Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17


that the whole form is concealed, will
not deceive voters, ard the rebuke will
come in stunning fashion in the melan.
choly days of November.
QuAV's advice, Dear Beaver, don't
talk. will be disregarded this evening.
WHAT has Sheriff High done to the
NeU Era to merit all the filings Of ths,
organ against the Office of sheriff?
WITH 10, COO Republican repeaters out
of Ohio in November, the Republicans
must strain every nerve to carry it.
REPUBLICAN majority 10 Ohio in 1880,
"a 227; Republican plurality in Ohio in
1884, 10 637. The Republican party Is
going.
UNLESS the presence of deputy mar
shsls at state elections is done away with,
there will be terrible reckoning in blood
to pay some day.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND received an ad-
dress In Irish at the Brooklyn barbecue or
Thursday. He will receive the solid Irish
vote on the fourth of November.
PERHAPS while Gen. Beaver depicts the
beauties of the tariff this evening he will
tell what caused the shut down Of his ovr
nail works in Bellsfonte, bringing miser,
to 500 employees.
'->isSss,, EEAvER vii! this evening beg those
Repsblcans whom ne onoePsrssSsH 20 al
not having "a drop of manly blood in theil
eowardly carcasses" not 70 desert Mr.
Blaine in this the hour of his need
The young women of Newark, n. J .
have bound themselves by oath not to kis
any man who chews tobacco. This lates
resolve of the Jersey lilies may give tn,
dude the monopoly Of the joy of oscula
ton.
The railroad crossing is the point wher
many lives are daily lost. And the fre
quency of accidents suggests immediat,
attention for their prevention. Tn
crossings must go-either above the tract
or beneath it.
AUTUMN THoUsHIs.
| What visionary ti2ts the year puts on,
| "heh .AIeh leaVts hlter through motlonles
| Or numbly cling and shiver to be gone,
How simmer the low flats and pastures bar,
A. with her nectar Hrbe Autumn Il Is
The bowl between me and those distan
hills;
And smiles and shakes abroad her misty
trenulous hair.
| James Russell LoWeN.
THE Press, a bright and spicy journal G
| Newark, N. j., has entered the race fo
popular favor among the other excellen
papers of that city. In its prospectu
it says IN national affairs the Pres wi
| support Democratic candidates, and wi
sndeavor TO commend doctrines as lai
down in the national party platforms.
| local and state affairs it will advocate sue
men and measures as it deems best fitte
TO advance local and state welfare.
WHILE Mr. John Kelly was PERSONAL
| opposed TO the nomination of Mr.. Cleve
land at Chicago, he very seDsibly conclude,
some time ago that the united wisdom O
the party outweighed his own Judgmen
and at the Tsmmsny endorsement recent,
promised the united support of tha
organization for Cleveland. To show tha
Mr., Kelly was in earnest in his professions
he called upon Governor Cleveland OF
Wednesday evening and personally assured
him of Tammany's sincere support. Will
the Democratic front in New York thu
solidly presented there can be little doub
OF sweeping party victory.
THE st. Louis public health association
received recently So, 900 to distribute il
prizes according to its best Judgment
The committee appointed for the purpos,
have agreed that $500 be offered as a prizt
for the best paper on each of the following
subjects /: Healthy houses and food 70,
the working classes; sanitary conditions
and necessities Of school houses and col
lege life disinfectaurs and AN individua
prophylactic agent for infections dis
eases, and appliances and means iol
saving life, and for protection against the
Injurious influences of certain work aud
occupation on health. All papers must be
handed in by April 1, 1885. Hsle Is an
excellent chance for some genius to earn
iame as humanitarian, as we'll as dol.
| lars as an esSa,ist