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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-05
Tus STREET Lianrs.

wbst rhsy Were noiog Last Nisht.
The police report that twonty.three Of
the gasoline lamps were not burning last
night and that tho electric LAMPS at the
places named below were out ur burning
poorly as stated
Electric Lamps-Orango aud Aun,
Church and Lime, Frederick and Lime,
Walnut aud shippcn, franklin and
Chestnut, Plum aud New Holland pike,
Plum and Chestnut, strawberry and
Woodward, Duke aud Green, Rnckland
and Locust, FrCibcrg aud Low, Frciberg
aud Locust, John aud Locust, Rockland
aud Ann, Manor aud Laurel, James aud
Mulberry, James and Charlotte, from /;
1T. Joseph, at the church, from . , Chest
nut and Charlotte Water aud Orange,
from 10; Walnut ard Mary, from IL I;
Orange ard North Queen, from ;
East King aud Duke, frOm3 Prince aud
Chestnut, Rockland aud Middle, Rpcklaud
| and Low, North aud Duke, poor all night;
Chestnut aud North Queen, poor from ,;
Orange and Shippcn, out for two hours ;
North Queou aud Walnut on! tCr one
hour. Total, 81
anUmcIaI visitation.
Mr.. Geo. J. McElway, manager aud a
leading stockholder OF the company which
| owns the electric light plant here, visited
Lancaster yesterday aud spent last evening
| at the works and in the city, to investigate
the causes of popular complaint against
the system. He declares that his company
is responsible, its system good and that hu
is anxious to deal fairly by the citizens aud
furnish Lancaster with satisfactory light.
He was assured in turn that the popular
prejudice existing against tho light arises
| only from its failure to work satisfactorily.
As to statement reported to have been
made IN councils that Mr.. Dcmuth had
written to the manager Of the Maxim
! company, saying that certain lamp burned
poorly, aud the answer ho received was
| highly offensive aud unit for publication
we are assured by Nc. MoElSay that
no such word was ever received at the
| compauy's Office in Philadelphia nor any
such answer returned theroirom. Mr..
Demuth says, too, that the message came
through an empIoye OF the company IN
this city and purportrd 70 have bsen sent
by one Of the local managers, not from the
| company's headquarters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-05

STAR ROUTE breezes wrecked the ship
that sought to float the postal telegraph
bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-05

ONE more week aud theu-tho "carniva
of fraud, "yclept the Republican prima
ries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-05

Now let the heavens fall aud Chaos
begin his reign Butler has signided bis
willingness to accept the Grecnback Labor
nomination for president.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
Delta Metal.
From the Scientific Americana

From the Scientific Americana
Mr.. A. Crompton, chief engineer of
the steamer Assyrion Monarch, has
recently shown us some specimens OF
this new alloy, which is stated to pos
sess number of valuable qualities.
In color it resembles gold. The fol-
lowing are some of its qualities as
claimed by its inventor and manufac-
turer (Mr. Dick).
Delta metal metal can be forged hot,
and when so treated is so per cent
stronger than wrought iron. In its
molten state it runs freely, and sound,
close-grained castings can be produced
from it. When cold it may be rolled
into the thinnest of sheets, or drawn
into the finest wire, it's tensile strength
in the latter form being nearly three
times that of the best wrought iron.
1t is adapted for all kinds of cylinders,
cocks, valves, and other steam fittings;
being grainless, it is easily manipu-
lated by any cutting tool, will take a
high polish, and does not tarnish or
corrode.
Its quality of non.corrosion renders
it specially suitable for air, circula-
ting, feed, and bilge pump rods, lin
ings, buckets, valves, rams, condenser
tube plates, studs, and bolts, or any
thing exposed 10 the action of salt or
fresh water. For screw propellers, its
great tensile strength and non-liabili-
ty to flaw or breakage in cases of foul
ing wreckage, or such like, will render
it invaluable, its nature being that of
bending to blow long before facture
can take place; and by its great supe-
riority in hardness, toughness, and
ductility over cast iron, gun metal, or
brass, propellers may be made much
lighter in weight, and their blades
thinner at their extremities, and
shaped to finer and quicker curves and
bends, in "Delta metal" than in any
other nowin use.
A great future is open to this metal,
its qualities before enumerated making
it less liable to damage by indent,ng
than other metals; and its power OF
resisting corrosive action, combined
with its lesser required thickness for
the same strength, points to its special
adaptation for purposes where the
transmission of either heat or cold
as in stills, refrigerators, fresh water
or surface condensers, land and marine
boilers, etc.--is desideratum.
Outside the more direct uses to
which this metal may be put by the
mechanical, marine, hot water, gas,
or electric engineer, or shipbuilder, its
possible applications are truly LEGION
in number, as there is hardly any
thing made of metal, either inside or
outside our factories, shops, Offices, or
houses, or in. our streets, which may
not be fashioned out of it.
Delta metal is an alloy of copper,
zinc and iron; having repeatedly been
proved of equal strength, ductility and
toughness to mild STEEL
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13

An interesting experiment was made
recently at Greenock on the lilly, a
small steamer built on the Clyde for
the Batavian fisheries. The ship has
been fitted with powerful electric
arc-lamp of 15,OO0-candle power which
can be lowered into the sea, and is in.
tended to be of use in the fisheries for
attra, citing the fish to the nets. Flexi-
BILE conductors convey the current to
the lamp, which can be raised or low
cred by davits and pulleys from the
ships side. The lamp is inclosed in a
fint-glass cylinder 81 inches in diam
eter by 14a inches long, and is per-
fected by a copper grating. At the
trial on the Clyde, the lamp was sub
merged for four hours, while lighted,
and the appearance of the Illuminated
was very beautiful. philadelphia In
quirer.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13

ton convenient to reach all their lines
from midway between Euclid avenue
and Garden street. All the street
railroad men who have examined the
car and system carefully are struck
with its great simplicity and practlca-
bility. 1t commends itself to them
particularly on account of the COM
paratlvely slight cost of changing
from horse road. The ordinary cars
are used, requiring no special con-
struction, and involving no great ex-
pense other than the motor ITSELF
Cleveland Herald.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
An Electric street. Railway.

The electric car of Messrs. Knight &
Bentley has been running nearly three
weeks. There have been occasional
stoppages, due to mechanical defects,
but these have been about all over
come, the inventors say, and yesterday
the car was running with perfect reg
ularity, carrying passengers the same
as horse car, and making the regu-
lar schedule time. Occasionally the
car was run at speed of ten miles an
hour to demonstrate what it could do.
The construction of the road is very
crude, the conduit not having been
run with a level, but Notwithstanding
this the car rides fully as smoothly as
the ordinary car, and with no more
noise. The extension of the line, for
which material has been ordered, will
be laid in a much more substantial
manner. Iron plates will be substi-
tuted for the slot in place of wood, and
catch basins will be built every 200
feet. The inventors have a very inge-
NOUS method of clearing the conduit
of dirt and other accumulations. They
also have a very perfect system of
switches so that the cars may pass
each other. In about two weeks an
other car will be ready, and then three
horse-cars and twenty-five horses can
be dispensed with.
DR.. Everett, President of the East
Cleveland Road, expresses himself as
entirely satisfied with the practical
success of the new system, and in re-
ply to numerous inquiries from all
parts of the United States has con-
firmed the telegraphic reports by an
unqualified endorsement of its success.
He estimates that with an expendi-
ture Of $4,000 for engines, boilers,
dynamos, motors and conduits, a saw
ing of something like $4,000 per an
nun can be effected over horses, be-
sides giving them the additional bene-
fit OF rapid transit, which always in
creases traffic. The company, it is
understood, are looking for suitable
grounds on which to erect a power
plant of 500 horsepower. They can
get almost enough for their horses and
land that will not then be needed to
pay the cost of the improvements.
They will probably select some loca-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
Saturday, September l3. 1884.
stopping or at Niagara Falls,
From the Detroit Free Press.l


A man, seemingly about 60 years of
age, was telling the people in the
waiting-rooms at the Third street de-
pot yesterday that he had been East
to old Massachusetts, to see his sisters,
and that on the way back he stopped
off at Niagara Falls.
"That's place | never saw re.
marked woman with a poke-bonnet
on.
"You didn't! Well, you've missed
the awfullest sight on earth! / was
Jest stunned
"What is it like?" she asked.
"Well, there's river, and the falls,
and lots of hotels, and several Injuns,
and the bride veil, and land only
knows what else. If my old woman
had a-been along she'd have wilted
right down"
There's water there, suppose"
"Oh, heaps Of it. Itpours and thun-
ders, and roars and foams and humps
around in the terriblest manner. You
have bit on a shirt button in a piece
o. pie, haven't your
mo, SIR"
"Well, the feeling was about the
same--kinder shivery. Why, the big
gest man that ever lived amt half as
big as Niagara Falls! Let him stand
thar and see that ere water tumbling
over them ere rocks, and he can't
help but feel what a miserable boss
fly he is. You've fallen out of bed,
haven't you?'
No, sir"
"Well, It's about the same thing;
you wake up and find yourself on the
floor, and you feel as if you had been
stealth sheep or Robin blind men,"
"What portion of the falls did you
most admire?" she asked.
"The water, num-" he replied. "If
you'd put 10000 kegs of beer on the
roof of this building and set them run
ming, they couldn't begin with Maya
ra. It's the terriblest, appallingest
thing ever patented"
"Cost you much?" inquired a gen.
tleman.
"'Bout 65 cents. It's pooty tight
times, and 65 cents don't grow on
every bush, but l amt sorry. It's
sumthin' to talk abut for twenty years
to come. There's chap in our town
who used to travel with circus, but
bell have to take back seat when l
git home. Flip-foppin' round in a
circus don't begin with Niagara Falls"
$50, on the whole, you were pleased,
eh?"
PLEASED! Why, l was tickled half
to death! | tell you, if had one on
my farm l wouldn't sell it for no $50
in cash! I've looked into field whar'
$50 fat hogs was waitin to be sold for
solid money, but it was no SIGH sight
as the Falls. I've seen barns afre,
and eight bosses runnin' away, and
the Wabash river on tear; but for
downright appalling grandeur of the
tcrriblest kind GIN me one look at the
Falls. You all orter 60 thar. You
can't half appreciate it till you've
gazed on that rumpus."
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
DISEASES OF MAN.
To Capital Seeking Investment.

OWN PIE CONTROLLING INTER
l. est in the two copper claims, with a
large amount of high grade copper ore in
sight. Plenty of wood and water on the
claims. | want $4,000 to buy outstanding
interests, develop claims and put them in
bullion producing condition. will repay
this $4,000 out of the first copper produced,
leaving you with One-half interest in two
good, developed claims, with good rcduc-
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Who wants to investigate this in good
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Call on or address JOHN d. BURGESS.
Dunlap POstOffice. Graham County, ArizO-
ma, via Fort Grant. sept. S-tf
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
$500 REWARD.

Cross on left hip. Ear marks-crop Of
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The above reward viii be paid Nv the mn
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-13
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-08-28
misosllsnsou. News Votes.

Anthony Wolder, "a preacher executed at Mar
shall, Tex, preached his own funeral sermon
in the Jail.
Property of the Sprague Manufacturing COM
pany which two years ago cost $2,OO0,OO sold
at Augusta, Me, for $3uO,OO0
A special act gives Simpson Harris of North
Carolina pension of $50 a month for services
rendered in 1914 He is 104 years old
The solar heat on Monday is reported to have
baked apples in the open air at los deg, near
Eagle Bridge, Me Numerous prostrations oc-
Cured at Dover, n II.
The liabilities of Warren & Merritt, of Phila-
delpeia. might be placed anywhere between
s75O, 600 and 81, 100000 The liabilities of A.
5. Eshelman 4 Co, are $4,000. The liabilities
Of Graham, Leder d Co. are estimated at SIPS,
900
Another order Of arrest was obtained in the
superior court of New York, against Ferdinand
Ward. in the suit against Ward, U. S Grant, U.
s Grant. Jr James d. Fish and William c.
Smith. by William ii. Bingham, broker, to
recover s4S,OOv.
J. l. Case is said to have been offered SIS, 900
by New York parties for jay Eye-See. He has
telegraphed the Turf, Field and Farm, how
ever, to withdraw the horse from sale, adding,
81 wish to keep the best He also denies any
knowledge of the alleged offer of S100, 600 by a
syndicate called the Say Eye See crowd for
Maud s
Gov Bates of Tennessee, has been asked to
is sue a proclamation offering reward for the
arrest of the men who killed the Mormon prose
ivters on Cone Greek Elder Roberts declares
t,at he cannot be driven from the state, and
W i'll return to Chattanooga IL q few days and
la Dor in the interest of the church with as much
zeal as ever
The Courier Journals special from Central
City, Muhlenberg county, Ky,, indicates that
there Is likely to be trouble at that point about
working convicts III Dupont's coal mines. The
citizens of the neighberhood and the lsborers
of the state protested against it, and the ex-
element has been growing for several days.
An indignation meeting was held attended by
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ing it punishable odensc for cOnyicts TO be
brought within corporate limits.
At Keokuk, Iowa, the Law and Order league
caused the seizure of a stock OF liquors be
longing TO John 5. Wolf, under the prohibitory
Law now in effect The liquors were being
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and after some days legal wrangling, the case
went to the jury. They returned their verdict,
which in effect declares the fluid to be wine,
beer and whisky which, when seized. was kept
by the defendant for the purpose of being sold
in violation of chapter o, title IL, of the code
of Iowa The defendant appealed to the dis
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-08-28
Nuggets OF Foreign Views.

Postmaster General Fawcett of Great Britain
has informed the various steamship companies
that the present arrangements for carrying the
mails to New York win be continued another
year.
The infant duke of Albany is to be chris
tened at Osborne before the queen leaves for
Scotland The prince of Wales and the crown
prince ofGermany are to be godfathers and the
queen will be godmother
A London dispatch says: Salvation army
riots occurred recently at Worthing the dis
turbanco being great that the riot act was
read. Dragons from Brighton were ordered
TO Worthing, and succeeded in dispensing the
assailants of the Salvation army. Several ar
rests were made.
An Ottawa special says that in a few days
Sir David MACPHERSON, minister of the interior,
will leave for the Northwest in great pomp, and
be accompanied by large retinue of servants,
the majority of whom will be government
officials. After visiting the Northwest he
will probably resign his portfolio, now that
he has been knighted, the height of his am
bition.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: ''China will not
issue a declaration of war, but will inform
France and the neutral powers that she will
regard repetition of the Kelung incident or
any attack on Chinese territory, as an 'ipso
facto' declaration of war. China will ask the
other powers, and especially England, to be
strictly neutral The English colony at Hong
Kong has been the base of operations against
Tonquin. China expects that in case of
French attack the English colonists will be
warned and their duties as neutrals quite sus-
tanned The Chinese will Immediately cross
the southern frontier and invade Tonquin"