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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

REFuRE JuDuE tIyISusrON.

REFuRE JUDGE LIVINGSTON.
In tho case Of Mary lluiloid Va. T.. Il.
Snyder, the jury under the instructions of
the court rendered verdict In favor Of
defendant. The question ~ tho case was
ono oi law aud that the court decided.
BFFURE JUDGE PATTERSON.
In tho cmo of Annie Il. Bowers w. the
huchor savings bank of pittsburg the
jury rendered verdict IN favor uf the
plaiutin.
In tho case IT William cabling ot AL, Va.
Benjamin Eabling, the Jury after having
been out for almost ~ hours came into
court this morning aud rendered a verdict
III favor Of tho plaintiff for $)SI - tof the
land aud tonomcnts described IN the
praecipo they tO bc released aud the title
made and delivered To defendant II he pay
To plaintiff on or before Awil /, 1891, tho
sum Oi sJSl,lJ with intoTcst from October
1855, aud tho costs oi suit.
Liocuse Granted
Wm j. Kennedy was granted "A nccnso
u pcddle with two horses.
john Cross, Of this city was granted a
soldiers poddlar's licouse.
current tiusin--s
In the case of q. &. Quincy VA. Robert
Warden, rcaSOnS for new trial were fled
Exceptions wcro filed TO tho report of
viewers who assessed the damages of the
taking of land of John X Eshbach, of
MlllcrsyIllc, for school purposes aud a
petition for reviewers was presented
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Now that the leaves are fast falling
from the trees the electric light company
is strnging its wires in this city. 1t is
strange, indeed, that the city authorities
are willing to see this work 20 on, when
they cannot but know that the city will
not be lighted from these electric poles
during the ehalf of the year when the leave
are on the trees, II the lamp committee
OF councils, which has the responsibility
of this matter, will run over to our neigh
boring city o. Reading its members will
see how ineffective the electric light is
In lighting the streets of that city,
which is by no means so thickly
shaded as Lancaster. The light being
suspended 80 high, is entirely obstructed
by the trees, Instead Of shining under
them, as from the gas lamps
The streets where the trees obslruct the
light areas dark in Reading as though
there was no light at all in them. If the
electric lamps were hung up 50 high
that they would shine down into the
streets they would light them as the
moon does but when they are 50 hung
so as to meet the full obstruction of the
trees they are entirely useless. Why
should the mutilatiOn of our trees 90 on
aud the ugly poles go up, to say nothing
OF the money wasted, when no light will
be shed upon most of our streets during
iull half OF the year? What do the wise
councilmen say
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

The DAuntless, of Mount Joy, will be
here on Monday. They still have an idea
they can defeat the Ironsides.
The first professional base ball associa
ton was organized in 1871, when nine
clubs contested, and the Athletic, of Phil
adelphla, won the championship.
Buffalo ls tho poorest drawing city in
tho league. Tho BufialOs lost money on
their own grounds this season, but made
1t up away from homo.
The Cincinnati management will erect a
gymnasium this winter for the use of
players in tho spring aud winter time. 1t
Will be provided with glass roof, afford
ing plenty Of light for tho players to 20
through their field practice under cover.
The lronsides were defeated in Altoona
yesterday by the score of to >. Few par
ticulars Of tho game have been learned
here. Ed. Sullivan pitched for the home
club and HOfford for the Ironsides. There
were no earned runs in the game and tho
lronsides had costly errors.
Tne following dispatch was received
from Altoona this aft6rnOon in regard to
yesterdays game "ImpossibIe to mail
score. Loose game. No easned run.
lronsides-Base hits, 3; errors, Z; wild
pitches (lloiford), 3; struck out by Rpf
ford, 3. Altoona-Base hits, . errors, . /;
wild pitches,O Struck out by Sullivan o."
baseball Yesterday.
At Baltimore (seven innings) Balti.
more o, Buffalo q st. Louis-St. Louis
3, Detroit Observation-Disclosures I, +,
Cincinnati U.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
TuE RErDK SYNOD.
hu7'u"-s Transacted at inursdsy's and 4
day Sessions

huS'ue-s IrinsACt-I inursd4y's and Fri.
day Sessions
At the session Of tho Reformed synod
in Reading, on Thursday, a committee of
five consisting of Rev. Thomas q. Apple.
Rev. DR.. Van Horn, Rev. |. +. Graef, and
Elders q. w. Heusel and Hoover, wero
appointed To- report as 10 the memorial
sermons, 10 be- delivered on the 4OOth an.
ulyersary Of tue birthday of UlriGh Twin
gll the reiormCr, which occurs on the first
Sunday in January next. At Friday
mornings session Charles Denues, esq, o.
this city, was unanimously elected treas
urer ot the synod for tue ensuing year.
The committee appointed To give expires
sion OF opinion on proposed changes in tho
practical church government, consisting of
Rev. l., '. Gerhart, ID. d., n. :. Strass.
burger, J. ii. Dubbs, ID. D., and Elders
Charles Dcnues and George Hill presented
their report, the consideration of which
was postponed.
The committee on nominations made
the following nominations to ill yacan.
cies
For trustees of synod. J. Nisslcy,
George L, Kunkle cone to be voted fUr.D
For trustees Of Franklin aud Marshall
oollcge-GcO. L. Kuukle, G.. $. Griffith,
Rev Thomas G.. Apple, ID. D., VIM. G..
Schaeiter, Thomas f.. Butt, Christian
Cast (3 to DO voted fOr.)
For board of visitors Of theological sem :
lnary-Revs. Charles G.. Fisher and A. b.
hoplIn Conc To be voted fOr)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
Dur SAnIIArX Condition

Lancaster stands in awe Of smallpox
visitation as soon AZ cold weather begins,
such as caused 30 much panic there last
winter. The fact Is evidence that the
sanitary condition of that city is such AZ
to feed contagion, which, if true, il dis
creditable alike to its population and au.
thorities. HlrriSJurg independent.
Our contemporary il much mistaken.
Lancaster does not stand in awe OF a small
pox visitation there was no smallpox
here last winter and although there have
been several cases in the city during the
summer, tho disease has not been cpl.
demic the sanitary condition of tho city
was never better, nor Tho death rate never
less than during the past six months.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

lT Is significant that whenever there
Is any expression of independent senti
ment upon the issues of the state cam
pdlgn 1t Is friendly 10 the election of the
Democratic CIuliddteS. 1t must be s.
Their platform IS strictly IN accord with
the constitution especially is 1t notable
that the Republican policy of state
treasury management violates that in
strument. The article regulating taxa
tlOn and iinauCe declares that credit
pledged or loaned To auy individual,
company, corporation or associations"
aud yet the Republican managers Of the
state treasury have four millions of its
moneys loaned out TO individuals com.
panies and corporations. Sec T. Of this
article declares that " the moneys of the
state, over aud above the necessary re
serve, shall be used in the payment of
the debt of the state, either directly or
through the sinking fund, aud the
moneys Of the sinking fund shall never
be invested in or loaned upon the So
curity OF anything, except the bonds of
the United States or of this state g"
Aud yet these moneys are not used for
paying the debt, but are loaned without
any security to private friends of the
Republican rings. Another section says
" the moneys held as necessary reserve
shall be limited by law to the amount
required for current expenses" and yet
this reserve, limited by law to 5000 900,
Is run up 70 two millions. This
shameless violation of law occurs
under a regime which it is expected
to perpetuate by electing Cashier
Liysey TO the Office Of state treasurer. 1t
is no wonder plain, practical business
men, farmers and merchants will not
stand 1t. At recent meeting of Gran
gers in Centre county it was resolved
that they favor
The investment aud interest on the pub
Ito funds in the state treasury 70 the credit
of the state.
Apportionment of the state by coutigu-
GUS territory based upon tho population
aud industries of the state, giving the peo.
ple the representation guaranteed by the
constitution.
We demand that the Legislature speedily
do the work for which the governor con
stltutlOnally convened it, and adjourn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
POIiCe CH ses.

The mayor had no visitors this morning
except two dodgers, who had been taken in
out Of the wet last night, and slept in the
station house. He discharged them.
Alderman MGConomy, committed for
ten days each. Two train jumpers,
captured by the Pennsylvania railroad
officers
Alderman Samson committed Charles
Pryor, for ten days for disturbing the night
schools. Three or four others were dis
charged, tho proof against them being not
quito strong enough. There arc ut least
q dozcn disorderly boys who ought to DO
arrested for disturbing tho schools, espe0
tally the girls night school. A short visit
to Burkholder and Bruno might mend
their manners.
Alderman McGlinn committed Martain
Shoiski, for a hearing on Monday even.
ing to answer u complaint of assault and
battery made by Henry kuble, who says
he stabbed him with large fork while
working near Dilervlle on Thursday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Adam Herr, residing near Masonvrllc,
Manor township, shows us a pear oi the
Dutohcss variety, perfect IN shape, which
weighs 20 ounces. 1t grew on dwarf
treo planted last spring.
Edwin \. Smcltz has placed in tho show
window of John &. Spaeth's confectionery
store, North Qucon street, bunch of four
remarkably large aud tine puiucrs. We
have before had occasion to notice excellent
samples OF this choice variety of fruit,
which seems this year to have {, mo to
wonderful perfection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
Discharged ON u writ.

Charles Bryon, young man, com.
mitted last night by Alderman Samson,
for alleged disorderIy conduct at the
night schools on Monday night, was taken
before court this afternoon on a writ Of
habeas corpus. Tho young man made a
statement to tho court and said he was
not near the school on that night, nor did
no follow any of tho girls as alleged at
the aldermau's office. lle had never been
in trouble of any kind before, aud as their
WAS no oppositiOu ho was discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
rrssidnntiaI Post ONO "a.

There arc thirteen postmasters in
Pennsylvania appointed directly by the
president whose terms of Office expire
between Dec. /, 1888, and July /, 1884.
Tho only two in this county are James IL.
Marshall, Of Lancaster, who has served
eight years and whose torn expires Feb.
II, 1884 aud W. q. II. Reed, of Mount
Joy, who has served seven years and whose
term expires Jan. 10, 1854.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
lsuDaw way.

This afternoon "A boy was driving horse
owned by }. Faegley along North Qneen
street, when the wheels came OFT tho
wagon to which no was hitched. The ani
nal frightened and started to run away.
He struck against the awning post III front
of Stoner Il Shreiner's store, breaking it
of, and fell on top of a coil of barbcd wire,
used for fencing, which was lying on the
pavement. The poor beast was terribly
cut and will have to be killed. The boy
was rot injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

An associated press dispatch this after
noon from phlaCelphia says:
" At tho general convention OF the Prot.
estaut Episcopal church tho house al dep.
utics adopted, by vote af l5l aves tu So
nays, the amendment of Rev. Dr. G.. +.
Knight, of Central Pennsylvania, pruvid
ing the sixth day oC August shall be
observed as tho feast of tho tIausrgura
tion."
DR.. Knight IA pastor of the ST. lanes
Episcopal church oi tins crty,au with DR.
}. l.. Atlcc, also of Lancaster. il IN
attendance At the convention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

MUic PyCScOW.--Th0sC who Lhl to see tEit
splCudu actress IN " BcmontE Brittle" ~
given tnia evening, will certainly mi~s "A hIc
treat The play has been well received every
where, aud the press notices have been most
nhttrring. There .uould certainly De- "A we'll
nlICd house IN attendance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
Dsdicstory services

The Sunday school room of tho Union
Bethel, corner of Prince and Orange
streets, having been remode led and ele-
gantly furnished, will be Iededicated to
morrow at 1890 q. m. The dedicatory
sermon will DO preached by Rev. DIR. 5.
ID. G. Jackson of Columbia. There will be
interesting Sunday school services during
the afternoon, conducted by Suporin-
tendent S. j. Owens, and q sermon by the
pastor in the evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

There will be plenty Of amusement for
everybody at McGraun'sp park on Thursday
afternoon, October %, when Myrtle Peek
and Nine Marantette, tho long distance
riders, will return to this city. They will
ride 10 miles against time for 81 900, and
will also run half mile dash without
saddle for purse of 500. For a special
purse thcre will be trotting race for
Lane lster county horses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

convicts but il trades are not taught,
but cheating is, those who administer
our prisons need to be put In the cells
themselves. We have good reason to
believe that there is truth in this con
vict's statement, and that it applies to
most of our prisons in some degree. 1t
is matter for the prison boards to look
into
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
Queer Place Tor "a chicken.

While wurkmen woro engaged making
repairs to an old house owned by Jacob
Gable, on South Duke street, t. day, they
found a dead chicken bctwcon tho boards
Of tho cornlco around the roof aud the
brick wall. Nothing but skin aud bones
were left ol the fowl ani it is supposed
to have been there for many years. How
it got up 50 high is unknown as the tulI6-
ing Ii Of two stories.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Rev. Ezra Hainey, for the past . Yeas
pastor OF tho Presbyterian church at Stras
burg, this county, has rendered his resig-
nation to accept call from church in
Allegheny county, whittier he will go in a
few weeks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
from U,eyeIani, onto,

Comes u letter signed T. Walker, sayinE
" About siN months ago commenced taking
RUrdOCk RtOOd BHerS Tor prOtInCted case OF
Ium balso aud general debility, and now am
pleased To state haYc recovered my appetite
and wont ii strength Feel better altogether.
For sale ~ II. u, Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l3J North Queen street.
Small PON, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever. yell
low Fever, etc can't 0Nist where Darbys Pro
phylaCtiC Fluid IL used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

THE Philadelphia Press has discoy-
cred tremendous frauds " in Ohio. So
there are--John Sherman and Charlie
Foster. There are no bigger frauds
anywhere in the country, The Press has
been slow to find them out,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
baKK VERSUS wiLEs.
a suit Decided Ia whioh Large Inter.-ts s,o
tnSOtNsd.

tnNUtNeu.
Tho suit OF John X. Barr against tho
estate of tho lato William NJ. Wiley,
which has bocn in progress in tho L. s.
circuit court in Philadelphia for tho past
few days, was decided yesterday, vor.
DICT being given for the plaintiff for
SO, 100, being the full amount, principal
aud interest claimed. =. II. Reynolds aud
J. Hay Brown, csQs, appeared for plain,
tin, and II, NJ. North and w. A. Atlee,
esqs., for defendant. We have already
given history Of this somewhat singular
case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Shubert u sutton, auctioneers, sod at
public sale, on Friday, at tho Leopard
hotel, the property belonging to the estate
of A. w. Reist, deceased, situated on the
east side of South Queen street, No. ll0,
to 4. b. Hostetter, for 81, ITO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

James Brysou, Of Ephrata, received yes
terday from tho insurance companies
So, 750 the adjusted amount of loss sus.
tanned by him by the burning of his
property on the 2Gth of July last.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Not "A case OF rheumatism, not n CaEo OF nCu-
Talgil, not "a Ca-O Ot lameness. not Il case of
pain or spTaiu-uot One-has lHilod To go when
attacked by Thomas EciCctrlc on, For sals
by H. B. Cochran druggist, l3i and ljI North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Sid @. France was booked TO day to play
Marked for Life " in this city on October
25. His troupe includes speciality people,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

George ii. Bingeman aud wife, of War
wick, have made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors to johnson Mil.
Ter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

TuE death of Charles W. tarrigan, vt
Germantown, removes u familiar figure
in PENNSYLVANIA politics. His voice was
often heard in state conventions and on
the stump. and the cause which he
argued had an eloquent advocate. After
some years of partial retirement he was
brought To- the front last fall aud threw
himself into the pdttisnu campaign with
old time energy aul enthusiasm. lie
was well known IN tins city aud had "a
very warm feeling fur Lancaster and its
people.
Pr Ohlo'S twcuty electoral votes IN the
Democratic column.
THE golden glory OF autumn wAs not a
very cheerful subject for reflection to tho
five murdercrs who were hung N different
parts Of the country yesterday,
FRNSru and Spain have am,chbIy settled
their differences and tho war cloud that
Threatened Europc's peace has faded
from view.
lT is q mistaken economy that fails to
| heat churches IN the autumn until two W
three sundays after the proper time.
Chills aud cJlds are the necessary cousc.
qucnces. The modern Christian must have
physical comfort before he is ready for the
reception of spiritual food.
SEruru docs 1t happen that the cloc.
ton ct u bishop gives rise To such general
satisfaction and cummcudLtlon as that
which has attcudcd the naming of DR.
Henry c. Potter to the assistant Episcopal
biShoprlc uf New York. The new iu-
cumbcnt briuC Liberal ChurchmAu,
rather thau an adhCrcut II the High uI
l. wv Church, Is obnoxious tO no rCClcsils,
tIcal party, aud his career ~ rector OF
Grace church, Que of the largest, mos,
prosperous and fashionable of the city ol
New York, iits him IN the highest degree
for his new position. None but good rc
suits rhu flow to the church of which hc
is shining light and to the community at
largo from hts wise selection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

CoLDEs's Liquid Beet Tonic combines MI
the elements OF nutritious food. ASk (Or
COidClS, OF dIuggista. Os-lwd"udNw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

Opposition Is what IT wants That will make
II sOlld We mean Dr Butts Cough syrup. IL
has entered ;hC IistS aud come out inr ahead.
In the ranks Ot Legitimate househOid r"inclin5
tor thc cure OF coughs ami colts, Dr. BuliS
Cough syrup stands first. Price - C"ut'.
FoR Hay Fever recommend Ely cream
Balm. II entirely relieved me irom III" llrst
application have been u sutlCr tor ten years.
Going from home and nCglcciing Ia take the
remedy, | hui an attack after returning
Immediately rrsUrtcd to II and found instant
relief. | believe, had begun its usC earlier, l
should not have been troubled. !. COLLYER,
Clork, Ils Broad ST, Elizabeth, n. j.
MY brother MyrOn and myself were both
cured to all appearance, OF Cuthrrh and Hay
Fever last july and August. Up to this date,
Dec. -. neither have had any return oi these
trOubICs. Ely's Cream Balm wis the mcdi.
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIs, spencer, Tioga
Co. y. Y, Os-!wdCohSw
In Small pON Scarlet rcY"r ana biphlhcrta
DUbys PrOphylaCttC tluid will stop tho
spread Oi tho infection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer IN tho
world. WIN most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied eXtcr-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain ulleviator, and It IL warranted dou'
Bile the strength than any other similar proph-
ration,
II cures pain In the side Back ~ Bowels,
Sora Throat Rheumatism, TOOi haChe, ami
Ali ACHES, aud ~ Tho Great Reiisyer OF
Pain. "BKOw Ms HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should bo IN every family. A teaspountul OF
the Panucen IN u tumbler ot hot water [swect,
oned, II pruierrodl taken at bedtime, VIII
BREAK UP A COLD. - cents a bottle.
mayl-T, ,Th,FSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

The Il cad body of an unknown man Was
fOuud III tho river at Wrightsyille, on
Thursday evening. Deputy Coroner JOhn
FraLk, OF this place, held an inquest
yesterday. Tho verdict was death by ac
CidCntal drowning, no mnks of violence
having been found on tho body. Tho
Wrightsville authorities refused To allow
its burial in that place, aS it was found
within the limits Of Lancaster county, aud
it was brought to this place aud inferred,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
COntagiOn destroyed by Darbys Prophylac-
tic FLUID, See advertisement.

For Lame BACK side or CHEST use SIiI
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, rs Gel l.
Sold by H. u, Cochran, Sand l50 North Queen
treot, Lancaster. IcDlieodb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
SpEGI.IL NUTICES'

Br. H"nsons toIory Nnd Chnmumlc rlls
tor tho cure ot Neuralgia are u sucC"sa"-Dr.
q. T.. Holman, Chri-tianburg, VA. 30 cents, at
druggists.
" FI,c Dr.S no C,td oJ mtdirruc uD r'iirt.
Dr. BCHsOH's SkiH cure has drtrcn 0uodg UN
cruptOHy amt IJi nearly mcN" lla e. ounR,
Hamilton, III, druggists keep H. 81 per pack
age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
PUr OhloS twenty electoral votes III the
Democrat column.

THr golden glory Ui autumn WAS not u
very cheerful subject for reflection to tho
five murdercrs who were hung N different
parts Of the country yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

FRANcE and Spain have am,cAby settled
their differences and tho war cloud that
threatened Europc's peace has faded
from view.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-17
The Chicago Rolling Mills.

CHICAGO, April 16.-President Potter of
the North Chicago rolling mills states that
the mills will be again in operation in
three or six months Or not at all. They
would not be started while present prices
continued. Four thousand men have been
thrown out by the stoppage of these mills
Mr.. Potter thinks one-third of the rails
needed this year are already in market, and
expresses the opinion that the outlook for
laborers now out of employment is a very
dark one.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-17

New YORK, April ia dispatch from
Williams ranch. Tex, states that an i'm
mense meteor fell yesterday, destroying
the house of M. Garcia, killing him, his
wife and five children. Every window in
town was shattered, all the houses shaking.
The meteor is still steaming, and covers
an acre of ground.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-17
Ann Street, East Side,
Concord Street, SOutherIy Side.

West st. Paul Proper.