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Transparent Ocean Belts.

GlarDi>rfE. NN>,. Aug -.
Ta, returning maaAere. fishermen con
lido, 10 tra- accounts Of white water,
previously reported If Nouhcsan. The
tel, Of colareI water j, reported as extend
IT.. IN width and b, believed to have the e
fer, of driving The maeAerr, 90 the South
ward au Eastward. The ~a;c. 3, reported
as h1ne ,cr, transparent. ruaekerel beng
seen M .;.at d distance # d m..c from the
vessel. ha: Wa, depth j. not known. ''ae>
- fl'aan, deep failing - reach 'hsm- AZ
tia, a,..a 'ae bottom Of TIE since can be-
PLAINLY discovered. The United State, fish
commissioner b, conducting inquiries 10 a.
CERTAIN II ra>>.1., 'Ae cause afihc pae""me-
non.
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I~MAIIIA. AuE =, \. VI
The landing Of troops from transports
,roo~,,led actively ali night and continues
.o5,y Gen Woi>eley visited NJ DE Lessep'
,e.,rrda, and explained the action Of the
B-.,i.b IN regard to the Saez Canal He
.,5J everything would be over in a few day
b., The English mus, Use the Canal for the
.,-.,, Mr.. DE Lesseps expressed himself
:. a,IIy satisfied With Gen. WoIsele! eN-
,,r,,,,ion. Yesterday the seventy second
iu,.nt engaged the enemy at Serapoum
and repul>ed them. Two Of our men were
M ana i've wounded. The enemy lost
~ hundred men and four guns.
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THE AMERICAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST "a, 1889.

DEER IsLE-Ar. u. sch. Union, Lowe,
from fishng cruise; sloop Nautilus, from
Swami Is and
Ar "A, sch II. VI. Adams, uackerelng
Ar.ll, sch IdeIla small, Robbins, mackerelng,
Sid ~.
SID. Aug. II, sch. l. &C Rich. Lillian VI
Warren and EsparsnEa, all for the h-hing ground
Sid \ T. Y, sch. +, h. Dresser, Gross fnT
Portland to pack
n Aug. "a. chs. Alpine, scott from Bangor
Caui >pofor,i. Haskell from Bluehill.
Aug. i5 sch. %. u. Haskell, Haskell FROM
Curacao loaded with salt fpr bangor.
III Aug 4. seh Jane Haskell
Aug 3. ~shS. Alpine. scott, Damon, Haskell
MIilic Trim, Barbour. for New York.
I'D. ug. !, sch II Cutt ell, Haskell for
Belfast
: 4. .ug. S, ~lpop Nautilus, Coloney for Swans
Island
Sid AHg.S. sch. J. VI. Miller. Eaton for Col
umbia Pals.
sd Aug IA. s,h. IdeIla small. Robbins, macker
cling
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bed ham.
The remains of Dea John l.. Parker
were brought here from Bangor, Thursday
afternoon for burial and the occasion,
which is of necessity so sad, was frightened
nv comforting remarks and PRAYER BY the
Rev Geo. w. Field ID. ID. of Bangor, show
ing clearly the rest and happiness of the
dead who die in the Lord" The grave
and its surroundings were beautifully
trimmed with evergreen and flowers by kind
friends, which helped to take away the
thought of dreariness connected with the
last resting place of the dead.
Aug. %, 1882.
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Shall oe a.. :, six wears have suffered from
Tor n .ns De Debility and old age AT tunes
Genera Gene noi eet cut Of bed without help !
could MOI se 70 take Sulphur Bitters. In q
eommguss .I, stronger and got mighty hne
appetite still continued ,bTee miles without
to-aay ,;,sd something | haven't done n n
five wears before sulphur D E.aE.k IoSa
smart uedscine--G. hroseh' he''
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Mr.. c. F. A. Johnson. Of Pre>que Isle.
and Mr. / ;. Johnson, of Bangor with their
wives, we're guests at the Bay View House,
last week.
The chicken season" is now at its
height, and Bar Harbor is the objective
point. Mr.. r. &. Young finds employment
for four or five men and a. many horses
gathering and marketing the fruits Of the
harn-yard.
-During the spring quite a large num-
her Of weirs were built around the shores Of
the town. bu, do not learn that paving
quantities Of sardines have yet been taken
Can it be that old oceans supply of this tiny
fish is being exhausted so soon?
XIZ
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Again,


| portatIon aud an industrious circulation OF
/ the report that Governor Plaisted, and Con
! gressmen ladd and Murch would be here
| caused a liberal influx of the file leaders OF
/ the two parties To the fusion.
/ On Tuesday morning the committee Of
! eighteen. nominated at the former conVen-
/ ton, met in the Alderman's Room to de-
| eide on the list of candidates for the sever
county officers 10 be presented to the
convention. Judging from remarks out
SIDE 1t was not all harmonious with this
committee and it was 1880 o'clock before
they adjourned TO the Hall above. The
convention was called to order hv Horace
DAVIS. the former Chairman and Benjamin
Baker nf Sullivan. former Secretary. took
hi' sea AZ Die table. An additional Secre-
iary MS called Ior and ". ". \. Heath,
az fremont. vas chosen.
Under the ca!i for this convention onlv
delegates. REGULAR, chosen, Vere entitled TO
seats. hut a. N,iV few uf lhus, pres
cut had any credentials. no com
mlttcc ou credentials Was chosen. Il was
finally decided. after long and amusing
discussion 80 wh,fh >cNtra. gentlemen made
motions winch were not put by the CHAR
man, that the twenty delegates from Els
worm 49," az nom "'N'i towns 'n ia'oT ''
l.aI>',a~ election should Dee admitted As
mcmb,r> of the convention.
ELLSWORTH Ma evidently considered raih-
cr dangerous ''"n Tor conventions and
was therefore restricted 90 it, tucnt rcgu-
lar Delegates. Though when tn, votes were
taken u would hay. been Impossible, 90 tell.
If il,iN Ellsworth lr.cgatc- bad voted. Mr.
Hopkins IT Drlul. then cal.el for tha re-
p'F, OF ih' nominating committee nat the
Worn 80 that committee had. apparently. not
io'" satisfactory and {. {. Homer. Of Bucks-
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Non-Resident Taxes.

Non resident taxes in the town Of Surry, in the
County of Hancock for the year ISL.
THE following list Of taNes on Real Estate OF
L nonresident owners In the town Of Surry,
for the year lssl, in bills committed to NJ. VI
Morgan, cnlls Ctor Il said town On the 9Th DAY Of
June, ISL has be,n returned "a me by him a re-
naming unpaid the ath day of June, ISS2, by
his Ger ifcaie of that date, AMI now remain I'M
paid, and notice T. hereby given that II the said
taxes aud interest AID charges not paid into the
treasurer of said town within cighteen months
from thy date o the commitment Of the said bills,
much Of the real estsi taNed will be sufiic.
lent IN pay the amount due therefor IA Guiding in
tsr,-t and 81 irgcs. will without further notice.
be sold At public auction, At the Seiecmen's Ofhcc
In said town on the lth day Of December, lss2 st Ia
O'Clock \. NJ.
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x.,yyiu,. cherry Cordial

NR.I.H.PA PARTRIDGE, Of E Ls'a .bo",
sS.ys:-If any one want. 70 hn ,,ay send send
,.o,r CHERRY CORDIAL. you H y nv life
them 70 IN me relief so quickly. and so pleas
s ant % the taste TOO ID have b sfne G them ALL
one IN PI Her colds generally last her three
Aaam ah~ hn, she was cured in a week ,e,,
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4 Good Foundation

Ia American households the prey aIIng
complaint, are weakness Of the stomach and
II, consequences, Indigestion, Nervousness
and Rheumatism. Such sufferer, can ~ a
good foundation for health BY using Park ;
Ginger ionic a Il tone, up the stomach and
nerves. and kerp, the kidney, active % car
rs OF the foul matjer.-N J. Pic1yiHe
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Telegraph Lines Cut.

tDN~TA NIINnIif-
Telegraph lines between here and CAIRO
have been cut BY the British.
4 Mr,>AaE fI.1N THE SrlrA>.-She'A
ii Islam and the Minister Of Finance visited
Lord paaerin. British ambassador, ami de-
l.,,rrd to him a message from the Sultan.
TIN, visit caused sensation.
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LOCAL NOTitI

new stock of Room Papers ana
"a a. "s al new styles. just received also ais,
Borders . a. ~ 6xtures with cord. tas'eis'
curtains and dp loops to match Samples i sent
BY maui Ia 4 ., a Of all kinds and quail
books anu .sia n J. A. Hale's, opposite
ties ,., 10. ior R 10, Main St Ellsworth.
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Improvement for Mind and
Body.

There is more ngth-restoring power IN
a bottle Of Parkcr's Ginger Tonic than in a
hushel of malt or gallon OF milk. As an
appetizer. blood purifier and kidney correc-
tor. there is nothing ike il. and invailds
consequently find it a wonderful invigorant
for mind and body TT Commercial
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By TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American
Deserving from Fusion Ranks.

N Ut II \ ~ y. =.
At meeting Of the Robbie club this even
ing. Mr. Ira /. Mackie, a life long demo
era, and fasioni,t joined the club and has
declared hi> purpose to hereafter act with
the republicans Mr. Maokie i, one of our
be-, and most intelligent mechanics. and he
ha, been a very active and influential work
er in the ranks of the democratic party.
lie has become thoroughly Disguised with
Pia,,,cdt>m and proposes to aid materially
in overthrow ny this demagogue and con
signing HIM to political retirement IN sep
tembcr next.
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The Weather.

WAg DEPARTMENT.
ms. If the Chief Signal Ofheer-
,r,.uIxero~. u. C.. Aug. 23.-l A NJ
Indications
Eor Neu England, slightly warmer south
- xss,erly winds, partly cloudy wealth
-, local rains. lower barometer.
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There are more summer tourists here
now than ever before. The hotels are full
and all the available rooms in the neighbor-
ing houses are occupied. But as parties are
often leaving while others are arriving, there
is always room for more Tourists are try
ing to buy, as sites for building, lots com
handing fine views of ocean and mountain
scenery.
Aug. Is. NJ.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Pors
"Wednesday, Aug Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Losiu-ki, Leach. Boston
sch Hu-sar, lams"n, Bar Harb
thursday. Aug. Il.
SAILED
sch Ralph h Grant, Grant. R"ckland.
>ch y. nArvcs, Bunker, Ro'Aiaud.
>eh Cop AhhAvu. Boston.
>ch Mary r tu-hInsn, Pat en-, Pros ialunce.
ARRIVED.
Sch J NJ Kennedy. Wmttt.e., Boston
IA Francis Coffin, BellItty Dover.
sch Reinndo. " Woodward. Boston.
fr LAY, AuS. Is.
ARRIVED
sch Narrellu-. Remck. SEQ
sch T. NJ BransrOiur, L"T /. Dover.
SAILED
sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker, R"ndout
saturday, Aug. ~
SAILED.
sch Chas. Upton, Luckin-. Pr.vi enoc.
SUNDAY, Aug -
ARRIVED.
Sch Wr-trrno. jordan. BO-t IA.
>ch Catherine, Do-ise, >e~buryPort
sch Nandalia, Alley, Bo-ton.
sch Banner. Mo-ley, Bar HarbOr
Monday. Aug p.
ARRIVED.
sch Geo. u. furEcr-nh, turGrfsOi, belfast
Luelit, Pratt, stnn-
Sch Ralph n Grant, Grant. X .'ckAnd.
Sch Panama, Leach Boston.
Tuesday, Aug -
SAILED.
sch Adam Bow 10y, X #. New York
S,h J. NJ KENNEDY, Whitaker. New York.
Sch Lnduskia. Leach, Providence.
" Wednesday, Aug -.
SAILED.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, RockaBd.
Sch H. ". Cushman. Farrell. Boston.
Sch G,t,n. Il. turgerson, fuTger-on, kOudOut-
Sch Bangor. Jordan, LOndoGt.
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.'' ~ cru .l YAK 'i"'' SEMINARY
.'''h'i'''' ''.'' e Nas>'.h"r'. opens
Aux
Th, Trlrtr,ur, N,in. R.,i,p.,. .,.II
IatI -r,.- af.n.al r,-iat.n a, i.1. N.r,.,.
O .on. Ag- ~
ia ~
'' '''''''' '''- i'''-
"H'' i>.'i1 wa. AH attempt W. 't
m't' i'"' ards St..'''- oHr sport ~'n"' ''-eih-
ti a. , -ft'1 n s. DOM a ftrN. afo4t
'"' "f>' '] H'N' month";
i DE- krpnn.oaa County Committee met
m T. &" ari1. VI 'n-'N. AL organized Hy
iac eaHc" Of a. \ iuPp Of Buah.a a,
Chairman
R,y. y. II rrbau. ehannin In she
C. : Nav. asa ,5a ..a.laa uf NN,r Dl,5..
preached aa able sermon 4, the Methodist
Church 30 thl, ,',. >uuaa, afternoon.
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Ar ,,.f >.,...,,.
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$3.50 90 ''i'''' '''','r' - ti"
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''' '''>
f''ma>;'r '''r.-a. J. Adam, >u'h.
f. ana .H..t trs's! a.r' '-.m
NA- a% seek Cen. Nm..a r,-
:" 'h.H-' 70. TUESDAY, .'A-.n~ ns>
i'".' A'f' '"r longer VISIT
Pes. steamer VI De-r-.. va..t 5au.
be'u..a R.e,IAua and >4l.,ar. broke t.r
cross bead, last v,,A. au4 f.ra f.u G.s,
Wa, .ai lr FOR REPAIRS. >.rfa. lceu re-
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Z s.tin~

II The delegates from Orlaud. Brooks
vile and Ca~tne met IN Hancock Hall After
the County Convention and II was decided
that Ca>tue should nominate the represent
aiNc 20 the next legislature.
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Ellsworth Faiis.

Freddie Smith, grandson Of Mrs. Dyer
p. Smith. aged 9 years, was drowned Tues
day afternoon, while fishing at a place on
the river called the landing. Two other
lads we're with him and attempting to go on
some logs. Freddie fell off. The other boys
tried 10 rescue him, but failing became
frightened ami ian away without giving an
alarm. The body was recovered m short
time by his uncle who was at work short
distance away. The family have the sympa-
Inv of the entire community IN their sad
affection. ID.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-IouTt IL Probate, Ellsworth
August z rIn, 4. d. lSs2.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in es-
tatcs Of
BE- TSEI PRATT late Of BuckspOrt
Reuben 4. Rich, Guar
ANDRE W MERCER. iate ~ Hanc"ck
Charlotte Me Ger, Adm'X.
SETH TISD1LE. late IT EUstcOrth.
Rufus H. Einkley, Ext.
JOHN BLACK, idte NJ E7lst1Orth.
liza L. Drinkwatcr, representative Of Trustee
ORDERED.-That the said accountants give no
tice 10 al persons interested, b. causing copy Of
this rider TO be published three weeks SUGGESTIVE
ly in the Ell orth meriean thai hey may appear
at Probate Court, 81 be lden at Ellsworth on
the first "Wednesday OF September next at ten Of
tn clock m h, 70, enuOti, .ind show caus. , II any
the, have, way he same should OF be allowed
3wa3' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
At est; CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest:-CHAs. p. DORk, Register.
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BDs ne essic PSrss.

BLuEHrLL-Ar. Aug 10. sch. Forest City, -
EIisw. nth p-v. ~ New York.
Aug 20 sch. Governor, >tiHsOn, Boston.
Aug - Sid sch. Governor. stinsOn, ashore on
point Of rocks In charge of pilot, Yacht arko,
Eyeleth Bar HarbOr.
BOoTHBAY.- Sid. Aug. Is, Sch. Grace, Alley.
Ellsworth. for Boston.
BosToS.-Ar Aug. Is, Schs. Delaware. sadler.
Ellsworth T. gle, Sinclair, Ellsworth; Whit
Foam, Fosd, sullivan.
Ar Aug IS, schs. Or limbo, Guptll, Hob ken
Cabinet, Leach, Castine; NJ. l.. Crockett, Colt
orland; Amazon, Bowd, N, Pehobscot
DGAKTows.-Ar. Aug. Is, Sch. Olive Branch
Whitaker, New York for Ellsworth.
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Boat Lest.

r HE subscriber hereby gy's public BOti-e % all
! concerned, that lie has been duly appoin ted
and has taken upon himself the trust of
Administrator Of the kstat- of Joseph Lewis late
of Buck sport, in the County OF Hancock. yeoman
deceased, by giving bond the law
directs; he Their fore requests all persons no
indebted to the said deeeased's estate make
Immediate payment, ard those who have any
demand the con, 10 exhibit the same for payment
LATHLEY L. LEWIS.
July 8. lisa. 3w33
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At Court of Pr haie holden at r -wO IN, within
aut for Count, Of Hancock, the first
Wednesday Of August, \. ~. ISL
DRANK H. WEED nAm,d Nccator IL a Ger
L tain instrument purpprt z b. b. the last viii
anu e. tAfncnt 81 II ENRl " ~ late 81 et-T
I-lr, IN -ait c"uuty eceas 4. av ug presented the
same Tor ubaiy,
OBDEEkD,- That the Id Fran u. Weed. give
notice e. all fer-J.s Int e=tcti. by causing copy
Of l. ur,ier IL publ shed ttrcr week, sue
ces-iyrly thc HI -wor p American prInte at
Ellsworth that they ~ appear AZ a Probate
Court % be he'll at Ellsworth III said y the
second " "Wednesday % October next, ten II g e
clock tn the forenoon anil -hew cause, IL any tn y
have, why the said instrument should not be
pro, rt. approx ci AMI allowed A. tie last viii aud
te-tamcnt II said d.ceasei.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Aue-t -tHAs. T. - RE, Register. 3u b
4 tru Copy Aurst-CH >. +. DOlR, Resi-ter.
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'I'nE -ut., rl--r h.r.ns .tr. !uH. up i
atH +, "a ,r.,i ,a4t ~ hl- t-,-n ,iu,t
A.p fu'si Aut aa- fA.n uf-u hlu-' Z ihs tru-i
of lTl,lr. unI the lat t.l mi I'-iaurnt 4
John Bias lAl. %; E|.wpr 20 Ia To
truuts 10 ilAn.ur- Irrs4-, /. bt gtirs baud
A. ..r .AN directs. o.. th-.,f.r- ry,u. q. + 4
prr.Yu. who Ar- inI. b,.I d Jh .au I.r"l.r.'-
e-tI',. "a mas i;nu'ti,I'r pt,u-u'. ma thp-r
IiAt, AZ, immediate demands 10 r,on 70
rNh,t.t 'a. -.m. fur -.fll.ui-H;
JOHN \. FETER~, 7 su-ie-.
August > l>~4 8w.l}.
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q gu sislporo

Aug. 2I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-28
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

The Venerable Drama Once Again.
Each successive representation of this
ancient and absurd play is considerably
worse than its predecessor, but the party
of transformers who last night, under the
title of Anthony y Ellis Ideal" COM
pany. succeeded in packing the opera house
to the doors, may cheerfully challenge the
world to produce their equals in inferiOrity.
No more stupid or insipid performance
perhaps was ever enacted within the walls
Of the building, which is saying q good
deal, but it is true all the same. The
young miss who played tho part Of Era
might probably be excepted from the gen
eral category Of worthlessEess, were it not
that she has acquired or been taught
preposterOus mode of speaking, which
renders it almost impossible to hear a
word she says, albeit the child's action
shows more real intelligence than all the
others in tho company put together. One
of tho most capable of tho other
performers was "real live donkey
He had four legs, however, and was some
what different in make up from his brother
actors. 1t was funny to witness the chase
of Eliga by the ferOciOus bloodhound"
which were SO extensively billed. After
the woman passed across the stage, four
lean. looking CANNES were let loose, and
ran past as though they were in pursuit Of
bone or a nest of fresh eggs instead Of a
female slave. The "ideals" are we'll
named, for nothing like them 1t is hoped,
is to be found on the road.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-28
NElaABORHOOD NEWS.
Events Across the County Line.

Events Across the County Line.
The Reading artillerists publish paper
called the Kndpsack, and it is principally
devoted to news usual to soldier life.
Chicken thieves are numerous in QfeS
ter county, and owners of poultry sufler
nightly from their depradations.
In Reading the committee on law have
favorably considered the ordinance relative
to taking possession of the fair ground and
converting it into a public park.
The managers of the Che ster county ag-
ricultural society have dt oi!ed to hold q
spring fair in West Chester, May 7th.
The needle factory in East Coventry,
Chester county, will soon be removed to
Rogers Ford, Montgomery county. This
is the only factory in this state.
Mary White, the colored woman, who
was so mysteriously shot on Spruce street,
Harrisburg, some weeks ago was very low
yesterday. Blood poisoning has set in and
therc is no possible chance of her recovery.
A malignant form of scarlet fever pre-
walls among the children of Phonixville.
Many deaths have occurred and the cases
are numerous where life trembles in the
balance, aud the rapidity with which the
disease does its fatal work is alarming.
John Hobsou, Chester county black
smith was bitten in the shoulder by horse
he was shoeing. In sudden fit Of anger
and smarting from the pain, he seized 4
hammer and struck the horse on the head,
killing him at one blow.
While heat was being run by Martin
Murphy, at Sharpless' foundry, on north
Walnut street, West Chester, and he had
his mouth open to give an order, the handle
Of the ladle gave way, causing some Of the
molten metal to fly into his mouth aud
run down his throat, making burn which
can be more readily imagined that de-
scribed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-28

special agents of the Mutual life insurance
company, of New York, are in Lancaster
in the interest of their company.
TEMPLE HoUsToH, SANS son, of Bra
zoria county, Texas, is mentioned as the
orator of the occasion at San Jacinto fes-
tival at Huntsville, in that state, on
April21.
CoNKLrNG will not enter the White
House until he gets in as president. Alex.
Stephens will not cross the threshold of
the Senate chamber until he does SO as a
senator.
The ex-Premier" may yet rejoice over
Chill. WALKER ELAINE is to be married
to Chilian lady, the daughter Of an ex-
minister of that republic to the United
States.
Mr.. LoSGFELLow was in the habit of
giving pennies to every hand-organ grinder
who appeared before his house. On the
afternoon of his death no less than three
of the grinders nalted at the house and
had to be shut off.
Prof. JEAN Louis, an accomplished mu-
sician, for seven years superintendent of
musical instruction in the Philadelphia
public schools, and a prominent figure in
musical circles during the Centennial year
is absolutely penniless, and is now in the
almshouse.
An Ohio man, physician, who met DR..
LAMsoN at Bucharest during the Russo
Turkish war, in connection with the Red
Cross service, writes to the papers to say
| that aconite was one of Lamson's hobbies.
He gave it on all occasions and in tremen
dous doses, and laughed at those who re-
monstrated with him. In fact, he gave it
to DR.. Won Klein himself, who was at
fiicted with neuralgia, greatly to his alarm
and "his displeasure at the treatment
disturbed their friendship for time" F"
DR.. Won Klein is Of opinion that DR.. Lam.
son has simply been trying his favorite
remedy on Percy John and has tried it
! once too often. The American residents
OF London are working in Lamson's behalf.
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FATALLY INJURED.
A hoy Dies from being Struck b.

A Hoy Dies from being Struck b. stone.
Amos Il. Harnish. about seven years Of
age, o son of David ]. NJ. Harnish residing
on Beaver street, was struck ON the fore
head by a stone thrown by boy named
Clark on Sunday evening, Marrh 10th. He
ran home, told his mother about it, and
she rubbed the wound with liniment
He did not appear to suffer much, and
went to school the following morning. and
continued 60 to school all last week.
Yesterday morning he complained Of pain
In the head. DR.. Davis was sent for, and
said the pain was caused by the stone.
Last night the boy grew worse, the doctor
was again sent for, but before his arrival
the boy was dead, having died with con-
vulsiOns.