Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-14
NEWS NOTES,
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\ reception was givru to Lord Chief
Justice CDlcridEo IN the Casino at Now
port, Rhode Island, Thursday noon, The
reception WAS in charge Of y Cpmmittco ui
liz villa owners and rN>ldrnts, Judgc
Samuel BlatchfOrd being chairman. Judge
BlatChtuTd read an address of Lord Colo.
ridge, tO which the latter responded. la
| the evening Lord Cnlrrilgn was cutcr-
tanned at diunCr 10y iudsO NlAlchinrd.
The returns Of the election Tor president
| of the United States ot Columbia, hrld
| last sunday are very close. The adh"r~
| ents Of President NuurN claim his IL cleo
| ton, while his opponents claim the election
| of WIlchoS. Tue matter will have u he
determined 10y the congress.
| There will hC "A conference tO-murrOW
| evening between the pruprictUrs of the
| South Chicago rolling mills aud II commit
tee of the striking employees. 1t is under
| stood that the latter Irc willing to resume
| on the company terms.
| The Durd binding harvCStCr'S hSSUca-
| tion of tho United States had u secret
| conference Ia Chicago On "Wednesday, for
| the purpose, /; Is understood, Of limiting
productions.
The iron steamship SanaDtcgo, of 800
y
| and navigation company, was launched
yesterday morning from ROaCA's ship yard
| at Chester
III Governmental Departments.
| The total exports Of petroleum aud pc
| trOlcum products during the seven months
which ended ON July 81 last was 26,G~S, e.
| 3ij, against s21.9lf. lIb during the CoIIrs-
POudlug period Uf l~Ni.
| The first controller at tho treasury rc-
ports that the total amount OF m0nrv IN
| circulation lu the mied states Is I,''',
| lOi,hl! ot which s,i" ii','Nj iu com aNd
| 1881, ili,Ot0 paper. Assuming the total
population oi tho vuuutry 10 be -, poo 600
| the distribution per capita would be
| $50 -.
lbe treasury department yr'teVll}
opened oIHS Tor furnishing puoN, oul"
ihES. For furniture Tor tue new u'tcd
states e"ult mouse anu P'Stuihee' ih''
u'iph''' 'H' h'''l' t'vucu iu,u''"hO
hP"ih, 'Nv'h ,A' f"s III '@"S @ p.I>' "''
i'L S''V'' tuh 'hr "lh7I i't S-u.f''.
me total nnmD'y "i tension '.'i'n'
p'H0InE III me P'hsI'u ON ~ AZ "">hl"E
Ton on tue ',lth ~ 'd"' lAS'' was -tl 2rr
o' " n'eA $50 were ~! arrears. l"'
2H,uo'E ,' c.a,uS I'"W " 1unSE wan" ""'
- ''', pI "hIch I'-''' were Tor arrears.
The North Dakota convention met no
Fargo on "Wednesday. W II. Fraucls. ui
Bismarck, WAS chp.en ucrmaucu; char
man, and Major Hamilton, Of Grant
Forks. secretary. Resolutions were
/ adopted derOuuclu. the ac'iuu Of the
| Snu,h Dakota convention ~ Sioux Falls,
| and demanding for North Dakota u voice
10 the preparation oG the organic law
| under which the southern section of the
| territory proposes t. snek admission 'u the
union. Afrr appointing an executive
| committee OG i've t. consult with the
Sioux Falls body, the convention al
| iOuyncd, suhjaC, % the call Of the chair
| man.
rroubis w,,h tue Hsun"cE Iuhlan-
! j, reported from Bnjs,, City, Idaho,
that there Is q prospect of serious trouble
with the BaEU0.k Indians. Teu Prospcc
| tors recently traced a stolen horse t. d
Bauuuck cucAmpm'"t, and whom the Ia
| dla"s refused - give up the animal the
| leader o. the panty huOnkwi !D"u one 0t
! the " bucks. the ludIa's thurrupon
| opened ur', which Vas ratlruol. Dne
| Indian wa ,I!et aud three "uuudrd,
| three of the Pr'sper.prS GouG So badly
| "ouudvI that they ".y not expected tu
rcen''r,
iue ''''''"'"n ''P'' ''hehI "' tho iNJo
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=. l"G DEMOCRATS state convention 81
Ne" Jersey met JcH,,i""y IA iTcILou aud
| nominate" L"on Aoo"t i"T governor on
tle Se'TT" o"Io', oy majority OF ~