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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-17
Important Notice.
CITY OF AUGUSTA

CITY OF AUGUSTA.
MAYORS OFFICE, December 20, 1852
To Charles II. Whife, City Marshal:
Several complaints have been made to me in re
gard TO sliding in the public streets and sdew
You are hereby directed to enforce the CITY Ordi
nance prohibiting sliding in the streets without fea,
or favor Please issue your order at once and Their
RICHLY enforce the ordinance.
+. o. VICKERY, Mayor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-17
For Sale!

The Lawrence House and lot containing one half
of land situated Green street place. with lot
extending to and fronting on Water street. Said
house is of brick, contains ~ rooms in excellent
repair of the finest views in the city, only few
rods from the center of business. rare chance to
purchase a tine residence in q central location at
good bargain. Apply to WIN. H. LIBBY,
or JOHN LAWRENCE, wenr St.
Nov. IL, 1882. unSflfft
Fair play., 1883-08-18

An unfortunate accident occurred To
Mrs. i..u B,;uman anl Miss Kttir Ar
ner. Il visitor ~ ,rr'> t'nnl II. Loui>
On Thursday evening Hin Harris VII
driving Ihr,n down from !,r furnace
al 4 good speed AID farming across Il
d"rr.>-i"n from the -r.,vcl r"al into
u dir; by-r"aa "ppo>i'" George Thon-
urc'> The sudden i"l, caused the un-
fastened rear seat. in which the la'ii"s
were sitting. IL lose lis balance and
throw t.iCm Ia the ground. Both
ladies received severe anil painful
wounds about the back AMI Wcrr for
i fIIu" i'll IN uh.0nscinu- condition.
They were carried INTO Nj. Whitlock's
house. \ doctor Summoned. and ,,.,v
received every attention that kindness
coTli Suggest. At about II L. ".
both hat! recovered sufficient, to per
m;; bcin. carried loInc and at this
writing they are pro.r">-il. faybra-
bly, towards recovery.
Fair play., 1883-08-18


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Fair play., 1883-08-18

Sornc of our exchanges are publish
extracts from the crII>u> Of 1850 in
which the poPu!alion of ii,;- county
i sci down al 9.2,?i. Ii the quotations
b" correct Inc mathematician OF the
bureau has g"t all his figures wrOu-
and should be sent tn school To learn
his addition tables. We have counted
up the returns of the cnuilcraior> of
this cn..nty for 1870 number of times
and kanw t!ic population II iili- couu-
ty 10 Ne \, !:.:. AMI 80 Il wa~ set down
in the advance sheets.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
THE FAIR PLAY.
TILLEE HAROLD. pabIiSh.r.
E'ail. PLAY Things.

Hnzier 4 Jokerst are adopting Il
very cficctnal method Of clearing out
their stock AT the end of the season.
The plan is very simple and conmcnds
itself to everyone who would save
money. The Goods to be disposed OF
are offered al such Material lteduc-
ton that in eoGe eases ii i about
equal 10 irving them away. special
points this week in Printed Lawn-,
Scasonablc Cal.cos. GinlIan- and
Shoes.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
.

Efforts are being made ;o arrange a
game Of base ball tor tu-inorrow. be-
tweca H. dub uf th:- place and the
-. Nary club. - Ice PLAYED II tie
grounds Of the latter.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
InnDo1.tanC.

Buy your Iiuware the stores
il Won thl.k Won are beneti'tiug
your town hy CONSUMING outside
made gncu' i'Ut fy"u have all
idea. h"r-vcr ohiusc. that you
III i2hi better your bome county hy
srpror'lr. hone industry TOT
about ~ sam" money and .et
better ware. 20 20 Karl y. Muel
ler>> sou'h of court house.
Stoves. with Bucks Brilliant" 20
lead. PlmpS and All kinds Of Job
Work III !our command Whole
sailing oI Iinware "a -. Louis list
prices.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

y Naiir Mines CORE: p"ni"ni of 'hc
FLrrnlngt"n Ne''> >tv- that l.r:ri- H"
zicr. >nn 90: F,.!iN i:rz!er. oI iiii- place
Will take i,i~ Oil :'n-iii"n a. ~up"rin-
tru,l"nt nl'tl,c mines an.l iha; the c"in-
pany will probably putup 4 -'or" AMI
pat NJ. Frank .ti.,. the present super
inicnd"ui. in charge thereof
Fair play., 1883-08-18
. - .

We have lIa! rlbrr iuu This week
than q nnlc cnu!l rt"k. li-tcniu. To
the complaints OF irai" neg own"rS.
\ wear or :" ago III" Beard If .tl,ier-
men passed III ordinance rr"lihiiin.
il.c RAINING Al iar.r o: any swine.
Thi- action upon Heir part raised such
Il Storm about their ii.a l. HAT l!rv
imrnntlnrntiy backed down and sub
miire1 the matter 10 the corporation
voters. The "iIo" Law. 4, !; WAS
called. was voted down hy an over
whcliniu- ;n:irri'y Btnaw. behold.
III" Board ", Health urirr- t..t: .:n
hogs sal: hc "ru:in"l III p-n ~ 9th
er ~nnal. l.lacr' AMI the cit, marshal
! ordered :" J." ,igiIam in rc..rrin.
a,l Violations II Ibis order. WrEayc
never owned amy porhcr>. u,irlcr dc
"" o"n any nUw nor DO we ever cy-
p-ci - but. a! tn, same. wr g1..y the
TaIili'y ami enthusiasm with which
both the Board ani the hog prvirie-
Tors reverse positions III the qualities
Il The pig Il hcalihfu, street >cavcn-
Fair play., 1883-08-18
. 80
NEEDS ENCoVR.GEwFvT.

The Sunday law in ST. Louis
needs encouragement. Il was
was more nnmerou>l: violated
las, Sunday than ever before. and
The good people of that cit, ar.
not giving strength 10 the official
hands. Prohibition might work
better, but ii would he a great in
Justice IN The law abiding saloon.
ISIS oi the inicrior.-.StlrI;l Digi.
a.'r!.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Our hol- are ."iu- n'ii IL i'"nu>-
dale on the i>t Of September % play
Il game of base bail with the r',ii, Of
that place ut he pi,-nic on thar d"r.
We are going VII, ;icn and wi!
show our Bloo'nsi;,Ir i'ricnl- "" t.iat
arcaimo~t a. """,la base ha.iI LAYER ~
We ere Il newspaper man.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
CORRE.SrO.N'DE.hi T.
FROM BI.OOM>DNLE. NO.
.tI,sIST Ii. l>>.i.

-tU"UST III. l>>.;.
Yesterday WIS iIoii'la! here.
MeS>r> HAmm and Gui.non Wis
tied uS last Sunday, but. Ike u
dream. their stay was short
The much wished for rain has
at last come. aud HOW a quiet list
encr can hear the merry whistle
of the farmers. aS we'll a> the ring
of the hltrhSn iih : anvil.
Time waits for no man - ever
ticetin" timc-hut the people OF
Biaom>.ialc have realized Jilat fact
AID have engaged the Ste Gcnc-
We've brass band IL furnish music
the da y al the picnic Al who
attend will readily coAcede, ere
the ia j. past. that "muSir ha'h
charms.
L. :. BORN: ON Monday. Au-
gust l.. I>>,;. - the wifi. Frank
Hoover. a girl.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

We are -i:;d TO learn that .Ill-" y.
.Icnnin"s. ole "i he good old citizens
"i Union township and who Wa pros
ir#;cd with Il ,trn-" Of paralysis. j. re-
covcrin" very fast. 1t i, said ihc old
""n:'",nan'- pure e:;' in d"tcrmin;n"
to Get wei is helping him :,l"n" NOR"
than any thing c,-".
Fair play., 1883-08-18
EOLlER 4 ,iDkE.R>TS.


y man ;ahc> mcce zen .i:lc pleasure
1T i,c y.se an,i promotion uth;~ friends
i!.aL So. Therefore. X r;-A Ia cX-
IN. ga r"n.r .r..iti,'is:.- So our j"@ai
ais, fa-iiiiuu- friend. john Il. Davis.
upcu liz r.ainim.ut a. Attorney OF
Tie i,ia.c Of Lithiun.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

y rait!ing game of base tall WAS
PLAYED on SUNDAY la, back oi Eozicr'>
pasture. between Il nine composed OF
Young men and one Of Younger BOYS.
generally known IL. - oe Gci!rr'- nine,
.'oe- nine beng handsomely beaten
and presented with :. III. n--t o.! "".'>-
eg"-. a. the follow NJ score oil HE
"arIie will -how:
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Jud1r 'iak-fpu WI in town Tues
day. ii" i y"; - crippled up with
rhcgH:iii III that h" ran only get about
ON "r;itcl.'< II-i- mcndin" fat. now
cN cr. AMI III soon he all right a.,:.in
Fair play., 1883-08-18

SrciH@ oar note Of i paper heinz:
published lrra a'onu in lie rw"n;i"-
rcc;lll- e. 'l.' iii.u.i "i Rev. F.. Wyi--
the l;r' ilia; b" lia- III lri- possession {"
copy Of paper hearing II" i"n@rl,,
title of ThD L. 'epc" Tent at.I ST.. G~n-
cricrc H,r",fu' ani dated Januar, IL,
Fair play., 1883-08-18
80

IL 4 poor town that can't have and
celebrate Il centennial these day-. Ste.
G.u-v.evr VIII have one next wear. We
hciieye but whether il will celebrate
il Or not : anoihc: question.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

We were told that ia" catholic paTu-
clIiai cr-i!"nc. at -. Mary c;,inc ycr<
near bcin. destroyed by iirc this week.
prompt aud vigorous action on the
part of IT,. citizens alone saving y.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
. - .

Tie vicinity OF Concord. this c"un-
II was visited hy a :rc'H nG"u> rain
Monday InG the creeks and branches
were woIlcI higher tan they h;y"
Cycr been for several wears past.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Miss Lizzie /ri>er makes 'hc best
broad IN town anl keeps a fresh sup
ply constantly on l.aal II icr place
ON Merchant street
Fair play., 1883-08-18

just on; a sort of idle c:.riu>ity We
would Ike 10 know why the road It.
the cemetery i not being pushed 10
completion. No better time than ROW
can be found.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
KARI. Nj F.l.I.EE>


Misses Annie Mol. >aiiir Carlisle
ami Gu>-ir Mcnard. with .!iar escort
Mcs>r> Euzirr and Janis. took Il trip
IL Chester. SUNDAY.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

The Wilder boys have been in St
Louis IL week buy ing goods for their
REV store. which they MI open up
about tie first of September.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Henry Dagger. the marshal of -.
Mary. WAS this week appointed con>ta-
bic of Hrauvai- Township y. the coun-
~ court
Fair play., 1883-08-18

The river has dr"pl'ed way down
towards low water mark AMI ii'r b'atS
now touch nj the b. r'I.!d landing.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

T:,c ian.!> belonging t" the Catholic
church were rented "Iit at ihe church
bv public uut-rry. on Satur'ia, last.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Il" grass and weeds ia tho court
l.nI-v yard have been inpwn down
AZ, the grounds now present :; re-
>,eciab,c appearance.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

An entirely new and fresh
stock of Dry Goods Just reccis-
CALL and examine them before
buying el.cVS here.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Mr.. Minerva I.oycl;.c.. =. Louis.
No say: Ny Ion la- taken Browns
Iron Bitter FOR general dcbiIi,, with
GOOD results"
Fair play., 1883-08-18

II. l.. H"zicr la- zone 10 Dubuque
tn brIn" homie hi> mother snl family,
" ho have been s,immcring there.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

The brass band has improved Won
dcrfuily of late. and il now renders
some really good music.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Charlie .Ichcr-t took his family
down to Perry County Springs. last
Sunday.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

The fine rain "Wednesday was just
the thing needed. The farmers r'.l"I,e
and are CLAD, for once.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Tnc steam ferry boat has arrived at
last. She rot down last Saturday
night and has been making regular
trims s.u,c.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

The Perry county health springs
have been incorporated IA Il village
undcr the maine OF l.itl,luni.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Gus. Shaw. an uncle "f IL. :. Shaw
of this j.i;.cr. died al l.ibcri,viilc. St.
Francois county, on saturday. Angus;
liih
Fair play., 1883-08-18

b"nuFH- nriy Herald tu- =,
Hr >a'm- Martin AMI Mr. iiayd"n.
Iile Misses li"zirr. "i >te. GeiI-yi"yr.
No. AMI others enjoyed themselves at
Peter Fries yesterday.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Frcd.rirk,own is becoming Il mill
iaturr Kansas Cry- Every week ii
Ea- it : homicide, robbery or like Of
irH-c.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Henry lIallain, st. Louis Mo. >a!
Browns Iron BittcrS afforded me gr":.
relief in Dyspepsia.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Mrs. Rlodt Janis and Misses Ella
Harris and Mcmic Janis lave Return
ed from New Madrid.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

-Inclc John" Baitcn l. dangerously
i'll. Small hopes OF Iii recovery are
entertained.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Dr~. Campbell y Ferguson are at
M,,cr'> Hotel. They are skilled ,icui-
ills and are .I,in" satisfaction.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Oar youn" friend John f"-."n drop
ped in 10 see IT. "Wednesday. lie re-
all quiet and serene II hi- nri@i,bor-
bnni
Fair play., 1883-08-18

We heard the ring OF the deep bass
voice of Jim Harris on our streets one
day lately.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Tom Duval! has been up to -.
Charles in The past few days vl~itin"
the old folks al home.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
COUNTY COURT
Churches.

Pastors anu clerks of congregations are res
.tft,liy requested to send ns for Publication
ats, dates al regular services. sii.cia! SER
.es. protrar;.Si mI.eiinGs, naiiic oil l:i-l"r,
erik location and '.enuIii nation ait'i amy
her information Of interest to their r.spc.i'e
,ngreratIUns.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

This term of the County Court did
not attract many persons to town.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Miss Kate LcCornptc spent several
days of this week in -. Louis.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
.or N. Fremon, ST., Bal,!more

sol N. Fremon, ST., Baltimore
During the war ! was in
juredin the stomach by piece
Of a shell, and have suffered
from j; ever since. About four
years sagoit brought or pa!aly-
SIS, which kept me in ted six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said l could not
live. Isuf,ered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for 4 large portion Of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. l tired
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 30 around
and an rapidly improving.
e. DECKER.
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Charter Oak" AMI brilliant also
t;a-u,in and GaSolin Stoves IT all low
prices II
Fair play., 1883-08-18

Thirty-nve Pair Bryan. Brown X Go.
I-aLi". Side Lace hid Shoes 1T 81 - =
Fair play., 1883-08-18
Ei>ll VI Nlskf.r.

Ga';.irt Ecim wishes the public Ia
h,!yw tha. ., has established :. I-a
mark; ia Ire lil'." .ui.J;n@ "pp"~''.
En<irr'- sore and WI Keep The ~. e
W.. >Grp':,., with fresh ti>h.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
Miss I.iIIlE. IEiSER'> :

For "A good. delicious pate Of ice
cream 90 10
Fair play., 1883-08-18
Official Directory
U. 5. SENATOR'S,

Hon Francis NJ. Cockreil Warr.nsl,ur-
,hnson county. Washington address .is
.urteenth street, ".
on Geprs- q. Vest, se..alia, Pe,tis county
ashington address: 610 Fourtee;lh stree,
Fair play., 1883-08-18

DAILY.
In~iuiin-, >up!r,. l..r y",t .-. .- .. -. u"
u ithu'.I -rsr ~. ir-.r l'rtr !, '.'
inrin ';i.c ~'ti.'i.,k 'i','.- e! 'iir'" am!
HI'waII- II 49,
Without >ui..':.y. IA c!ui.- ii three ..r-.i ~
WaIti- Ia u.
Saturday -un'.ry. ai'.l:" .- ... . -
II;i-W II kI.i
fuc-'iay. Fri,.a, and saturday - go
Il. "!w5> i've a ~ ui.w.r'.- - ~
>EHi- NEEhIl
Iu,-,ia, au.' f,I.i,! -... ..-........ .--: '"'
~ ..isilr- ~ i've sr', Ui.Nai J.. -
W.c.lr. f,'r wear ~
I'syai.. ~ ,,.'' acc. >ic.taI ra,,.- =. s.r,'-
I.-frl.tir,. -;,.t.l! i' u,.i'. ~ NIT. ~rtt.-
I'..-I ,ri-c N'i'., ''T,,I-, isi.k '.r:f- 'r-i
i's"'. l'tG'r-
Gnur postmaster VIII receive Your
subscription. "r i'.dr"--
GLOBE PRINTING co.
- Loui-. Mo.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
STi; GENEVIEVE

STE GENEvIEVE
Roman Catholic. Rev. Father Wei, Pastor,
lass every >lnday at and ga. m N-oi"fe Il
,.crI4an Lathe ran, ----..- ....----.. i">i"i
,ice> every -,!D'i=- Al ia i IA
ST MARY
Roman Catholic. Rev. Father Ml':en, "a -
n. Mass e.er, >uniay AT antl |" "a ia -
al i. III.
NEW OFFENBURG
st Joseph. Rn,n.n Catholic church, Rev
i;ner Pi@se, pa>tvr Mass every Nuh''"s al d.
ID lUa. am.
st. Mars Roman Catholic. Rev. Father -''i'-
cii pastor Mass every SUNDAY al q. iii.
BLOOMSDALE.
i.SInan Catholic Rev. Father Walsh. r:-t"r
Ass every SUNDAY at 1890. a. IA.
LAWRENCETON
Roman Catholic, ---....--. ---------- i''''i 'i'f-
ass every Sunday al a M
ISLE DU BOIS.
rbanon I:aptise Church, sullivan Frazier. l;i>-
r, VIM H. Ba,t"n. Clerk. services, >'.i'i-
~ before and ird sunday of each month al !,
m Saturday and 10 u. M. sunday.
Lebanon NJ J.. Church South, H":,..iy a''d
mi,h Pastors r. q Po>ton. steward. SER
:ces ind sunday. al 10 p- m bN -'''in h"i'i!.
nd 4ih sunday at II a. IN. 10y 4 T. W; >:nhh. .
.ncor,i, Wednesday before the SRI SUNDAY at :
IN by lIe:,,liy saturday hei"r" the 4ih sun
iy, at = u. III bS smith.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
CITY OFFICERS.

i.Oari of Aldermen n'--te iIh M"n';v ia
arch, June, September and Dcceiu''-r
CIRCUIT COURT.
James u. FpN, Judge, fre'!erickiDwn, Mad
III County.
,rIuy Term ..--. .Fir-t Monday Ia MAY
al Term ... .-.. First VI .u'l..y III November
PROBATE COURT.
on wm. II Eantz .....--....- --.--.-.- judge
,ring Term . >.scon! Monday in March
.nils.r Term . Second MoII'iay in June
n Term .. second M"n.iar III September
g., inter Term ....- second Monday III II :ceiGhcr
COUNTY COURT
IN. G W. Hamm- -.-frtei'iil1 -,u7t'e
IN. Geo, " t,rilith .-..-.. Associate -Iuetir"
,,n H,,u,,u IIu.k Associate justice.
ring Term .- Second Monday IN May
miner Term second Monday IN August
n Term w second Monday in November
inter Term s--cor.d Monday III February
Justice OF the Peace, Ste. Geise'ierc Town
IN. Ferdinand \ koT.
Fair play., 1883-08-18
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS =
FIRST DISTRICT
STATE SENATOR.

Hon. Martin l. Ciariy, farInin-ton. -
-ancDis county. Washington address: ~,
thirteenth street, y. W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-06
EkOM EUKOPE.
The Dynamite Prisoners Arraignet

The Dynamite Prisoners Arraigned.
LONDON, April 9.-The dynamite prison
ers were arraigned in Bond street to day
and charged with having in their possess
ion, with felonious intent, cxplo-
sive materials. The detectives gave
a full history of their chase after
Norman and gave Il number of
points which i'll their opinion pointed to
his guilt and to intimate relations between
him and the other prisoners. 1t trans
pired that the name of the man whom
Norman alleges engaged him as u clerk is
Fletcher. The detectives depOse that on
NOrman's person was found i. telegram
signed "FIetcher." At the conclusion Of the
testimony they were all remanticd with
out bail. although their council strongly
urged that bail be allowed.
Ihe Interest Unab,ted.
The interest i'll the nitro glycerine dis
cOveries continues to draw and the excite
mont is Intense. The papers are making
The most of their opportunity and sell
ing frequent editions with tho heading :
"a plot to blow up London" The con-
tents of the editorials and local news
seek to connect the arrest of the four
dynamite prisoners with the advice given
by O'DOnovan Rosa to Irishmen to blow
up everything English except their coal.
Destructive Explosives
The stock of explosives discovered by
the police at Whitehead's manufactory,
in Birmingham, has been examined by q
government inspector, who reports that
he found among other articles for the de-
struct;on of lifo and property one hull
dred and seventy pounds of nitro
glycerine. The government has already
taken action looking to the amendment of
the law i'll regard to the possession of
explosives. Sir William Harccurt, home
secretary, announced this afternoon
in the House of Commons that
on Monday next he would introduce bill
to that effect and that he would ask the
House to facilitate the passage OF tho bill
in order to insure its speedy enactment.
The announcement was received with ap-
plause in the House.
Blsmarck's Imperial Actions.
BERLIN, April G.-Prince Bismarck in
letter to the president of the Reichstag
announced in curt manner and without
Offering any explanation the arrest and
subsequent release at Kiel of the deputies
who had attended tho Socialist congress
at Copenhagen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-06

A Cough, CoIn or sore IEroat snOulu De
stopled. Neglect frequently results IN an In
cursble Lung Disease or Consumption
Browns bronchial T:ocbes do not disorder
the stomach lik" cough syrups aud baisams.
but act directly On the inf1am Ell parts. al!ay1ng
Irritation, CIV. relief in Asthma. Ryonchlal
Coughs, Catarrh. and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Tynches have been recommended by pnysi'
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tain,i vel. .uerited rank among the few stapl.
remedies OF the age. sold at d cents q box
'nv-IvGTTh& F&1vw
The best. The cheapest remedy in the world
advertisement OF Simmons Liver Kegu-
latOI.
For valuable Information. feai the adver-
tiScment OF Simmons Liver REGULATOR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-06
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL g, 1888
THE LEGISLATURE.
IN BOTH BEANCHES.

| The Free Pipe Bill Finally Passed in the
Senate-KemoDstrances Against the
Liquor constitutional Amendment
Special Dispatch to the lNTELLIGENCEE..
HARRISBURG, April 6.-The principal
business in the Senate this morning was
the consideration of the free pipe bill,
which passed finally by a vote Of 81 yeas
to - nays The nays were : Boggs,
Cambria Cooper. Delaware; HennnGer,
Lehigh ; Herr, Dauphin Laird. West,
moreland ; Lantz, Lebanon Shearer-
Berks Smiiy, Perry; StehmaE, Lancaster !;
Watres. Lackawanna, and Smith and Hey-
burn, Philadelphia. Before the passage
of the bill, remOnstrances against it were
presented by Stehman, Cooper and Sutton.
The Philadelphia charter was passed,
yeas, 81, nays. Gordon, Kennedy, Grady
and Reyburn, of Philadelphia, voted
against it. A large number of remon-
strances were presented against the liquor
constitutional amendment. Bills were
reported t.vorably to permit the killing Of
Spalr"wS and to authOrize tie change Of
text books every five years.
In tie House.
IL the House bills we're introduced to tax
crude petroleum shipped outside the state
three Ills Per gallon ;s,l,i pipe line com
panies five cents for every fifty gallons
passed through pipe lines. The bill to
allow Lancaster county convicts to be
sent to the penitentiary was favorably re-
ported, as was the bill to repeal tho act
creating a board of charities. On the
question, shall the bill increasing the pay
of assessors pass, notwithstanding the
objections of the governor, the yeas were
81, nays 9G. The bill to abolish contract
cOnvict's labor in prisons and rcfOrma
tories was passed second reading.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-06
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4 Fine COmpany 7o-night.-Mat,ic Nickers,
who appears here to- night, in " The Tramp's
daughter" is Il charming actress rs well as Il
remarkably fine singer. She Is brim full of
fun Of the Lotl:i style. Mr. Charles Rogers OF
her support, gives limitations of great actors.
Spencer PritGhard IL Il member of the COM
pany. They appeared in Reading last night
for the second time, and this mornings Times
says: - This charming, altiste leads her au-
hiences captive from the start ; she is naive.
sparkling, graceful and refined. and fully de-
serves the uproariO"s applause which follows
hcr deIincaiion1. Mr.. Rogers ais" gathered In
fresh laurcla. The character sketches were
well received"