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Murderer Resulted.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 2o.-The gov
ernor has granted respite for 80 days
to Martin, the condemned Newark mur-
derer, who was to have been hanged on
March 9.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

the general joy. SIusic, sentiment and
song made the hours pass swiftly by and
parting time came all too soon. The pas
tor and his family were taken somewhat
aback when they inspected the great store
Of good things left behind them by their
generous friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
An Election WaEer.

Before the election Adam Hoover aud
Martin Eckman made wager. In case
MacGonglo was elected Eckman was to
wheel Hoover on a wheel barrow from
Myers lime kilns, Mannheim township, to
the outer Reading depot, and if Stauffei
was elected Hoover was to give Eckman
the same ride. MacGonigle was elected
and 4 couple of evenings ago Eckman
wheeled Hoover to town on heavy
wheel barrow. Eckman is a light man,
but Hoover is quite heavy, and the former
accomplished his hard task successfully.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

Go to II. Is. Cocnran's Drug store. l37 North
Queen street, for Mrs. FEeeMan's NeW Ma.
tiondi Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
co!or,are une4ualed. Color from to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. IL
cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

ending downward.

New York, Philadelphia ami Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
j AccB b. Lone, n. Z. Cor. Centre Square.
NRw YORK.
Stocks weak tending ,loYnHard
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
l,,nrisoned for Beccin.

\ negro named Nathaniel Tatnall Was
arrested for begging and annoying citizens.
Alderman McConomy sent him to Jail last
evening for ten days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
DEATHS.

ST. JOHy-Feb. q. 1882. I'm this city, Taylor
st. John, In the s0th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, from the
residence OF his sonln-law, Il. c. iiaverstick,
No. 3l2 North Lime street. 2s-2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
MIRkiaG Els.

WINowER-HENsLER.-Ont the 2jlh of Decen-
ber. 1851, by the Rev. ". L. Gerhard, ut his
residence, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.
Emanuel y. Winower TO Miss Emma T.. Her,
slcr, both OF Lancaster city. lth
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
NEIGHDORHOOD NEWS.

| Events Nesr and Across the County Lines
Willie Robinson, five-year-old boy
was thrown from the step Of an omnibus
on which he was was riding in Harrisburg
yesterday, and his head striking pro
lection cut hole in his right temple, sew.
ering the main artery leading to the brain
A large quantity of blood poured from
the wound and he died in about two min.
utes after being struck.
Thomas Hoffman and Joseph Watson,
married men. were instantly killed at the
Eckert GRE mine, near Reading, by ore
and earth loosened by the blast falling
upon them.
A young Polander was killed and horri-
bly, mangled by being struck by pas
sengcr engine near Bear Ridge colliery,
this state. Together with number Of
companions, newly-arrived emigrants, he
was walking on the track bound for
Chicago on foot, when two trains ap-
preaching in opposite directions they be-
came panic. stricken, with the result above
stated.
Wilson Eppler, sixteen or seventeen
years old, employed on the farm of Henry
X. Flanncry, in Union township, Berks
county, had his right hand caught and
drawn into the teeth Of the revolving
cylinder of threshing machine at which
he was at work, mangling the member in
a shocking manner. Several of his fingers
were torn entirely off and thrown forward
upon the shaker, and the hand was cut
into shreds. It was found necessary to
amputate the arm about midway between
the wrist and elbow. He stood the injury
and operation like hero, laughing about
it when it occurred, and never flinching
xx1,n, In
Charles, the fOur-year-old son of Albert
Herbein, was drowned while playing with
a large Newfoundland dog on the banks Of
county. The body was recovered.
At the conference of the East Pennsyl-
vania Evangelical association, at BethIe-
hem, yesterday, NJ. W. Harris. of Wilkes
barre, was licensed to preach. Rev. r. 5.
Chubb was elected conference treasurer.
Rev. S. Hoffman was voted 500 from tie
missionary fund. Rev. Joseph Saylor's
request to be placed in superannuated
relation was granted. The conference sta
tistics show 1,710 conversions last year
members, 14,S67; missionary money,
IS, 7O5. .93-the highest average per member
being s2.44, from Reading.
In Albany township, Berks county,
Bonneville Trexler, son o: Jonas Trek.
Ter, committed suicide by hanging himself
in the chopped straw entry in the barn
between 8 and 0 o'clock on Sunday morn
ing.
Penrose G. Mark and Philip Ii. Rein
hard. Lebanon lawyers, have been held by
United States commissioners in Philadel-
phia to answer charges of taking illegal
fees for collecting pension claims.
All the stock of the new Cornwall &
Lebanon railroad, $50, ,00O, was subscribed
and taken on Saturday morning, and the
supply was not equal to the demand. 1t
was all taken 10y citizens of Lebanon: at
short notice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

:, Of Honors From Lancaster County.
The twenty-sixth annual commencement
of the Pennsylvania college of Dental
Surgery. was held in the Academy of Mu-
sic, Philadelphia. on Saturday. The grad
uating class had so members in it, among
whom were Alfred D. Clark, Of this city,
and NJ. II. Fetzer and D. Rhine Hertz, Of
Ephrata. Mr.. Fctzer had the valedictory
Mr.. Clark received a prize of gold
try. The medal is very handsome and
bears the following inscription, on one
side Pennsylvania College of Dental
Surgery, Session 1ss1-1SS2." :" and on the
other "Prize in Practical Chemistry,
awarded to Alfred D. Clark by the IA
Guilty." DIR. w. N. Amer, of this city,
was DR.. Clark's preceptor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

WOMES EvEaYwHERE use Parker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned from cxpe.
rience that it OvercOmc5 dependency, indi-
gestion, weakness in tho back and kidneys,
and other troubles of the sex.-Home Journal,
fel-lmdeOd&eOw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

PHYSICIANS attest: "COlIen's Liquid Ex-
tract Of Beet is particularly useful In Diph-
liberia. Fever. ani every depressing disease"
f22lwdcod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
Grain and Provision lyit
February y

Grain and PrOVisiCn UuOtafiOhs.
Ono O'Clock quotations OF grain ami Prov
ions, furnished by S. X. Yunsit, Broker, l5's
East King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28

Delaware f;Ivsr g Lancaster Railroad.
rEpniEvilie Independent.
In conversation with an official of this
projected road from Lancaster to Phoenix
Vile and New York, We learn that the
parties interested in its construction at
the present time are Messrs. Vanderbilt,
Gower and Garrett, the Baltimore s. Ohio
uniting with the Philadelphia & Reading,
in conjunction with Vanderbi!t's New
York lines. Tho road will be built and
put in operation from Lancaster to New
Holland the coming spring and when in
operation that far will be extended to
Churchtown, aud so along to Ph1nixvi,le.
The projectors do not think of putting the
whole line under way at once, but will
determine the route. and extend the road
as the parties to be benefited along the
route show their appreciation Of its advap-
tagcs, by giving right Of way and taking
stock. The struggle at present going on
in the New Jersey courts, in which Gowen
Garrett and Vanderbilt, seek to gain en-
tire control of the Central railroad, OF
New Jersey, is but forging link in the
chaiu. The Pennsylvania Railroad, peo
pie will have to bounce around or the
hitumirous coal will be piling into
Phenixyi!le over the Delaware s. Lancas'
ter railroad, before the Phenixville branch
Of the Pennsylvania railroad is located.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-28
BLASTING ACCIDES1.
a Plate Glass Window Smashed

A Plate GLASS Window smashed.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock an accident
that might have been much moro serious
happened on North Queen street above
Orange, where quarrymen were engaged
in blastin, rock from the cellar being ex
cavatcd for Mr.. Doersch's new building
On the site uc the old Schoenbergcr saloon.
Two heavy charges OF blasting powder
had been placed in the rock, the match
applied and the workmen returned to
safe positions. Bang went one Of
the blasts and broke of large part
of the rock. The other blast hung
fire, and Charles Smith, 4 quarryman.
went III to see what was the matter with
it. Just as he placed his feet upon the
rock. tho second blast exploded, tearing
off 4 piece Of rock, weighing 4
ton or more, and lifting it and
Smith who was standing upon it,
some distance into the air. Fortunately
Smith escaped with only few slight cuts,
though his face was covered with sand
and brcldust from tho blast. A Jagged
fragment of rock about tho size Of
hens egg was thrown across North
Queen street and shattered the
large plato glass in the window of IL
Geisenberger's store, and came within
few inches of the head Of VIM. Asteli,
who was standing there in fancied security
awaiting the explosion. The broken glass
is IN elegant French plate, one OF tie finest
in the city. 1t is insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Thurs

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May ii, 1857
The President sent tho nominations to the senate 10
day OF a number OF postmasters Of small offices
The Controller Of the Currency has authorized the
First National Bank OF Gunnson, Colorado, to pegn
business with capital Of $4,000.
The sale of the public lands at Hot Springs Ark which
had been fixed for May 10, has been postponed unti
July "a next
The House Committee Elections to-day, agreed by
OF against 2, to report to the House In favor OF
seating william NJ Love- tho contestant in the case OF
Lowe against Wheeler, from the With Congressional
District OF Alabama
Secretary Chandler says he does not favor inc pro-
posed new Arctic expedition, he thinks It would DC
better to await the result Of the English erpedinon
which ia now missing In the Northern Seas the eXped
tOn being fitted by English authorities to go IN
search Of tha expedition and the proposed German
expedition
Major c. ]. Lydecker, who has been designated py 'he
President Engineer Commissioner of the District OF
Columbia succeed Major Twining, is son OF John IL
I.ydecker, who was Deputy Collector under General
Arthur in the NewYOrk Custom House. be has an ex-
celent record "a engineer and was for time Assis
tant Professor OF Engineering ut West Point.
The Convention OF the United states Brewers Associa
ton adjourned at 215 today to meet in Detroit Mch
on the third Wednesday in May, 1888. The following
officers were elected. President, II. B. Scharmann,
Brooklyn N y; viccpresident. Henry Clausen jr, OF
New-York; treasurer, william A. Miles. OF New-rork' >
secretary Richard Katzenmayer, OF New-Iork; also
board OF trustees consisting of ten members ana vigil
committee Of twenty members TO h0ld once ior one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
MINOR TOPICS IN CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May lin the House to-day
the bill to aid the support Of common schools was re-
ceiyed from the Committee Education and Labor 1t
proydes that the next five years there shall be an
nually appropriated the SUN OF $1OOO0OOO to aid Ia
the support OF free schools, which amount shall
be known as school fund, and which shall
bc TO the several States and Territories
cording 10 the number OF their erate population over
ten years Of age An amount not exceeding per cent
of the sum apporoned may be used for the education OF
teachers in public schools -, nm, - .
THE consideration OF the Geneva Award Dill was con-
tinued The bill reestabishes the Court OF commission
ers OF Alabama Claims and after providing the neoes
sarv machinery 10 enable the court TO carry out the
nroysons OF the act declares II to be the duty OF the
court TO examine the claims mentioned In section ana
IN enter Judgments for the amount allowed therefor IN
tyo GLASSES section referred TO is as follows That
the rst class shall be for claims directly resulting from
damage done the high seas by Confederate cruisers
during the late rebellion including vessels ana eargoes
on high although the loss or damage
occurred within four miles Of the shore excluding claims
which have been proved pursuant 20 section II OF chap
ter 45g of the OF the XLlId Congress The second
cass shall be claims for the pay ment OF premiums
for war risks whether paid TO corporations, agents OF
individuals after the sailing OF any Confederate cruiser
After discussion the bill went over Without
asfin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
SENATOR HILL VERY LOW.

WAsHINGToN, May II. - Mrs. Thompson,
daughter of senator H of Georgia. left this city yes
terday TO oin her father Eureka Springs Arkansas
where he has been for weeks with Mrs Hi ana
their other children. Senator Hill has no hope OF re-
covery and desires TO have his family with him. MRS
Thompson has therefore given up the house occupied
with her parents during the early part OF the season.
and placed her four little children in charge OF nurse
and LEFT them with q friend in Georgetown letter
received from her mother the day before her
stat ed that father weak and more eAnauste
since the operation performed in Philadephls Dut Inas
no Sign of the disease It's progress Is visible ne ~
very much depressed aud hoped tha the presenco
of Mrs Thorn pson, who is fayorite daugheT, may Aae
a cheering influence upon hiIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A NEw.YoRK BARK BURNED.

ANEWYoRK BARK BURNED.
ROsToN May IA cable dispatch from Monte
vdeo reports that the bark Jonaihsn Snase VI
for Valparaiso. has been destroyed oy hre'
MAYORS HOUSE RoBBED
Couors n Y, MAY 1.-The house OF Mayor
was robbed night Of valuable diamonds and 40 In
money also unacceptable paper TO q large amount
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Arp.Hy Nav 1.-THE Governor has signed the
mi authorizing individuals companies associations and pr
yate Corporations construct and operate private raosds
III sUoT AND INSTANTLY KILLED
NoproTK Va MAY 1l.-Henry Lansing shot and
tant klled Lewis Hchngs with double barreled shot
run last night near Cape Henry Princess Anne county
Both colored men.
prur .DFIPHIA May 1.-The question of
,o.,rcng the anthracite coal production during the re-
nander Of month Is under consideration aud Is under
stood that three days suspension In each OF the ne1 TWO
wee will be ordered.
THE STATE DENTAL SOCIETY ELECTION.
ALBANY. May 1.-The State Dental society
elected following officers at s session mere
straw, OF Aewbprg f. raasrer
a H. Brockway, Of Brooklyn, and correspondents W. H.
Atkinson, Of New-IOrk
COUPON KILLER NO !. -
RICHMOND, Va, May ll.-Chet Justice waite
this morning granted OF from the supreme court
Of The United the Court Of Appeals OF virginia ~
the of Antoni against Greenh9M ~ 9 n W. "
nia 1onr of Appeals which equally divided court
The known Coupon Killer NO was suo'shoo'
THE LoNGFELLoW MEMORIAL AssoClArI0N
ROsTON MAY 1.-THE rules were suspended IN
the senate u permit the rst steps to be taken Tor the
incoTnorson of The IpngeOw Memorial Association Among
the orpororats ames Russell Lowen Oser enue
Holmes John q: Whittier Charles W iao' % " ~ nYm '
ginson The for the purpose 1t povhg sta
Bic nemoras tho late Henry w Longieou aud OF ar
ranging their and prescrv ston hxs
power To take AMI hold resA auu 'e' 10 w W
tAxAtoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
INSURANCE COMPANIES DLSSOLTED.

HARRISBURG, Penn. May 1.-THE Dauphin
County Court to-day dissolved hfty-eight
mutual assessment insurance companies which
were lately proceeded against by the Attor-
neyGeneral the instance Of the Insurance Comms-
sioner OF the State The number which the Insurance
Commissioner alleges have found doing business IN
violation of their chartered privileges 2l3 and against
all these proceedings have been instituted with view TO
their dissolution. large majority Of the companies
which have made the order OF the court reqr
ing them to why their State business should
not re closed state that they constrained 10 supmt
TO the revocation CT their charters because the mutual
assessment business has been rendered un
profitable Some charge their misfOrunes on 0ther com
psnles which claimed to have done disrepntaDle
business. About twenty companies have filed answers
contestiDg the right OF the Commonwealth To dissolve
them on the legations made against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
LIVELY SCENE IN A DULL DEBATE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


WAsnNGToN, May 11.-Senator Davis did not
insist upon sitting out his Court Of Appeals bill
this evening. When his dinner hour approached, in
common with other Senators. he became convinced
OF the folly of the proposed self-inticted punish
ment and, having secured agreement that the
voting should begin at o'clock tomorrow, he ac-
quiesced in adjournment.
The debate of to-day was uninterestng except
for n few minutes. when Senator Dawes attempted
to call Senator Morgan to account for stating that
the President had given assurances that
II the bill was passed, a fair proportion
of the new judges should be Democrats. AS Mr.
Morgan stated it, it was made to appear that the
President being interested in the measure. had given
such assurances in order to influence Democrats to
favor it. The colioquy was spirited Mr.. Dawes
said it was due to the Senate and to Senators who
were called upon to vote one way or the other upon
the bill that the Senator from Alabama should
make his authority public. He said, if the state
ment were true. those who were the organs of such
negotiations and those who were parties TO them
deserved TO be impeached and if the Senator from
Alabama had any trustworthy information
about it he was bound to make it public.
Mr.. Morgan reiterated his statement, and said If
the Senator from Massachusetts, would come to his
desk he would tell him what his authority was.
lie declined 10 he drawn into controversy or to be
put upon the wltness-stand and minated thaU Mt.
Dawes would be glad to have him bring grave
charge against the purity of the Administration.
Mr. Dawes asked if the Senator did not think 1t due
TO his own character and to the Senate that such
insinuaiiOns should not be made except upon PROOF
which he willing TO make public Mr. Morgan
reiterated that he could guard his own character as
well as the Senator from Massachusetts, could. lie
had nothing to withdraw. but, on the contrary, he
rcatfrmed all he had said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
ELECTION CONTESTS TO BE CONSIDERED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

WASHINGTON, May 11.-After consultation
with members of the Business Committee the South
ern Republican Representatives have become satisfied
that the programme laid out by the committee Is good
one and provides for fairly prompt consideration OF the
contested election The effort to call another gem
eral caucus Of Republican Representatives Will, there
fore not be made all along been privately known
that the members of the Business Committee have been
as firmly determined as anybody that all the
contested election reported by the
Elections Committee at this session snaII
he dsposed of before Congress adjourns. But there
were two or three public which mad Deen
made special orders by two-thirds vote OF the House
and upon which early action was deemed OF prime im
portance The only of thes important special or
dcrs now remainngt to he cOnsidered-except tue Ge
neva Award bill upon which vote will be taken early
tomorrow-is the National Bank bill, the Immediate
consderation OF which will be urged As soon as TINS
shall be out OF the way, the Mackey OConncr case VIII
he called up. There some threats OF Democratic
bustsring against this case, but great many Demo
Gratis say they favor OF going no further III that
direction than may be found necessary ITO arrest pub
lc attention" -,
Tbe Houso Committee Military Affairs to-day de-
cideJ To report 10 the House with favorable recon-
mendation Representative Beachs bill making retired
st for non commissioned officers Of the United states
Army who have served therein continuously, honor
ably and faithfully for period OF thirty years or up
I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12
TWO APPROPRIATION BILLS.
'AsHINGToN, May 1.-THE House Commit

" HrITINVIVN, NI'VJ 1T T I1O IIV"70 V0I1r'
Appropriations after four days consideration OF
the legislative Executive and Judicial appropriation bill
completed that to-day, and authorized Repre-
sentative Cannon to report 1t to the House. compar
son Of the BILL with the estimates upon which is based
and with the expenses for the departments in the
current year, show the following results
Estimates for 1888, 21,175,9O3 65 amount appro
pristcd by the bill, S19,691 ,O47 30; decrease
81 ,4sIs5 IS. Amount appropriated for the current
year $17 OlO679 40 amount approprat ed by the pres
ent bill Sl969l ,047 90; increase, S265o,36e Al. III
this last named amount however be deducted ex-
pendtrres heretofore included in and covered by the
Sundry Civil and other appropriation bills, the net In
crease made by the present bill will be reduced to
81, ,2ls, ,S52 Al.
Members of the House Committee on Commerce
say tina. the River and Harbor bill viii be com
peted committee and reported to the House for print
ing and recOmintta some time tomorrow. Exclusive Of
6 900 0OO which 1t approprates out the plans
OF the Mississippi River COmm'sion-for which purpose
the Senate has already passed bill approprating
SB 600 0o0-the aggregate amount appropriated by the
River and Harbor bill will be about $lO,5O0,OOO