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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-05
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING FEB. 5, 1883.
RUSHING WATERS.
raE GREAT DAMAGE DONE IN OHIO

! trains Derailed and Wrecked and PeopI.
KiI;ed-The leo in the Susque
hanna River.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 5.-Dispatches
from points in this state show that the
floods had not abated last evening. Sew
eral railroad bridges have been swept
away. A freight train on the
Valley railroad was derailed yes
terday near Canton in consequence
of wash out and John McAllister, fore
man, was killed, and Frank Ingersoll, en-
gineer, fatally injured. Between Akron
and Orrville a passenger train ran into a
wash-out and another following dashed
into the wreck. The sleeping car porter
was killed and half dozen passengers in
jured. The Lake Shore bridge at Fre-
mont went down before the rush of ice
yesterday carrying freight train with it..
Isaac Parker, conductor, and brakeman,
were killed. Fremont is flooded and
several persons are reported drowned.
Much damage is reported in the valleys in
the northern portion of the state.
Further Details.
AKRON, Ohio, Feb. 5.--Ful!er informa-
tion received to-day increases the previous
estimates Of the losses by the floods.
The New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroad has trains running
between Kent and Gallon. The
Cuyahoga Valley road cannot be op-
Grated for several days to come. The
Connoton Valley road will send a
trial train from Canton this after
noon. On the Tuscorawas Valley road
trains have been abandoned. Drawing
tho water south from Summit Lake
to save the city carried away the
bridge on the Cleveland, Akron
& Columbus railroad, just as a
crowded Fort Wayne express train got
across. A Connoton coal train has been
ditched at Brimfield in a washout, and the
brakeman, James McAllister, was killed.
One Hundred Houses Under Water.
CANTON, o., Feb. 5.-One hundred
houses in the southern portion of this city
are under water. The weather has been
clear and cold for the past thirty hours.
Ice Gorge In tho River.
WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, Feb. 5.--The Sus-
quehanna river here is ten feet above low
water mark. The ice gorge, which had
formed above Lock Haven, moved this
morning, and is now lodged at the upper
end of the Williamsport boom. There are
40 present fears of trouble.
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POULTRY FARMERS.
Annual Report OF Treasurer and Secretary
Plan to Pay Debts-ElectiOn OF Onicers
Proposal to Amend Bylaws

Annual Report OF Treasurer aud Secretary
Plan to Pay Debts-Election OF Omcers
Proposal to Amend Bylaws
i stated meeting of the Lancaster
poultry association was held in the agri-
cultural room Of city hall this morning at
10 O'Clock.
The following named members we're pres
ent G. a. Geyer, president, FlOrin ;J. B..
Lichty, secretary, city John +. Schum,
city J. l.. Bruner, Mount Joy F. R.
Diffenderifer, city G. A. Cast, city !; j.
NJ Johnston. city VIM. A. Schoenberger
city Chas. E. Long. city; Charles Lip
lvld, city S. z. Eby, city.
Treasurer J. r. Schum presented a brief
report which showed that he had received
from the sale of tickets at the door of the
late fax $29G.30, and paid out $292. 50,
leaving balance ia the treasury of So. so.
J. Il. Lichty, secretary, presented his
annual report. 1t showed that there were
over fifty members in good standing. That
there were losses at the late poultry cxhi-
biton of the society of about $500, caused
principally by the cost Of new coops, and
thc unusually small attendance at the fair
hy reason of bad weather. The total in
.sbtedness of the society to date is S32S. .1G,
unpl;d prcmirni' S142 50, and loan due
tic treasurer of $2j.
Mr.. J. Il. Long offered q resolution to
tie effect that the society purchase from
j. t. LicLty two shares of the Union
building association, Oh which he has paid
over 500, and then negotiate a loan OF
500 on said shares, thereby paying all the
Indebtedness Of the society provided that
twenty members agree to contribute the
cents each month, which contribution
shall cntitle said members to 4 life men,
bcrship in the society, and Furthermore,
entitle them to the ownership of whatever
cOOpS, DC, belong to the society when the
loan shall be paid ill fall.
The resolution WAS adopted, but after
debate it was rcconSihercd, and laid upon
the table
MIR. G. f. Long moved that the president
appoint !, committee Of five members re-
siding in the city Of lancaster to make
such arrangements as they may deem
advisable to pay all bills due by the society
and report it at IN adjourned meeting of
this society to he held on Friday the 10th,
inst.,. at 1890 and that the secretary be
authorized 10 notify every member of
society to be present.
The resolution WAS adopted and the
chair appointed Charles L. Long, J. Il.
I.ichty, J. b. Long, Chas. Lippold and
John f. Schum, said committee.
Mr. c. E. Long moved to amend the by
laws by having the stated meetings of the
society held on tho first Friday of every
month ut 1920 a. n. instead Of the first
Monday. The amendment was laid over
under the rule.
The following oflice were elected
Presideut-Geo. A. Geyer.
Vice Presidents-T. Frank Evans. NJ.
l.. Greider.
Corresponding Sccretary-,Ios. r. iris
sler.
Recording Secretary-J. Il. Lichty.
Treasurer--JOhn +. Schum.
Executive COMMUNICATIONS Bruner,
Chas. Lippold, W. 4. Schoenberger, DIR.
+. Ii. Wilmer, ). Flowers.
Adjourned to meet next Friday week.
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Was 1t n Love Feast?

State Senator John NJ. Stehmaa gave q
dinner at the Stevens House on Saturday
from to = p m. Among those present
were Senator Mylin, Prothonotary Fridy,
Sheriff High, Editor Hiestand, Counsellor
]. Hay Brown, and Levi Sensenig. All
agree that it was good din
ner and q good time, but there
is a rcticencc about who was there and
what took place, which invites the conclu-
sion that it had some political significance,
especially since some lately antag onistic
political clements were represented in tho
guests. But as they were all for Stehman
in his late victory it is supposed
the reunion had no other significance than
the celebration of this event. Editor Geist
was not there.
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In the Oid Place,

Owing to the impairment of his health
from confinement in the store, Mr.. G. Il.
Wilson, the popular junior member of the
firm of Finn & Wilson, has withdrawn
from business, and has sold his interest
to Maj. B. F. Breneman, the former part
ner of Mr.. Fliur, from whom Mr.. Wilson
bought the interest from which he now
retires. Major Breneman has long been
known in mercantile circles as {. popular
and accomplished business man and his
return to his familiar place will be a source
of much satisfaction, while the good
wishes of Il large circle of personal and
business acquaintances for restoration of
health will follow Mr.. Wilson into what
ever new pursuits he may engage in.
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i!filsSGllIfiIS.

"1hc .NetcOrs.'-'' The Mcteors,' hc;,dc by
Evans, Bryant and IIOcy, will be here on
Wednesday night. The party played in Harry
williams Academy, Pittsburgh, last week,
ard people were turned away every night.
Thcy almost went wild over the funny play
entitled "Tnc Book Agent The specially
people are very strong and il is seldom that
80 many h"h-saaried actors get into one
party. Any lover of amusement will see 1T Il
glance that this list OF people includes those
who stand in the very first rank OF their pro-
fessiOns.
The "I'irUtes' To omOrror.-f.i!bert x Suili-
vans very entertaining opera. the Pirates OF
PcnZance," will be given i'll Fulton opera
house tomorrow evening by the German
opera company. The merits OF this company
have been highly endorsed by the press and,
from the reception they received from Lap
caster theatrngoers upon their last appear
anqc here some week ago, ii may be safely
presumed that they will be as flattcringly re-
cclved Tuesday evening. Besides ths large
number in the troupe, II is Nuthoritatvcly
stated That TAGliapictla, the celebrate! I'al-
ian biritOnr Will accompany the troupe and
take one OF the characters OF ih:. play.
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Obj CARl.
peati, OF Samuel Martin.

Samuel Martin, of Providence town.
ship, died at 8 o'clock last night in the list
year of his age. Mr.. Martin was farmer
and an old resident of the township. He
was a member Of the Church of God at
Stire Bethel church. He leaves y family
of five children, all of whom are grown.
The cause Of his death was typhoid fever.
He was the brother of the late George
Martin, cx.sherif.
Death of DIR. bowman.
News has reached this city of the death,
after a lingering illness, from some affec.
ton OF the heart, of DR.. Bowman, of
Neffsville, a well-known physician and
promin ent citizen.
DR.. E. J. Bowman, son of the late DIR.
Bowman, was in his 51st year, and leaves
two childic,, one of them Mrs. Geo.
Diller, of this city. The Immediate cause
of his death was paralysis of tho heart,
d. though lie had been i'll for 4 week,
his death was sudden. He was skillful
physician and had large practice.
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DOINGS IN CONGRESS.
Some Personalities InduISed in In the
House.

Some Personalities InduIsed in In the
House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The supreme
court to DAY decided that the New York
state head tax Oh cmigrants unconsttu-
tional.
In the House a motion to suspend the
rules aud pass the bill dividing the terri
tory of Dakota gave rise to brief but
interesting debate, in course of which
Mr.. Burrows Mich.) and Mr..
Randall Pa. indulged in some
very sharp language towards each
other, which, created little excitement.
The motion was lost, not receiving the
necessary two-thirds in affirmative.
In the Senate at the ciOsa of the morn
ing business, an executive session was
held, at the conclusion of which the con
siteraton of the tariff bill was resumed.
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. WIN most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally, ,ard thereby more certainly roiev
pain, whether chronic Or acute. :iar any other
pain allaviator, and it is warranted double the
st,eDE; h Gi any similar preparation. Ii cures
ra;n In the Sid'., Back or Bowels. Sore ThrOai ,
rheumatism ans. Al ACHES. and tS THE
EE.saT M:1LIEVEk OF PAIN. "BKOwN 3
tiol;sgEGIsi rANAcGA" should be in every
family i sc"spOcnful of tie Panacea in q
tam,.ler OF hot water tswee:ened If preferredl !,
taken nj l.e,. time will BREAK UP COLD. . cts
{; bottle iS5It-lYdM. .W&S&W
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 5.-Flour firm, but quiet;
Superfne, Ss s56s 50; extra, s. 1904 y !;
Penn'a Family, "a 7505 90: Ohio and Indiana
Family. $S65 30; Minnesota extra. IS 5015 IS !;
do straight, IS SSd6 so Winter Patent, &c $50
8 81; Spring do, sS 75675 50.
Rye flour at IS SOSli %.
Wheat firm, but quiet No. : Western Red,
81 151G1 l6 Delaware and Pennsylvania Red,
q 1l9l l5E; Longberry Red and Amber sl l9
Corn dull for local use; Steamer, 6sG64c !;
Yellow,Ssc; Mixed 671ac; No. Mixed, eO@
&c.
Oats steady No. White, Sic; No. = DO.
491sc; No. do, 4Shc: No. mixed, i61:c.
Rye nominal none here.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm !; City Kettle. 1lAc; loose butch
erS, l0Ac prime steam, $l1 so.
Butter-choice nrm, other grades neglected
ana weak !; Pa. Creamery extra, SIC; Western
do, SG35c frsts, 30c; Bradford county and
New York extra, Sc; do firsts. A025c;
&c.
Rolls dull Penn'a, 156Nc Western. l50s2c.
Eggs frmer on scarcity; Penna, c9kNSOc
Western, &c Lined, lSGl9c.
Cheese dull but steady and unchanged.
Whisky Mt 81 20.
seeds-Clover quiet at sls 5ORls 50 for new
Timothy dull al 81 1512 35 Flaxseed scarce
at II 451l II.
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All respectable druggists sell Simmons Liver
Regulator.

Don't give up and say there Is no help tor
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in head since
thousands testify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them. Price so cents.
Apply into nostiils with Ettle finger.
Au invaluable article. An article like Elys
Cream Balm has long been desired, and now
that il is within the reach of sufferers from
Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in tie head there
is every reason to believe they will make the
most of II. DR.. W. +. Buckman, w. f. Ham,
man, Druggist, and other Eastonians have
given it Il trial. and I'LL recommend 1t in the
highest tcrms.-Easton. Pa, Daily Argus.
Oct. Z 1879.
EIys' Cream lislra cured me OF Catarrh of
many years standing-restored my sense OF
smell For colds in the head II works like
magic. E, II. SHERWOOD National State Bank,
Elizabeth, n. J. j3I-2wdm W&F
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COURT.
business Transacted on Saturday Road
Viewers Appointed.

]
| Viewers Appointed.
On Saturday afternoon the court met to
hear the undisposed applications for
license ; the only cases, that of VIM.
Shultz, of the Eighth ward, and E E.
Nipple, Of Mount Joy, were postponed
until Wednesday next.
On petition of Barbara Burgess, of
Providence, Barbara Evans, with the con-
| sent Of her parents, was decreed the
adopted child of MIR. Burgess, to be in
future known as Barbara Burgess, and to
have all the rights of a child and heir of
her foster parent.
The court has made the following ap
pointment of viewers and confirmed ab-
solutely the report of viewers of pro-
posed road, to commence at the terminus
of the New Danville & Lancaster turnpike
and to end Oh the Marticville road.
On the petition for viewers to select a
site for bridge over Conowingo creek,
between the townships OF Mt. Joy, i'll
Lancaster county, and Cone ewago township,
in Dauphn county, the court appointed
Benz Greider, John Zellers and John Nau-
man.
On the petition to divide Drumore town
ship into two election districts, the court
appointed, as commissioners, Abner G.
Wood, Abner Carter aud David Jackson.
On the petition to divide East Hemp
field township into two election districts,
the court appointed, as commissioners w.
NJ. Slaymaker, Jos. G. Carpenter and JAG.
VI. FrantZ.
Or the petition for public road on the
Old Pennsylvania railroad bed, in East
hampeter township, the court appointed
as viewers, Calvin Cooper, David F. Ian
dis and Michael Metzgar.
On the petition to vacate part of the
road in Colerain township, on the road
running from Spruce Grove, to its inter
section with the road leading from Will
sons mill to Worth's bridge, court ap-
pointed, as viewers, Jas. ]. Penny, David
Jackson and Jeremiah B. Boyd.
On a petition to review and vacate parts
of the above road in Coerain township,
and lay out another in lieu thereof, the
court appointed as reviewers Jno.J Penny,
David Jackson and J B. Boyd.
This morning Jno. Il. Dennis was
brought before Judge Patterson, for final
hearing on the subject of his rendition to
the Missouri authorities but, in conse-
quence of the primary hearing before the
the governor being fixed for tomorrow,
the final disposition of the case, by Judge
Patterson, was again continued.
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A FAITHFUL DOG.


HIS Adventures ana MlSAOSenturSs.
The other night Daniel Lefevre, who
resides near Nelfsyillc, drove to Lancaster
to take the cars for the west. Unknown
to him his dog, of the shepherd breed,
followed him. Mr.. Lefevre put his team
and dog 10 charge of Fred Brimmer,
hveryman, to keep until he came back.
The dog was locked up in a stall, the door
OF which is made of flooring boards. Dur
ing the night the dog gnawed hole in
the boards, large enough to premit him to
escape, but as his master S team was on
tue premises he remained with it. On
Friday Edw. Baumgardener, one of Mr..
Brimmer's men, had occasion to drive to
Farmcrsville. He Gsed Mr.. Lefevre's
team and took the dog along with him,
and on reaching point on the road that
was near Mr.. Leievre's home he gave the
dog Il whipping for the purpose of soaring
him and making him run home. The dog
ran off to 4 safe distance, but con-
tinucd to follow the team. The driver
came home by different route from
that by which he went out, crossing
the Conestoga at Winners bridge, the
dog continuing to follow him. When at
Winners bridge a large strange dog came
running towards the shepherd, and the
latter, apparently afraid to get into fight
jumped over the guard wall of the bridge
and fell upon the ice some thirty feet be-
low. The driver took it for granted the
dog Was killed but not long Afterwards, he
was seen scrambling up the steep banks
of the creek. and followed the team to
Brimmer's livery, where he will remain
until Mr.. Lefnvros return He is pretty
we'll jammed up, but looks rs if lie
would rather take another whipping and
a thirty feet fall, than forsaka his master
or his masters team.
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Mothers! MotnersI! mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it: there is no mistake about it. There
Is not q mother on earth VINO has ever used 1t,
who Will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to tho child, operating
like magic It is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to tho taste and is the
prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
m2.ly-M, W&S&w
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THE PRISON.

as.u!ar Monthly Meeting uf the Inspectors.
The board Of prison inspectors held their
regular monthly meeting to-day, all the
members being present. A number of
bills were presented and approved. The
resignation of George a. Smith, under
keeper, was received and accepted to date
from Feb. 1st. His term would have run
to April 1st. The board resolved to hold
"a special meeting on mex. Monday to take
action in regard to bummer's hall which
is insufficient for the purposes assigned.
The clerk was directed to make out Il list
O: all bills outstanding, due the prison,
and report ut the next meeting OF the
board. 1t was agreed that the salaries oI
the officers shall remain rs before.
The proposals for printing the annual
report were oponed and they were as fol-
follows Examiner, $26 1NTELIGENCER,
s23 John II. Pearsol, $24 so Neao Era,
$50. Tle contract was awarded 10 the
INTELLIGENCER. Tie bids for the convict
labor GU cigars for the ensuing year We're
opened. They were as follows IL Steh-
man & Co., 81 per thousand A. &. Herr,
ST. The contact was not awarded. DIR. j.
X. Shirk was elected prison physician for
the next year. lie had four votes and DIR.
Compton two. Mr.. Hagen was appointed
to invite the members OF the Senate and
Legislature from this county to visit and
inspect the prison on next Monday.
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Sale OF Horses.

Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, Saturday, February Sd, 1888,
at the Keystone house, Lancaster city,
for Bitter " Kepperling, Is head of Can
ada horses at m average a price of $780,
GGS per head.
by the same on the same day. at Mil
lersville, for Harry C. Lintner, IL head Of
cows at an average price of $3.50 per
head.
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Purify the BlOoo.
swAYNK's PILLS"
SWAYNE'S PILLS."
"SwAYNE'S PILLS"
ACY9 AS A HEART CORRECTOR


and by cleansing, regulating and strengthen.
ing the organs OF digestion. secretion and alb
sorption. cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner-
yousness, Dizziness, Debility, Billiousness,
Bad Breath, Jaundice, L1verand Kidney Com.
paint, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation,
Fevers, Malaria and Contagion, Fever an
Asuc. Diarrhoea. Dropsy. Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities Of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in u healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action, and expelling
by the bowels anu kidneys tho matter that
poisons the foundations OF life, Be particular
to obtain " "Swayne's Pill Price . cents q
box OF 80 pills, or boxes 81.
Prepared only by DR.. SwAYNE u Son. Phiia-
tielphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist Tor them. Sent by mall
TO any address. oc.feOd&wM.W,F
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POOR IRELAND.
NO Money, No Food, hut DeaIl


DUBLIN, Feb. "a man was found
starved to death at Loushrea, County
Galway. AT the inquiry into the case a
poor-law guardian said the case was
only one of many in a crowd OF
hungry people gathered i'll front Of
the residence in Longhrea of Rev.
Patrick Duggan, Roman Catholic bishop
of Cloufert, on Sunday. The bishop in.
formed them that he and the priests had
distributed every shilling available, and
said tho opening OF relief works was the
only resource left to relievo tho suffering.
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lsefOre Squire hIcGlInH @.

The complaints made by Martin r.
Hess against James Doebcr, before Al.
derman Michael McGlinn were dismissed
this morning upon payment Of costs and
promise of better behavior by the defend
ant. Henry Beckman was sent out for
ten days for drunken and disorderly con-
duct. Constable Fordney had arrested all
the offenders.
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Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February s. Cattle market
dull; sales, 800 head prime GAGl7c;
good ut 6161ac; medium ut 5]a05Ac; common
at 44G5Ac.
Sheep dull sales. 1900 heat prime. 63.20
6Ac; good. 5A9614c; medium, 434G5l4c;
common, SHSl4c.
Hogs-market dull sales. 1900 head
prime, 9s46lOc good. 9I44B9Ic; medium,
SAg9c common, SI<1S1lc.
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CassIGy's Action i'll the COntroiIership
Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Attorney gen.
eraI Cassidy to-day fled reasons setting
forth grounds for q writ of quo warrantO
to tho supreme court in the matter Of the
city eontrolership dispute. Argument
was fixed Tor Wednesday next.
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Tne silver Dnllnr to be Still Coined.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The House com
mittee Oh coinage this morning, by vote
of six to one, decided that it was intx-
pedient 30 stop the coinage of the standard
silver dollar The committee also, by Il
vote of five to two, decided that % per
cent. is sufficient reserve to maintain in
the treasury for the redemption of legal
tenders, and that any surplus above this
sum Should be used in the redemption Of
bonds
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Live Stock Market.

CHICAGo-Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments, 400 head; trade slow, prices stronger
and sc higher; quality not so good heavy
sold at IS S597 3 tor good TO prime lots: light
bacon, u 80 soGS ss 90: fancy, ry, sG 1895 s.; & mixed
Cattle-ReceiptS. Loo head; shipments,
800 head market slow but steady offerings
Mgnt anu ueman !. AM Modera,e poor s 70 Snoiee e
stOckers and feeders, 50 a. so.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
1900 head market quiet and unchanged
common to prime, 81 OOl5 90.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 5.-A boiler
exploSed this morning at the works of the
Catasauqua manufacturing, Catasauqua
The buildings were badly wrecked and
a firemen was scalded.
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Gladstone r.ecefves !. Threatening Letter
LONDON, Feb. 5.--Mr. Gladstone has re
ceived 4 threatening letter announcing
that an arrangement has been made to
murder him if he returns to London. No
importance is attached to the threat.