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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-13
sEIGiiBuRnOOD NEWS

Events Noar ANA across tho County Lipes.
Tho directors of tho Lchigh Valley
railroad declared dividend of . per cent
on Tuesday.
Tho paper upon which Puck tho great
illustrated humorous publication, is print.
cd. Ia manufactured at Valley Forgo.
Tho annual session of the West Penn
sylVania Lutheran synod convened in the
English Lutheran church. Carlisle, on
Wednesday evening.
Washington Bcorbowor, of Upper
Uwchlan township, Chester county, has
an old wooden clock that was mado in tho
year 1886.
Wednesday was the ono hundredth an-
! hivorsary of tho day upon which Reading
was first Incorporated as chartered
municipality.
The ,rotting purses OF tho Lebanon
county fair aggregate S2,25O. Tho sum, IL
Is believed, will DO sufficient To attract
some Of tho best horses in the state.
Tho Gettysburg Packing company this
far have put up l7S. 400 cans of fruits and
vegetables. II frosis do not interfere u
quarter of million will DO reached.
Mira Catharino Ithoads, agod 80 years,
mother of tho Warden of tho Berks
county prison, fell down stairs at hor res
idcnce in Boyertown and died about two
hours thereafter.
The police officials OF Reading are look
ing for young woman who left her home
IN Philadelphia in u sudden and mystori
Gus manner, who IL 10 years Of ago, aGd
has red hair and light complexion.
A project is on foot for q public park at
WaynesborO, franklin county, Mr.. Edw.
Lynch having agreed to gIyo two acres
OF giouHd for tho purpose, provided the
authorities will make provision for orna
monting aud preserving the same.
VIM Eckly, Of Philadelphia, is charged
with bgamy. II is alleged that ho mar
rled two ladies' inside Of three days. Ills
plea Ia that hO was on a protTaGted spree
and was not coguizant Of having entered
into tho sacred contracts. One ceremony
was by Catholic priest and the other by
n methodist minister.
4 fight with hard gloves took place
near North Lebanon furnace, Wednesday
, morning, between two Pittsburg boiler
| makers, who were stripped TO tho skin,
save pants aud shoes. The fight lasted 90
minutes, during which eight rounds were
fought The men slugged each other
| lively, but neither apparently got the
better until it was decided to have
| a ego rs you please mill" when the
small man grapplcd with his tall an.
| tagonist Tho tall man atrugglcd to shake
of his man, but his efforts were of no
avail. and finally time was called. 1t was
then discovered that the small man had
bitten pieco from the right side Of bis
antagonists cheek, aud was declared the
winner. The victor's name Is John Xii
| Ian, the defeated man ia August kolandy
Both men were badly used up, but Rolan
dy was the moro severely punished, aud
after the fight his friends had to carry him
| away.
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Libel Suit Dismissed.

This morning John A. IIiestand, pub
Usher and editor, and Robert b. Risk of
tho editorial iorcc of the Examiner, had q
hearing before Alderman Barr on tho
charge Of libel, preferred by Christian
Sharp. j. Hay Brown and VIM. Leaman
appeared for the defendants, aud $. II.
Price for the prosecutor. Price read the
alleged libelous article which appeared in
the Examiner of Saturday, and Mr..
liiGstand stated that no assumed
all Of the responsibility of having
written and published the Article. Sharp
testified that hc went to tho Kram.
iHer Office and asked Mr.. Risk who wrote
tho article and he told him ho was re-
sp0nsible for it. Mr. Leaman, Tor Mr..
fisll, argued that he could not DO held
liable, aB he waS merely an cmployc of
Mr.. Hiestaud. Mr. Brown claimed that
the article was matter TT for publication,
rs the communication of &C. s." to tho
Philadelphia RecOrd had placed the school
board in n false position. The Examiners
article corrected that and whatever else
they stated was tho truth and therefore
could not be malicious. After hearing tho
argument tho alderman dismissed the
cases, as there had been no malice shown.
Sharp at once went to tho prothonotary' :
office, whore he entered q civil suit against
Mr.. Hiestand for damages.
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PitlsDur5 Di5paJ2h, Rep.
In the competition for tho first prize in
mulishuess at lIarrisburg tho Republican
senators scored point yesterday resolving
that they would henceiorth entertain no
propositions except for the appropriation
and tho adjournment.
This statement sounds new, but IT. is
ouly condensed way Of stating the attn
tude Of the Republican senators through.
ont the extra session, They have
consistently stuck to the policy of refusing
fair apporti0nment and piling up their
SO per diem. They add au improved
attachment to their method, however, in
tho decision that they can attend to the
limited range of subjects they allow them
selves by meeting Only two days u week.
The beauty of this discovery lies in the
fact that their salaries get in their seven
days n week with the usual uuorring reg
ularity.
The senators naturally giyo the appro
priation priority over the adjournment.
H. would place thom in u pleasant dilemma
il tho House should send them resolu,
tlou providing tor tho latter object and
omit tho other. Bat there is not much
hope that the House will prove capable O
that stroke of political strategy.
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MuUAT CUNNING OUT OF JAIL.


A Warrant of Release Signed by Governor
PattisOn.
Governor Pattison Wednesday evening
signed a warrant releasing David Mouat
from Moyamonsing prison. Tho release
will take effect October 81. The prisoner
was sentenced to two years December 81,
1881, and secures a communication of two
months for good behavior in prison. The
warrant was forwarded to tho prison
authorities to-day.
David II. Mouat. Republican select
councilman in Philadelphia, held on
his own confession for altering election
returns in tho election of February, 1880,
having returned to the city after one trial,
in which tho jury disagreed and after
which ho forfeited his bail and was absent
for many months, was brought to trial in
tho new court house quarter sessions on
December Ia, 1891. After the prose
cution had in all it's testimony, it
vas discovered that fraudulent juror
was in tho box, George G. Wood, alias
Schultz, alias England, alias Fisher, alias
Smith. 1t was accordingly pronounced n
mistrial, and the prisoner was remanded
to the custody in which he had been since
tho beginning of tho trial. Three days
aftcrward he plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment in the
eastern penitentiary and fine of 81 900.
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tsCcms strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
AN impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS ShRShPARiLI.h AND STILLINGIA,
or HLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win restore
perfect health TO the physical Organization. 1T
Is indeed n strengthening syrup, pleasant To
take, ald has proven itself To bO the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect.
ualiy curing ScrOtula, SyphlitIc disorders,
Weakness ot the Kidneys, ErysipCia3, Mala.
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
inus complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood. Liver, KID
ncys, stomach, skin, etc. IL corrects indi
gestlon. a single bottle win prove 10 you IT,
merits IA II health rcncwcr, tor It ACTS LIK y
CHARM, especially when tho complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, havin" n tendency Ia
lesson the natural YIKor OF the brain and nor
NOus syuicm.
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New York Markets.

New JRR, Sept. l3.-Flour- -Stats ana wc,t-
crn quiet and prices without decided changes
Supertine state, 81 40a3 so; extra do,
81 sOli - choice do, 81 25aG %: fancy 10
o. 81 jOfoG 70; Superhnc Western, g. i0fQ
30; common to good extra do, 81 sOII y (;
choice do, ~ 1901 % choice white wheat do
81 2J6D7 co; southern quiet common to fair
extra, 81 2j95 30; good to choice do, & ESQ
Is.
Wheat opened hGp3sHSc lower and subse-
Qucntly became stronger ami reacted Xfpbzc (;
trade quiet; No. Red, sept, ~ liE1i liA
oct, 81 I51GQllb16
Corn opened 1870 higher; moderately Y
active: Mixed Western spot, 6lss, ,4c; do III.
ture. G2S06iI4c.
oats without quotaDle change No, 2Novem-
Der, 3GLfgBkc Dec, 3.c.
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in Europe this summer ho met tho man
with the black moustache" 80 often meo--
toned In the testimony ut tho
trial, but mover identified that
this man had admitted completc
knowledge Of all tho facts connected
with tho murder, which, he said, took
place at tho Mallcy house that II was
not intended to kill her, but as she would
not surrender her person voluntarily it
was intended to drug her 80 that sho
would DO helpless and that finally. when
she was found to be dead, tho " "Malloys
aud tho man with the black moustache" /"
carried tho body to tho beach and lett it
there, not, however, on Thursday night,
when tho girl died, but on Friday night
before the body was discovered.
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sa.H=aaslaa ssaaaa aa.sal
MARkE1S.
Philadalnhia nIarkas

PHILADELrHrA, Sept. i3-Flour quiet and
steady.
Rye flour at 81 L0l3 "a.
Wheat steady; No. 9 western Red n n. No
do, 81 OSnGl % No. Pa. ReJ, sl lGSnl II. No.
Del Rcd, 81 liA6l 10.
IN xed, GiaG5c No. 3 Mixed, 62,%aG8c.
oats dull and easier: No. / White gB6D
Gkc No. 2 white. 35Gl3jHc; No. DO 33llff
g.; No. 2 Mixed, BIC.
Ryo nominal at zoe
Seeds Glover dull at SQSL Timothy
firm at 81 550l 65; FlaNsccd ilIm 81 40.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter firm and active.
EggB unchanged.
cheese quiet.
Petroleum firm Refined. sIS9sl.c.
whisky ut 81 20
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IbEA THS.

BARNuARr September Is, 1883, In this city,
Elizabeth Barnhart, widow OF the lRt5 John
Enrnhart, In hor Ssth year.
The relatives and friends Oi the family are
respectfully invited to attend the turo fIom
tho residence Of her son Ioh" Barnhnrt,
corner walnut and Mary s,rcots on Saturday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. u
TRusT.--In this city. ON the 18TH inst, John
frost, sru ngcd ~ years.
GfO relatives ana friends, also 81. Joseph =
beneficial society, are respectfully invited To
attend tho funeral from his late residence, No.
"a Manor street, ON tomorrow Friday
morning ut 81 O'Clock. High mass at St.
Joscph's church. mtcment at 81. Jos ph's
cemetery.
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who slept in Knights wagon. About
daylight Moore arose and struck Knight
with an axe, knocking him senseless. He
then attacked Wensel, who after the first
blow awoke and fought with Moore, TAX
ing the axo from him, not, however, until
he had received another blow on tho head.
Moore then took revolver and shot
Wensel four times, killing him. A soldier
from Fort Russell, who was out duck
shooting, appeared on the scene and
Moore ilod over tho hills. Moore's object
was to get $j2 in Wonsel's satchel, but he
was unsuccessful. Wenscps homo is in
Clarion county.
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,Ir,wns iiousenOId r,nnoea,

IL the most elective Pain destroyer In tho
world. VIII most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied oXter-
nally, ana thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleViatOr, and 1t Is warranted dou'
bio the strength than any other similar prepl'
ration.
II cures pain in the side hack OF iowe. b
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToothGche, and
Alb ACHES, and IL The Grent Kelieyer oi
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be In every family. teaspoonfnl o
tho Panacea In u tumbler ot hot water lswoot
oned, II proterredl, taken mt bedtime, will
BREAK UP COLD. % cents "A bottle.
maYl T,Th,F&w
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nWPnASs' CUURT SALE OF NALUA-
EI,F REAL ESTATE

,
Pursuant To decree III partition OF inc
Orphans Court of Lancaster county, the un
deTsighed administrators, by order aud dire.
ton OF saii court Will expose ut Public Sale
the following Real Estate belonging To the
estate OF John q. Smith deceased. late OF Prov.
idcace township, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
u, lsS2, VIZ.
No j. The Home Place. situated In Provi.
Lcnce township, about nine miles from Lam
caster, on the Duck road, adjoining property
John Haar, Isaac Dlllcr, Cyrus Roger and
others, containing about 81 ACRES, on which
are erected Two story STONE TAVERN
HOUSE, Barn, Store and Dwelling House, and
Tenant House. This il one OF ths oldest taV.
Crn stands in the county.
No. >. The PATS Property" adjoining
No. l. and lands Ot john llaar, Simon Reese
aud Others, containing about II ACRES, on
which are erected u DnC.StOry DWELLING
Nous T., Frame Barn ana other buildings.
No 3. A Tract OF SprOut Land IN said town.
Hoover, Ftnefr0ck's heirs aud others, con-
tanning about Seven Acres.
No. l. tract OF wood land In same town
~hip al Joining lands OF FInttrock's heirs
Tobias kreidcr. Benz. Hcisicr, Benz. Snyder
and others, containing aboutG Acres.
No. 3. The undivided One.halt OF Il tract OI
Woodland IN said township, adjoining Other
| lands OF the estate ana LANDS OF W. NcMullcn
Henry Hoover ana Isaac ID Her, containing
about II Acres.
sale to be held at the Hotel on tract No |. al
| O'Clock y. n., on dav OF salG.
TERMS-Onc-third OF purchase money t'
remain charged on said respective tracts as
widow dover balance OF purchase money
cash on Isl OF April, 4, ID. 1884,
ANN Il. SMITH.
slJ-ltdS3tw AuministratrlN.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. 13.-Tho
steamship regulator, five days out from
New York, reached this wharf this morn
ing, she passed through tho gale finely,
losing only some of her head sails. Capt.
Doane, of the Regulator, reports that
the Frying Pan shoals light ship has
gone from her moorings and fears
are entertained that she has foundered.
The steamship Bencfactor, which left here
for New York on Saturday, and the steam
ship Raleigh, which left Baltimore for this
port on the same day, have not yet been
heard from.
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IRENrON, n. J., Sept. l3.--The New
Jersey Democratic state convention was
called to order Ut 1910 p. m. by
Chairman McPherson. In his open
ing speech Mcpherson said the Democrats
must adopt platform which tho people
will sustain Contested delegations were
announced from Essex and Passaic and
the convention then adjourned until 2:3O
y. IN.
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" The HRieH Hdnd."-Thls evening the
Whitoey " Hidden Hand company VIII pro,
ducc thi' worry realistic amt spectacular play,
supported by the charming California conc
dicnnC, Nera Vernon. The play Is dTamatiZa.
tion OF the great story, entitled The Hidden
Hand" by Mrs. SouthwOTth. The stage set
tiRgs are very effective, the pot interesting
aud tho story thrilling. There shOnld be II
liberal patronage extended, as the company
Is said to be very strong aud able.
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ThO extra Session,

HARRIsDURG, Sept. 13.-The Senate this
morning was engaged in discussing a
proposition of the Republicans to
hold sessions only on Tuesday and
Fridays. Tho Democrats opposed it
and vote being taken the president do
cided that there was no quorum. lie
subsequently changed this decision and
decided it carried, there being several
members in the ante-rooms. Mr.. Gordon
then appealed from the decision and it
was still under discussion at ! As p. IN.
when tho Senate adjourned.
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Ron twenty-five years have been rCyCrcly
AFFLICTED with Hay Fever. While / wis suffer.
ing intensely | was induced, through Mr.
Iirhcn0r's testimonial, TO try Ely, Cream
Ealm The effect was marvellous. IT enabled
mo ln perform my pastoral duties without the
slightest Inconvenience, and have escaped Il
return attack. pronounce Eiy's Cream Balm
"A cure for Hay Fever. WW 4. CARR, Presby
t"rian Pastor, Elizabeth, :. }.
can recommend Ely's Cream Buln to all
Hay Fever sufferers, It being, in my opinion
founded upon experience and a sure cure
was aillci"i " ith Hay Foyer Cor twenty-five
year, and never before found permanent rC
l!"i WEE TER II. HAsKtNs, MurshfcId. VI.
2.2WdSw
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nenry,a NarpoIie saIyo.

The best salye In the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, cons aud all kinds OF skin
eruptions, trecRles and pimplcs. Tho salye Il
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Be suro YOU
get IlEHRY's CARBOLIO SALvE, ~ all others are
but limitations and counterieits Prlco q
cents. sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store, IiI North Queen street mY28-a
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Are you disturbed ut night ana broken oi
your rest by u sick child suffering and crying
Will the cgcruciating pain OF cutting teeth 2
II 80, 20 ~ once and get bottle Of NJ RS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING sYKUP. IL viii relieve
tho poor litlo suflOror mmodintcly--dopond
upon 1t there IL no mistake about II. There Is
not Il mother on earth who has ever used H.,
who will not ioll you Mt once that 1t Will
regulate the bowels and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief ana health to tho child, op-
Grating Hike magic. IL perfectly saio &" use
In all cases, ana pleasant to tho taste, and IL
tho prescription OF one of tho oldest ana best
iomalo physicians in tho United states. SOLD
everywhere. % cents II bottle.
mayl-M, W,SSw
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FREEroHT, Long Island, sept. 13.-The
Italian steamship, Independent, from
Palermo, went ashore at Jones inlet early
this morning. She had 100 passengers and
crow aboard, and the wife aud child of the
American consul at Cadiz, Spain. Should
bad weather continue the vessel will bo in
a critical position.
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ST. JoHN, n. f., Sept. 13.--Thc u. $.
Geeeey relief Bteamship Yantic has ar.
rived here and reports that no word has
been received from Greeley or any of his
party. The ateameS Protensi was crushed
III all ice ilue at the entrance to Smith 6
sound on July 23d. Captain Pike, his crew
and the scientific party are passengers on
the Iantic.
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IiUTCAIsoN, Kau, Sept 13--Tho Kansas
sugar refining company. located here, has
turned ont its first batch of sugar. The
result settled all controversy about tho
possibility of making sugar from the sor
ghum cane. Tho run was of bright
grade and crystalli1ed perfectly without
the sorghum TASTE.
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\ Cough, cold or Sore rhros,

ltrIuiros Immediate attention. A neglect ir.
Hates tho lungs and an incurablG disease Is
often tho result DIR SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures the
most severe coughs and colds, acts directly on
the lungs. throat aud chUst, purIhos tho blood
and for br0nchinl, asthma, nj pulmonary AT
:-ctiUns OF long standinL, -lhcbcstrcm"dy
ever discovered. rrICo - ,rnIs aud u uvr
bottle. The large sI9a / lii" most o"OuomicaI
Sold bV lNt beat uiul,.ista. tlAMWSFlVd&w
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WEATHER iNulUAT,OHs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i3 --For the Mid
die Atlantic states, clearing weather in
southern portions and light rains, follow,
ed by fair weather in tho northorn por-
tions, with slight rise in temperature
and light variable winds.
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New York, Sept. l3.--John c. Calhoun
OF South Carolina, grandson Of the
famous stateman was n witness before the
Senate labor committee this morning. !lC
testified in regard t0 the condition and
prospects Of labor in tho South,
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no PLAtN TALK FROM IN. SwAYTE-To Whon
~ May Concern: Itching piles Is ono OF, tho
most annoying complaints i;nown Ia physi.
clans. Every one Cun tell whether he is thus
ailiictod by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. II seems as II pin worms were
crawling IN or ahout tho rCctum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. Tho private parts arc often
affected. Tho moro you scratch the worse tho
itching. Knowing that my ointmoDt IL super.
Tor To any article IN the market, guarantee IT
To cure the worst case OF itching piles iu exist.
enco.
TSigncdh H.SWAYNE, M. ID.
Dr. Swayno's Ointment IL also pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch, salt rhcum, cry
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, plmpes, ana all scaly,
crusty, Itchy skin oruptons Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for 80 cts.
Tin 3c. stamps), boxes, sl.25. Address, DR..
Swnyno 4 Son, Philadelphia. Pu.
octli-lydru.Th&SSw
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CHICAGO, Sept. 13-The Daily Mesot
publishes large number of letters
from physicians of this city in
answer to Il circular asking their
opinions asl to the probability Of cholera
epidemic in this city next year OF within
the next few years. Most of them antici-
pate more or less cholera in this country
next year and urge the necessity of {
thorough observance Of sanitary preCau
ti0ns, municipal and personal
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HARRISBURG, Sept. t..
Charters were issued to-day for Is gas
companies, all to be located in Wcstmore.
land county, aud under the same manage
mont. The capital stock of each is $1,000.
The chief Office will 10 located ut Greens.
burg.
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.nEk's PAIN PhEACEa cures IL PAIN In
man anil beast. For use externally and inter.
nally.
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Daniel weDster's Dinner.

George Z. Iafcs IA Denver Tribune.
was steward of tho Revere house in
Boston in lS40, when Webster and his
family were its honorcd guest, where, as
in all other hotels of the east, no lived
without money and without price and whCrl
he used each day to order his own din.
ner in his own peculiar way, And hero is
his carte for Nov. 2G. 1919, in his own
chirography with his own signature thereto
attached The bill is n well worn piece oI
unruled note paper, Drowned with age, ia
plain hand, reading as follows.
Soup.
Fish.
4 good piece OF corned beef-not too small.
Tripe, cooked nice, without butter.
Quails roastod-without larding.
one nice little dnck.
For
Daniel Webster
and family.
November 20, 10.
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A psnnsyIyau,a Killed

A sanguinary afIray took place Wednes
west Of Cheyenne, Wy. Tho principals
were James knight, a freighter, and two
men named II, Moore aud j. IL, WenseI,
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Jonas Il, Good, who was convicted of
forciblo entry of the property of Thomas
Baumgardner and committed to !hn coun
~ jail, in default Of the payment of thr
fine and costs imposed by the court, was
discharged from JAIL yesterday fire
and costa being paid.
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NoRTu ADAMS, Sept. l3.--Guiseppc
Corseglia, an invalid, upset his kerosene
lamp yesterday. His wife was burned tc
death, while Colsogln was severely miur
pu
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Ito IOning IraIr.

Tho IA 4nngoIs would state thai parties en-.
tcrinB horses In the races, viii, themselves
and groom he admitted 10 the grounds tree ;
also that persons entering tor the bicycle
races VIII only be required Ia buy u 80 cent
ticket instead OF 81 20 ticket, ia stated In the
Fdir JptpH0i,