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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-14
Live Sex Market.

CHICAGO Go-IIngs-Heceipts, ~ 900 hei:; @hIp
,ncntS 800 head; demand fair AMI Gu jity
very good; market generally weak for all
best packers; mixed. 81 OzQi 81; heavy. Sc 80
al o.: light. 81 0J6tG IS; -kips, 81 O09G 20 !;
markell closed weak
Cnttle-Receipts. $50, head: Shipments
2.5m bead active ut stfa'iy rates exports,
IS 70 96 . good t. choice shipping. 50 t0NJG0;
common to iair. - 0Olp4 30; Dutcncrcrs',
So 5ja4 81 stO"k"rs ana feeder. in fair ssIu-
ply and good demand, selling strongly ~ 81 -
a. 20.
sheep-!socepts, $500 heat: shipments,
1000 head market slow AVID wGHk with u
lai &c ccuInulatiOn OF common to fair stOck,
which sold slowly at Is 2jfi medium to gOOi
at 81 2jfDi -; choice to extra, SjLJ
The J0urn0I's Liverpool cable aivice5
port Il rOng market for American Cattle and
prices 1Zc higher best steers selling ut I7c, g.
timated dead weight. Sheep firm ~ l312hc.
EAST LIBERTY -Cattle-Heceipts 80 head
market slow and prices shade IF from yes
tertlay.
Hogs-i;cceipts 1875 he,.d: market siow:
Phila!elphias. AZ :IV7 -; Eailtt'norcs, = Ol
al Is Workers, 81 S)t6W.
Sheep-Heccipt5 2,O0) head market active
at yesterdays prices.
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OBITUARY..
Death af = NeiI hnOwn Lady.

Mrs. Esther Cottrcll, widow of the late
Joseph Cottrcll, OF Columbia, died on
Sunday at the residence OF her daughter,
Ida, the wife of Mr. Boyd, ut Danville.
The body passed through Lancaster to-
day on the way TO Columbia, where the
funeral took place this afternoon from tho
Presbyterian ciulch. Mrs. Cottrell was
very well known and very greatly beloved
in Columbia, where her life has been
passed, and her death will be greatly
incurred. She was the mother of Mr..
Joseph Cottrcl!, Of Donegal Furnace, and
of Duncan Cottrell, a member of our bar.
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'E'OBACCt, PRESSES.
MINNICHS LATEST TIMPROVED TOBACCO
PRESSES.
For Casing an! Billing Tobacco. Sold to hon
nruble parties on trial. Warranted superior
in every feature to any In present use. II
not as represented can be returned at my ex-
pcnsc. Also Manure Hooks or cleaning St,t-
Dcs sold on same terms. Send for circular.
S. Il. MINNICH.
Landisville, Lancaster Co., Pa.
3I-S, M.W&w
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What Sammy fauiimsn Says.

'',The members of the Lancaster bar are
respectfully requested not to recommend
any additional compensation for the clerk
of the orphans court, either in the shape
OF salary or increased fees, for the rea-
son assigned in the following item from
the Abilene Gazette We heard pastor
of one Of our most prominent churches
the other day decline an addition of $10O
to his salary, tor this reason, among
ether. that the hardest part of his labors
heretofore Lad been TO collect Ills salary,
AID It wouli kill him to collect 500
Inu:e.
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Hroxn.s nousehn,d Panacea

IL the most elective Pain Destroyer In
the world. VIII most surely quicken the
blood. whether taken internally Or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly rciev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain allcviatOr, an| /; Is warranted double the
strength OF anv similar preparation. 1t cures
Pain In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat.
Rheumatism and al ACHES, ani is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should Dc in every
family. A teaspContul of the Panacea in q
tumbler ct he. water tsweetene'li If prefer },
taken ut i,c. time will BE!AE Cr A COLD. 2j cts
bottle. fa',li-lviM, ESSSw
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i,'STATl: OFF FREDERICK HlELMAN,
Il late of the city OF Lancaster, dcceaseG.-
SOn7 indebted TO said uecedeDt are requested
to make immediate settlement, and those lliv-
Ing claims demands against the estate OF
said decedent to make known the same to the
undersigned without delay, residing in the
city OF Lancaster.
MAGDALENA OTTENDORFER.
Administrative.
l.. L. DAVIS, Attorney. fl46tdOaw
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-A formal az.
plication for the termination of the Phila
Gelpha & Reading receivership, was made
by counsel for the company to Judge
Butler, in the U. S. circuit court this
forenoon. There was no opposition and a
decree was made by the court ordering tn
receivers t. hand over to the Union Trust
company as trustee all the rolling stock
and equipment Of the Reading companies,
to be held until certain obligations shall
be met, when the receivership will be
finally discharged.
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M3RKk3'S.
Philadelphia Market.

.'h'LApnLrhEA. Feb. tl-T;our firm AMI III
fair deman'! Supcrfna. IS 25G2i 10 :;
extra, 81 0UGgi 81: Penn'n Family, 81 95a5 %
Rye niar ut IL 0UGsI i2%.
Wheat active and higher; Del. and PA.
Red, 81 14fll 81 l.OnGbcrry Red and Amber.
81 2lGl ~, rs TO quality.
Corn firmcr for local use Steamer, GSI91Oc :;
Yellow, 12g7tc MtN-d, 125L. .tc; NO. Mixed.
65G66c.
Oats firm for car lots !; No. White, J2is $50 ::
No. do. 5l4ga5l..c; No. ) do, 5016c; No :
Mixed 4S1.c.
RyG-nOne he re
Provisions in good iobbing demand.
Lard steady; City Kettle. llfSc: loose butch
erS l0Ac: prime steam. $ll J0l2lI Co.
Butter firm for choice. which IS scarce;
Pa. Creamery extra, jSc tirsts, S5I9t3 west
ern, S5ilS6c-
Rolls dull mostly low grades.
Eggs steady; Pa. SOc; Western, 29fioc.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull; Refined, 7@s9Ii4c.
Whisky ut 81 Is
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PURIFY the BlO0G.
" SWAYNE's PILLS."
q" swATNE'S PILLS"
- S,y.vNg'S pITyG
ACTS As A HEART CORRECrOR

and by cleansing, regulating and strengthen.
ing the organs OF ii -scstion. secretion and alb
sorption, cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner
vousness, Dizziness, Debility, Biliio0sness.
Bad Breath, Jaundice. L!verand Kidney Eom-
plant, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
yestion or Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation,
Fcvcrs, Malaria and ContaS;on, Fever an
aguc, DlarrhHa, DroDsy. Colds. rheumatism,
Neuralgia Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and al irregularities Of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in Il healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action, amt expelling
bythe bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundations of life, BE particular
to obtain " "Swayne's Pill Price % cents I
box of so pills, or boxes 81.
Prepared only by DR.. SwAYNE II SON, Ph;la-
deiphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist tor them. Sent by :n.:t!
to any address,. oc.leOd&wM. We
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DUELIU SALE-ON TUESDAY, TEBRU-
i AIRY g. 1883. " Ill be sold at No. ll6 Nevin
street, the entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Murble-Top Tables, H"ir Cloth Purlor Suit,
Hair Cloth Rocker, Kadent Home Heater.
Brussels Ingram and Rag Carpe Window
robe and Cupboard. Bureaus, CHI tirs. Domes
'ic Sewing Machine, Lawn Mower, Coo stove
and Range. .IwO a!nuJ Marble-TOp BEDROOM
Suits, Hall Suit. and manv other article not
named. These things are all nearly new md in
good condition. Sale. to commence ut 8 o'clock,
u. IN.
II. SuCEIR Auct. JOHN W. REMICK.
X. l.. ERAILEY. Clerk. :eDlO-9td
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JOHN SIDES,
SUCCESSOR TO sHULTz 4 BRO,

1,'OR SALE.-AT PRIVATE SALE IS OF
Il tered the fir4t-class twO-stOry Brick Dwell
LING HOUSE, with large two-story Brici:
rear attachment. and Frame Wash house hay
ing III rooms, being Hall, Par1Or, Drawing1nd
Bed Rooms and Bath Room on second floor
and finished Attic: Gas. Bath. Hot ami Cold
Water. Heater, Range, Dumb W"itcr, Water
Closets. Good Sewerage. House has various
other cOnveniences; is elltinishe'l and in
excellent condition.
Also. on same premises are Brick Stable for
two horses and 4 Carriag House for six car.
riages. and abundance of fruit, all situated
No. III South Duke street. Lot 22X2l5 feet:
Good reason for selling. Terms easy. For
further particulars, or the viewing OF prem-
ses, call on
EAUSMAN 4 BURNS
Real Estate Agent,
fi.-GtGi. It. West Orange st
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The Professor. or."-Pcrsons who desire 10
see one of the best plays of the year by an eE-
ccllent company, should secure seats. as al
most two hundre are sold already, and the
demand increases daily. The party present.
ing it is very strong throughout, and includes
William ii. Gillette, the author, who IS one OF
the rising young coined ians of the day.
Uncle Toms Cubin."-This old play will lie
given here by Minnie Fosters company on
Saturday at matinee AMI eNenlnE perform
ance5. ; he company a'ivertises the usual at
tra' tions, iac!uning blood bounds, Jubilee
singers and !, donkey.
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MAKING s.rGpreMENtS.

Last evening the committee Of reception
and ceremonies of tLo anniversary Of the
1924 regiment, of which Mayor MacGoDig!e
is chairman, held q meeting. DR.. j. $.
Smith was elected secretary. A resolution
was passed inviting Judge Fell, of Phila
delphia. to be the orator Of the occasion.
The judge vas a iicutcnant cf company E
of tie rnDilnent
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY sVENING, FEB. "a, 1888.
STATE LEGISLATION.

DRIFT OF THINGS AT HARRISBURG.
| A Batch of Bills Introduced. Reported Fs-
vorabIy and Some of them FL
nally Passed.
Special Dispatch to the ISTELLIasScER.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 14.-In the Sen
ate to-day remonstrances were presented
from fifty-six lawyers of Huntingdon and
Lackawanna counties against the bill to
fix tho supreme court districts and to re-
peal the act empowering the supreme
court to arrange them. Bills were favor
ably reported as follows To make gen.
eral election day legal holiday to pro-
vide for the proper distribution of dead
bodies for dissecting purposes, under
supervision of board to provide for the
erection of poorhouses in townships to
reduce the amount Of postage stamps
allowed each legislator from 500 to $50.
Bills were introduced as follows: by
Agnew, to establish circuit courts and fix
their jurisdictions Coke, to authorize the
publication Of legal advertisements in
Sunday newspapers. A bill to allow Or
phans' court judges tho same salaries re.
ceived by common pleas judges was
passed finally. Wednesday, Feb. 2Sth was
fixed for the consideration of Everhart's 3
bill to prevent the issuing of free passes or
passes at discount. The state board of
health was discussed at length on third
reading after slight amendment it was
laid over for final passage.
House Pr0ceedings.
In the House bills were favorably re
ported as follows To reduce the salaries |
of state officers to preserve the purity of
streams which supply water for cities and |
towns to regulate the examination Of
graduating classes in normal schools !; to |
prevent unjust discrimination in freight |
charges to tix the pay Of members at |
81, 800 a session aud $40 day for special |
sessions, and reducing the pay of clerks
and other employees of Legislators about
twenty per cent.
Bills were passed finally as follows To
empower tho corporation authorities of
boroughs to lay fOot-walks along turnpike
roads and assess damages on the owners
of adjoining lands to confer on husbands
and fathers the right of possession Of the
body of their deceased wives and children
the state board of health bill occupied the
attention of the House nearly half the
session without definite action.
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P.G IRON PRODUs TION.


Tho IRON and stee! AssoclatiOn's Report
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-The secretary
of the American Iron and Steel associa-
ton reports that the consumption
of pig iron ill this country last
year was about 4,96s,0OO tons, as
against 4.9s2, 900 tons in 1882, The
production OF pig iron in 1892 was 5,17S,
compared with the previous year. The
number of furnaces in blast at the begin:
ming Of this year was At against 446 for
the corresponding time last year, ard
those out OF blast numbered 27O against
255 on The first of January, 1882.
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NoRRIsTowS, Pa. Feb. 14.-Adam
Stemmer died at his residence at this place
al O'Clock this morning Of pneumonia.
He was in his 92d year. He was forne.ly
a prominent Democratic politician. lie
was elected to the Legislature in 1916 s.id
served four terms.
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SkFANTEiD.--ONE GOOD MAN AS AGEEr
W tor this city for AN article that sells at
sight. No competition. Profits large. Call ut
stevens house this evening and tomorrow
morning. None need apply who cannot give
good reference and command from $lO) to $500
Room 81.
It's = A. IRWIN
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Stabbed To The Heart.

SAYRE, Pa, Feb. 14-Harry Hoover,
of PittsLon. Pa, fireman on a lOcomo-
tive was stabbed to the heart last night at
the Sayre house. during general melee.
He died almost ins; antly. Charles Snsa-
bauyh, brakeman OF the Geneva, Ithaca
& Sayre railroad, was arrested as the muir
derer,
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No Money for Arresting Tweed

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb IA The general
term of the supreme court, first depart
ment, has affirmed the decision of the
board of audit, disallowing the claim for
$110, 600 of the executors of William C..
Couner, late sheriff of New York, for
poundaye for the arrest Of William N.
Tweed, in tbs six million dollar suit.
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sales of TObaccO-

Clark & Good, West Calm, Chester
county, have Sold to Skiles & Frey three
acres Of tobacco at 90, 8, ) and 3; D.
Rockafeilow, same place, to samo parties
at same prices a; James Thompson, same
place, to same parties, at zoe; David
Warner, same p'aca, - Bnnzel, at s04, 10,
and 3 John Martin, same place, to
Skiles s. Frey, at II, 6, 4 and 3.
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L L L

DUnLIC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, MARCH
/ G, ,ot a DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE.
Will be pOld at public sale, at the Cooper
House. West King street, in the city of Lancas.
ter all that valuable Three-StOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. and Two story Brick
Back Building. with Slate Root, No 4Os North
Duke street, Lancaster, northwest corner OF
Duke and LcmOn streets, with lot o. ground,
10 feet front. and extending in depth l2i feet,
more or less. The house contains rooms,
hall and bath room, with hot and cold water ;
gas and gas fixtures throughout the house !;
hot and cold water on first and second floors !:
range in the kitchen; slate mantels sunny
side heater III the parlor, which meats first and
second floors has been recently painted ana
papered throughout the inside; hydrant in
the yard : has a front yard enclosed by Il sub
stantial iron fence lot contains choice grapes
anu other fruits.
This property has a perpetual fire insurance
OF 81, ,O0D in the North American Insurance
Company. that the purchaser will never
have any assessment or premium to pay.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock p. IN. on
said day, when attendance will be given AMI
easy terms made known by
j. HAY BROWN.
HENRY SHUBERT, Auct. feb7-W&SRts
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i,.YaTE OF THOMAS R. cox. VI. p,
Il lac OF Lancaster city, Pa. decaased.-
Letters of adminisi ration OF said estate h:lv-
j.. been granted to the undersigned. al per-
sons indebted thereto are requested to make
payment, and those having claims
or demands aGaiI.Sr the same. Will present
them without DELAY tor settlement to the un-
,eraigned residing in Ianra-t"r city.
JOHN q. NERCER,
JACOB GABLE,
Administrators.
". 4. WILSON.
CHAs. A Lands,
Attorneys. lll-6sdTh
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New York Market.

9Ew tGHX, Feb 1i.-FlOur u shade stronger
and fairly active.
Wheat excited; lQIssc hi,he: ana active
speculative business; No. 2Kei. Feb. Il :?ITs
al 1885; d" Marcr. VI 23s0l 2iIs: 40 April,
81 E51As4GI 26IS ito May. 81 46isQQI 27i1.
Corn 14G7sc higher and fairly active Mixed
Western. spot. 70ll7Gc do futures. 7U4EGl72 !.
Oats AGl11c higher: state. is1t531ac; West
ern, 47qJ53c: No. March. i9isf9iJ13c: April,
501sG5Ol4c ; May, 49t4Ql5O.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR UORREsPoNDENCE

Events -.l"n. the susquelanna-items OF
Interest IN and around tho Borough
rickei up by the Inteln-
gcncer's Reporter.
The IKeely stove works began operations
TO day, and work Will now be carried
steadily on. The full force of hands is not
get employed but will be in short time.
A number Of the Spring City workmen
arrived yesterday and went to work this
morning. 1t will shortly be seen what
effect the stove works VIII have upon the
business interests Of tue town. They are
Co.umbia's hope Of being the means Of
raising the town from its present de-
pressed condition.
Serious Injuries.
The la1 WHO was burned at the fire at
:;.oAers reel works on Monday morning,
George Tinkabirc, is row considered 10 be
III a dangerous condition., although Lis
Injuries were not thought serious at first.
His seve-est burns are about tn, b:cas:
and stomach, the latter especially. II IL
tiammation does not take place his rccov-
cry is probable, but such is always 10 be
"c.red in burns Of this uaturc.
n Deserving Cause.
Tho Shoch library committee Of the
.:.l0rt b,lrd have already commenced
preparations for the home talent entertain.
ment. which is to be given in April for the
bencf5 Of tie Shcch library. The 'Or-
phean > IIllSic.le has accepted the invita-
Ion 10 participate. AID will furnish q
aunlhcr OF delightful musical gems Tor tue
enjoyment % The patrons OF the entertain
meat. The later is sure to be great
success.
Stand by :ao TlcI,et.
The prospects for 4 Democratic sweep
was never better than ilcj are :or the ap-
preaching election, a:I ye: many Demo
Gratis have :,ir"ady commenced talking
about the iaan oi The opposing ticket
whom they Intend giving a complimentary
vote. 4 strong Denocratic vote for their
o~H Candidate: mea1s victory 70: the
party beg Gni !. doubt this year, but cut
ting meals cure defeat.
borough Budget.
Officer Gilbert took down six tramps to-
day they e"joy the county jai!-Jyhn
SchUpf, n.ar hIuuntvlli6. had his horse
and carria,;c stolen from him while 1T
:IasOnv;iic o.! Sunday nights. Johns
Lutheran fair, with q rare assort-
gncnS or fancy #r,;ci6s, opeHs IN
Odd Fellows i.all 10 morrow ever
ing.-narry Palan, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting oItt Co'rmbia friends. Edwin
Bouth, Of Philadelphia, is visiting his
mother, Mis. Mary Booth.-Ehc p r. r.,
buildings are much improved by the paint
ing just finished St PANTS p. E. services
begin 70 m"rrow' evening with a sermon by
Rev. Chandler Hare, Of St. Lnlie's, L2b:-
non. Tie ice foods have utterly dcmol-
isbcd some ot the fishing batteries and
badly injured Others time and expense
will be required to repair them and further
loss is ap.rehen': cd.
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Archbishop McCabe Not Dead.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Tne report of the
death o: Archbishop McCab printed in the
Times this morning was received from
Rome. The Times accepted it as true.
Inquiry to-day shows that the archbishop
is slightly improved,
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III ATS, CAPS AND EURs,
Hats, Caps and Furs.

JOHN SIDES has purchased the entire stock
Of Hats, Caps and Furs lately belonging to the
firm OF ShutZ Bro, fashionable II .tters and
now offers them tor sale, retail and whole
sale, at greatly reduced prices at Nos. 81 and
33 NORTH QUEEN ST, the well-cstab!ishcd
Special inducements offered to country m"r-
chants. MI. Sides will continue the Hat busi-
ness and constantly keep ON hand the latest
and best styles. He has employees Henry 4.
and VIM. ShultZ. of the late firm OF ShultZ &
Bro. who are experienced hQtters.
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Made Special! Agent.

Rev. l.. Peters, presiding elder of the
L. &. Baltimore District, Pennsylvania
conference, has been unanimously excited
special agent for the different departments
of L"hannn Valley college. He has &C
ccptrd and will enter upon his duties i'm
r,eGiatalv,
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CHARGED With laTcenv.

Albert Arndt has been arrested and held
by Alderman Barr, on the charge of steal
ing turkey from = man named Swope, of
Monterey.
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THE PlTILEsS WATERS.
Cincinnati's Great SunerinS-:hs Water
Still Rising.

Still Rising.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 14.-Additional
gloom was cast over tho people
this morning by the river rising
under the influence of steady,
hard rain after it had fallen GA feet
1Os inches. The rain advanced from the
west, thus checking the rivers fall aud
extended as far as Pittsburgh. Unless 1t
stops speedily there is no hope Of the
river receding at present. Great fears
are entertained that the great height
reached yesterday will be sur
passed. The rain seriously EN-.
barrasses the work of the relief commit
tee, but they are doing all they can to dis
tribute food. Soup houses will be opened
to-day in various parts of the city to feed
those who are able to get to them.
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Terrors In q Turkish Town.

SOFIA, Feb. 14.-M. Grecoff has been
attacked and beaten severely in a street
here. A conflict has occurred between the
authorities and the populace of Sliono,
and the troops refused to assist the for
mer.
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Police Cases.

The mayor this morning gave Cne drunk
30 days AMI another 10. Six burns were
dis charged.
Alderman Bari sent enc drunk to Jail
for 5 days,
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Miss Annie Logan. Philadelphia, Pa, says: !:
have taken Browns Iron Bitters as tonic
and consider it an excellent preparation"
For sale by Ii. L. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l39 North Queen street. t12lwd&w
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--'' DR.. Ecnson's Celery and Chamouile
Pills are worth their weight in go!I! in ncTv-
ons and sick hc:l,.:lchc''-Dr. II. ii. SChlichter,
OF Baltimore.
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Shalt fSrOkon.

The shaft of the Ncar Era engine broke
to. day and they are unable to do work or
their newspaper press.
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The Sultan's Commander l.ib0raIod

HAMBURG, Feb. 14.-At the conclusion
cf their evidence before the court of in.
quiry concerning ths Cimbria disaster,
Captain Cuttill and Filss Officer Bullard,
OF the steamer Sultan, were allowed to 60
free
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Toe MRHIl0(i.

John Martin, OF the Relay house, had
ono Of hi. toes mashed this morning, by
Il barrel rolling Oh it.
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a PROMPT way TO ease asthmatic Wheeling.
Use Ii:tle's Honey OF HOrch0un'! and Tar
Pixies Tooiil:ichc Drops cure in one minute.
fio-I,ENpOuEW
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Cut or His ,y,fe's head.

ST. JOHN, N. b., Feb. 14.-William
Hughes killed his wife yesterday with a
hatchet at Willow Grove. twelve miles
from this city. She vas almost decapita.
ted. Both were colored. Hughes was
arrested,