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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-25

convictions. He was life long member
and for many years an elder OF Leacook
Presbyter church. He was . Justice OF
the peace, q school director, and held
other Offices Of trust Ia his neighborhood
He was for years secretary OF the Lancas
ter county mutual insurance company, and
was frequent executor and administrator
Of estates, and was looked up to with
confidence by his peighbors, who were
quick to seek his advice on matters OF
business. He owned fine farm, aud In
his earlier life was merchant keeping q
large country store for many years, but he
retired from mercantile pursuits twenty
or twenty five years ago. His wife, who
In q sister Of James p. and Robert McIll
vaine, survives him, a. also do his si1
children, Robert M. slaymaker, OF thi,
city; N. e. Slaymaker, OF Silverton
Colorado G.. ID. Slaymnker, and Mrs
Milton Woods, OF Williamstown; Mrs. A,
G. Kepler, of this city, and an unmarried
daughter, Cecelia, Of Williamstown.
The time OF the funeral has not yet beer
fixed, az II IL not known how soon Mr.. N
K. Slaymaker, his son, who has been
teleeraphed for can reach home. The in,
terment will take place at the old Leaco,k
Presbyterian church.
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RIUrOUs ITALIANS.
A serious right on tho Work OF . Lancsste
UOntrnotor,

A serious right tho wosk OF = Lancaster
Contractor.
A serious fight took place at Newark,
Del. twelve miles south Of Wilmington
Monday afternoon. Oni iOct. %, Nc.
Gargan & Fitzpatrick, contractors for a
section of the new Baltimore & Phila
delphia railroad, ran away leaving. their
Italians unpaid. The latter had been paid
for September work by the railroad oom
pany, but their pay for October was
refused them. Messrs. James Stewart &
Son, OF this city, took up tho work and
put on q new force. which the unpaid
Italians tried to interfere with.
Deputy Sheriff Chambers took posse
of ten men with him at noon on Monday
and attempted to conciliate the rioters. A
fight ensued in which pistols and brick bats
were fred and Chambers was seriously
hurt. Three Italians were badly cut mp.
The following Associated Press dispatch
received this afternoon gives the latest
phase Of the situation
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 25.--After his
conflict with the italian rioters at New.
ark, Delaware, yesterday afternoon,
Deputy Sheriff Chambers subpeuaed q
posse Of 10 men and returned to the scene
last night. They quietly surrounded the
shanties, surprised the Italians in bed and
captured SO Of them without meeting with
any resistance. The prisoners were
brought here this morning and lodged In
Jail. 1t is expected that only the ring
leaders will be held for trial.
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UBIrCARY.
Death oI N. II. sisymsksr.


Nathaniel Ellmaker Slay maker, one of
the most widely known and highly
respected citizens Of Paradise township,
died at his home in Williamstowp, in that
township on Monday night at late hour,
aged II years. Some three or four weeks
ago, be was engaged with some others In
making an official view as ordered by court.
The weather being bad he took a cold
which confined him 10 the house, and
finally developed into typhoid fever.
His case was not considered very serious
until few days ago, when he sank rapidly
and. died as above stated.
Mr.. Slaymaker belonged TO one Of the
Oldest families in the county, his ancestors
having come from Strasbnrg, Germany, as
long ago as ITO and settled on 1000 acrss
Of land, what Ia now Paradise township,
and the greater portion of said tract YET
remoins in tho posseasi IN Of his descend
ants N. e. Slaymaker was born In the
house in which he died last night, and il
was bis homestead during his long aud
useful lie. He vas man of far more
than ordinary Intelligence, OF the strictes,
probity Of character, aud of firm religious
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A Batch OF Labor Items

Notices were posted in Woonsocket, r.
l., on Monday on the three largest cotton
mills there of a reduction in wages, to 20
into effect Dec. 8.
The Harris wooden company's mill a
WoonsOoket commenced running ON three
quarter time yesterday,I
The North BelIingham and Coryville,
(Mass.,) woolen mills, will 60 on three.
quarter time, December 1st.
A report that the weavers in Whitten-
ton mills in Taunton, Mass, who struck
against reduction in wages would return to
work because a restoration of the old
rates had been promised is incorrect. They
went to work this morning, however, al
the proposed reduction.
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CH1cAeo-Cattle-Receip 7.soe head; shie.
mentss 1850 head the market was fairly
active and steady export graues. - f00o 30;
% 309375.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head shipments,
5000 head market fairly active; prices
opened loo higher but closed O shade weaker
heavy, Z. 2'at Is; light, slo4 80; rough
Sheep -Receipts. 2,7oo head shipments, ~
head market stesdy and unchanged C00.
mon to choice, q 600o u.
EAer LlBIRry-Cattle were arm and price Z
head shipments, 10 heal.
Hogs were active; Phiiadsiphias a. o. go
6S; Workers., - i004 TO; receipts, 5000 head
shipments 2 800 head.
Sheep were dull and unchanged receipts,
a,e00 head shipments LEGO head.
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Ph,ladelpnia Uastle saarne,.

MONDAY, Nov. A.-The arrivals of i've
stock at the various stock yards were
For the week-S,000 beeves, 1900 sheep, q 800
hogs. Previous week-s.5O beeves, h,00o
Beet cattle were in fair demand, although
rates were fraction lower,
WeQuote as follows:
Exlremes. 30sNo; Most sales. 41sAo; Ex.
ira, 6NGSAc; Good, bk76c; Medium,
4x15kc; Common, 5000.
Fat cows were dull and lower at 2k0k0.
s3067e.
Veal calves were inactive and scaroe Al %
60.
sheep and Lambs were in good request
for the extra grades, which were scarce and
higher, while common stock was not wanted,
| number OF extreme common being refused
| by q butcte even at the low ratio OF 100, per
| head.
| We quote as follows:
Extra, 4xd5c Good, 3N04kc; Medium, 2xo
| 3Hc; Common, 75c62kc Lambs, 8d8Hc
Hogs were in poor demand at 6X0Ic.j
DRKssED HnATs.
City dressed beeves were In fair demand
! and prices closed weaker at 70l0c., with sales
| OF extra common as lowas 60.
| Dressed Sheep were active at S10k, with
sales OF lambs as high ~ 10s.
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Western Or.,n marreea.

ToLHDo;-Wheat was quiet, but nrm No. Z
hed, cash and Nov. at 100 bid; Do0. g
l0Ao; No. soft at $50 7so.
- Corn was quiet, but steady, high mixsd q
at e8xc May at sIko -
Oats were quiet; No. . white at asxc, No. .
Cloyerseed was neglected primo for cash
~ - 20 bid ana u 80 asked; December at a SS)[
bid and a 90 asked.
DETROIT. I white at yeanc for
casn ana November 76zo bid for Deoernbof
yso bid for january No. He'd at 1910 fuf
cash, for November and December rec bid
or January. Nov. Red ct O2c, nominal
Michigan Soft No. Red at 77c ASKED Long
Corn-No. at 40. 80
Oats Light mixed at s7kc; No. white at
29c; No. 3 at &c.
PRoMA-Corn was in active demand bu
easier new high mixed at as02skc now No
mixed at 3ll32c. 80
2mixed 2lND25c.
bye was dull No. q at SOC.
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SECOND EDITION
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. as. 1854.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
LATE rNroxmATIoN ABOUT rsEm

Mr.. Hendricks Departs for Home -KiIiec BY
aPremsturs Cannon discharge st q
Democratic Uelsbration Lass Night.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.-Hon. r. A..
Hendricks remained In Newark, N. j.,
last night after having delivered his
speech in that city. He came to Jersey
'City this morning, where he was Joined by
his vile the couple departed for their
home via. the Pennsylvania railr DAD.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN DOVER, n. III
Dover, Nov. 25.-The city election is
proceeding very quietly and a light vote il
being polled. Ross, (Rep) for mayor.
will have about $50 majority and both
branches of the city council will be Re
publican.
KILLED AT DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION.
ASHLAND, Mass, Nov. 25.-At Demo-
cratic celebration last night premature
discharge of canon blew Albert Bells
hands Of, his eyes out and crushed his
left leg. He died this morning.
OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY IN NEW
JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 25.-The state
board of canvassers to day announced the
result of the vote Of Now Jersey. Cleve-
lands plurality over Blaine is 4, 352.
ELECTED SENATOR BY Z PLURALITY.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 25.-A speoiaI
from Salem, says recount of the vote fol-
senator in that county elects Miller, Re-
publican, by seven plurality, loss of six
votes as compared with the face of the
returns.
A SHERIFF. DfsPERsEs AN ELECTION MOB.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 25.-The Ore
gonidn's special dispatch from Sprague,
w. T., says: "Sherif Cody has just re
caught sight of his posse, it immediately
dispersed and allowed the records to be
removed In peace"
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Little Locals.

Paul Kressler, a book and chrome
peddler, was arrested this morning by
Officer De Hart, of Reading, on a warrant
issued by Reading alderman for jumping
his board bill. Officer De Hart also has a
warrant for a companion of Kressler's for
the same offense.
The mayor disposed of seven vagrants
this morning. They were discharged.
Five electric and twelve gasoline lights
were reported by the police as not burning
on Monday night.
Mike Brown was arrested for drunken
and disorderly conducted, and committed
to the county jail for 10 days by Alderman
Samson.
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A Hungarian Murderer Arrestcd.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 25.-Steve
Dundovios, the Hungarian navy, who
fatally stabbed Michael Schrohman,
fellow countryman, employed on the
Baltimore & Philadelphia railroad, below
Elkton, was arrested there last night. He
had been in hiding and was driven back to
the shanty by hunger. He claims that he
and Schrohman were both drunk and that
the latter fell upon the point of knife,
with which the prisoner was eating his
supper. The stabbing took place about
two weeks ago and the victim died last
Friday.
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MAEK RfH.
Fhi,saelpnia naxAes.

PRuLDHLrRIA, Nov. s3.-Fiour steadier with
as 50 do Extra do. y 1bos % Pa: family,
ss 26sSgs Sot winter clear, sS bob4 l2x DO
srals y asaas Straight, 6oaa 10; % Wisoonsia Ssa
cleaI u 7hu4 %; straights, 81 5OGa5; winter
patents =. 6005 o. spring do, u 1905 50.
Rye fiour AT IS t0lp3 rs.
Wheat frmer with fair demand No. sW ~ =
q IN Red, s0tzQSokc; No. 3 do. 7ec NO. Pa.
d. SEQ No. Delaware do, sexc.
san yellow and do mixed 469aS11c; No. s, t21
43c.
white, $50; No. 2 do. sSs4s1S4c No. s do,
ss4SSl1c; rejected. sl6s2hc; No Q mixed
size.
isys dun at sads5c.
Seeds Cloverseed duh at fkftsc Timoths
dull at sl 40Dl 45 Flaxseed nrin at N 44s1l -.
winter Bran steady Al elA To9l5,
Provisions Market dull and steady; IndiS
Mess Beef ole bo0D City do, els o08li %
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r,remen Rescue 60 ram,,,e,

NEW YORK, Nov. %. "A fire broke out
early this morning in an old house, EN-
bracing three buildings at S17 and S23
Bowery, in tailor's store, which did
about 1000 damage all told. About 90
families were reused from their sleep by
the cry Of fire and being unable to escape
by the stairways from the flames betoOk
themselves to the roof, whence they were
rescued unhurt by the hremen. .,se..
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:rhe Uases OF tho ,Qugllsh Canninaliss..

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The case of Captain
Dudley ard mate, Of the wrecked yacht
Mignonette, who were tried for murder,
November 9th, for having killed the boy
Parker, to keep themselves alive, and
against whom q verdict In accordance
with these facts was found, will ,be heard
on an appeal by Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge, and three other judges, December
4th. The question as to whether a murder
was committed will then be determined.
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Becky Jones m ust Stay.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The supreme
court to-day decided that Becky Jones,
the witness imprisoned for refusing to
answer questions, cannot be released from
or illegal.
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Sleighs Damaged.

During the storm of Sunday large shed
of William Sales, on the Old Factory road,
was blown down. A number of sleighs,
belonging to Cyrus Colvin, liveryman, were
in the shed at the time and several were
badly broken.
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Lite Insurance PAID.

J. Bunce, assistant superintendent OF the
Metropolitan insurance company, has this day
paid to Joseph Ortlieb, OF 6i8 st. Joseph sire ct
the sum of ga. the amount due on his fathsr's
policy, whose death occurred only fifteen
mont ms after being insured. ltds
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A ssrs BsIisysd TO ne Empty Contains
100000.

VIENNA, Nov. 25.-An iron safe in the
late Duke of Brunswick's villa, at Heitz-
ing, which was bequeathed to the Duke of
Cumberland, was supposed to be empty.
Investigation, however, has revealed the
fact that far from being empty, it con.
tanned ooin and paper money to the value
Of $500, 700.
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NEW YORK, Nov. .-flour--stase aad Wert.
ern steady and in moderate demand. uoutS-
ern quiet and unchanged. -
speculative business; No 1, white, nominal
NO. Red. Dec, 0k0e9Toi Jan, tl1f0go1fo
a,s asb, sssN0s7'zc Mar, $50 April, S.6t Hsy.
Corn N0kc higher and fairly active Mixea
western, spot. t2050c do future, le0l0Ho.
Dec, slh0s2Ac jan, eakosake Nay, 90 Z
State, 330s7c; Western, SS6s7c.
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Twelve Huiidings Destroyed by rire.
CARTHAGE, NO., Nov. 25.-Fire yester-
day at Carl junction, destroyed twelve
buildings, including half dozen stores.
The loss is heavy.
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WEATHER rrpIuArios,.

WAsHINsroE, d. O., Nov. 25..--For tho
Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, slightly warmer with local SHOWS,
southeast to southwest winds, lower
barometer.
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Fort SMITH, Ark, Nov. 25.-News
from Round mountain, in the Choctaw
nation, says: James Wood ran away with
Stephen Fletcher's wife. Both the men
are colored. Fletcher pursued the eloping
couple, blew out Woods brains aud re-
| turned home with the woman.
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EpsusD B. MYERS, who cures diseases by tn Q
lying on of hands, Is now at the STEVEks 8
HOUSE, in this city, where patients can re.
ceive trs atment. IL
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Ono MIL suspeuds and Another kesum

One Mill suspends and Another Resumes.
READING, Pa, Nov. 25.-The rolling
mill at Blandon, this county, suspended
throwing $50 men out of employment.
MoIlvaine's plate mill in this city, which
suspended week ago, resumed to day.
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Tne steamer ausasloupe BroEsn In Two.

WASHINGTON, d. @. Nov. 25.-The
signal corps station at Barnegat, reports
the steamer Guadaloupe has broken in
two amidships and will be total wreck.
Her cargo is being removed to lighters.
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N0W XOIE.
Quotations by Associated Press.

QuotAtions hY AssOciAt0d Pr0as,
Stocks strong aud higher. Money. i0iko.
New York Central. ........................ ~
hIle faliroau...s. ..ss..s..s...s.s..ss......u u8
Michigan Censral Railroad ...s...........s "
Michigan Southern Railroad. ............... ~
Illinois Central Railroad. .l1ok
Cleveland q Pittsburgh RAilroad..........115
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. ..........ioo
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad ...... .1So
western Union Telegraph Company....ss ~
Toledo WABASH. ....ss.............s.s...sss *
New Jersey Centrcl: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
New York On.ayfc d WaAtarn. ..--..--..s.. 11X
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/" my orandfsshsr.s oioss,

was once a very popular song, but like many
other sentimental tunes IL doesut wear wall.
DR.. zho0scs' Esiscfrse on will ue0r : u VIII
repay its purchaser hundred fold. For sAle
by II. b. Cochran, druggist. ls7 and - Acr1h
Queen street
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BPEOIAL HOTIOID,
I" BUOHU.PAIBA.'

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney. ElAd0oy
and Urinary Diseases, Scaiding, Irritation,
stone,, Gravel, Catarrh OF the Bladder: ~
Druggists ~
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MAkRIA9E EA

WRNaKR-BKCKER.-On the 23d OF November,
1854, by the Rev. W. T. Gerhard, at his resi-.
dence, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. Aaron
IL. Wenger, OF Mannheim borough, to Miss
Clara NJ. Becker, OF Rapho township.
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S-Big Thisvss-1.

Dyspepsia and dsbility are two big thievn3
they creep in and steal our health ana oon~
fort before we know Il. Let ue put . goop -
Hood Bftfsrs 20 be had ct any drug eecso,
For sale by II. b. Cochran. dxugsisL ~ -
lS0 North Queen street ~
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Quotations by Associated Yyess-
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia q Erie 3. r.. R......s.... ........ ~
heading Railroad. ........"..,....r.....s IN
pennsylvania Railroad oad.....................u q 4
Lehigh Valley Railroad Oad......................e el
United Companies OF New Jersey.
Northern Pacific. ........................e.1 11x
Northern Pacific Preferred. d............. 80. loX
Northern Central Railroad. ................S SSX
Lenigh Navigation Company. -
Sorristown Haiiroad. ...:...................loex
Buffalo, N. Y. and Philadelphia. .......... . Z,
Little schuvlkiu RAllrnad. ad.................. B22<
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Absolutely the best Porous Plaster ever
Hops, BalsaIas and Gums. Weak Back, n1do
Ache, Sore Chest, and all pains are speedily
cured by its use. Apply one. Only . cents.
at any drug store. s.
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At BURSK'S.
NO. II EAST KING STREET,

A SsIGNEE's SALE OF THE LANCASTER
n BOLT woRKs,-on TUESDAY, NOV.
q, 1884, at the Crap. Hotel. in the city Of Lam
caster, the underslgned. assignee OF the Lam
caster Bolt Company, will sell at public sole
the real estate. shops, machinery, &C, OF the
good or Ter and nave been used Tor several
years as a mandatory Of Carriage an Tire
Bolts, Axle and Spring Bar clips, &C. The
avenue and are within easy access OF the
Pennsylvania and the Reading Columbis
nns 9s has sss Of
from Harrisburg avenue TO Mulberry street
The buildings are about 30xl5O feet The work.
have capscity OF about SO,O0o carriage bolts
Persons desiring TO view the premises, OF
wishing further intormstion, viii apply te
sais 10 commence at O'Clock, p. N E., whsr
terms VIII Dc maze b thSTR IRVING, Assignee.
H. sHuBERT, Aucttoneer.
Also, at the same time and place, the follow
sdp. pHpai lot 10 adjoining property OF Laneaste,
on Mulberry street and running back IaS feet
containing one substantial Frame WARE
HOUSE 20 feet square and two and one.hal
story high Frame stable, Brick store Room
l5x4s feet one story high, with frame addition
thereto lately used as store loom by the
Nod A lot adjoining property of Lansastel
Bolt Company on the south, fronting about
feet on Harrisburg avenue and Arch alley
and running back 95 feet on the south and
feet on the north side, containing two two
story FRAME DWELLING HOUSES and |
onestory Brick Building, about IL tset square
connected with Bolt Works.
No 3. A lot adjoining the two properties
| named above on the south, and fronting g.
fest on Mulberry street, running back 240 ice
to Arch alley, with good two and One-hAl
tory FRAME HOUSE on Arch alley, I'M
trl II trees, &C.:
No 1 The property. 81 and 50 North Linn
street. consisting OF lot Gxl22 feet. with w.
two and one halt story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES. each having two.slory Brick Bacl
Building. slate roofs, all In thoroughly geo.
repair.
At the same time ns above the private resi-
dence No. 2ls North Mary street, city OF Lah
caster, win be offered at public sale. This Is
two-s ,ory BRICK BUILDING, with sttio an,
| twostory Brick Back Building, with two
story Frame Kitchen attached, containing In
all nine rooms, including bath room, having
hot and cold water ana the necessary conve
niences, out buildings, &C. Lot s4xb feet
with alley on side and rear, containing crap
vines, fruit trees, &C., and situated In verl
desirable and growing part OF tho city.
novls-TuThS&M
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HEAKT PAINy.

Palpitation, Dropsioal swoliings. pss1ineck
" Wells Health Remover" I'd
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"ROU0H on kATy,

TROUGH ON kATs."
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, ,diee. ante. bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gopherA ~
Druggists. III
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/" KOU0H ON CUkNs,"

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.n lBc.
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft cornss
warts, bunions. u
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Quotations by Reed, Moarann D 20 banI
erB, LanCAator Pa