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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
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The Columbia correspondent OF this
paper, ia his !ottog last night, stated that
Moon IL Breuemau's miustrels, of this city,
appeared ia Central hall, Marietta, on
Saturday night, and he called them
frauds" The management OF the show
states that they did not give performance
there at all that night, SO that no one
would be able TO judge whether they are
frauds or not. The troupe is composed OF
well known young men of this city, who
arc considered veFy reliable here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
The rIsoIrleLIght

Workmen, this morning, began hanging
the lamps to be used by the electric light.
Ihs superintendent says that If the diff
Guilty about the Eshleman pole in Centre
Square. could be djusted in the next couple
Of days, the city would be lighted by next
Saturday night. On that pole the main
track is to be strung aud as soon as 80 ne
thing definite is known about 1t the light
will go uP,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

B. f. Davis, esq, for Stacy, Ransome
& Co., of Buffalo, N. Y, 10 day brought
four suits of replevin for 20 head of cattle
against Johu Shillow, Henry Bostck,
John Farmer and b. +. Hiestand, OF
Marietta. 1t is claimed by the plaintiff
that these cattle were stolen from the
stock yards in Buffalo some time last
week They were sold in Marietta by
young mau named Dennson to John Shil'
low, who disposed OF some Of them TO the
other dc PENDANTS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

Joseph Thompson who has just com
pleted term in the county prison for
drunken and disorderly conduct, was ar
raigned this morning before Alderman
MoCOnomy, for the larceny of ticket box
the Pennsylvania railroad, which was
found in Thompson's possession at the
tims he was arrested for drunkenness. In
d0iault Of bail the alderman committed
him FOR trial at court for laroenY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
The county Commissioners AT Reading

DOunUy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UTTUUUTaHI,
SUNNY and Myers visited Read .
ing on Saturday and inspected
the county buildings IN company
with the commissioners Of Berks county.
Sometime was spent in the inspection of
the pest hospital at the almshouse In order
to obtain suggestions for the erection of
the hospital for contagious diseases soon
TO ba erected here,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

Shubort and Sutton auctOneeis sold at
public sale October 20Jh, at the Franklin
house the property belonging to the estate
OF David Shultz, deceased, situated on tho
east side of North Prince street, No. 1l9,
20 j. A, Heistand for 50 ,925.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
Tho Small rox Hospital.

At the meeting OF the county commits
sioners yesterday it was fully decided to
build a hospital for patients suffering with
contagious disease. Proposals for its
erection will be advertised for as soon as
specincatiOns can be prepared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
Examining Surgeon Appo,nted.

DR.. II. L. Muhlenberg, has been ap,
pointed member of the board ofsurgeons
to examine applicants for pensions, in place
Of DR.. IL. b. Stehmau, resigned. The
other members Of tho board arc Drs. A. j.
Herr aud Geo. II. WelChaus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
nnn1n nI Mr.. nnrrlet n mopki.s.

Mrs. Harriet b. Hopkins died Of iniiim.
nation OF tho bowels ut the residence
OF her mother, Mrs. Sarah B Rogers, on
East King street, last evening, after an
iluess Of one week. Deceased was the
wife of Washington W Hopkins, Of Port
Deposit and has been here for some time
on a visit 70 her mother. She was 4 ears
Of age aud leaves ono child.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
sIIght Wreck.

This morning the tank OF au engine on a
freight train jumped tho track at Pea
cocks furnace on the Quarryvllls railroad.
The train was delayed for some time and
the passenger folks on the passenger train
duo at King street at 1880 walked up town
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

with pallil cheeks and wTingiug hands,
And duskY garments sHI and -UTr.
The drrary winds FROM Northern lands
Have come to sob ~ autumns bier:
Upon her TO 4 OF brilliant dyes,
Behold In chilly splcndOr lies
The tribute OF a frozen tear.
Come. winter, come and drop the Eal
That only luOu know II how to spread
In tender silence let II tall
In iidWlCss fold, from tODttO head
within our hearts most sacred shrine
And guarded by u love divine,
Shall llYu the memory Ot the dead
Samuel MRtUrn p,.k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

The military company OF this city he'd
their first ball in Mpnnerchor hall last
evening, and the attendance was very
large.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
TEXAS NroRuEs UNDER AHms.
Tho GovBrnor summons the state MIIItIa A.
AUTHORIZATION OF an OnIbrnak

-NH0IN'VNIEWTI VI NV VNIUTNaN.
Tho ST. Louis Post Dispatch 10 late
edition Monday printed special from
Austin, Texas, stating that intense excite.
ment prevailed there Sunday night aud
Monday because of telegram received by
Governor Ireland that 500 negroes were
under arms in the town Of Cause, Milan
county, and an outbreak was momeutarily
expected and asking for immediate help.
The late decision by the supreme court re-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
tJnIy one.

The mayor this morning had but one
yagrant and he was allowed to run.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

TnE East S.roulsburG weekly Express
has been purchased by Mr.. \ Z. Lewis
and has been reohristened the Monroe
Efpress Mr.. c. \. Pine, who was as
sOcated with Mr.. Lewis on the PbiI4deI-
phia E0GnLay JornH in 1863 aud later
connected with the Pt5lic Rscord, has been
selected as editor aud publisher aud with
his ability as a thoroughly competent
journalist will without doubt make the
Express lively and able newspaper,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

EIGurT Of Pht'aJeph,A's young lady
school teachers have been married since
June. That avOcation for females NIGH,
be appropriately called the undergraduate
dopa rtmeut Of the matrimonial college. Il
teaching the young idea how to shoot
Cupid aud hi, darts appear not to BE-
neglected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

DRIVE the money changing thieves from
the treasury temple by the election Of
Powell and Taggart.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

ALREADY is the independent voter
making up his ticket aud tuckiug 1t away
in his vest pocket preparatory to smashing
the machine on Tuesday next.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

TUESDAY. November g. besides beiug
election day, will date the emancipation Of
the people from the bondage Of the treas
ury ring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

Is the interests OF protection TO Ameri-
can forests, it Is a cause lUr cougratulAtiou
that tree chopper Gladstone is not going to
visit our country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

THE sledge-hAmmer blows in the last
ve,k of the Oalo campaign saved the day
for the Democrats, aud II the like glorious
result is t. be witnessed ia Pennsylvania
every Democrat must bend his energies to
the task Of getting out the vote
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06
The HOves and French,

SISKIYeU COUNTY The Yreka Journal
of August 4:h furnishes the following
items
Rev. Charles Miller lost one of his fine
horses few days since-a valuable animal.
A number of immigrant fsmilies, with
teams, passed through town last Wednes-
day, en- route northward.
The town has been unusually dull this
week. the farmers being full of business in
harvesting and getting ready for thrashing
The semi-weekIy stage line of J.W. Man
ming, between Yreka and LiDkville, has
been reduced to weekly line, leaving here
every Saturday morning.
The evenings lately are warmer than
general until midnight, from which time
until daylight they are colder than during
the hottest time of July.
From W. L. Moore, of Butte creek val
ley, who was in town the first of this week,
we learn that the hay crop has turned ont
very good in that valley this season, and
that he raised as fine crop OF barley "a
can be found anywhere in the county.
Scott river was never lower than it is
at the present time, and unless we have
rain soon, the wheels of the miners will
stop running The river can be crossed at
Scott Bar without covering a person's foot,
and to gain any current force the stream
has to be crowded into narrow space by
damming.
The Agricultural Society Park. near
town, is becoming quite busy place or
village, by the congregation of horse train
ers with their animals, in preparation for
the coming Fair in October, which prom.
ises to be one of the best exhibitions yet
witnessed in Siskiyou together with lively
contests for $1,000, offered in the way Of
purses and premiums.
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tions raised, denied the offer, holding in
effect that if a single stakeholder owns
the mortgage of a corporation, it makes
no difference whatever regarding the mat.
ter Of discrimination. In other words,
that the fact that stockholders in com.
pany hold securities of the company in
their individual or natural capacity has
nothing whatever to do with the issue, and
therefore the offered proof wasirrelevant and
can have no place in the trial, and should
net come into the record to cucumber or
confuse it. It must appear TO the lay
mind that the ruling ia sound. Certainly
it does not afford ground for the vindictive
assaults made directly and by innuendo
against the Court, whieh is bound by
its duty to exclude Objectionable matter.
There would appear to be no room for
confusion even in the lsy mind regard
ing the fact that a person as ono CT
corporation is wholly distinct from the
person in his individual character. The
mortgage A" holds to-day is negotiable
and may to morrow be held by
3D." who has no other relation
to the corporation than that Of credi.
tor, and that fact is teat of
the whole question OF maseriality. But
for this ruling, so clearly in accordance
with the law and the practice of Courts
which are constituted to interpret the laws
and prevent their distortion and misappli.
cation, as well as to enforce them and pre-
serve their spirit, the judges are sssailed,
and very evidently for the sole purpose of
laying the foundation for q renewal of the
old charges that material facts have bsen
excluded. Such 81 assumed vantage
ground viii, of course, favor the scheme
to keep up the stimulation of the anti
railroad crusade. In furtherance of this
deliberate plan to raise doubts in the pub
lie mind as to the integrity of the Court,
it is charged that the excluded testimony
would tend to expose fraud in connection
WIN tAS FaIus OF pne secuf1sles, DuV the
thoughtful viii not be able to understand
where the fraud resides in holding mort
gage security worth per cent. premium.
The attack upon the Court, the judgment
of which cannot be forecast, is despicable,
worthy only of the source from which it
emanstes, and demands condemnation by
every Iaw.abiding and aelf-respecting cit.
izsp.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06

In Hew York. Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at lQs Tor As Of 1901; lib for 4Is; 1ol
for sls; sterling, s. s494 ST.; 1O3 for Ss; 1Ol
for IS; silver bars, l1o!.
Silver IL London. 20 l6d; console, 90 sl6d; s
per cent. Uaited States bouds, extended. Loo As,
1922 44s, 1151.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s7I@ss cents.
No transactions Of importance took place satur-
day in the stock market at San francisco.
William Naming shot and killed Emanuel Fox e.
Fort Wayne, Ind, Saturday evening
Riley Straw and siJho White, who we're to have
been married last night, took Strychniae in Chico
yesterday morning, the former dying.
The fish hatchery experiments in British Column
bia have proved unsuccessful.
The fires arouad Yale, B. c., have subsided, and
there are no fears of further damage.
Trouble is again reported between whites and In
dams in Alaska.
Ne2r Jacksonville, Or. Saturday, George Smith
accidentally shot and killed George Crystal-bsth
boys.
Three stage robberies occurred in Oregon Friday
and Saturday.
For the frat time in many ye2rs Queen Victoria
received Gladstone Saturday.
The resi- estate transfers in Chicago last week
aggregated sIi75s45.
Captain ]. D. Holmes, a noted swimmer, Will
attempt to swim the rapids and whirlpool in Nj
agaia river.
The train with President Arthur and party on
board travelled at the rate OF fifty miles hour.
Milton h. Sanford. the celebrated turfman and
breeder of horses, is dead.
a young man, not yet q years Of age, has been
arrested in South Carolina for having two wives.
Barker Ewing killed his daughter in Arkansas
when the neigbbors took him out and hanged him
Charley Foard the slayer of jesse James, is sglin
out on bail.
Laycoelc, the Australian sculler, has challenged
Hanlan to row fer tho championship Of the world
and elO.oOO side.
An eight ye.rold negro girl was burned to death
Saturday neaT Lexington, Ky.
During the past week 10 yellow fever deaths oc-
CURED in Havana.
Another earthquake was felt on the island of
Ischia Saturday morning, and several houses col
lapsed.
The election Tor legislative and county officers
takes place In Utah TO day.
The President and party leave Green River, Hyo-
ming, to-day, In wagons en- route to Yellowstone
Park.
Spanish military rising Is reported in Badaiaz,
on the Portuguese frontier.
Cinner Julisu shot himself dead yesterday near
Wright's station, on the South Pacific Coast Rail
road
Rein fell in siskiYou county yesterday.
A serious anti jewish riot occurred at Ekaterinos
Law, Russia, on the ID instant.
Fire at Canton, H.; loss, SCI 900.
It is rumored that all the railroad operators be-
longing to the Telegraphers' Brotherhood will be
called out at noon to-day
An important capture Of car thieves has been
made near ST. Louis.
Saturday and yesterday cholera killed 1888 per-
sons in Egypt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06
POSTAL TELgaRApaY.

That & system Of postal telegraph lines
is one of the early probabilities is the be.
lief of very many earnest friends of pos
tai telegraphy il the United States. The
recent strike of the telegraphers has done
more than years Of campaigning and news
papers and Congressional discussion could
do to convince the people of its desirable
ity. Whatever seizes upon the intelli-
gence of the country by control of the
avenues of news and quick communication
by telegraph mas the direction Of that in
telligenca and virtually enslaves it. With
the news avenues, commercial and fnan.
cial and journalistic in its control. and the
private correspondence Of the people open
TO its inspection, the private telegraph
company holds the commerce of the coun-
try at it's will, and the people at its mercy,
While it may be said the trust in the past
has not been violated, there is no positive
evidence of that being true, but we do know
that the possibility exists of a private cor
poration of news transmission using its
power to punish enemies, reward friends
and gain information of exceeding finan.
cial value to it. That the same objection
would, in at least degree, exist against
Government officials in charge of postal
telegraph lines may be admitted, but in
that case the people would posses the power
to apply the remedy, while the application
Of the civil service system would eliminate
the evils of political patronage. While we
cannot at this time givespaceforthsfull con-
sideratiOn of the arguments for and against
asy stem of postal biography, we are pre-
pared to say that az an economic measure
it would be wise, and that so far as now
appears, it would meet with the approval
OF the people of the whole country.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06
TIE gANs OF THE psamA.


There was hope not long ago that there
would be decsdence in the theatrical
travelling business; that there was about
TO be brought to the front the good old
stock company system once more, and that
strolling combinations were to be given an
unlimited vacation. The drama has suf-
fered more seriously from the =" travelling
combination than from any other cause !;
in it's own house has its bitteres5 foe been
bred. Time was when the actor had his
home among the people, and, devoted TO
his art, was content to fill an honorable
place IN stock company, while the peo-
PIE we're equally content to witness his
dramatic efforts year after year. Out of
such schools the great actors came out Of
stock T" developed genuine stars; out of
stock were evolved the greatest dramatic
triumphs. But in this restless age specu-
lation has invaded the stage stars are
self-made and to order, and to-day the
stock companies have mostly yielded to
the bands of strolling players that Tom,
Dick and Harry call about them, to be
subordinated to their elfuigence as "stars
who demand all the hanors and the lions
share of the profits. These " stars" in
seven cases out of ten, are incompetents, for
whom "plays," generally of trashy con-
struction, purposeless aim and doubtful
morality, have been written by hungry b.
henians to fit some particular trick of
tongue or some supposed peculiar capacity
of the theatrical luminary who lie made
the prominent figure of the "play," and to
whom all others must bow. TIE system
is, of course, destructive of purity in the
drama, and is a clog to honest ambi.
ton; it enslaves tho old stock
actor and stsrves the subordinates.
There were evidences year ago
that the combination system was on the
decline. Public disfavor of it was appar-
ent, and several notable failures checked
Investment in the business. Efforts were
made in New York, Boston and San Fran
cisco to fill the stage with permanent com.
panies, subject only to gradual revision
and reorganization; companies capable of
sffording adequate support to real dra.
matte merit and undoubted stars of the
first magnitude in thetheatrical armament !;
bat the present bears evidence of revival
of the sensational and speciality business.
Dramatic companies are to occupy the
plane of the negro minstrel organizations
for which travelling engagements are a
necessity, except in few of the larger
cities. The promise of restoration OF the
"stock system has faded, and there is
no probability now of its revival for long
period. A few good organizations are put
upon 8" the road, ;" but that dramatic high
way will coon be crowded with the lum-
bering vans of host of speciality combi-
nations that disgrace the drama, and bring
the actors calling iuto disrepute.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06

and Kirkb,iie, in the year 1864, murdered
an oil prospector from the East, and robbed
him of $50. coo, throwing his body into well.
The well was searched and the body found.
Ward was suspected of the murder. He died
some years age.
Italians VS.. Negroes.
WHEELING NV. Val August 5sh.-Great
excitement exists at Sisterville, Tyler coun-
ty, on the Ohio River Railroad. Negroes
and Italians were working together blasting.
The negroes put in blast. and being mott.
The Italians ran only short distance, and
two Italians vera killed. The Italians pur-
sued the negroes with reviewers, picks and
dirks, but the negroes were the best racers.
Further trouble is feared.
one OF Napoieon's Men Dies in an Aims
house,
NEw York, August 18th. Geo. T. Jodnica.
sged 9S, died yesterday in the Suffolk county
slmshouse. Long Island. He served under
Napoleon, was with him at Moscow, and
fought st Waterloo. He has been in the
slmshouse several years.
destruction by Fire.
CANTON Ql). August 5sh.-An entire
block and 6 portion Of another were burned
here Yesterday. Lose, S27, 600; Insurance,
$500.
TherDOmetrical.
CHICAGO, August 9Th Highest tempers.
ture to-day, &C.; lowest, Sc.
New YORK. August 5th.-Highest terpera-
tufe to-day. So; lowest, 6l'.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06

A Doc SToRY.-The Anderson Shasta
county Enterprise Of August 4th tells the
following story
J. F. Bedford's little dog Tanner is a
wonderful member of the canine family.
Bedford sold him recently TO gentleman
from San Francisco, who secured him with
a rope and took him to the city. One
evening, after a weeks absence, Tanner
Jumped from the train and bounded into
the Bedford mansion to the utter astonish-
mens of his old master. After taking in
the sights at the city, Tanner evidently
considered the great responsibility that
rested on him, "best his way back, and
is now on guard as usual.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-06

GLENN's CATTLE KINGDOM The Chico
Record says:
F. c. Lusk, ESQ.,, who recently went to
New York City to meet party of Scotch
and English capitalists who are anxious to
purchase the Glenn cattle ranch in Oregon,
has arrived home. Of course the foreign
ers do not care to buy anything they have
not seen, and have arranged to meet Mr..
Lusk at Winuemucca on the LIST of Sep
TENDER, and in company with him proceed
to Oregon on horseback. This famous
stock range ia held at figure little over
a million and a quarter Of dollars. 1t is
not exactly known how many cattle are
running ever the range, but they number
several thousand, and are scattered along
over the range for two handred miles,
The cattle have never been rounded up"
but twice, and it will take az least two
months time to do this for the prospective
purchasers.