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CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT.

GEE THIS: ROAST MEATS, WITH VEGE-
= tables and a dish Of Pudding, including Tea,
Coffee, Wine Beer, oil for 10 cents, at the Cali
fornia Restaurant 323 J street, between Third and
Fourth o9.lm
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IT is gratifying to know that Iowa has proved true
to her promise, and returns Republican Legisla-
ture
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MODESTO, October 1oth-The Central Baptist
Associa ion met at Ceres Tuesday. The introduc-
tory sermon was preached by Rev, c. L. Fisher, OF
Santa Clara county Devotional services con.
Quoted by Rev. W. NJ. Kincade, moderator j. Q. A
Henry, and o. C. Wheeler, LII D. The officers
elected were John F. Pope, moderator; Rev. j. B.
Hartwell, d. D., clerk Phil. D. Code, treasurer
Cd
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II osT-APOCKET BOOK CONTAINING ANUM.
Ia Der of Promssory Notes and other valuable
papers. Some Of the notes are payable to K. G.
Sargent and some to Sargent Brothers All persons
are warned against paying negotiating said notes.
500 reward will be paid for the return Of the book
and papers to Mills Rank, Sacramento, or San Joa.
quin Valley Bank Stockton, or to Sargent House,
Lodi, Cal. 70 questions asked.
o1l-2ws SARGENT Bros
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We sfeYn Hotel,

NOS. 200 10 2l9 X STREET,
HNHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
Leading Business aud Family Hotel OF Sacra-
mento, Cal. The most convenient 10 Postofice
Express and Land Offices all Courts and Places of
Amusement. Meals. % cents. First class in all
its appointments. Free Coach to and from the
Hotel Ts29-t1 WV. LAND, Proprietor.
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GRAND Lodge. z. and A. NI.

SAN FRANCISCO October 1oth.-In the Grand
Lodge this morning, after calling on, the Com
mittee on Credentials reported long list OF about
700 Representatives from the various subordinate
lodges OF the State. All the morning was occupied
with reports OF committees. About noon the Chair
man Of the Committee on Grievances entered with
an armful Of complaints, which he proceeded to
read, being occasionally interrupted by the de-
parture of hungry members for lunch.
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Napa County school Institute.

EAPA, October 10th.-The annual session of the
Napa County Teachers Institute began to day
Most of the teachers of the couRty are present,
and during the session lectures will be given by
State Superintendent Welcker, President Reid Of
the State University and Professor Allen OF the
State Normal School. The Institute will continue
or thrna dag
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NRUBcUgG d Lagos.

MOS. so, So AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man
rfacturers of Malt and all kinds OF Meals; Oatmeal,
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour. Buck
wheat Flour etc. New Grain Bags for sale. Agents
for Buckeve Flour Mills, Marysyille jel7-1p
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE EzooaD-Usros
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station
D. New York City. mis- 4p1yTuThS
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LadIe.' CharaI S0c'efy.-The regular
weekly meeting of the Society will be held next
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 18th, at O'Clock,
at Exempt Firemen's Hall, Eighth street, between
J and X ol0-3t'
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St. Paul's Guild !

VyHE LADIES OF ST. PAUL's GUILD o.
will give Social Party at TURNER ~
HALL, THURSDAY. OcTOBG2 nth. fR
AZ Tickets tldmitting lady and gentle S-4Ste-
mani, 81. To be had at W. A & C. S. Houghtons
and W. =. Stephenson's, No. SOC street. 90 st
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CoLUsA, October 10th.-The Pacific Annual Con-
Ference of the E. Church South is in session here,
Bishop X. h. Hargrove presiding. L. C. Renfro was
elected Secretary. To days session was devoted to
preliminary business. There are some seventy min.
listers in town, and more are coming. The Confer
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YAIlLI.IAM MSDN y FsssGEH.
The Latest Novelties

In SAILOR SUITS tor CHILDREN aic now
displayed upon our counters Tor the first time
this season, III addition TO Il fresh inVcicr OF
kILTS and Pi.EhTED WAIST STITS. These
suits have been thoroughly tesc'l and are au re
to give entire satisfaction, ~ wcwil! not allow
any goods to leave oar establishment un:"s5
we are sure they will give the buyer
the full amount OF wear in proportion t" tHc
amount OF cash paid Tor Ihe,n, a. any .s"'i>
that Will not come nip 10 our slan,!ai'! ct "E-
cellencc are rejected Tie Prices are 'r:ric
the Lowest, as we much Pr, ter wirn;nS the
cOnfdc nee of our customers hT selling non"
but strictly reliable, strongly srweh ana we'll
made garments 1T Prices that cannot i"ii 10
prove satisfactory, for We know onr aur'e-+
depends upOn the continues. patronage Ct
each en- toner.
We are prepared in the NfN'N pEfh''i~
MENT with all sizes a. May HiUr 81! lES
which We will warrant permanent "o!nrN ami
the Prices the Lowest.
The BOOT ami SHOE DErhEfM HSI has
re-supplled itself Ibis week with Il fresh and
still larger Il ID more varied stock q! all kinds
of BOOTS and SHOES iur C!liinEEN,
LADIES and GENTS.
There IL 4 SPECIALITY for GENTS il 4
SOLID. HANDSOME-MADE OXFORD HiE'
tor SPRING WEAR and u perfect ri! i& ..'ftr-
anteed.
Everything NEW and FRESH in S!'HNl''i-
ING GOODS OF all descriptions.
TRUNKS. y ALlSES, RUBBER: GOODS and
, summer l. up ROEES at Satisfactory Prices
Sole Agents tor X. DUNLAP < 60. and J.
Il: STETSON K CO.'S FINE S!Lk amt FELT
HATS.
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LEGISLATIVE PEOCEEDiNGs.
Til. Work q, the House and Senate Tod,

the WorI, at the House and senate To-day
Special Dispatch to the INTELLIaENCER.
HARRIsBUEG, Pa, April 27.-1n the
House the general revenue bill was dis
cusscsi. the pending question being the
amendment to divert the taxes now
flowing into the state treasury into the
treasures o! tho respective counties,
Townships, borOughs and municipalities,
tn apply only to taxes upon moneys at
i;:tel ost. The first section with tho
amendment was adopted.
Tho Senate.
l., the Senate to day the following bills
passed finally : House bill, authorizing
tio formation OF a corporation for the
purpose of driving and floating saw logs,
lumber and timber; providing for the
filing by the treasurer of any in
:tiiytiulis receiving state aid, month
" statements in the auditor gen-
, erals oilice; prohibiting the man
; uf,rtu,c ard sale of toy deadly weapons ;
,n prevent tho acquisition Of rights
o way by user across lands belonging
to universities and colleges The mercan-
';lo appraiser law, applying to Philadel
l,i,ia. was amended on third reading,
aboiishiug tho advertisement OF the ap
I,:aise,s' lists in newspapers.
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Protesting Against IN Indecent Exniois'on
"Justice" in selinsgrove Times.
The county of Snyder and it taxpayers
have been compelled to stand the strain Of
the .Kint.ler murder suits, and they have
stood it patiently and willingly. Old Mr..
Kintzler and his wife were cruelty muir
dered leaving no kin behind. For this
crime four persons have been convicted;
two executed, one to avoid death on the
gsllows took poison, and one is on this side
of eternity pleading that he is not guilty
and for his life before the board of par.
dons. When they were convicted and
sentenced to death, the country had fully
done her duty and all that could in rea-
son and Justice be expected from it: ::
She had paid the expenses Of trial after
trial, jurors and witness fees, paid liberal
ly for. private counsel. For two
years past Isreal Erb has protest.
ed his innocence of the crime
with which he stands charged and
has appealed to the board of pardons. Yet
the county of Snyder at each and every
meeting of the board, for month after
month and year after year, sends private
counsel to Harrisburg at the expense
of the taxpayers to demand the blood
OF this old man. Is this right? Do
the people want it done Do they
know that their money is being diverted
from its legitimate and proper use. II
the. board of pardons see proper to extend
clemency to this old man, Of whose guilt
there is some doubt, IS there a dozen de-
cent men in the country that will find
fault We all need mercy and grace, if We
deny it to others, may it not be shutting
the door upon ourselves Is it wonder
the Christian people of the state are be-
ginning to look upon as mercenary and
unchristianlike? The county officials arc
to blame for this, aud will have to answer
to the taxpayers, not only for the useless
waste of public money, but also for the
false position ih which they have placed
tho good people of the county.
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va. i,'iowing statement of William }. Cough
iii pi ;;u!ncryiIIe. Mass, is so remarkable that
W. beg Ia ;si, for il the attention OF our rea'!
Crs iio saws I'm the fall OF 1876 was taken
w;tii Il violent bIec,iinG OF the lungs, followed
hy Il severe cough. l soon began to lose MY
a.prtit" :.EI tlc5ii. ! was so weak at oAet1me
t!iai ,..:;I.t' NOT lvHIr my he'd. In the sum.
nr! s.t -! l WI i.nlttc,!tD he City Hospital.
Wade !ii,r: jliS doctors SAID l had Il hole In
r!> i,.' lang .; rif; IS - half dollar lexpend-
,ii t,,rra .:flrIrrH dollars in doctors and med
i.:n.. l"::- tar cone II ono time Il report
w,.lt aruTnh .iil: l Tte .ir::;! gave mp hope
l.,.t q frilfs! told 'na oi DR.. WM. HALLS
HAiSAM FOR TIL. LUNGS. i Iaughe ut
my friends. thinking n,y case iEcurable, hut
90: Il H. tile 10 satisfy them, when to my sur.
nriece Il qualification. l commenced TO feel
better Ny hoYc once dead, began to revive
n,,,i t. lay fcel in better spirits than have
TIC t.is. three years
".wr!tcthis liopin.r y0u VII publish 1t, 90
;t.t i.rr cI:,, aItt:ct,i Ttii Dls"iSt-'i Lungs
| -. t..i,:,'rrcyi 70 take iik. " NJ. HALLS >
| rIi ssl &nl.Tt!t. III ks. nnh i" convinced
! ii.u GUNSuMPTION CAN BE CURED.
'i>-, i.r I, tA a bottle. ana can positively say
! tha il h.i- done me more good than all the
| other Ine,iici,.c:i have taken since my sick
| ness. My cough mas almost entirely dfsap'
! uearcti anG shall soon be able to go to work
sold bv IL. r. Cochran, lS7 North Queen street
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,,Ouyu ,;o,r or sore 1 ;irCat Snoui:I 90
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an In
curlhiG Lung Disease CT Consumption
Eiuwu's bronchial Trcci:-s 10 not disorder
the atnnacn like cough syrupS aud bAlsanis,
bat act directly thninitaiAed i;arts, n.iaE'ng
t,rr,:i.au .,ve relief IN asthma. t:ronchla'
Coughs C:.ts,rih an,: the Throh Ifouhe3
.-:.ich .ingars ard Public Speakers "tc suD!';''
), For thirty wears :;rOwn's Bronchial
r'r,,,.h,.s nave; beea recoiu:nunhti by physi-
..,:.n5. ar.i always .iyu perfect sn!!siact!'''i.
!lavin : boem tested Icy w!:e and constant use
for nearly au entire generation, they have al
,a1,,ai wei. leli;cu RAM. among t;ie few staple
r..lue,i:t.s OF Inc as1. sold 1t y cents a ooS
.,-.,, T.. b.,r, mV-lVuTThEF&iyw
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nUislIC SALE-ON SATUEDAH, April
2S 1885, will be sold at public sale at Stew.
arts Lancaster Stock Yards one carload OF
WESTMOHELAND COUNTY COWS AND
STOCK BULLS.
Some OF the cows are fresh and some are
springing. sale to commence at ! O'Clock,
nstSt FRANK MCCLAIN.
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AS-PLAIN TALK FROM DIR SWAYNE-10 Whom
1t May Concern: Itching Piles is one OF the
most annoying complaints known to physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether lie Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly alter get
ting warm. 1t seems as If pin worms were
crawling III or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing that my ointment IS super
lOr to any article In tln market, guarantee IL
to cure the worst case of itching piles In exist
ence.
(Signedl, HSWAiNE, Nj. ID.
Dr. Swayne's Ointme int Is also pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch, salt rheum, cry
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and all scaly.
crusty, itchy skin eruptiOns. Sold by all
prominent druggists. or will be sent for 80 cts.
Tin Sc. stamps), boxes. sl.25. Address, DR.,
Swayne h Son, Phil 'deiphia, Pa.
Octl4-lydTu. .Th&S&w
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). Albright g i;r2, No. lo; East King street
h:lvu lust completed the improvements that
hay. been .;oinE or. tor some time in their old
cei:.bi -h"I :'':c. Of basiness. Their new
front y. p SlA,s has been supplemented
by Hi ,Htirr renovation and remodel.
i'm; OF the iltrlio! of their slorc-rOOm, which
h}F been i!"Hds0mclY painted, papered and
W,ii:l- -rrt,':, and filed with new fixtures and
ii '..,.,i~ Two large rooms upstairs have
h~,li .,..,l.ri - their inanu factory This firm.
IIai.,., s..': nr-t ola. : work ana pays first
GA prices !tvinsc since the panic. increased
Ih":r workn.cn' wages three times, E'thout
',!:Ci::lt.on
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Live Ssock Market.

CHIcAGo-Hogs-Receip 5000 head; ship
ments, 4 SEQ head fair demand, but pricas 1Oc
lower; mixed. Z COAT s. heavy, ~ 4O6g7 - ::
light. u OO07 50 skps, "a CO16 IS.
Cattlc-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments ..5Op
head weak anu shade lower; pretty we'll
closed ut the decline exports u 1895 90:
choice shipping, % SO06 20; common to tair.
S. 25G5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, i.5c0
head strong and 1O9l5c higher; all sold ca ";
common to fair, S S5Gl 50 gOOst to choice,
s. 5O05 Is.
EAST LIBRRTY-Cattle =. Receipts. :O; ea,' :;
closed firm prime, 81 500eS7% fair to good,
$6G6 40 common, S5I5 50.
HOgs-Keceipts, 2.3OO head market firm {;
Philahelphias. s. 9O0S 10: Workers, 81 Goa 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head market slow :;
prime wool, s. 5O@96: clipped, 81 7505 y fair
common wool, $404 so, clipped, $S93 30
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NDls SALE CHEaP.-A FRAME HuiLb-
Il inpoO feet wide and 9S feet long, one side
glass ana part OF the root glass. Also, p"rler'
Hatcher; capacity, 9lS eggs. Apply at
ao5-3lk Il EAST WALNUT STREET.
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sHca.,rh PRISONERS Arrested.

Last evening Chief OF Police De;ch".
i.a.l occasion to visit UtZinger's saloon on
Middle street to subpoena witness. While
there FianS Lee. who stole John ID. "or
TONS watch, and who after being placed
in the lcckup, escaped therefrom. rs has
been before reported, stepped into th'
harropm and asked for a glass Of beer
The chief at once recognized and arrested
him. lie denied his identity for Il whi,',
Int finally admitted that he Was on. ''!
the three meu who escaped from the lookup
yesterday morning. He was taken before
Alderman Barr, who committed him 60
the county Jail tor a hearing.
Joe Hinder, who escaped st the same
time, was discovered last evening in The
western part of the city by Officer i'ar-
man and taken into custody. llo was
locked up for the night aud taken before
The mayor this morning, who sent hi''l e
Jail for GO dais for being drunk and dis
orderly
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PmADHzIuA, April N.--Flour steady ;
superhne, . s503 ~; extra, g 1904 IS ;
Penn'a Family, 8 1905 ..
Rye flour at g Gas Is
Wheat easieri; No. western Rcd. q eoI !;
No 3do, 81 l63< mo. Pa Red, 81 9S0l g.
Corn quiet for local use.
Oats quiet.
Rye scarce at 7061ac
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
butter firm Tor best grades Pa. Creamery
extra, 0G3lc Western, eSS02Oc.
Rolls nominal at 90l3c, as to quality
Eggs steady Pa, l6kc: Western, lGc.
Cheese quiet, bnt firm.
Petroleum duh Refined, 7E0Sc.
Whisky at 81 10
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Mothers, MstnersIl mornersn

Arc you. disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sict child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain OF cutting teeth If
so, go at once and get q bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t Will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediateIy-depend
upon it; there is no mistake about IL. There
is not d mother on earth VINO has ever used It,
who will not toll you at once that 1t will re.,u-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic II is perfectly safe ID use in AL:
cases, apd pleasant to the taste, ami Is the
prescription OF ono OF the Oldest ana best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere a' cents IL bottle.
m2-Iy-M.W&S&w
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NPECLIL EG1ICES.
Heurv's Carbolic Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores. ulcers, salt rheum. letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve IS
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HKNRY's CAREoLIc SALvE, as all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold I'm Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Queen street. my24
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.ynhn Wyncoop's AcCi.:en..

1t :.ems that the accident to JOHN WSn-
coop, dealer in horses, occurred Ill Altoona,
not in Harrisburg, as reported. Accord
:..g to the Tines he arrived in Altoona on
Wednesday night about 10 o'clock with
seventeen head of horses which ho
Was taking 20 Lancaster. The tram
"n which in arrived stopped o the
u.a,ern end Of tho city, ard Mr..
tTynconp, with two other drOvers, LEFT the
,,i;n,,~r :.ll started to walk down the
track ;'.to the city. They had not gone :.
great distance when Mr.. Wyncoop stcpr:,
into 2 sew cr about three feet deep, break
ing his ieg below the knee. His com
...:nion carried i.im back to the caboosc,
md us soon as 4 strctcher could be pro
.'nra,! ia was carried to the Office of the
company physician, where the injured
,i,enlhar was reset. He remained Cvec
night in Ec office Of the company p:lya-
rian, ;.;sd was sent home next morning.
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Marrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock
while workman were engaged il pulling
down ,Iulins Loeb's old building, South
Queen street, opposite the Fountain Inn:
a beavy girder fell on one Of them and
piupcl him to the ground. He was
picked up for dead, but was only stunned.
Had there not been a depression in the
debris where he fell he would have been
crushed to death.
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Package Party.

Fulton Home, H. c. 3. u, had pack
age party at Odd Fellows hall last even
ing which was quite largely attended. The
Eden band was present and discoursed
excellent music. The sale of packages
was spirited, and enough money was
reali1 d 80 pay the balance due On the
society's organ. There were three prizes
given away--ona OF them, a watch. was
taken by i little daughter OF Christian
Deer. The winners of the other prizes, q
chambcr set and 2 caster, were not pr-
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TnE ..aislJl,N RDARI,.

SiIas Gray Saved From tho GaliOws
Governor Pattison today commuted the
death penalty of Silas Gray, Of Westmore-
land county, to imprisonment for life.
The First Pardon Granted.
The board of pardons this morning re-
commended the pardon of Phillip DOvan, .
Philadelphia burglar, who, it is reported,
will soon die of consumption. The pardon
which is tho first recommended by the
new board was requested by Richard Vau1
and other prominent citizens of PhiIadel'
phia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-27

At meeting Of the G. 4. H., last even
ing, it was reported that Rev. j. A
Peters, of the FIRST Reformed church,
would preach the Decoration Day sermon :;
Col. Scovilie, of Camden. will deliver the
oration in the court house in the evening !;
the flowers will bo tied in the orphans
court room ; the music committee re.
ported progress 500 flags were ordered
TO mark the graves 4; invitations to the
societies desired to participate will be sent
ont next week ; Collector Benz. Henry
reported $40 raised for expenses and $50
more needed; the committee will meet
again next Thursday evening.
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Hanged This Morning.

ELlzAEETnTowN, N. j., April 81
Henry Debosneys was hanged in the jail
ward here at :52 o'clock this morning,
for the murder of his wife last summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-27

Although there is new editor.iu-cbief
directing the New York Times, there is no
break in the line of ability and experience
in that journal. Charles Il. Miller, tho
new chief, is not new to the Times. AS a
scholar he was graduated at Harvard, and
as a journalist in the Office of tho SPRING
field Republican. He took the masters
degree on the New York Times, where he
has been one of the principal editorial
writer's since 1876, his leading articles and
his editorial correspondence being marked
by a fund of information and intellectual
force that have won him high reputa-
tiOn.
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SiaDticr Suit.

Sanu.i Slyicr of Lititz, has brought a
suit for SANDER against Jacob Withers,
who is charged by him with circulating
reports affecting his character.
Henry f. Wolf, of Columbia, has
brought suit for slauder against Edward
L. Yehn, OF Mnuntvile.
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yaX Cni!ector Appointed.

'ii,' rourty comm issioncrs have ap-
pointed T.. :. Albright collector Of the
state a''I ,."uii;y :ax Of th: cas-: wards,
VIC Il. Z. Non::ersmi;I declined. The
ratc :" u ,.:.i hir. Albright is $1.T6 per
$lGO.
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Sh2.ghf3nod.

NORTH Lime street opposite the Lancas-
ter cemetery has at last been Strengthened ;
the cemetery fence has been set back and
the street widened to its proper width,
giving the neighhorhood a greatly i'm
piOrrti arurrFarca
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Yo:, t:cpuh!i,:,n.
Oar ErlJuc.' " nt.'' was in town on
"Wednesday :InG called to hce us, ~ he
W. 'r.u:,' - ,l,,, and We wcro glad {" see
hin.
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FO0Hti Guilty.
Foul Play.

Rush CITY. Mimi. April 27.-On tho
81, of last November tho wife of Gustav
Norh disappeared, He stated that she
had run away with another man. Yester-
day her body was found in Rush lake,
with q stone tied to her waist. Nord will
be arrested.
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= Tram .YulnDGr.

Oni:.r Roy, o: tho Pennsylvania police,
go,,hl,d up = man ygl.o Was stealing \ ride
On III early train. lie was taken before
Alderman 'McConomy, by whom he was
disc!:"!Ccd or narInrnt Uc costs.