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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-24

AnER's PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
man and beast. For use externally and inter
nally.
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AuuHeIneDts.

" Courage AT the opera house this even
ing, Miss Efrle Ellser will appear as blanche
Grey In her new success OF " Courage" Miss
Ellsler has received the unanimous endorse
ment OF the press OF having II second Hazel
Kirke success In blanche GREY. This new
play, which has been so successful In other
places, especially IN Philadelphia, should re-
ceivo good patronage here. This scenery IL
really something wonderful Nothing will be
used ofthe scenery OF Fulton opera house, but
there will DO an ussemblage OF stage settings
that aIe more than attractive. 1t will be IA
treat to witness Courage this evening, and
should not be missed.
" Marked for Lle."-At the opera house,
Thursday evening, Sid g. France will appear
In mis- grand double attraction specially com
edy company. Marked tor Lite F" will be tho
event OF tho evening. IL Is great bill and 10
replete with startling incidents, now scenery
and mechanical effects. Mr.. France will en- =
act his famous character, Skid, which tor over
ton years has made his name familiar in every
city in the Union. Incidental TO the grea
drama long list OF specially artists will APP
pear, thus making the entertainment one OF
intense interest from beginning TO the end,
The Queens Lace Hdndkerchtef." This
beautiful and popular opera will DO given
here Friday night, and the company present
Ing 1t Is said TO be very good. The opera II
one OF strauss masterpieces and the music In
II Is delightful, while the costumes used srC
elegant.
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No. IS East King Street,


This morning at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Cur
ran, who was arrested on Saturday evening
on telegram from Madison, Wisconsin,
whore he IL charged with forgery, was
taken before Judge Livingston on writ
Of habeas corpus His discharge was asked
for on the ground that he was illegally
held by the chief of police. The officer
was asked by what authority he held the
man, whereupon no produced number of
tolegrams from the officials Of Madison.
Tho last one stated thar an officer had left
for the east. The chief stated that he ex
,inuanco OF the hearing. The court then
remanded the prisoner TO O'Clock this
afternoon.
At o'clock this afternoon the prisoner
was again taken before Judge Livingston.
Sheriff Bechtel,of Dane county, Wisconsin,
appeared with requisitiOn from
the governor of Wisconsin on the
governor Of Pennsylvania, which was
duly hOnored. The prisoner, who was
represented by J. w. +. Swift, esq., as
council, was asked by the court whether
no was the mau named in the requisition,
aud he acknowledged that he was, where
upon the court remandC1 him to the Gus
tOdy Of Sheriff Becht |, who leaves with
him for the West this evening.
The circumstance OF the case are that
CuTran, who il a native of this county, was
employed as a subagent of the agent Of
the Singer sewing machine company at
Madison, aud it il charged that he raised
note from s. TO s3j, appropriated the
same tn his own use, and then left the
state aud returned to Pennsylvania.
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p,ovIdtnp for the poor.
IN BALTIMORE.
a wife Commits suicide.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 2i.-Several weeks
ago Mrs. Barmeister, wifo of a saloon
keeper, was found in her room terribly cut
with a razor aud nearly dead. Her
husband who had been ON drunken spree
was arrested on supicion of having infllct.
ed the wounds but W III the woman's re-
Covery she stated that she had inflicted the
wounds herself. This morning Mrs. Bar
meister, was found suspended by the neck
and dead. 1t is supposed she committed
suicide.
Baltimore solid for the democrats.
The election for mayor and members Of
the city council in this city TO day is pro.
gressng very quietly and large vote will
be polled. Up to 2 o'clock no disturbances
had been reported from any one Of the 1S0
precincts. Although no official state
ments have been made Of the vote poled
the impression is general that the regular
Democratic ticket will be elected.
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the LOWER END
Interesting Item. from tho oxford e,

Inter eating Items from tho oxford '.Press a"
A large number OF wild ducks were shot
on the Susquchanna river, near Peach
Bottom, last week. The shooting was
particularly good on Saturday morning,
and some canvasbacks, now rare in this
section, fell victims TO the sportsmen.
Bass fishing in tho Susquehanua at Fite's
Eddy is now attracting the attention Of
anglers. About 100 fine fish were caughl
there on Saturday last. The river is get
ting in good condition and fine sport is
expected for some weeks. The deep, still
water lof the Eddy seems to form harbor
into which the bass gather for winter
quarters, and makes the late fishing espo.
cially good at this place.
Joseph +. Myers, of Oak Hill. this
county, had runaway accident in Oxford
on Saturday last that might have been
attended with very serious results. He
had purchased q stove and loaded II into
his wagon when the horse became terri
fed and ran of. Mr.. Myers held on as long
as possible and when he let go was struck
by the wagon, knocked down and severely
injured in the back and legs. Tho wagon
was upset aud broken, while tho stove
was thrown out and shattered to pieces.
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CRUSHED pY A DERRICK,
frightful Accident TO acOb Feight ON Tu
day Morning,

Frightful Accident TO , acOb FeIght ON Tues-
day Morning,
Harrisburg Patriot.
Jacob Feight, of Wormeysburg, on the
other side of the river, lost his lito Tues
day morning in very frighttul manner.
For some time he has been employed as
one of the stone masons who are at work
putting up the new piers for the Cumber
land valley railroad bridge. About eight
O'Clock the men began to raise one OF the
heavy stones by the aid of the derrick
When it had almost reached the height
desired one of the guy ropes supporting
the derrick broke aud In moment the
heavy piece of timber came tumbling
down. Mr.. Feight was directly in it's path
of descent, aud was unable to got out of
the way. He was struck on the head aud
neck. His lower jaw was fractured and
his neck broken. He died almost instant
ly. His body was at once taken to the
hospital where Coroner Shinder held an
inquest, the verdict being in accordance
with the facts as stated. The deceased
was from Lancaster, having only moved
his family to Wormleysburg last week.
He leaves a wife and two children.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
our xsaU.As uuRRrsposDESUE,
Event- Along tho su-quohaons-items OF
interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked up by the inteiu-


Event- Along tho surauchaons-'tems "'
interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked mp by the into'ii-
gsncer Reporter.
The pepnsylyania railroad officials here
have been informed that tho annual in
spec,iou os tho road will commence No
yomber q Tho inspecting party, In four
small trains will closely follow one another
leaving Pittsburg on that day. The road
between tho starting point and Altoona,
will be inspected on tho 9th, that betwe, n
Altoona and Harrisburg on tho 7th, be
tween Harrisburg aud Philadelphia on tho
Sth, and between the latter place aud New
York on the 9th, where the inspection of
the main line ends. The inspecting party
will consist Of the general manager of the
company, the general superintendent,
assistant engineers aud supervisors. IL is
believed, though no orders have yet been
received here, that tho Frederick division
and Columbia branch will be inspected
before the general inspection takes place.
The officers making this inspection will
be the superintendents OF the Philadelpb Ia
and Frederick divisions, assistant engi'
noers, supervisors aud division fOromon
Personal and Social.
Mr.. Charles has returned from fow
days visit to Harrisburg.
George Wambaugh, an employo OF the
Herald, was given surprise party at his
home on Walnut street, last evening, by
upwards Of forty Of his friends. The
evoniBg passed quickly away for the young
folks in playing games usual to such affairs.
Some good vocal and organ music was
furnished by several of the guests, and the
recipient of the evenings attention gave q
very creditable entertainment on the flute.
The party broke up shortly before mid
night.
Borough Notes
To night q meeting of Orion lodge No.
S76 Odd Fellows, will be held.
A large addition Of valuable law books
has just been made by Mr.. g. &. Kauff
man to his library.
Isaac Snyder and John West, of this
place claim to be tho champion geigle
players of this county. They also lay
claim to the champion medal for duck
hunting. They do not state whether tho
ducks are wild or domestcated fowls.
To morrow the excursion over the Read
ing " Columbia railroad to Reading will
be held. The attractions for the day In
the city will DO bicycle parade through
the streets by over hundred ladies and
gentlemen, followed by bicycle race in
the fair grounds, and the sessions of the
teachers institute of BeIks county in the
grand opera house.
A mysterious stranger, who promeuades
nightly on North Walnut street, aud
whose actions indicate that he is looking
for some person, is causing some alarm
among the feminine portion of tho resi-,
dents of that part of town. lie is always
enveloped in largo overcoat and keeps
his hat drawn down over his brow, So th at
it is impossible to secure view OF biz
face. Who is he ?
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ESTATE gF hENkx EsHLEMAN, LATE
h OF StrasbuTg township, deceased, Letters
OF administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons In
deblcd thereto are requested 10 make lmme-
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay tor settlement 10 the under.
signed, siding at Quarryyllle l.. %.
w. U. HENsEL, CYRUS q. BARR.
Attorney. sepl6- GtdW
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From tho Far South west.

Mr.. G.. Duff Slaymaker, from Slverton,
Colorado, accompanied by his sister, ar.
rived in Lancaster yesterday, and will
remain with relatives and friends in this
city and county until about the beginning
OF the new year. Mr.. Slaymaker is "a
native of this county, though he has been
in Colorado several years, where he has
large mining interests and is also editor
aud publisher Of two newspapers-the San
Juan Herald and the Animas Forks
Pioneer. He speaks we'll of Colorado and
it's mining, real estate, banking ard other
rapidly growing interests.
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BOWERS
u HURST.
Nos. 90 and 28 North Queen St.
q GENTLE NJ EN- -

short time ago we bought II special bargain
in Mems Scarlet Underwear. They being so
very nice for the money they sold very quickly
and We have now received another large lot
which we shall sell at the same price, They
are fine goods anu are sold ut 8l.75 for either
Undcrshirt or pair OF Drawers, or $3.50 tor the
suit. We also have the lower grades OF Scarlet
Underwear, oXcell cnt qualities, tor sL25apioce.
In Mems Fancy Grey undCrshirt we sell the
best in the city tor 25 cents. Upon examining
you Will be astonished how good 1t really Is
tor the money. just to think, only 25c apiece
or Doc. tor the tull Suit, No need OF anyone
being cold or catching colds when they can bo
cad so warmly tor so low Il price. We have
also a full assortment of Mon's White Merino
Underwear at 33c., Doc, Csc. i5C., sOO 81 % and
sl so tor either Shirt or Drawer. Til, SO goods
We are giving splendid value for the money ;
we have all sizes. Also In white shirts We have
splendid makes which ht nicely and have
always given full satisfaction To those that
have worn them. We have them in very low
prices, from 25c, up to 800. We cannot say
anything about the 25c. ones, more than they
are good Shirt Tor the money, ana that there
are people who ask for them and want them,
hence we keep them. But our SOC. Shirt we
can say great deal about and back It up, as 1t
| is one of the create Il bargains we otter. Our
| Toe. Shirt Is made OF Wumasutta Muslin, Fine
| Linen Bosom and well made in every Darticu-
| lar. To prove that they are good We have
| quite number at Customers who wGaI
| nothing else. Our $40 Putont Back Shir
always gives satisfaction, and We know tito bC
rs good, ifnOt better, than auy shirt offered a
| tho same price, We would be pleased to have
| you CAL and examine our stock OF UndcrSea
| and White shirts.
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for the Democrats


New YORK, Oct. 24-Eliza Howe, aged
90 years, was abandoned on Saturday last
by Patrick Larkius, who married another.
Eliza informed Of the duphcity of Patrick,
suddenly left her homo, after addressing
a letter 10 her brother telling him of her
betrayal aud the base conduct of Larkins
and announcing that she would hide her
shame in the "a, aud would drown her.
self from the dock upon which Larkins
was employed. The brother and other
friends of Eliza, also the police, are search.
ing for tho missing girl. All tho parties
belong in Jersey City.
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Tomorrow the lady riders will appear
at the park when the ten mile race will be
repeated Besides this event there will
bs a half mile dash by the females and q
trotting race for three minute horses.
The entries for the last event are as fol
lows
Pattie, b. m, entered by 4. Dupree, Column
bia, Pa.
Joe, b. e., entered by T. Hough on, city.
Tom Scott, b. e., entered by T.. V. ROtc, city.
Lyal, b. m, entered by +. Is, MacGOnigc,
city.
Susie b., $. m, entered by q. W. Bender,
New Holland.
May Belle, b. IN, entered by Frank Taylor
city.
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Iiyn stons cr,a..

CHtoAao--IIogs-Rece :, 2o,ooo head ah,,.
ments, 1000 head market opsued q, ongprr
and closed easier paokir 4, % 5000 70 % ,ck
ing and shipping, " 7S6s = light, ~ Is sS,
sktps, % 006i %.
Cattlo--Keceipts, s,o0 road shipments.
100 head market stronp md active exports
70 ZOOS % good TO ch,,ce shipping, sN 500
range cattle nrm wyomings, " to56 Tex
s6eep-Receirts, 600 head; sb,pmen,a. 20, /,
market firm Inferior to fair, ~ 30fp3 9, good,
VI I choice, ~ 10; Texans, " a5sp3 %.
EAST LIDRRrY- Cattle-Recefpts 1,slI head
market slow At about Yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Rocoipis. $40 head market active
tIllHlelphias, " 25foo 20; Workers, a a0f1b 10.
shecp-heceints, 800 head market slow I;
seilihg at S5c on from last weeks prices.
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l. the most effective Pain Destroyer in tho
world. Wnl most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eXter-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alloviator, and 1t - warranted duu.
BILE the strUngtn than any other similar prepa-
ration.
II cures pain in the Side Back or Bowels,
sore Throat Rheumatism, ToothuChc, and
ALL ACHES, and Is The 8rsat ReIiever OF
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoontul of
the Panacca In tumbler of hot water [sweet,
ened, If preferredl, taken at bedtime, viii
BREAK UP 4 COLD. 25 cents bottle.
muyl-T Th,FSw
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a LIVE REPTILE
just fem we'd PROM u uumsu Body-Tht
Following Statement fxpIEiDs Itself

Following Statement Explains Itself.
CITY lIOTEL, Lancaster, Pa oct. -, 1888
For over two years l have suffered from
bloating, great soreness OF stomach, appetite
irreSu ar sometimes great and sometimes
poor pain In mead and through tho body and
joints loss OF memory, etc. Have been treated
by one OF our home doctors, whose medicine
not only failed TO do me any gOoi, but made
me very sick.
This morning | placed myself under the
treatment OF Drs. Logan and Mccoy, at the
Clty hotel, and 80 hours after taking their
medicine | was relieved OF Il live Tape Worm,
head included, II measured 80 feet long. For
this quick aud painless cure | return Drs.
Logan ami Mccoy my sincere thanks.
MARTIN RUrTER,
IA West James st.
The above reptile was seen alive by hun
dreds OF people on North Queen street in
front OF tho city Hotel, to-day, between the
hours OF one and three. 1t may yet bo seen at
the doctors rooms.
Tape Worms, like all accidental p lrasitss,
produce every variety OF symptoms. Hence,
we have found many, who Tor years have doe.
tored for dyspepsia, heart disease, costiye-
ncsz, hts, headache, nervousness, general de
btlity, and II multitude OF diseases which they
never had. On examination the doctors found
them to have Tape Worm and cured each OF
them without pain In from two u four hours.
Curing Tape Worm Ia no specially with Drs.
Logan and Mccoy. They cure every variety
of disease that they undertake TO cure vi h
the same degree OF success.
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Tried to murder His NIlstress.

WILKEsBARRE, Oct. 24.-Robert Roach,
a Young man living at Kingston, while in
disreputable house this morning, at
tempted to murder his mistress, Sallie
Quinn. He shot her in tho face with n
a Al calibre pistol. Tue ball was tlattened
against her jaw bone and was cut out
from the ear. She was removed to the
hospital. Roach is held to await the
result OF the injuries, which are thought
to TO fatal.
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your rest 10y Il sick child suffering and crying
witt the eNcruciatng pain OF cutting teeth
II 20, ~ aI once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
tine poor little sufferer immediatcly-depen
upon It ; there Is no mistake about II. There Is
not II mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you nj once that II viii
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, ana relief and health to the child, OPP
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly saio 10 use
in all cases, ana pleasant To the taste, and Is
the prescription OF ono of the Oliest and best
female physicians In the United States. sold
everywhere. 25 cents "a bottle.
mayl-M. saw
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Philndainnia marrss

PmLADELrHrA, Oct. a. - Flour duh and
heavy.
Rye Flour. % I5a3 S.
heat quiet and easier; No. 2 Western
Red, 81 o594Gl 0e No. 8 do, 90 I; No. 1 Penn'a.
Red. vi 10.
Corn steady and fairly activo sail yellow, 6s
IG3c; do mixed, 5Sc No. 3mixed, b66a57c,
oats dull and easy; No. | White SIC /;
No. white, S6RS6hc; No. do, $50 |;
No. 2 Mixed, 80.
Rye firm ut &c.
Seeds Glover at sas,4c; Timothy dull
Flaxseed nrm.
Provisions steady.
Lard firm.
Butter quiet and steady.
Eggs firm and scarce.
Cheese hrm and quiet.
Petroleum dull.
whisky ut tl -
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AIaucastor Printsr

Mr.. @. A. Frailey, printer, formerly of
this city, but who for two years past has
been connected with the Continent, an
illustrated magazine published in Phil.
adelphia, will accompany that periodical
to New York, whittier the publication
office is to be removed in few days. Mr.,
Frailey's Lancaster friends will be pleased
to learn that he is to receive an increased
salary and be promoted tOa more respon'
sible position than that heretofore held
hY him.
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The best Salve I'm the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers. salt rheum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds of skin
frecklos and pimples. The salve Ia
to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get HESRy's CARBoLIo SALvE, rs all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price 20
cents. Sold I'm Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 1877 North Queen street. mv29-4
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SPEClAL bAkG ANS.
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The Democratic Outlook IN this :

The Democratic Outlook IN this STRte
In letter to the New York Sun George
ID. Herbert writes Democratic sue.
cess will give to that party control Of
every department of the state govern.
ment except the judiciary. Besides,
both parties fully understand that
it will determine the voice of the
state in the presidential contest next
year. While the leaders of the two Re
publican factions seem to be reconciled, II
Is an open secret that the rank and file of
the Independents arc not satisfied with the
arrangement. Charles s. Wolfe, who or.
ganized the bolt in 1881 and received the
largest vote ever pOlled for an independent
candidate, is opposed to the ticket and he
has many followers. There being no
independent ticket to 20 to, these men
will vote with the Democrats, and success
to that party this time will make perma-
nent the union now, without bargain or
consideration, in process OF formation,
thus determining the future politics of the
state in the hands of the Democrats until
the abuses Of power make them undeserv-
ing of success.
In the main tho Democratic promises Of
| last year have been fulfilled. This fact
has added strength to the party. No es
innate of the result can approach accuracy
without taking into consideration the
effect of the result in Ohio. In all parti
of tho state tho hopetulness which
Hoadly's victory has spread among
the Democrats Of Pennsylvania will
be felt TO their advantage. But thi
influence will be particularly noticed il
the border COUNTESS from Washington tC
Erie, Beaver, Mercer, the western
part of Crawford aud Erie are more ideu-
titled in social and business relations
with Ohio than with our own state. Tn
Mahouing aud Shenango valleys, separa
ted by the ridge that divides the state
are particularly homogeneous iu popula
tion and industry. Tho block Goa
q simultaneous deposit exclusively foun
there, the blast furnaces and rolling mills
bring tho business and laboring me
constantly together, and the influence
that worked political revolution in tha
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N-OTIUE.-hLL PrKSONS IsTEHESTED
~ In building a southern Market House.
are notified to meet at the public house of
Geo. wal. south Queen street, on Wednesday
evening, October %, at ~ o'clock. o2S 2td
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Quotations by Associated Press.
NOTICE.
DErAErs,Esr,

IANNNNInIt NI0ts W
Tl fhs CiizoRs Of Lane ISter:
The Board OF Health respectfully calls lie
attention OF the citizens OF Lancaster - the
foiIowinu section OF our Health Ordinance
"And be IL further enacted that all parents
ana guardians shall cause their children and
wards To he Vaccinated before they attain the
AGE of one wear, ana that the Board OF Health
shalI req quire and enforce the vaccination OF
ali persons residing In the city OF Lancaster,
and never before vacclnated."
The said Board of Health do hereby direct
anu require tho vaccination Ot all parsons IN
the city within fifteen days from this notice,
as the provisions and penalties prescribed by
said ordinance tor its violation, will DO on'
forced. By order OF the board OF Health.
q, IL, DkOWN, N. u,
o'aC,SrUrh&s secretaIy,
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Special cheap excursion TO Reading on
Thursday, october 25th. Round trip tickets
good tor three days Train leaves Lancaster,
King street, at 73D, Columbia 7:3) ; Chickies
73O. Fare only $40 Leaves Mannheim at
s:l7 Fare, sllO. Leave Lititz at SI.?s. Fare,
9Oc. Leaves Ephrata at s:53. Fare, Csc. Male
and female riders. Music by the Ringgold
Band. O2O242ISltw