Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-18


Certainly it cannot be claimed that a
facility for getting the malaria is an
element in the growth of u presidential
candidate and since Mr.. Hoadly, who
was not even nominated unanimously
for governor, and who lad lots of fell
lows in his party growing at him,
nevertheless was elected governor of
Ohio, the canvass being made while he
was under q doctors care in another
state, we consider the evidence strong
that he has been doomed into his presi
Dental candidacy, not 10y the merit Of
Hoadly, but solely by the enchantment
of the gubernatorial Office. Moral: BE
governor.
WE understand that it is within the
s,heme of the Order of st. Francis to
send nurses to the private houses of al
who may need and desire them no
charge being made, but Of coulse the
DeneIiciaries capable of making compen-
sation will be expected to requite the
service rendered as they may think tit.
such resource, as corps of competent
nurses ready to serve whenever called, is
certainly a great boon to population,
and the hospital of ST. Francis merits the
warm welcome ana hearty support of
our people.
a SHAEsrEARIAN revival is promised
for the coming dramatic season. Speed
| the day.
| PERHAPS there will be some people IN can
enough to iuSiuulte that Vanderbilt's
buggy accident was sly attempt 70
"beaI" the stock market.
| UP iu cultured Massachusetts, the attor-
uey general has decided that womsu
not legally a "person." This is lt.
severeSt blow that the sex has receV d
since Dr.. Mary Walker put on boots.
Thus far the effects OF the civil rights
aot decision seem to promise boom in the
col1red vote for Butler, aud "a correspond
ing loss of the negro voting strength 70
repudiator Malone.
| HEAVY fluctuations in the stock market
occurred yesterday, OuJ as they have refer
ence only TO the speculative variety IN
which stock gamblers deal, the general
plblic, holding reliable dividend paying
stocks, have no occasion for alarm.
TRICAINoIs has broken out in Ger
maoy with much virulonce, and those who
| are inclined to be flrotious attribute the
| growth OF the disease TO the exclusion OF
! the American hog. Tue United States has
reason TO congratulate itself that the
| American Torksr aroused German dis
pleasure before the epidemic set in, as the
Iron Chancellor, who is continually weep
ing at the plusity OF words there are tc
conquer, might have seized upon the in
cident to found declaration of war.
ANOTHER terrible earthquake is reported
from the L lst, this time from the western
coast of A5iastc Turkey. 1t is related that
between Chosmsh aud VOurla whole vii
lagos were wrecked, and that at least 2 00C
persons lost their lives by being buried
under the falling walls Of their dwellings
The meagre details. ,due to the isolation
of the region of the disaster, probably
exaggerata the calamity, but there can b'
no doubt that the earthquake was attended
with great suffering and loss of lite. Thi
portion Of the world seems peculiarly uu
fortunate in this respect, Not long sine
S,io, an island in the Greciau archipelago
opposite Asia Minor, was the scene of
similar devastation, while the disaster a
Ischia, in the Mediterranean, Is still fres
in the public mind. 1t might DO a wis
action on the part Of the Inhabitants o
, this uncertain region to emigrate TO tn
United States, where, IT nothing else !
assured, they can at least BE- promised
, Immunity from the terrible earthquake
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