Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

day in Baltimore to- clcct delegates to the
district conventions which are to choose
delegates to tho state convention to meet
in that city tn morrow. la all but ono ui
the wards delegates were elected favorable
to the nomination of Robert NJ MCLAuO
for governor.
Tho Massachusetts, Republican cruvrn
tiOn will meet tO morrow. PICrJc is gen
orally conceded to be the first choice Of a
majority of the delegates for governor, but
| 1t Is believed that his opponents, IN Wow
| OF his independent record, Will succeed III
dtvcrting the votes of many vt his sup.
pOrtcrs to Congressman Robinson.
AT u meeting of CulOred politicians IN
| Boston yesterday, about 20 delegates being
present, representing all parts Of MasSachu.
setts, three delegates were selected to AZ
tend the rational colOrcd convention at
Louisville.
Tho Republican state convention of
| Now Jersey meets in TrcntOu to day. Tho
| contest for governor appears to have mar.
rOwcd down to two candidates Judge
| Dixon, of Hudson, and eN Congressman
Hill, of Morris
The Republican state convention of
! New York will meet at RICh!irld Springs
to morrow.
Tho Biggcst uismcuu tn America
l.. ~ VI. Kahn, jrwcr,crs, Of 10 Maiden
| Lane, New York have just imported the
largest diamond ever brought to this coun.
| try. Il is yet in the rough aud has the
| ycllowiSh hue common to all uncut dia
moudS. The stone rs African aud weighs
! 10 caratS. 1t may be reduced one thifd
| 10y the cutting, Tho value Of the Jewel
cannot be approximately determined un
| I'll 1t has been cut, when its color and inIl
/
bcauty'will hc revealed. Ihc important
| question how 1t shalt oe handled So as 10
| of'nG out us beauty IN the iuli'St u'EIte
| - no" uuuti C''u>U'i''I"u oS -
At Pi'Scht the We u'N '"'nt o'T'eI
S',e"A tuning '"'"Gu wv ''u','' '"'
"heh CUT II may IL N' :" u' u""c y.
! pute "hNe; ;Nu ,"'" " l"o eI"o "a '' ''''S
S'uu' may uo w" o$ '"v WI" mas H"' ''''
! ~ Mutu u u i'theh ''''" 'hHI Ih' '"'"'"'
Non l-Noor Is lV-! c"'A'S ana oe'"'c GUT
''u~ was $50 c"f"'"'
LABOR N"'e''
About twenty Ot the female telegrdpherN
who took part IN the strike in New York
remain unemployed. They met yesterday
in Clarendon hall and received from the
| brotherhood money equal to the amount
Of wages they would have made II at work,
Forty-three OF he suits brought against
the Bethlehem iron company at Allentown
Oy torm'r employees |" recover money
HeuuCIeu from theiL WAGES LOT S'"'' o'''S
nave oeen %Ppea'rd Oy the company
Inc employees ot IN, SAGo Wa,tr io"e'
hacniue SuoP III bidu''otT' NaIhe, 'U" III III
NUMBER nave H"i 'euu''iou |" 'ue''
wages "i ten per cent.
ne luleEu"tlonaI convention !r o' S'-'l ,
ulaheiS MAKER uVI yesterday III l"t'n'"' "ouu'
1oU uS,eE''cS oyIuS pIeS'"t Iton 'u'
N"''e" ''"''" az" N""@'''
-, "o '"p''"' SI"'oo'o !" 'eN'"
luo uecis'oh OF Ju"%e hHse!'oh 0uS''uI
tue Ctp'VAl COMMISSION causes more m'tri
mem th2h iear ~ blShafCN' ~ i letu
'"S 'Ic ueC'S'oh "i '"c NuPrcWe Cou'' o'
tue territory ana ol Tue Ohttu states
coNft' "htf, t.S e'f''"' removal OIL win
surely ne taken ny one Siue OF l'e o'ntF,
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