Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-12

and reasonable Conservative would have
done. They have literally stolen the
thunder of their adversaries in present.
ing and urging this remarkable piece of
lgislatiGn, and have accomplished a
swift and complete political change OF
base, the like Of Which has not been seen
in our time.
HAYES being suggested as candidate
for congrcss,nan-a at large from Ohio, per-
haps the Den.ocrlts should choose tho can
didate to bc elected.
One ciliZc:. t,f West Chester - so we'll
pleased because Farmer Buffers name will
now be eliminated from the newspapers,
that he says IF Lydia Pinkham could
omly be hauled down l would DO supreme
ly happy Such is fame.
MuCu praise is bestowed upon tho Gle
phant at Harrisburg that refused to turn
out for baby carriage, because it is the
first case on record where baby carriage
run by sour-!ookins nurse did not obtain
all the rights of way.
JUDGE WORTIINGTON, Of the superior
court at Cincinnati, has decided that
swearin., through the telephone Is H.; per
missih!e. This is Il positive hart>hip
when il is considered how cxasresatiag :
tclcphonu can be If it iust takes \ nc.
tion.
TIE dynamite faction of the Irish rcvo
lutionary party, under the leadership OF
that monuUlcnt:I bl;;:helskitc, OEonOvar
Rosa, held 4 meeting last night in New
York, at which the assassination Of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Dir. Burke was
indorser. Tins is downright savagery
We are living in Il free country, however
and even savagcs have rishts--the right tC
show that tLcy ale hycnas instead of men
IA Il neatly turned paraplasc ofthe OBJ
| scrvat;nn OF Il since deceased politician
that bloody shirt campaign and p!ent,
OF money were all that were needed t.
carry Indiana in 1876, a bright c"ntem
porary iutinates that the comm, canvas
will in Ill probability he "Tc:i-l"2 ed. s'i,
hopeful after tl.e prominent t'~:. tcriS
ties of the distinguished sta ..,.' 'i:o i
continued in command G; ;..' r::t.hinc
Senator Cooper. The menus '. tn
state committee from this count. ss.a Geo
Mci,any, oc Marislta, ".st William Lea
man, Of this city.
TIE Nt.niI correspondent, Who IS dom.
t;.c M;2liey murder case at New Haven
; ,:":t,s that unless he i, iuist;ikcn, TIN
! leaves of June ard the lifes OF the s!"I:ou
Fourth Of July will. come and go aions th'
Steam of time long before the twelve in
tcl!;4grI:t men nov sitting cross-legGcd an'
c, rs; ~l.,;i.gI before him rcuder 4 vcrIic
IN the u,..;>:. Thev arc nowhere near th
c;,;t oi The prosecution Aut. AID Mr.. Cas-
SID SAYS tn2 defense viii take quite q
much t;mc as the state docs. Oae vi til
principal Journals published: in New Eng
land SAYS the tria, is more 'il;o circ!.
than :: funeral.
II honor's voice could soo;hc tie d.ii
coiu car OF death, the a,niablc youn
statesman who went to his rest yesterdas
accompanied 10y such visible tokens of
peoples anguish as rarely fall to the lot {
} mortal. could have almost cried content
his suti,!cn taking off. Lord Frederic
, | n,
and burdens Of life i'll 4 pagcantry whie
even lcya:'~ itself rarely sees. Thirt
: thous,nl people with real grief in the
hearts, aH,' thlty millions sympathizins
made up Tic cortege of the slain scion {
tho great Miis house. The premier an
his cabinet, not in the pcrfunctory mic
of prescribed woe, but mourning Us kin
men aid stiickcn comrades, lent all I'll
pomp CT official presence to tho melauchol
sp!cndrr ii il national ceremonial.
IEroETs having been extensively circ'
lated .ad published that Mrs. Jesse v
James was preparing or debating u life
her husband and his brother Fran
+ James, she makes affidavit emphaticall
, denying such reports declaring that
!. Jesse James ever perpetrated any Grin
\ or crimes, of whatever nature, she W:
D wholly unconscious Of tho facts connecte
r Herewith :; that he never spoke to h
). about any unlawful act Of his, and tn;
she has not the least knowledge Of a.
|. wrong-dons with which he has hes
n charged. "Under no circu;us; ances,
says the widow, "wouId lend my nam
t to any publication descriptive Of his c;
q reer !" and she expresses :ile hope tn;
e the public will regard her with more b.
Il coming charity than to be deceived /
t any claims connecting her uame with al
n book.
IT does sound = little queer to hear 0,
esteemed reform next year contemporary
the Philadelphia Press, whici: has .joine
with such zest il the support of Mr.. Ca,,
eron's candidate for governor, IL
clare Of the two nominations e
internal revenue collectors in this sta
now before the Senate, which were maj
It. in compliance with the samo Mr.. Came
on's express desire, that they " are wroi
y in principle, unwise in practias aud who
- ly opposed to the wishes, tLc !,aDlic sen.
ment and the public utterauces Of ti!e II