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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-29
SPECldL NOTICES.

Tho aesthetic movement in England has en-
tfrely died out, becauSe-well because people
think there is more good common sense in
taking II bottle of DIR. Buh's Cough Syrup than
| in carrying lily.
SKILL IN THE WoRKsHor-To do good work
the mechanic must have good health. Ii long
hours OF confinement in close rooms have en-
| feebled his hand or dlmned his sight, let him
at once and before some organic trouble
| appears, take plenty of Hop Bitters. His sys-
tenn will be rejuvenated, his nerve strength
ened, his sight become clear, and the whole
constitution he built up to a higher working
condition. mar2a. .l6teOd
Take three times day. only; see the al ver-
tiSement OF Summons Liver Regulator.
Don't Die In tho House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
roaohes. bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks. gophers. loo.
So Dresses. cioaks, coats, stockings and all
garments can be cOlored successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors only lOc
Thcmas Stanton, WrightsvilIe, Pa, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters instantly relieved me
OF an alarming futter of the heart" For
sale by IL. Il. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39
North Queen street. m26-lwd&w
- pT. behSOn 81 Celtry anu CnamOm1Ie P1llS
tor the cure of Neuralgia are success."-Dr.
&. p. Holman, Chrs:ianburg, Va. so cts. ut
druggists.
I'm happy TO say DR.. Benson's Skin Cure
has cured my Eczema Of the scalp, of four gears
xtandin0." Jno. A. Andrews, Atty at Law,
Ashton, Ill. 81. at druggists. Endorsed by
physicians.
DrsPErTIo. nervous people, "out of sorts'
Colden's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure. Ask
for C0tden's or druggists. IN G.iwdeOd&w;
The foolish reject. tho wise accept read the
advertisement OF Simmons Liver Regulator
60 TO IL. f. Cocnran's drug store for Mrs.
Freeninn's Ne,O National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color. are unequaled.
Color from TO pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and German. Price. Is cents.
For a cough or sore throat, the best medi-
| cine is Hules Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
m26-l lwdcOd&w
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use SIII-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, e5 CENTS
| Sold by H. B. Cochran, Sand lS9 North Queen
tTeet, Iancnstpr, fcb4eOd6
It'd fslts.
Samples tree at Grocers. II. A. BARTLETT &
| Co., Makers, Philadelphia. fl2-26td&4tw
In Hot Water.
Orpha NJ. Hodge, Battle Greek, Mich, writes :
IL upset tea-kettle of boiling hot water on
my hand. 1 ut once applied Thomas Eclec-
trio OIL, and the effect was to Immediately
allay the pain. l was cured in three day g."
For sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
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NEW WADVERTLsEME ENTS.
4 NNUAL REPORT
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
OF LANCASTER COONT'

DIRECTORS OF THE POOR,
LANCASTER COONTY,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1892.
Expenditures for the fiscal year ending De-
cem6er 3. 1882.
Statement OF all bills received and approved
during the ear 1882.
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I'm happy to say DR.. Benson's Skin Cure
has cured my Eczema of the scalp, of four gear,
standinG." Jno. A. Andrews, Atty at Law
Ashton, Ill. 81. ut druggists. Endorsed by
phYsicians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-29

For cough or sore throat. the best medi-
cine is Hule's Honey OF Horehound and Tar 2
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
m26l lwlcOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-29

GO TO IL. Is. COcnran's drug store for Mrs.
Freemnn's NeW National Dyes. For bright.
ness and durability OF color. are unequaled.
Color from ? to pounds. Directions in Eng
liSh and German. Price. Is cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-29

Receipts During the Year on George SpMrrier
and Il. X Spurrier, Gle, ks. and Paid by
Them OUer to the Treasurer.
Total amount received from the
County Commissioners. CPS IS
Total amount received from George
and A. k. spurrier, clerks............ $50 Il
spnrrier, former Treasurer: 80. 5ses 20
surance e.......................... $500 90
$751; sol II
Number of Inmates, Etc.
Average number of regular in
mates. ...4b
Average number of tIamps%........... 70
Total daily average. e................496
Average annual cost OF each inmate......$77 SS
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FoH Lame Back, Side or Chest use SH1-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, e5 cents.
Sold by H. Il. Cochran, l37 and ls9 North Queen
tTeet. Lancaster. febl4eOd6
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-" Dr. BensOn's Celery and Chamomile Pills
tor the cure of Neuralgia are success."-Dr.
&. p. Holman, Chris:ianburg, Va. so cts. ut
druggists.
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In Hot Water.

It'd fSlts.
Samples tree at GrocerS. II. A. BARTLETT &
Co, Makers Philadelphia. fl2-26td&4tw
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DIANOa CAREFULLY Removed BY
i experienced hands.
AUG. F. REINOEHL,
m38-1wd No. S26 North Queen street.
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DYsPErTIC, nervous people, "Out of sorts, ~
Colden's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure. Ask
for COlden's. or druggists. IN G.iwdeOd&w-
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surance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 90
s5s, SOL 47
Number of Inmates, Etc.
Average number of regular in
AVerage number Of lamps. 70
Total daily average. ................496
Average annual cost OF each inmate......s77 IS
DesthsSMsie. IS female. y TotaI..:"s7
Births-Nale, 4; female. 4. Total: s
OF the 81 deaths 70 were white and colored {;
These Iodgers are principally class OF men
ranging from fifteen years to forty who have
no higher ambition than to lounge about and
tramp around tho country.
Cause Of Death.
Alcoholism, 2; apoplexy, s.; asthma, >;
bronchitis, 2 !; consumption. II; chronic ccre-
bro sottening /; debility.l; demented.s;
asg srspsys pS;nse zhGa Sc t
monia, 5; disiocation OF neck, !; railroad in
turies, !; peritOnitis, l.
The daily average of patients has been con-
stderally increased this year over last. The
average length OF stay OF patients in hospital
was thirty days.
Lancaster County Farm.
Statement Of Crop for the Year 1887
FOrty-eight loads OF hay; severity bushels
Of wheat fifty bushels OF oats !; $50 bushels
Of corn 70 bushels OF turnips 1,15O bushels of
When the barn was burned (August 49, 1892,
there were consumed l.lO0 busfeis of wheat
Is bushels OF rye and 800 busheis u cats.
Farm Stock.
3horses IL cows calves kuii 2 breed
Ing sows hog and 25 shoats.
We, the undersigned Auditors CT lancaster
county. having examined the foregoing &C
count or George spurrier. deceasea .In,i ABBOTT
K. Spurrier, Clerk of the Board Of directors
OF the Poor and House of Employment OF said
county, and compared their vouchers there
with, certify the same Is correct.
In testimony whereof We have get our hands
this e6th day OF March, A. D 1883;
B. NJ. GREIDER.
JOS. CLARKSON,
County Auditors.
The above report wns gotten up by Dr.. Nc
~ = ~ m2e1tdSw
n4; LEvEKs0oD HAS KEEovED TO
IL No. u East James street, corner OF Chris
tian: Professional calls promptly answered
at all hours. m96.1wd<
DIANOs GAKEFULLY KEMOVED By
i experience ced hands.
AUG. F. REINOEHL,
m2s-lwd No. s26 North Queen street.
FoK FIRE INSURANCE M
l. 60 TO
BAUsMAN & BURNS,
Insurance. Agents. No. 10 West Orange Street.
TWO SMALL HANDMADE HAVANA
! cigars, clear Havana filters, for cts, at
HARTMAN'E3 YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
IIOR RENT. A LARGE TWO.sTORY
II Brick House. No. l3l North Duke st.
A two story Brick Warehouse on Miff1in
street, between South Queen and Prince
streets.
A. j. STEINMAN,
jEltfd lNTRLLIGRNCRR Office.
DIMPLEg, FLESH WORMS, BLACK
L HEADS-NO one can be beautiful whose
lace IS disngured with pimpies, nesh worms
head and nose are q great Disagreement,
making the face look as If speckcd with dirt.
face, and will guarantee to cure every ease OF
pimples, flesh worms and blackheads in ex-
tstence. Oflce, 13 East Walnut street, Lane as
ter. Consultation free.
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Don't Dio In tho ao,

Take three times q day. only; see the advel
tiSement OF Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Themas Stanton, Wr1ghtsvillc, Pa, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters instantly relieved me
OF an alarming futter of the heart" For
sale by IL. Ii. Cochran, druggist. 1877 and l39
North Queen street. m26-lwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-29

DUBLIC SALE-ON FRIDAY, MARCH 30,
/ 1889, will be sold at public sale, at the
Lamb Hotel, on South Queen street, Lancaster
city, Pa, the following personal property, to
wit Eight or more beds and bedsteads, one
bureau, ten wash-stands, pitchers and bowls.
clocks, dining-room stools, chairs, one Jasper
heater stove, cook stove pipe and apparatus,
dining-room stove, bed room stove, 100 yards
OF carpet, Queensware, knives and forks. cor
ner cupboard, tubs and stands, empty whisky
barrels, looking glasses, bar room furniture
Of all descriptions, large feed chest, wheeIbar.
row (good Is new, fork, rake, hoe, lot Of
cles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock q. M, when
terms and conditions will be made known by
PETER HONAMAN,
Proprietor Of Lamb Hotel.
d. F. ROWE, AuctiOneer.
H. L, FRAILRY, Clerk. m2S-2t
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Tho Social World

A large and delightful surprise party
was held at the residence on Cherry street
of MIR. John Wilson, Reading & Columbia
yard master here. The merry making was
kept up until a late hour.
A large party OF ladies and gentlemen will
make a trip from this place to Lanca ,ter
on horseback, Tomorrow afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-29

Don't do In tho House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
roaches, bed-buys, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks gOphers lbc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Members Of tho Transit OF Venus Expo
ditiOn Coming Home.
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The foolish reject, the wise accept :; read tn,
advertisement of simmons Liver Regulator
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6S- Dresses. cioaks. coats, stockings anu all
garments can be cOlored successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. fashionable cOlOrs only lOc
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FROM DALLAS.
Meeting Of Commissioners InCipIent
Cyclone


Special Telegram t" the Examiner.
pALIA-, Texas, June 20 III G follow
ing members ut the commission
appointed by Governor Ireland. to
represent Texas at the Louisville COT
ton and Agricultural exposition, which
begins the lst ot August and continues
one hundred days arrived IN the city Ncs-
tcIday morning and are Iuartcrcd At the
Grand Windsor hotel; Hon. II. u. An
drCws OF Sln Antoine, chairman OF il"
commissions Capt A. h. smith. McAit,
treasurer, Dpuur II. II. fultn, hMncs-
vile, secretary, and capt W. y. Bush, oi
Collin. The following members Of the
commission were ah-crt: Hon. r. A.,
0tookdais, Cucru; Hon. >. u. copper
WoOdyill,; Colonel W. y. and'l, 0cguln'
and Hon. j. H. icmlulng, OF 'lecu. A.
it took live to make quorum ana there
were only four prrs'nl, no regular m' otlhS
was held, bul the y hcld an MO ma, one AT
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TxoM GALVESTON.


GALyHroS, June n. II now trims.
pIrcH that the Hdvcug at the TERRIBLE
mortality ut Vera Cruz, from yellow
fever, were received m Galveston by
cable. The best information here
CLEANED from an entirely reliable purty
N constant tc'cgrnphlc communication
with Vera Cr2 is tp the effect that the
first and worst reports of Saturday nrn
correct Further communications from
tine Galveston quarantine station show
that the ship lihytcr recently from
Vera Cruz, had no communication with
any vessel IN that port, beside lighters.
This takes away the foundation NJ the
report contra Icing the existence of the
plague Besides, tine llhyticr's officers,
Tor quarantine REASONS, It X said, would
he directly Interested IN supprcssing
news Of such an alarming natur..
The state teachers convention meets
in this city tom PROV, to be IN session
seven or eight d ys. II IL expected that
between two aud three hundred dele
gates will be- in attendance, aud the pro-
cccdlngs NJ the convention will be inter
o-tiug to the general public ns well ns
those cugng Il ~ school work. Dele
gnte- have already begun to arrive, and
quite % number are expected on the late
trains this evening.
TIA fac of clever attempt at black
mail last We wa- made public tD.duy.
Louis Wr0uaT, % German jan tor wInl,
quietly sitting on the 10 uciI was appealed
10 by woman claiming to bee a friend
Whlc talking "a man uppro chod aud
nugrily demanded ~ Wriuur an oxpla.
nation " hI- presence IN company with
his wife. Ihcrruppn the woman bur
into lour4 aud accused Wciuur NJ max
my improper oyerlurc-. 4 boRus police
man aIpcu ed 81 thH Iunrture aud ar
rested Wriuur. The alleged HUSBAND
offered to keep the matter out pf Nh,
newspapers for so Wcunr had M
money, and the price was gradually low
er,d tu So The victim insisted he ha,
no funds, when hc THO sct upon the man
went through h- porkc.s and beat hin
arvcrrly. hrprctcnlcd officer ouly hn
been captured, aud gives hi- name ~
Washington Taylor. lie is sad 10 beth
nero 81 many similar exploits.
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Suits.


All Wool Cashmere suits, sold for
Sl2, now 1913.
Scotch Cashmere Suits, sold tor $40,
now 80.
Diagonal Suits, sold for $40, now
So.
An all Wool Cashmere Suit for 81,
that has no equal.
Black and White Check Velvet Cas-
simcre suit equal 10 any Sl5 suit, for
HI21l.
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NUMBER 1863

and other native allies In AMMAN. Trtou,
the French minister 90 China remains
here.
LoSpoN, June - The Marquis Of
Tacug denies that nm agreement has been
reached between the French mi IL ar at
Shanghai and the Chinese commander.
The Mnquis re-ailirms the stat meut
that Chucsc troops are marching on a
border Vt Touquin He says ChiuH will
not accept any Erauco-Anuanoss treaty
hat is opposed to her sovereign rights
IN Auunm. The Marquis Iseug ia Hux-
lou- to obtain EnglnnIs good Offices.
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burr- Micuru's DEATH.

T--TT7 NTT TTT ; TTNTT.
HNWs, June - The foreman Of the
jury which returned verdict uf guilty
against Louise Michel has received "a
mcnucing letter. when the prisoner
was sentenced yesterday the audience
chccrcd her The commune press gen
orally insiders her sentence excessive.
Even lcgitmntist aud union advo. ates
predict Communication ot her sentence.
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UutY bought twenty -,,-".
land ,n the name of 20 willow woman. and
three minor children signing thuIr nlmc-
to the notes. and then sold the land Co nn
uHsuspeatiug party. In another case he
slys he found eighteen scctions OF school
hand filed on and ,till held tor one party,
and that the hand around 1t is worth from
- to ~ per acre. Mn. Patton neaks very
confidently AS to the beneficial results that
viii accrue to the state through the me
dium OF this investigation He says the
boprd will not convene here short Of two
weeks from now.
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I'KOW MARSHALL.


7TT7TTTT TVT|- TTT Nv -TTT TNVTWTTTTT
MN>pLL June D. Harry Owens,
LOUIS II. Holt and twoor thioc other men
from Marion county. captured negro
10y the uImr OF Douglass IN our city to-.
day, charged with the murder OF Mr..
EuEcr, IN that county. lust "Wednesday
There were tuo ut Il cm thpt performed
the dn~trily act and uur WIS captured
the next day, and when thought before
the lady confessed the cruuc and snil
Douglass was the other man. Douglas
denies the whole thing but acknowledge
la WAS in that urighhurhoOl at that time
he was taken back to Marion county thi
evening. lie will not he turned uvci to
the officers, lie and his pattncr vii
answer Tor their crimes without % Jury.
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GRIMINAI.ITIIsS.
en,ucky Well Rid of a Noted Desperate,

WllLIAMsos Ky, June 2j.-Suuday
morning William Chi era WAS found
dead in the road near Dry Ridge, with
bullet hole through Inns hcurt. The cor
uucrs Jury could liud no evidence
a 10 tho pcrpctrutor Beck Mccormack
WAS suspected until iladon Northcotc
surrendered himself To- the constable,
confessed thai ho committed the crime.
Chlldc-s WAS a Desperate, much feared,
and WA responsible for u mlsstep IN life
by Northcotcs sister. Circumstances
were against Mccormack tall Northcutr
surrendered
-rNpNNIN RICHMOND
RcuNoNp, June % An dlray Occur
red sun py evening brtwrru "m tritcH-
field and /. f. Macon, iu which the for
NOR wa, stabbed in the body. Hts ply
sicuns SAY the wo lldcl man cannot live.
Ihc difficulty Wa thr result Ut AN old
icul. Or. Crutchhcll rs twenty seven
vrtr- OLD ,ni ,iuglr. NJ ,,nu BIS m trrtrI
mt ah ut forty vnrs OIL Both a'c oi
mghly rc.pncrthl" families.
MuDpWI AND SUICIDE.
UrNrsymLr, Ala, June -. Joseph
Broom lwhltc rNpostu lHtod with
ucgrcss for insulting his wife, when the
urgrrss stabbed him with butcher
kmfr. with which sh theu killed her ELI
hf ON Is e'''"''' l" "' ''.''''
"""hu'''
sun H'- 'N''
81 Lots. June Co. In" river IS -iul
rising slowly. bur tho -it1nuo hu Ia h"r"
and hoo Et-t ST. 10 i- IA practically un-
changed. BpNwaN dyke tli stands ihr
pr, s-urr and thHt and other Ncak points
nrr constantly being heightened. The
cuts mpdc la7t ui-ht Ou- what BIS known 3
tine Madison county 1yhr Whicri- 20 high
embarrassment runu NJ east from Oh" river
"a mil. and hiatt auI tbnut midway bee
tween RruohLu and Y nice, hut h."r Il
long nni angry Nrprglr bet" rn 20 NUM-
beer OF inhuDia,ut- ul th" former vi 'cr,
where somr people were living nnih oil
the tlYhr. h "us decide that nothing
, .huuI be- lone % tu-i y, a- thD cutting
- oi this dyke would lr NOR w'icr iltn
Hrooklyn amt 'nnru'rE al , .l,.,i
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Notion Department.

The prettiest array of Embroideries,
fully 80 per cent. less than they can be
bought elsewhere.
Laces in all styles
The new Oriental Laces, the Bra
bant. The Moorish val Lacc at great
hargaln..
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Clothing Department.

Sweeping reductions have been in
sttu,cd in this department, ~ we
must have the room. We have still
complete stock, and they are fresh
and desirable.
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Pants.

Pants heretofore sold for So Is down
to $3.50.
Fine light Worsted Pants, sold for
$3.50, down to 81
stripe Cass Pants, sold for $3.75.
down to 50.
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Dress Goods Department

French Satteens marked down to 40
cents per yard.
Best Imported Ginghams, % cents
per yard.
French OIgandies, reduced TO 10
cents per yard.
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Germany


rW CuuEcu mLL PASSED.
BrmrS, June %. The lower house Of
the detuct has finally passed the GOV,
rrumcut's church bill, by vote of ~
g.. lAy
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Ladies' and grnts Hna -hocs in great
variety 10 sanger Bros, boot and shoe de-
paItmrnt.-yG4ltc
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Dry Goods Department.

We will sell the best American
Dress Bingham for 10 cents per yard.
Good White Piques for 7 cents,
worth 10 cents per yard.
A first-class Blcsched Domestic,
equal to Lonsdalc, for & cts per yard.
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Fans, Fans, Fans.

Reduced 40 per cent. less, to close
ont Tor the season.
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Carpets, Carpet, Marlug-, Mating, a
Is uabef'- which can not bee cN'e'lrd II
VIin" On quality come aud looh at them
uG-ll-Le
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Hosiery.

Our Hosiery has never been
equalled for price aud quality, and We
have instituted new reductions to
over the stock.
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Nlw NuUR.Iuuc -. The immigration
commissioners held u special meeting to
consider measures to prevent puuper
immigration from Grcnt Britain. Ims
uctiou IL called for IN Wv NJ large ar.
rivals NJ pnupcr immigrants Yesterday
CommisNuurr Stephenson and he had
procured a0idavits from svvrral I'M
migrants showing they had
/ been inmates NJ several poor
/ houscs in ireland and induced tu come
to this country 10y the wurllhuuse mas
ters, from whom they had rcc,lyel pn-
sugc tickets aud smnll sum> VI money
The commissiunor considered the land
I'M: ot pnupers larg ~ due to the lNyi,
Of the management of Castle GardDr
.-1 ro"owmcudcd AN inspector toe az
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Ice shaved in soda water ut Carter. "
MOuIe's fountain.-OJ 1917
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
-
00lNGS OF YESTERDAY ELEC
TRlCAllY NOTED.
Labor Troubles mgorsou Not Dead
as Reported The Sunday
Amusement Question.
ruE rCNN RECEPTION Al 81 Louis


rmr rcNN RECEPTION Al 81 LorlS
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ST. LorI-. June 2j.-N reception Wa
gwen ~ 81 phlrich , hail sunday mglitu
rurirh Eguu, At which large uumb ut
lrI-h citizens we're prc.onl. EAgan made
"a brief speech acknowledging the compIl-
mout paid him and cNuoUng all To stand
rs the national league. The only notable
feature ui the occasion wn- The prolonged
Kissing ui judy, Knot O'NcIll, when 90
his SPEECH he Deprecated secret -palrties
and lcuuunrci the murlgr OF lurl Cav
nnLL-u LLnI kuLhn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-26
DRY GOODS.
OUR EFFoRT
I'M EMRRoIDERIES

Has been so highly appreciated that haye
continue this Bargain Sale III Embroiderics for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-26
-rNp,rIN urclluoNp

HrNrsvmLE Ala, June -. Jo-eph
broom lwhitJ rNpostJlutod with IL
urgrcss for insulting his wife, when the
nrgrcsE stabbed him with a butcher
kmfc. with which sh theu killed her ELI
lir ON il SUPPOSED to hc fatally
wounded
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-05
FARMINGToN.
Investigation of the Normal School
Trouble.
Mr.. Rounds ExOnerated by the Com.
mittee.
FARMNoroS, May 8, 'Ss.

rAlsMLNGToNs May 5, o5.
AS stated in my despatch Of yesterday. Gov.
Robie and other officials, with State Superin-
tendent of Schools n. A. Luce, arrived here on
the evening train last night and were driven
to the Forest House where they make their
headquarters during their stay in town. The
object OF their visit is well known-to inquire
into the recent trouble in the Normal School
here-and to carry out the official circular
printed below, which was received by DR..
Rounds: