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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-01
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Observation-Disclosures

Baltimore isoea Souuerfag.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s%,i6rbsru mir ;u auserorosntIi6 5iliseu Preiieu mad uuo
Don Dsutihlano, Seiterreidslnsdru, Der S6wsii, FoIsn,
86bmeu.
allen giuwauoereru mad peitlibsu Staaten III bic S.iie
Der Baltimore souS beionoers oniuratbeH; fe rsiieu
ssr htnte limb in Baltimore DOR ieoer WCterportbetluug
st4ist uno toLntu BET autunit in Baltimore uumittelbor
eoui 9ampidtn in bic bereititsbsuesu Giisubabupaseu
nstceu.
user alio Oas ate 9atcrlouO beiudsn. oosr Ssrpoucte
ane 6reunoe berhber tomaeH laieu nil, ioQte lid at bic
aHIr5etdneten Ngeuteu weueen. bic Su Poer weitereu Nus
unit germ breit limb. SrieRide auirassu Uerpeu prompt
tdutportet.
VI. Shnbmaher & So, General aSenten,
20. 5 SaS GapsStr.. Baltimore, RS.
Sosr an -. S%IauHeniuS s. Co.,
Ageuten IN 9bicago, 81.
Sn Dubuque, Soma. an peter Rteue& oobn.
10 Ndtet odraui, ouB @uere Paiagsidetue ilr Die
Dampisr Ses NorSoentiteu slopS G~usgeiteuIt perosn.
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arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and cryIng 4
with tho excruciating pain OF cutting teeth 7
II so, go at once ana get a bottle of MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer immed depend
upon it there Is no mistake about II. There is
not a mother on earth who has over used IL,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels and give rest to tho
mother, ana roliet ana health TO the child, op-
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly safe b. use
IN all cases, anu pleasant to tho taste, and IL
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
cmllc physicians In the United states. Sol.
everywhere. . cents n bottle.
rnnyl-M W,S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
THE PHaRMAOEUrIsTs.
EarIy closing suits tho Druggist.

EarIy closing suiGs tho DrugGists.
AT the regular monthly meeting Of the
Lancaster county pharmaceutical associa
ton yesterday, there was a full attendance
and spirited discussion OF the topics intro
duced. These took wido range, among
them the ono of most popular interest
being the early closing movement it was
reported TO work satisfactorily. The
committee on unofficial formulas made
its final report, aud was discharged from
further consideration oil the subject. New
formulas for Glycerite and Syrup Of Tola
and Koumiss, were presented and consid
cred. The bill to prepare aud publish a
National Pharmacop Uia, recently Intro
duced into the House OF Representatives
was spoken Of and suggestions made that
members prepare their views upon IA
practical bearings for consideration at
next meeting. Reports upon the condition
of tho drug market were read, and two
new adulteratons OF drugs, recently
thrown upon tho market were reported
and noted. Attention was called to two
valuable works of reference lately ISSUED
from tho press, 0ldberg & Wallis Com
pendulum on the U. s. Pharmaoop9ia, anC
Lloyd's Illustrated Materia Medica.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when SEQ.
Wills SSARSAPARlLLA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health 20 tho physical Organization. II
Is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, and has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing scroiula, syphlltic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala'
ria all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and ali diseases indicating an
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, Kid
noys, stomach, skin, etc. IL corrects indi
gestion. A single bottle win prove 10 you itG
| merits as II health renewer, Ton 10 ACTS LlK n
| A CHARM, especially whom tho complaint Il
OF an exhaustive nature, having "A tendency q
lessen tho natural vigor OF the brain aud ner
| vous system,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

Cardinal Wiseman having called on
Baron Lionel do Rothschild at Gunners'
bury park, went in with the family
to lunch. Whilo there Mrs. Wapola
camo to pay u visit, AID tho baroness
Hospitality asking her 10 join the company
naming them. Whom the cardinal was men
toned, Mrs Walpolo solemnly bridled aud
said, Il am sorry, but you must excuse
me, for Oh principle peyer Willingly
break bread with Romsh priest" The
baroness begged her pardou dcmuroly, and
added with a quiet Smile you know,
my dear, | never dreamt Of offending you,
for, you see, | am not Christian, and
can't be expected, therefore, to enter into
such feeling"
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usrs's a GnaUcB.

An elderly, eccentric and wealthy eiti
zen of Binghamton, N, Y, who is married
but does not live With his wife, proposes
taking an excursion to Europe next June
aud to deiray all expenses on certain con-
ditious. Tho party must consist OF ten or
more unmarried couples tho females to dc
the popping Of the question " prior TO
the voyage. On board the steamer there
is to be one or more weddings each day
until the trip is made. Marriagea6le
young ladies' are beginning 10 discuss the
matter and several anticipate making the
voyage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

NInsrsD AT TaIs orrIvr, A COPY
WEEKLY INTeLLIGEScER or FEBRy-
AIRY IA, 1883. u
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Aupnseinenls.

"I0,ooO Miles dtodY.''-Ths melodrama will
be given In Fulton Opera House, Monday
evening. The Cincinnati Gazette says OF II
"ThD are numerous points in this piece
which give ample opportunity TO tho company
tor fno acting, and as rule, they are made
the most of. In the third act there is scene
introduced OF u fancy dress party in austria.
liza, In which such well known characters as
Sir Peter Teazle, Mephistopholes and Juliet
take part The setting oil OF the scene re-
nec;ed great credit on tho stage artist" a
large audience will no doubt greet Ten
Thousand Miles Away"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
A hitherto Unpublished Lincoln story.

New York Times.
Just after tho publication OF Secretary
Cbase's exceedingly able treasury report
ia 1868, and when the secretary was
known to have the presidential bee buz
zing in his bonnet, Jealous friend
of the president went to HIM (Lincoln)
with suggestion that Mr. Chase should
b. looked after he was using his power
as secretary Of tho treasury to further
his own ambitious schemes, Lincoln
laughed shrewdly and brought out the
inevitable story Of which he was reminded.
An Illinois farmer, tilling few acres
of laud and employing only one poor old
horse, was blowing one day, while his sou
regarded the operation from the nearest
fence Suddenly tho old, spiritless horse
pricked up his ears and started briskly on
ward in the furrow, almost dragging
tho old man at the plow tail
around the land. The lad surveyed
the unusual sight from the fence,
tho old naa having hard work TO keep
up as tho horse went Ling around, aud.
then he cried out " Say, dad, why don't
you brush off that CAD fly on old Dobbin's
back p As be flew past the old man re
piled /: "Inever saw Dobbiu doing 80 woll
before. Let the CAD fly be-" How Lin
coin made the application any man eau
tell And II there are any high Off ,ials
SO troubled with.the presidential CAD fly
that they are doing unusually well, II
were pity to disturb them now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
SUDDEN DEATH.
Miss Matilda Gowon Expired Directly After
Retiring for Tine Night

MISS mhtilua HOwcn
Retiring for Tine Night
In Harrisburg last evening Miss Matilda
Gowen aged G5, died suddenly, at the resi-.
dence of her sister, Mrs. A. Ii. Baum, Of
heart disease. Half an hour before her
death she sat at ths round table in tie
family sitting room, and retired to her
room on the third story about nine o'clock
She had gone to bed when her sister, Mrs.
Baum, entered the room romarking, "Aunt
TiIlic, don't Grace chapel look beautiful
when lighted ?" Mrs. GOwen replied
eyes, very beautiful. have been lying
hero Watching the reflection" A minute
later she exclaimed, 80, Kitty, feel so
queor | believe am going to die ~ The
doctor was sent for but before his coming
she was dead. Though in fairly good
health she had had premonitions Of heart
disease. Miss G. was sister Of Colonel
James Gowen, contractor now of Montcalnl
county, Michigan, cousin of Franklin B.
Gowcn, OF the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad, ana cousin to the McGrath
family of York. She was the daughter OF
Daniel Gowen, at ono time a prominent
citizen of StrasburR, Lancaster county,
and has resided in Harrisburg since 1912
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
MUOH MARRIED..
rho uuspauo Of roo Many wives.

Tho Husband OF TOO Many wives.
Tho Carlisle papers contain a no co oi
tho marriage ''on Tuesday, March 18th,
NJ tho United Presbyterian nianse, New.
Vile, Pa, by Rev. @. NJ. Reed, Mr..
Michael V. Kilburn, of Carlisle, formerly
Of Lancaster, Pa, and Miss Laura Byers,
Of Carlisle, Pa" Tho happy bridegroom is
we'll known In this city. lilo left Lanca stei
several years ago with another mans wife
with whom he has been living as her hus
band In Carlisle. On Tuesday Of this week
she returned to this city, to rent house,
and said she and Kilburn were coming
back to be married over and take up their
residence In Lancaster. During her
absence her rccreant paramour went bacl,
on bis obligations to her and married
another Carlisle woman an above related
and when last seen was on tho cars with
his new wife bound for Kansas City
having converted his personal properly
into cash.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
Practical Household Decoration

IL Is II comparatively easy matter for n
woman OF means to tasteiuly MI her home
with elegant aud raro works OF art but II IL
Infinitely mOrU TO the credit OF n woman who.
having but II slender purse, cOntriyes so 10
emplo the means ut hand that n desirable
Ell ct Il secured.
The Domestic Sowing Machine Company, ut
the rooms OF their agent, Mr. l.. II. Campbell,
ON Contre Square, tuis city, are holding an
Art Reception this week. The exhibit con.
tains Household Draperies I'm endless variety.
In almost every house there Is n sewing ma
chime, and M st OF the home operators under
| stand how to produce good work upon them
Ifthcn, you own u Domestic sewing Machine
you possess the basis upon which 70 construct
those beautiful articles upon which this no
| table exhibit depends.
by the employment OF your own things, say,
for ms 'ancO, a pair OF ordinary lace curtains
YOU eau ~ ornament and apply pieces OF EN-
DrOldery and otaer nice 30 wing machine
work, that you can make q pair OF curtains,
which, 81 produced by hand, would run into
money. SO IL you have any ordinary cit or
cloth table or piano cover, you can employ
tho Same methods shown BY the Domestic pco-
plo, and briug to your homo "A new and Gle.
CANT cuvcT that cannot be bought for money
its value being enhanced by your own work
put upon II.
This art reception f. truly An art show, anl
the EXHIBITS .tre marvellous What has always
been considered as belonging to hand work Is
now tho province OF the Domestic Sewing
| Machine TO produce. The draperies, banners
screens, pictures, &C., shown are executed on
satin, silk. plush, ielt, Sc. and tho materials
| used In ornamentation are chouillo, Grraseno,
embroidery silks. tinsels &C.
The reception will continue until Monday
night, and We advise every ladT 20 avail her.
| self OF the opportunity now offered TO exam
| Inc some o : the handsomest draperI IS and art
| decorations that have over been on exhibl
| ton II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAR. "a 1884.
rHE FOREIGN BUDGET.
LATE HAPPENINGS IN OTHER LANDS.
More Details of tho Battle ia Egypt--aore.
THIRSTY Correspondents wads into tho
Arabs-Trichioosis In German

More Details of tho Battle ia Egypt--Gore-
THIRSTY Correspondents wads Into tho
Arabs-Trichioosis In gerInan
Fork.
LONDON, March 14.-Further details of
yesterdays fight between the English
troops and tho followers Of the false
prophet under Osmap Digna, near Tamia
Wells, say that during the confusion, when
tho Arabs by their wild rush caused the
British to retire, the newspaper reporters
and other non combatants used their revol.
vers freely and with deadly effect against
the enemy.
After the fight Osman's camp and three
villages werc burned. Osman has fed to
the hills. Among the trophies Osman's
standard was taken and Tewfik Bey's was
recaptured.
The British losses wero considerably
heavier than at first reported. The num-
Der Of those killed reaches q hundred,
while the wounded were one hundred and
fly. General Graham's forces are return
ing to Saulim.
A Defeated but Brave Foe.
Tho Arabs retired slowly aud sullenlv
fell back, but not routed. They walked
away, as though sauntering through a
bazaar, with folded arms. Tho Arabs are
so allied by family ties that IL Is thought
great loss Of life will break their faith
In tho Mahdi and sheikhs. No prisoners
were taken and the wounded Arabs even
killed the British soldiers who attempted
to succor them.
a New Horrdr for England.
The explosion in the hotel at Futbam
night before last was not Fepian outrage,
AZ at first supposed, but was due to q
dangerous explosive toy belonging to o
boy. .....
An Earthquske Felt in spain.
A slight earthquake shake was felt this
morning throughout Alycoute, q province
in Southeastern Spain. .
now Let the american Eagle Grini
BERLIN, March 14.-Trichinosis, en-
gendered by eating German pork and due
in no wise to the American produce, Is
ravaging various parts of Germany.
| AuoIber yindication OF tho Great American
Pig
PARIS, March 14.-The Chamber OF
Commerce of Lyons protests against the
| embargo on American pork.
. A Dynamic MercnsDt
TRIESTE, March IA merchant by the
name of Marass has been arrested for
smuggling bombs and potards in flour
| sacks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
Look out for Your Head.

No matter what partsit may finally affect,
catarrh always starts In the hean, and belongs
TO the head. There f. no mystery about the
origin of this direful disease. 1t begins in a
neglected cold. Ono OF the kind that's " suro
to be better In few days" Thousands OF
victims know how H. Il by sad experience.
Ely's Cream Balm cures colds I'm the head and
catarrh In all Its stages. Not q snutf nor a
liquid. Applied with the nnger TO the nos
trils. m4.2wdeod&w
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gPEUI4L NOTICES.
a popular FulIacy,

Many peop,o think that Rheumatism cannot
be cured. II Is caused by q bad state or the
blood whioh depo Its poisonous matter in the
joints ana muscles, causing lanen 81, stiffness
and swelling OF tho joints and excruo aung
pains. Kidnoy-Wort Will certainly effect I
cure. 1t acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bow
els, stimulating them TO II healthy action, pur
iies and enriches the blood and eliminates
the poison from the system. Go 10 the near
est druggist, buy Kidney-w ort and be cured
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

Many men daily polish their boots who never
give n thought 10 the condition OF their hair,
g cent 10 harrow IL casually with brush aud
cumh, ~ suDmit it tn the pa 'alyzing At lentlon
Ot tho average baiDNr, What happohs WY
A score OF causes the hap turns prematurcly
gray Pnd higgins - tal out. Parkers HAIR
Balsan will at onca stop no latter y oce 81
and restore the original color. An elegant
dressing, tree from greese. m3lydsSeow,w
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-
llnulh NnI IhI Him Play.

The John j. Collins theatrical company
were advertised to play three nights in
Syracuse. UpOa thUir arrival the man
ger of the opera house telegraphed to
Frederick WaIde, who left the company
at Reading, 10 come 10 Syracuse and iii
his engagement. Mr.. Collins was not
aware that tho dispatch had been sent,
and upon the arrival of Mr.. Warde refused
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
Etye ssocsx m nrnef

CHIoAGo-The Drorers Journal reports;
HoRs--heceipts, 1900 head shipments, 90
head market weak and 10 1,5c lower rough
packing, 90 lOd6 so; packing apd shtppipg,
VI 0WI ~ light. - 80 a6 20 skips. A05 10.
GatJe-Heceipts 1900 head shipments, 700
do. market dull and 100 I5c lower; exports
&3g7S5; good TO choice shipping at % 700
III common TO medium. 500 90 !; corn
led Texans, S5G6.
sheop-Receipts, 500 head shipments, 900
do market slow weak. and Is a25c lower; In
ferior to fair, 90 25fpt 80; medium to good,
u 7595 25 choice 10 extra,s593.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
Held Ia $1,000 BEil.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.--The charge
of conspiracy brought against Mrs. Emma
ID. Coolidge, by her husband, who accuses
his wife of attempting to abduct their
ten year old son, was heard before mag
istrate this afternoon. After hearing tes
timony the defendant was held in $1,000
for her appearance next Tuesday, when
tho magistrate will give his decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
uouorins Their BeIoyed Uommander.

UTICA, N. Y, March 14.-A major
generals salute was fred here at noon TO
day in honor of the action of Congress in
viudicating Fitz J John Porter, and the fol-
lowing dispatch was sent to Gen. Porter
"The members of the Fifth corps, that
loved you, and which you loved SO well,
are firing salute in your honor. They
feel that Congress has partially righteC
the great wrong done their old CON-
mander."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
Two Cross suita.

Abraham Wisler of Landisville, was
arrested bv Constable Kline on complaint
OF David Sanders, who charges him with
having threatened to do him bodily harm
He was held for hearing before Alderman
Fordney.
David Sanders, in return. appeared be-
fore Alderman McConomy and made com.
plant against Abraham Wisler, charging
him with assault aud battery. He also
was held for a hearing. .#
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IIopolessly Iusnue.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March 14.-Wil.
liam IL. Field, Of Greenwich, wLo shot his
brother about 4 month ago aud who has
since been oonfined on tho charge of in
tending to murder, was adjudged hopeless
ly insane by the commission appointed tc
examine him and sent to an asylum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
WEATHER INDICATloNs.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer cloudy
and rainy weather, brisk to high north.
easterly Winds lower pressure, followed
to night aud Saturday morning by clear
ing weather, northeasterly winds aud
increasing pressure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

New HAVEN, Conn, March l4.-Oliver
Dyer, jr., of Mount Vernon, N. Y, the
Yale sophomore who was injured at their
garles on Saturday, tho Sth inst, and has
been ID an unconscious condition ever
since, died this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
The terrible mine ui.sst,r.

PooAHoNTAs, Va, March 14-The
mines, in which the terrible explosion 90
CURED yesterday, killing more than l50
men, are still on fire, and the
only means OF extnguishiug the
flames is to close tho mines
aud seal them up. This is now being
done and the minrs will remain closed for
probably two weeks. None of the bodies
have been recovered.
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anntber St,ike ST Pittsbprr

PITTsBURG, Pa, March l4-Tho help
ers in the melting shops Of Singer,
Nimick & Co.'s steel mills are out on a
strike, against areduction of 10 per cent.
in their wages. The men are willing to
accept q six per cent. reduction, and it is
probable that the matter will ba compro
missed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

DENVER, Col, March 14.-The Aspen
stage, arriving from Leadville, brings news
of snowslide on the Aspen mountain last
Monday night, in which three employees of
the Vallejo mine were killed and another
missing.
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Tho recent Tornaoo 10 Ininois

ST.. LOUIS, March IA dispatch from
Harrisburg, Ills, says: Details of the
damage done by the tornado, which
passed over Saline county last Tuesday
are just being learned Six farm houses
were destroyed and severaloth' RS uuroofed
and badly damaged. A dozen or more
farms and other out buildings were torn tC
pieces. Much damage was also caused t.
fences, cribs and other farm property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14

On complaint of John Marks, Harry W.
Leievre was arrested and gave bail for q
hearing before Alderman Samson Of q
charge Of assault and battery.
At the hearing Lelevro vas held to bail
to answer at court.
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I,n.in.sa EnIInrs. for mao Wosk.

NEW YORK March l4,-The business
failures last week number ia for the
United States and AZ for Canada and the
provinces, a total Of ZIG against 279 the
previous week.
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rev Work MnrHosA

NEW YoeK, March IL Flour -stato and
western du and dropping.
Wheat Mazc lower, dull and Irregular; No.
Whlto nominal No: ded, March, u O5M
Corn opened A01N lower. later reacted k0
6Gkd65kc.
.IOats n shade easier No. Q April, 4O3<c
Nav, il9HMc; June Hkci state. 4i0l7c;
Western. 3yk1lBc,
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. Rank Teller done Wrong.

ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Frederick j.
Dietrich, tellor in tho Slcedo bank, of this
city, is defaulter TO the amount OF about
100000. Dietrich LETT town weeks ago on
a leave of absence. His bonds am rly cover
the deficiency.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-14
An Ydi,or Joins tho Iionodicks.

Mr.. V. X. Frey, one of the editors Of the
York Ransyigdnidn, was married on
Wednesday morning to Miss Flora Baker,
at the residence Of the brides father. Mr..
Henry Baker. on Capitol Hill, Washing
ton ID G. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. MoK. ReileY.
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NoM Hnrn

quotations hy Associated Press.
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