Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-25

under whose Recommendation q Republican
House passed bill which was responsible
for its onormity.
Mr.. Randall Of Pennsylvania, said that
this bill came from % reduction Of taxation
on tobacco Of ovcry description.
"It WAS only n reduction Of one halt, "
said Mr.. White.
"You introduce bill for tho other half
will vote for it," said MIR. Randall.
Mr.. White said that tho bill Of last year
was passed to please manufacturers, and
tho commissioner who recommended it
resigned his position and acted rs lobbyist
claim agent and log roller for tho men
whose claims would be paid by this bill.
The amendment was rejected.
AT ESQ tho committee rose, reported tho
bill back without amendment and IL yas
passed--yeas, 210 nays, L.
PENNSYLVANIA is interested in this bill. as
follows Number Of claims received 3. sos
amount of claims received, 1904 ,S77. .Ol 4:
number Of claims allowed. 3.i3l amount
Of claims allowed, t299, 198.Sa number of
claims disallowcd, l3l amount of claims
disallowed, s5,0S0.2a.
sudden Death OF UrIdo.
A peculiarly sad death occurred In
Lockport, n. \, bringing TO sudden tor T.
minatiOn the honeymoon of n young mar
ricd coUf 5. Frank WILDER and Miss
Kittic ko were married ia the casho
dral chester ON Wednesday of last
week ID very large gathering
Of their friends, and on their bridal
tour came to Lockport to visit Joshua
Wilber editor of tho Lock City NeeS and
his wifo, the parents OF the groom.
Thursday afternoon Mt O'Clock Just rs
they were bidding the parents good bye
and about 10 cnter their carriage for tho
train the young bride OF week suddenly
threw up her hands and expired in tho
arms of her father.in.law. The cause of
death was heart disease. The body was
taken back into tho residence aud her
father and mother in Rochester were tolo.
graphed tho sad news. The deceased lady
was q most pEepossessiug woman and was
only 20 years OF age aud though in delicate
health had not complained OF feeling III
previous to her uutimely death.
six Deaths from Milk sickness.
Ten weeks ago several members of the
family Of benjamin Fulks, u farmer ir
Shelby township, Tippecanoo county, Ind,
were taken i'll with strange malady,
attended with extreme nervousness. The
family consisted Of Mr. Fulks, his wife.
six children and young lady friend and
member Of tho family. They had all uscf
freely the milk and butter OF the COWS ou
the farm. The first death was of daugh
ter nine years old, which was followed by
the deaths Of son, aged thirteen, aud
daughter, aged eleven. The death urMisg
RsttenOur, young lady living in the
| family, followed next. Then au infant
child died, and on last Tuesday night Mr.
Fulks died. Mrs Fulks is now lying a
the point OF death. The facts have lust
commenced attracting attention here,
| since the physicians that have attended the
patients pronounce the malady milk sick
ness.
FarESlI'- Neither SPEAKS for Irslanc.
Mrs. Della 7. 5. Parnel has write;
on appeal in behalf OF union between
aud renewed zeal among The
friends of Ireland in the United States
| On the land question Mrs. Parnell says
Imperfect as is the human government
| this great land of America, if its intcll
gent maioritcs, its virgin soil, and its 10
sources are held sacred, can secure tn
results Of the best foundations. while
results in kind, through prudent prep
aration and the ties invisibly, ye
invincibly, allying tho two countries, cal
| thus be achieved for Ireland. and no
| otherwise. We must leave 10 European
their autiquated gifts of hasty appeals &
force, to fire, sword and civil wars, tht
most destructive of agents. All with
tiage of American feeling must blush 4
be yet boys aud not statesmen, welding
| opportunities as superior power indi
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