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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-20
DtNKElt'S GINGEIs TONit.
Winding Up the Clock.
When the Weary Wheels Were Almost
Still, = Lucky Accident re-
yealS the Lost Key.
GLOW long ,ii,l yn,: say you bad it {:

GLOW long did yni: say Jou bad ii -
"Tw,ni y-t:vc years"
What u bad cough, with occasional at.
tackS OF hrnnnrIhng". tortwcnty five years :
Why. II an, its Il mercy th;ti ;hrrc', "a dozen
pouudS left OF you.
Abraham Drncr. ni HighSpirr, taupliin
t!, ,.Xcl:uuItions OF won,trr r:".>c'i, h :i'!tjU
"ExactIy. You're right. II is II mercy.
l}u. the CREATES! mercy OF AL is t!:t' before
actually cOughc! myiCit ont OF existence,
got hold OF PARK ER's GINGER TOEIC, ANA II few
bottles OF it cured me-"
scared you " Relieved you, you inran?'
e! mean what say: II cured me-" said Mr.
Drncr simply. 81 feel like another lnan.'
Please take especial notice: PARKEES GIN
GEE Tonic is not q mere essence OF ginger not
Il mere ST tOmachic. TleOrdinary preparations
of ginger are beneficial tor transient aches,
hut III that point their value cads. rAI;KER
GINGER Tonic covers Il far wider :.nt! totally
different field Ii attacks and tiiS9ipttGs iui!-
cal ana chronic diseases OF fhr Lungs, Md
ncyS, Liv"' and Nerves. l. is Is 'i"iicinCS 10
,hn palutc ~ il IS prompt ami elective in
operation. Ginger il only OHc dnOaY nh0Hy
powerful curatircs which The Tonic holds in
combination. Test it, virtue tor that t03gh
OF yours. or Tor any of the ills which require
IN invigOr:int for the whole system.
And above all. do not permit youl self 10 be
misled. rARKER's GINGER Tonic SfdniS GtO1c
Nothing else is "juSt the same or - just rs
good" Prices 30 cents and 81. Economy in
buying the larger size. liISCoX Il Co. New
York. j3-nlH c0w&nS
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Srs.4Y's Si'!LGIFfU r.EEECiNf:. - Ttas,
- Great English Remedy. An nnfailing
cure Tor lmp0tcncy, and all Diseases 'h:.l
tulr Pain in tie Back, pimnc9s OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases That lead to Insanity or Con-
sumption AMI Il Premature Grave. Full par
icuars in Our pamphlet, which we desire 20
send tree by mail TO every one. The Specific
Medicine is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack
age six packages tor s5, will Ec sent tTc..
10y mail on the receipt OF the money. by al
dressing tsl; agent. II. Il. Cochran, 1877 and lI'
North Queen street. On account OF counter
feits, We have adopted tho Yellow Wrapper
the only genuine. ulrantecs of cure issued by
us. For sale in Lancaster by II. l.. Cochran,
Druggist, IS7 and !39 North Queen street.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CON-
aOri2lydXw
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tlAY-FEVER.
E!y's Cream Balm

Efcc1nally cicanses
the nasal passages OF
Catarrhal viriA, !, ,cuus.
ing healthy sccre-
tiOns, allayS intlam-
nation, protects the
membrane from all
ditiOnal colds, com.
plctcly heals the
sores and restores
the sense OftaStC and
smell. Beneficial re.
suits are realized by
a few applications. 4
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrh,
Hay Fever, &c. I'm
egualed for colds in
the nGad. ASreeaDlc
to use. Apply by the
little finger into the
nOsiriiS. On receipt
of so cts. will mail 4
package. Sold by ii.
il. Cochran, Druggist
1877 X 139N0rth Queen
street, Lancaster, Ia.
CO., OswegO, N. Y.
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*.x "Thcy who cry louhcst arc not always
the most hurt" KiinryWOrt does it, work
like the Coed samaritan. quickly. nn0Hten
fntiousIy, but with great thornu-hneSs. a New
Hampshire lady writes - Mother has been
afIlictcd for years with kidney discascs Last
Spring she was very i'll Hnd had an alarming
Uafn and numbncS- in one side. kitncy-NOrl
proved Il great blessing and has c0m!,lriels
cured her."
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4
~ Reader, have you Il sore throat? ? Take
OCCIDENTAL.
Are You troubled with HoarscncsS and
phlcSm in the throat ? Take
OCCIDENTAL
Have you diphtheria or scarlet fever in your
family? Don't hesitate to try the
OCCIDENTAL
at once; II never fails if taken in time. A
decided change Is seen after three or fOur
doses have been taken Til,
OCCIDENTAL.
can he ian OF any druggist in Lancaster at
!r'c ana SLED per bottle. Don't tail to try il :
III. i. COCHRAN, Nos. I37 ana ISa North Queen
street. always has ii on hand.
O2GmdTu,T ,Th&S
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l am a Baptist Minister, and before ! even
thought OF being Clergyman, l graduated in
medicine, buI left IL lucrative practice for my
present profession, 40 years ago. l was tor
many years Il sufferer from Guinsy: ''Tho!naS'
Eclectric Oil cured me-" was also troubled
with hOarSenesS and Thomas Ecicctric Oil al
ways relieved me. My wife and child had
diphthcria. and "ThOmas' Eclcctric OIl cured
1hem," and if taken in time it will cure seven
out OF ten. am confident it is L curc for the
most obstinate cold or cough. and if any one
will take n small teaspoon and halt fill il with
the Oil. and then place the end OF the spoon i'll
one most ril and draw the Oh out OF the spoon
into the head by smiling aS hard as they can,
until the Oil falls over into the throat, and
practice that twice 4 week, don't care how
offensive their head may be- it will clean it
out and cure their cltarrh. For deafness and
earachc il has done wonders to my certain
knowledge. Ii is the only medicine dubbed
patent medicine that have ever felt like
commenting. and am very anxious to see il
in every place. tor tell you that would not
be without it in my house for any consiicra-
ton am now suffering with pain like
rheumatism i'm my right limb. and nothing re-
lieves Inc like Thomas Eclectric Oil.
DIR. +. +. CRANE. Cory, Pa.
For sale by ii. l.. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
139 North Queen street.
WHY WILL YOU cOugh when ShilOh's cnre
will give immediate relief. Price, 10 Cts, 50
cts and 81. For sale bv IT II ,irlIv.
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'l'HE SYMPTOMS OF "A TUMOx IN THE
L nasal passages nj c those of chronic corvza
eventually followed by more or less oi5truc
ton to nasal respiration, sometimes hcmor
rhage. 70
Diseases OF the EYE. EAR, TliROAT-also
CANCERS. TUMORS SKIN ana CijHONT,
lSEASES-succcssfuilyt treated by DRS. IL
ID. and NJ. A. I.ONGAKEK. Oflicc. u Fns;
Walnut street, Lancaster, PA. Consultation
FREE. jJS-:;ttiNw
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HsSCEk u L.iEIOCS.

DAEsiAINS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS
- Chains, Rings, Spcctaccs, &c. Repairing
OF all kinds will receive my personal atten-
ton. LOUIS WEBER, No. l59Iz n crth Queen
street. Remember maine and number Df-
rectly opposite City Hotel, near Pennsylvania
railroad depot. dec 2S lyd
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FOR DTBrErSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have a pI inted guarantee on every bottle of
Shlol's S!;aiiZer. Ii never fails to cure. For
sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39
North Queen street
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RE- No woman really practices economy ui-
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol
lars can be saved every year. Ask the drug
gist
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stII;hssJ:, rE.:;.-IVEG.s. Isl" SJi.DONTUfcS-
/ DAY. iANNt!:l -, 1850. 1T p. n. on the
premises. 40. II l:i-t King street, al that
ilr, - 3ck Il; wines and lid i:tt" The prop
rriN of \. II. Eci>,, ,!rc"aSrh, consisting or :,
Dbl oricnl iIi,Ey, " bblS Over hnisl Whisky
!'hi> spirits. hl's \. II. Rum. imported Gins
amt i,rn'iicS. DDm''> &c Gins and Hrausii.G
Cherry and Ginger Brandy. i;iticrS, Port E:,-
tIwha and CEtrct Wines > hbls Grape and
Wives, etc, ami Liquors Of various other ,;c-
scriliiurS Al>o Dbl, Vinegar. Elnpty Ear
rrs. Kegs Drminln1 i;ot;-S Fl:l-ks, Pumps,
Measures, Shelving. ~ait., Dtilcc Furniturc
&C. etc. etc. Also ! Inrs,.4 an,i Harness.
LiIuGr Wagons. i;u.fry, > Sl"igllS and other
art lclrS too numerous to mention.
TcrMS-Ca>h for purchases under $40 over
that amount note. with approved security,
lGty:tli" in 60 days. il preferred.
SC. iLLER.
Administrator Of \. II. Rcist. Decd.
i2I0,l3,F, 20S22
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VW.PAkTN EKsHIP NOTICE.

TU-PA KTN ElSSHlP NOTICE.
~ The undersigned have this day formed Il
co-partncrship in the Dry Goods Business,
under tho name and firm of II HARNISH 4 CO..
ut the Old stand, No. AZ West King street,
where we hope by strict attention to business
to merit IL continuance OF that public conf
dence which the house has 80 generously re-
ceived in the past
JACOB HARNISII,
WITMER HESS.
LANCASTER Jan. ls iSS3 janI93t
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Kidney Complaint Cured.

B. Turner, Rochester, n. Y, writes: 81
have been for over u year subject to serious
disorder of the kidneys, and often unable to
attenn to business procured your Eurdock
Blood Bitters and was relieved before halt Il
bottle was used. intend to continue, rs
feel confident that they Will entirely cure
Ne" Price ST. For sale by II. Il. Cochran,
druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen street.
ARHroU MADE mise! .!4,l,lc hy lndi,scSt,un Con
stipaIiOn Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin
Shil0h's Vi,iliZcr Is Il positive cure. For safe
by IL. Il. Cochran, druggist, I27 and iS9 North
Queen street.
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NO POMPOUS NAME.

This curative needs no pompou5 or lncom'
urcncnsible title OF Greek or Latin TO sustain
ii, but its simple English name appeals ci-
rectly to the common sense of the people. And
the y opIo are signally manifcstinG their ap-
y, cciation of this frankness by selecting and
using DIR. BensOn's SKIN CUREin preference to
all other urOfcsSed remedies.
Dr. C.. w. Ecnson has long been well known
as a successful physician and surgeon, ana
his lite study has been the diseases OF the ner-
vous system anh OF the skin; since he has
been persuaded to put his New Remedy and
Favoritc Prescription as Il Skin Cure " on
the market. various things have sprung ur
into existence, or have woke up from tho
sleepy state in which they were before. and
now claim t.. be The Great skin Cure.
S. Beware OF limitations, or the various
articles which have been advc4 uscd for year,
or struggled along, having no real hold o.
merit on the public, that now cndcaynr t'
keen head above water by advertising them
selves as 1.-The Great Skin Cure" None is
genuine aud reliable, except Dr. &. VI. Ben
sons Skin Cure. Each package and hott'
bears his likeness. Internal and cNterna
remedy two bottles In one package. Price
| 81 90: got at your druggists.
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EOR RALDERMAN,1
W. D. STAUFFER,

jS-fd SECOND WARD.
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP No.
~ tice is hereby given that the partnership
of John Ho1tinS anu Peter AmmOn, known
rs Horting & Ammon. pDpIcIorS of the
Keystone House, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. John HOrting retiring
from the firm. The business will still be con-
tinued by Peter AmmOn.
jl9-3td HORTING Il hMMON.
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7 AIDES HAIR DRESSER.
MRS. G.. ULLER,

hADICO IIAIIs I1sA1s1k'5
Manufacturer and dealer in Hair WOrk, La
dies and Gents Wigs and T0upecs. C0ihD-
ings Strengthened and 1nasie to order hhlr
Jcwelry of all kinds made up KID Gl0ves
and Feathers cleaned and dyed. Also lai'ih's'
ShnmpOOing, at "
NOS. e,5 4 227 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
AS-FOur doors above T. X. x. Depot.
Octl6-3md*
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WHY WILL YOU cOngh when ShIlOh's cnre
will give immediate relief. Price, 10 ciS 50
cts and 81. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, drug
gist. l37 and 139 North Queen street
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MEDICAL.
A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.
[From the Home Journal
A REAL SKIN CURE.
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME.
THERE IS ONLY ONE

Beware of impostors, pirates. Or any OLD
articles which now suddenly claim to be best.
They have been tried and found wanting,
while this has been proved 4 remarkable sue
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express at 1918,
will run through to Hanover daily, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accom- iDmo.!atfOn, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, Ut l@o, viii
run through 10 Frederick.
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geGIIs1.it; >.,I.i: e,r" NsIEI.s;:G.E CEwT
ProrcriN.-Hn MONDAY ~ ENlNG,
JASU hEi =. iSS;, " i'll iu sold un the prem
~..S by tht. trustees, o he Humane Fire Com
lriny. all that lot OF ground an,l building
tr;'ci..! thereon hcin. the engine !l0us; Ui
sud company, recently Crcrtrd), J, situate Oh
the north Sit!; of West Kim; street, west OF
Charlotte street, in the city of Lancaster,
fronting on West Kim; street - feet nnd cN-
tending in depth 2ij feet, more or l. -. All
Joining properly ntJ. y. iicrZnS .tmi Phillip
Wall.
The building is substantially built. is }2. feel
wide by i"t cct deep: has :: good cellar l. two
stories in !i,'i c. and las Wl!rr:ii..l Ot her
ErnirnccI. ih~ lHidi.ec il admirably
a,iart,.'. for: market or tnirIr:0 wuruli0tIc
and The ni1tn ION buyers is directed to his
property. ~ II will hr ~:,ld al. i h :rgln.
Sale to commence. ut 7rclOc!, y. H.. of SHiL
day. wiirm tnu.iit;Om~ of s:,ir will hr l,l:l.l,.
known by LEWIS SIMON.
PETER RlrCI!IE,
leo JACOBS,
Trustees
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For an OIu ana valuable remedy see alVCr.
tiscment OF simmons Liver Regulator.
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TIA PEL ERS. sE!IgEE

4 W,r.s'RIEs,A & PORT DEPOSIT RAIL
- iS1AD TINE TABLE,
1I.+iA} .1Cy TGin regularly on the Columbia
& Ic.t. s.5To3it RniIrOid on the following
time.
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EilS S.:iEs

EsiIi Et.I>E
= TwO stores ;:nH! Dwellings. So. :}'I and
:Ji .,0rth t.u'Hn Hitrri- opposite North RI
Market EnnS". Apply "t 80. ;'ti NORTH
OF ZEN SIRGkE. ,tMi tit
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sTNiON BETiiIE..- CHURCH OF GOD -
y itCv. G. W. 'u,i,ncr. pastor. Preaching
nt i0% 4. i'll. am! "a =. a.: experience meeting
~ G:l5 i. NJ. revival services during The
week.
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:sEIDINti " COLUMBIA X. X.
hREANG EMENT PASSENGER TkAINs
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1852.

Trains connect at Recalling with train. t',:lrd
frnni Philadelphia Pot:svile, Harrisburg, Al
lcntnwn au,t New York, via Bound ErOok
Route.
i. Columbia with trains 70 and from York,
Hanover, Gettysburg. fre'iarick ami BaIti.
more. ~. WILSON, Sup,
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M Esq MISSION, ii. &. CHAPEL, CEAR-
w lultG street below misunderstanding: ::
sunday Ii I".;u L. IA. and 1.;;a y. M, by the
pastor, l.. r. 20 we'll. Sunday school ut 1:tl
y. IN. chidrrm!l meeting II q. u. Prayer
meeting on Tu 7,iay night at * o'clock.
Come.
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TITIE N.!N3STEEEAL lSSOC1ATEUE
l will meet on Monday next ut 10 Il H.. in
the -'t.'ry room of the First Reformed
churCh. n. fHAINE, Secretary.
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EHESYLVANIA RAlLROAD-NkW
J. SCUEDULE-On and after SUNBhl
OCTOBER lSt, 1882, trains on thu rclngY!
wanna Railroad will arrive ut and k;,vc the
Lancaster and Philadelphia dcpOtsa rs follows:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-27

end to their existence. The Germans have
furnished IL large proportion Of these more,
relatively, than any other nationality. The
Scandinavians have al.o furnished n respect
able percentage. The Americans and other
Fnglisll-srcaking peoples seem less inclined
to SET murder than any other nationalities.
Among the eurosities Of the suicides Of the
year We note the following; A Maryland
man killed himself because Of grief for his
first wife, although hc had taken n second
and cntiely worthy one. A Kansas man
drowned himself In II millpond, the dam or
which he had just built, because the water
proved insufficient to turn the wheel. A
PENNSYLVANIA maiden drowned herself be-
cause her parents refused their consent for
her To attcEd II ball. A Texas lawyer blew
his brains ont Immediately after losing a case
in court baltimore woman poisoned her.
self because she could not take money from
her husbands cash drawer. A California
man killed himself because his horse failed to
win race. Tho table herewith appended
shows the numLer Of cases OF fciG-dc-se re-
rorted by telegraph in the United States and
canada during 1883. or course this does no.
embrace all the suicides, hundreds having
occurred, particularly In tho Eastern, Middle
and Southern States, no mention of which
was ever made Ivy telegraph. The only States
nnrcprcsentcd In the table are Nevada, Ore
gon, Vermont, Idaho, Utah and Washington
/ Territories:
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Ly consisting Of Democrats and

fusion party Consisting Of Democrats and
Grcenbackcls.
April 1, In Rhode Island, a full stat Gov
crnment: carried by the Republicans.
April "a, In Georgia, u special election Of
Governor In place OF the late Alexander II.
stephens; carried by the Democrats.
August 0, In Kentucky, full State Gov
crnmcnt; CARED by the Democrats.
October ., in ohio and Iowa. Governors,
State officers, and part OF the whole of the
Legislature. In Ohio the Dcms Gratis wcrc
successful In this eontcs. the qu,s ion OF
dealing with the liquor trailic was Il prominent
issue. The Republicans were generally in
favor OF a stringent law, the Democrats
generally opposed to any action. The result
i'm Ohio.-the Democrats having carried Ire
observation-disclosures the election of Il Demo-
crat to succeed Mr.. Pcndlcton in the Senate.
Iowa was carried by the Republicans. In
that State also the liquor question was n
strong feature In the canvass, and the parties
took ground upon IT similar to that taken IN
Ohio. The friends of prohibition triimplcd,
but by Il narrow majority. The Legislature,
being Republican. will elect member of that
party to succeed Mr.. Allison.
On November O, elections were held IN ten
States. Massachusetts elected il Governor
and other State oificers-all Republicans
aud Legislature, also largely Republican.
New York chose minor State officers lllo Of
them Democrats except the Secretary Ut
State, the Republican candidate for That
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-12-27

May We be permitted, from the warm
est recesses OF our heart, to extend to
ourreaders, all and singular, the greeting
pertinent to the festival now in all our
minds. not with reference to its religious
significance, because that involves diff
ferences OF opinion which do not con-
Germ us, but because of all the DAYS of
the year it is the one consecratel 10
family union and to the joy Of the little
ones. Amid the trials and disappoint-
ments of life, with its losses and cares,
its temptations, sins and. deceits, we
find in the affection OF children IL love
without guile, and when Trey arc
gathered at home, he it ever so lowly,
the parents live in them again and taste
an enjoyment purer than anything else
earth can give. That to all may come
this beatitule, even though like onr-
self, they belong in the ranks of the
pinched, We very sincerely and most
cordially wish.
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MURDERS IN 1883.
\ Long ana, CHASTITY Catalogue Of Bloody
Deeds.

4 Long and CHASTITY Catalogue OF Bloody
Deeds.
The murder record OF the year 1883 Is
most frightful one. The columns of the press
have been bur,lcncd with accounts of murders
perpc,rated for money, revolving outrages
upon unprotected women, and deeds of yio-
lencc committed upon the most trivial of pre-
texts. 1t would require wnoie columns TO
give even a bare recital of the murders that
have occurred during the year, but some OF
them stand conspicuous for CHASTITY horror,
such as the murder and cutting in pieces OF
her three children by an insane mother in
Miwaukee; Il combat between despcradoes
and citizens In Montana, resulting in the
killing of seven men and the subsequent
hanging of ten of the outlaws ;thc killing of DR..
Hugh Glenn, the richest farmer in California;
the killing of Jim Elliott, the prize-fghter, by
Jerry Dunn, In Chicago; tho robbery Of
train near Fort Smith, Ark, and murder OF
the conductor, the four bandits being after
ward tried and executed; an ARRAY between
cattle her,,ers i'm Mexico, in which six men
were slain; the murder OF his wife and two
children by Charles Smith. Of Delaware coun-
killing of Walter Davis by Congressman Phil
Thompson, at Harrodsburg, Ky: an ARRAY at
Salida, Col, in which five men
received their quictus. the staying of
N. S. Dukes, by the boy Mutt, ut Uniontown,
Pa; the assassination of four county officials
In Grand county. COL; the murder of his
wife, three children and himself, by Andrew
White, of Dwight, H.; the murder of the
girls Rose Amber at Stafford, Ct, Ada
Atkinson al oxford, Ind, and Fora Burns at
Lincoln, Ill.,: the killing or his wife, three
children and himself by an insane farmer at
Ncwcomerstown, Ohio: an election riot at
Danville, Va, in which seven men were
killed; the slaughter Of George W. williams,
his wife and family at waseon, Ohio: the
murder and robbery Of wealthy English
man named Bothelmy, i'm the Indian Ter
ritory, by pretty girl named Nellie Bailey,
| with whom he was journcying to Texas; the
staying OF his wife and dauph, and sub
scauent suicide of Henry McGee, of In
dependence, No.: crime precisely similar
ny Samuel Harvey, of Swauton, Ohio; the
slaughter OF the Naybcc family on Long
Island; the horrible massacre of four people
| at Laconia, n. H.; the butchery of the
| millionaire farmer Crouch and three other
| persons, near jackson, Mich, and
| the murder OF her two children
aud suicide OF Mrs. Riall, of Baltimore. The
table given below shows the homicides COM
| mitted i'm tho United States and Canada dur.
| ing the year, as reported by telegraph.
| Every State and Territorial possession of
the Government is represented in the CHASTITY
| list, with the solitary exception of Washing
| ton Territory, from which not single kill
| ing has been reported during the last twelve
months. The South AMI West have con-
tribu.cd the larsc crops of murders. of
the total, a,3:o, the Wctarn States furnished
| l,0a4 and the Southern States s3i, while from
| the East only 3is were reported:
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Office being elected. The lie sisla,ur. Is lie.
publican.
In Pennsylvania the election was Cor
Auditor General and State Treasurer, and the
Republicans were urcessful.
In Virginia the struggle was between the
Democrats on one side, and the Republicans
and Rcadjusters, head II by Scnao or Malone.
ON the other. The Democrats we've success
fnl by decisive majority.
Minnesota chose Governor anl other
State officers, all Republicans.
Connecticut held an election for Senators
and memicrs If the lower house. The
Republicans We Wet lrio, !.
Maryland chose Il Governor and Sat oil
GERS, and n Legislature. The Democrats were
suec ,ssful.
In New Jersey mn election was HID for
Governor, Senators anl members III the
Assembly. Carried by the Democrats.
The voting i'll Nebraska was for Il ) ipsrme
Court Judge and Il University Regent The
Republican candidates were chosen.
In Mississippi I'm cl.eisn was held for
members of the Legislature, the Democrats
carrying the day.