and steady sales Of exports, u O
al 81; good to choice shipping, ,; 23Gs ~ /:
cOmnOn TO fair, sos % tam native grass
ers neglected mixed butcherS. I've lower !;
OLD Il Cows. e 2sa3 90 good ~ chGics. g f9ss
rangec title fairly active and sseasiy; through
Texans, g 753a4 90; shalfbrectls and Amcri-
sheep-kecsipts, SEQ hea,; shipments, none:
General demand only fair. bat marker strong:
= Oal GO; choice to extra, = :, 2a61 ID !:
EAST Y-Cattle-Receipts, 459 head :;
market slex o prime. q 7s07; sood. = 1895;
Iogs-keceipts. LOO head: markct nrm !;
Philsalelphias. ss99D; Baltimore - soss 10 !:
sheeps..ReeeiPta aao head; market fair;
sat. - H. h'l'l:~l ~ T..
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Svsrthunoro College.

The time for the re-opening OF Swarthmore
college, which was; destroyed by iire year
ago, has been changed from the 18th to the
25th OF the present month, owing to the fact
tnat although the 1lsR building is nearly
completed, two more weeks will be desirable
;fOf MAKING all tho necessary arrangements
Tor the satisfactory reception OF tho students.
New students will therefore report on the
18th inst, and the old students on the :6th
the latter date being the anniversary of their
dismissal last year, on tile morning Of the de-
structiun of the college by fire. - "'' -
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LawIussuess In Alexandra.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. G.-AntOno PaulO,
who was arrested on suspicion of being
connected with plot against the liv cs ol
Europeans, will be sent to Greece. He is
not consular agent, as was first stated,
The police have advised several other sus.
pected persons to quit the city. e
A fire broke out early this morning in
tho Rue Cherif Pacha. Several persons
suspected of having started tho ire have
been arrested.
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Tho boiler Of the dry house at the Eric
car shops in Eric, exploded yesterday.
Johu Waidely, foreman mschlnise; was
instantly killed and Charles DriechcI,
fireman, was literally torn TO atoms. John
White. John Zurn, Mike Weber; William
Hamilton and Joseph Engcf werc wounded,
the last named seri0usly. " T. h'H 'y
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BRUrALLY BEATEN.

Jacob q. Adams Assaulted by Three Men.
Jacob C. Adams, proprietor of an oyster
saloon on East King street, near Centre
Square, appeared before Alderman
Spurrier this afternoon, with his
head and face beaten almost to
a jelly and his eyes almost en-
tireiy closed up. He made complaint
against James Eichler, Benjamin
Charles aud Jesse McComsey, charging
them with assault and battery. He stated
that he and his asssailanss were in
Urich's saloon, in the basement
of the law building, rear of the
court house that he had treated
themto drinks, and given them no cause
Of oaense at all. and that they beat him.
knocked him down, kicked him and left
him in an entirely helpless condition.
Tho alderman issued y warrants for
tho arrest of the accused, and Adams
sought medical aid.
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Nsw I0nx Sept: 6-Flour-Stats m!
Western hrm for spring wheat; Others dull
and heavy Southern quiet and steady.
Wheat variable and unsettled priers with,
White, 81 IS; NO2 ked, Sept, SI lOIf1i Io%
do Oct, 81 1l5k0l 1lA do Nov. 81 IfEai l;,,
DO Doc, u 1891 Is; do year, u va ,iD Jan,
0l l6N. -. -,.,.--..a.LE
Corn z01H &c higher and fairly active; Mixed
Wes1ern spot, eS06Y1fc do future, 6l0Y;c.
Oats L0lNc better; No. Sept. l9L03Sc "O
Western, 36047c1
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Head Cut,

This afternoon, while workmen were en-
gagged taking down the iron frame
work which supported the electric
light of the New York store,
Henry Young, the blacksmith, was
assisting and while he was standing on a
box a piece of iron fell upon his head cut
ting very ugly cash. He was taken to
the Office of G. A. Locher where his wound
las dressed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
Liehsisg U Hell 0ase.

At . meeting Of the Lighthouse bse1d
On Monday, committee was app0iptsd to
consider the expedsncy Of illustrating
He'll Gate, New York, BY electricity. An
appropriation Of 40 600 10 available for
that purpose. The board is ~ annual re-
port to the secretary Of the treasury,
estimates the cost Of the service for tho
fiscal year ending June &c. 1854 4st u, $50. :
600, about the same - The eltimato for
the current fiscal year, 1AA ,apprqpziation
Of ga, 900 il reoOmmended f0r, the COMPILE
ton Of tho lighthouse in Delaware bay to
take the place Of the Fourteen Foot bank
tiUhf ahin TT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06

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