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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16
BUSINESS MEMS MEETING
IN NEW YORK FOR CLEVELAND
Great Event In American Politics
Bes.her Talks Tiidsn's Grand Let
ter CiesoIapd's speech
jain k.lly's Pledge

NEw YOHK, oct, l5,-t;ov. Cleveland
left Albany this morning, accompanied
by Daniel >. Lamont, his private secre'
tary, and Mayor Banks, OF Albany. II
was the express wish OF the governor
that no demonstration DO made In his
honor, along the route. At Pough
keepsic, however, the crowd was NJ
large and enthusiastic, that he was IN
duced 20 show himself to the assemb
Ia 20, and for iivo minutes, shook hand'
with all who could reach him. Al this
point, senator and Mrs. Newbold
boarded tho train. The governor chatted
pleasantly with Mr.. Sowbold, unlil
GarrisOn's WIS resche'.
CLEVELAND ANp FISH.
Here Hamilton Fish got aboard the
train and entered the car occupied ny
the governor. They greeted each other
cordially and convcrsed together until
the arrival of tine train nj the Grand Cen
trail depot at 1880. \ committee com
posed of Senator Barnum, chairman
Ahram s. Hewitt, Senator German, al
Msryland; cx-Mayor Grgoi. Ser aii
CIV ynn, j. w. James. q. ID. Camphell, "
II. Lighter, q. Is. Coleman, Eugene
Kelly, and Messrs. Green and Wander,
pool, met the governor Mt the depot, ana
after an exchange of greetings, escorted
him To u carriage, which he entered ~
company with Senator Barnuin ana COL
Lamont.
Az OVATION IN NEW yoRK.
A large crowd assembled NJ the depot
and " hen Gov. Cleveland made his ap
pearance cheers were given winch con
tinued until the carriages departed
Large numbers Of men rushed toward
the governor and held out their hands
which he smilingly grasped. Several
times alter the carriage had started the
driver was ordered To stop his horses sc
the governor could satisfy the desires Oh
those who desired To shake his hand
The party drove to the Fifth Avenue
hotel, where the governor alighted and
Immediately proceeded to his rooms
Quite crowd gathered outside the hOtel
and gave hearty cheers. On arrival al
the Democratic candidates rooms, the
governor was Immediately besieSed 10y
politicians and repoi 'ers, VINO were
anxious 10 get word from him or his
secrt tary, but Cleveland remained, III
his private room, To which only select
few could gain access.
Cup to 2:3O this afternoon Gov. Cleve
land was kept busy receiving visitors
Among the large number who called
was n delegation from Columbia col
lege, the Cleveland and Hendricks cam.
paiyn club,a committee of the Veterans
Rights union, Perry Belmont, Col. Silas
w. Burt, Gen. James Stevens, >. >
Cox, Rev. Erskine NJ. White, Rev. ii
G. Castings, ex-Gov. ltoiiman, COY
G. King. The governor lunched with
chairman BarnunI, Senators German
and Gomas, Hon. J. Pulitzer, and ex'
Gov, Holman.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14
A Warming to Turkey Hunters.

\ Warming to Turkey Hunters.
Lynchburg- Advance.
One day last week Charles Reynolds
was hunting wild turkeys in the neigh
borhood of Nobusiness mountain. in Bed
ford county, and calling with a yelper,
usually made from the wing-bone of
that bird, he received a strong reply and
continuing to call, he advanced to the
answering sound until the object of his
search was seen through the bushes,
when he took deliberate aim with his
rifle and fired, shooting young man
named Miner in the ear, the ball coming
out behind the neck. Both were hunt
ing and both calling, each thinking the
other a fine large gobbler. Miners con
dition is favorable, and it is thought he
will recover.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14
SPARKLES.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS BY WIRE AND CABLE.

Charles OConnor is sinking gradually
and Monday night was expected to live
but few hours.
At three days sale of lots in the
town Of Sheffield, Ala, which closed
Saturday, over $3.50, 900 We're realized.
Rev. Father jeremiah Moynahan, pas
tor of st. Peter and Paul's church at New
Orleans, died Saturday night.
The House Committee on elections Will
report in favor of seating Wallace in the
Ohio case of Wallace VS.. Mckinley.
The steamer Virginia, of the Clyde line
from Philadelphia to Charleston, was
towed into Smithville, ~ c.. Monday
with the loss of her propellers.
Henry Casey was shot dead by the
father of a girl he was charged with hav-
ing wronged in Redwood City. Cal,
on Saturday, while being examined in
court
The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany has offered to transport free all
merchandise donated to the fair. in aid
of the Confederate home to be held in
Richmond.
Louisiana's Legislature assembled Mon
day In the Senatorial struggle Jones
friends count on fourteen or fifteen ma
iority. Eustis' friends also claim a ma
jority.
w. S. Smith, of the tlrm of Grant and
Ward, disclaims any knowledge of a
combination of the creditors to bring suit
against the firm. Receiver Davies will
probably have his statement ready by
the middle of the week
About 10 o'clock Sunday morning
three acres of land in GAINESVILLE, O., with
a loud report sank several feet, damaging
a number of houses. A fissure one hun
dred and fifty feet deep opened. 1t is sup
posed that an old mine has cayed in.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14
Condition of Affairs in Cuba.


Philadelphia Special New York Times.
Captain Goodwin. OF the brig Josefa,
from Matanzas, Cuba, said to Philadel-
phia reporter to day: Very little can be
learned by foreigners of the progress of
the rebellion on the island. Flying ru-
mors of Aguero's presence are heard from
time to time. The vessels Of war and
the gaIrisons in the forts are evidently on
the alert. Business at Mantanzas seemed
very good" Advices received by a firm
in this city from correspondent in Ha-
yana says: Business here and elsewhere
on the island grows worse and worse.
Rumors are prevalent that the govern
ment, in view of financial troubles, will
reduce the rate of taxation to relieve the
merchants and planters. The low price
of sugar will compel planters to curtaiI
expenses by reducing their force of help,
and thousands of poor people will be suf-
fering for food to eat before the middle
of summer. In the history of Havana
never were there so many stores vacant
and to rent, nor so many people out of
employment There is literally nothing
doing
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14
STATE PRESS.

The editor of the Leesburg News has
been presented with the first ripe water
melon of the season.
Marianne Courier: The Confederate
monument will be unveiled at Quincy on
Thursday. May Is, at half past four
o'clock. Gen. E. A. Perry, at the urgent
request Of many soldiers Of his - Brigade
and the ladies Of the Memorial Associa-
ton. has consented to deliver the address
on the occasion.
Chas. Collins, an old sailor, has been
committed to prison for robbing the Su-
wannee Hotel, at Cedar Key, of $1,000
worth Of property.
Two men caught with hooks and line
from a Levy county pound, last week, in
two hours. sixty-six pounds of fish, and
it was not a good day for fishng either
The fishermen at Sarasota. on the Gulf
Coast, caught and shipped to Cedar Key
last week 3, pounds Of Pompano. Two
men caught seventy pounds with hook
and line within an hour.
Apalachicola Tribune: On last Friday
a combat between ten foot man-eater
shark and a seven foot alligator was wit
messed at East Pass, near Pilot Cove.
When his sharkship spied the alligator he
went for him at lively rate. cleaving
the water with incredible rapidity. The
alligator stood his ground and waited the
onslaught with blinking eyes and open
mouth Seeing his antagonist prepared
for him the willy shark made only seem
ing attempt at attack, and rushed by his
gatorship with Increased velocity. When
a few feet only intervened, the shark, by
a turn known only to this fish. wheeled
with lightning rapidity, and pounced
upon his enemy. Quick as the move
ment was it did not succeed. AT the sau-
rian and the fish came together there was
terrible churning of the phOsphorescent
waters for a moment, and then the shark
darted off a few feet, turned once more
quickly upon its stomach, and his pom
derous jaws closed upon the saurian S
middle Then there was a crushing of
/ bones and flesh for second, the water
/ was dyed with the saurian's life blood,
and then one-half of the defeated foe was
/ seen to disappear down the cavernous
/ throat of the shark.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14

The announcement that the President
would leave for New York on yesterday
on private business seems to have been
little premature. It appears that Sena-
tors Camden and Kenna, of West Vir-
ginia, have arranged for fishing excur
sion in West Virginia, the President and
Senators Vest, Mcpherson and Hampton
to be the guests. The party will try their
luck in the water of New river.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14
In Circuit Court.

Putnam County Fifth Judicial Circuit Of the
State of FLORIDA.
In Chancery.
F. Q. Crawford
vs.. Bill for Divorce
Tamar J. Crawford
1t appearing by the affidavit of the com
plainant filed in the above cause that the de-
PENDANT resides out of, and beyond the limits
Of the State of Florida, to-wit, III the State of
Michigan. Now therefore it is ordered that
the defendant lamar j. Crawford, do appear
and answer the said complainantS bill for di-
yoree filed against her in our said court Oh or
before the first day of September, A. ID. 1884
otherwise said bill may be taken pro cOnfessO.
Witness my hand and the seal of our said court
thit gath day of April A. ID. 1884.
VIM. Il. FORWARD,
Clerk Circuit Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14

In group of Republican Senators at
the Capitol, the other day. one of them
said: Have YOU observed the rather re-
markable fact that not a single Cabinet
officer has carried his State in the con-
tests for delegations TO Chieago:" Sew
eral replied that they had not thought of
the point Well, resumed the Sena-
tor, Folger didn't save New York by
long odds, did he? Brewster lost Penn
syivania; lincoln did nothing in Illinois:
Freiinghuysen lost New Jersey; Gresham
couldn't hold Indiana: Colorado has slip,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14

one man at Cedar Key has sixteen
boats engaged III turtle fishing.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14

Henry Bergh on cremation: DIR.
Gross, see, left orders that he should be
cremated. I favor cremation for various
reasons. 1 believe that on hygienic prin-
ciples the cemeteries should be gradually
removed and abandoned The water
flowing through the earth should be un-
contaminated and carry the refuse Of de
cayed and lifeless humanity. As we adj
vance in progress and civilization the cre-
nation problem will be solved just as the
relief Of suffering animals has been
solved. have been asked to take an
active part in the establishment of a
crematory here. have declined. for the
reason that my life work is devoted to
another cause"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14

Julian Arnold sailed from New York
or London few days ago. While in
Washington recently he said that his
father, Edwin Arnold, wrote the most of
Light OF Asia" on the cuff Of his shirt
sleeve while riding in the cars to and
from his office.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-14

ped entirely away from Teller. and Chan
dler gets the poor consolation of divided
delegation in New Hampshire
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-29
DFA TIM,

EBY.-ln this city. September u, 1884, Jonas
Eby, III the eith year OF his ago.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited to attend his funeral, I, ON the resi-.
dene. "i his grand d-''aughter, Mrs Annie Toll,
No, i39 Middle street, ON Tuesday rporpiug.a,
II o'clock. service and interuant at Eby's
| meeting house near Monterey. s27R
HurB.-septemLei 2s isst, In this city, Emma
L sarah, daughter Of Henry amt Catharine n tn.
aged Is months and 20 days.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the par, nts' rs-idenoe, No. io7 Middle
street. ON Tuesday ntterBoon at . O'Clock
DoSrKLLy.--In tbs city On snp,cmhrr 81
1881, h. 4. bonneily, I'm the 5jth year ol his
age.
The reitu. ns and tIiends OF the family, also
ST. Ecrnarh's Beneficial Society, arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. sl3 East Orange street, on
"Wednesday morning at sE O'Clock Services
at st. Mary's church At . O'Clock. lutertneut
In st. MRry's cemetery. sl9 92t
LoroEsEcKER--tn this city, September %,
lSat, ut her iate Residences, No. 227 West King
street, Mrs, Catharine LongeneCker. 20 ... Il
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HhFTMaE.--september q. 1884, in this city,
sGst'I hartman tren heM w n,s Sin ion % OF Lewis s. and
The relatives and friends of the fumily are
respectfully invited tn attend the funeral,
from the parents reside lce. No Ia East
Lemon street ON rnesdsy afternoon at
O'Clock.
NoRrHpuRPr. tn this city ON the 2sth ius'
Cntharinr, daughter of Jacob and EiiH1beth
SorthdurIt. aged 10 years, month aud dayS.
TIE relatives AMI friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from the residence OF her parents. No. 3It
-outb Prince street., on Wednesday aitern on
wv '''''' . SO 81
| FrLLHRToS.-soptember "a, 1891, Mt his resi-
deDca, on the la caster and Columbia turn
"a. sksf tgnraafpT Robert a.
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niuansnAnia.

The Romdlg Rye. This melo1raua win
be prosontad I'm Fulton opera house this oven
Ing and tomorrow evening. Concerning It
the harrisburg Telegraph suys: " Tho preseu-
: ttion ~ the spectacular play. the Ron any
Rye, gave great satisfaction to the audience
at the opera house Friday evening. The
sc.n,c effects were grand, even better than
whom produced bore last season. The com.
pany Is strong aud tho various characters
were admirably srstainei."
Pop. This iaughable extravaganza will
he given by Rice's Original Surprise Party on
Thursday evening. The play has had good
run In tho Chestnut street theatre, rhiladei-
phia, and there are many old hayorites OF the
comic stage in the company. .a
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Are you diALurbsd NJ night ana broken oi
your rect by sick child suffering and crying
with tfla rHorucipLing pain OF Cutting t.othf
. 40, gp az once ami get u bottleut ~ ia. WIN.
slows SoyrHiSG SyRUP. u will relieve
ne poor iittle snrferey im,nediatoly--
upOu " there II no mistake about H. There is
uot mother on earth who has over used II,
VINO viii not tell you st once that it will
regulate tire bowels and give rcsJ 10 the
muIh"r, and rolie1 AM health to the child, op-
ersiing ike magic IL ~ part.'GBiy safe Ia use
In all Cpsas, ami pleasant to tho taste, and Is
tho prescription of one Of the oldest AMI bsHt
female physicians In tine Uniiad States. Sold
eVsrywh"ro ~ cents \ Dut'lg4
IN iY3,-iYii H.SsU
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Lave sDss. aeeese

CHIcAeo..-Hogs-Rece1p sbn head shjr.
ments. 800 hoad corn-fed hogs steefy
SsSeis S.cs,sa ,Vc snS ,9.ss Tossh es
o. ~ sktps and grAssors, ol0S. -
Csttle-lteceipts. q 600 head Shipments. I.eeo |,
gOod grades stronger; export ErAfes O8 I'd
90 20; good 20 cholcs shippSne. 8 sobS 90
common to ietr.N 5e0e ~ boat range cat.
Tie nrm TEXANS, seOd4 ".
so head, market steady inferior 20 fair.
elQ3; medium tO good, e5 0Of13 rs good 70
choice, y so0t 10; Texans, " oO03 ~ |; lambs,
EAST LIBBsry - Cattle - There IL nothing
doing All consignments are through; re-
ceipts. li,o7s head shipments, 152 head.
500; BaitimOres, Is 50sDs so: Workers., eS Is
SO grassers, q 5St15; receipts, 1850 head ;
shipments, 500 head gr
,sheep--uothipg doing receipts. 800 mead |;
shipments, ,tIc head.
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The Skating KtuH

Saturday evening there was great
crowd at the rinkr-there being fully five
hundred skaters on tho floor while the
platforms and galleries were crowded with
spectators. The event of the evening was
the dancing exercise on rollers by Mr..
scheetz and Miss Logue. Tonight during
an intermission, there will be two-mils
bicycle race between Mr.. r. ID. McCaskey
and Mr.. ID. s. Smith.
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1hrso Funerals R7pst.

Til. funeral Of Miss Matilda Steiget walt
took place OH Sunday afternoon, aud when
the funeral cortege reached the corner OF
South Queen aud German streets, a halt
had to be- made to allow tho funeral of the
child of Charles Gerlitski 60 pass. Both
funerals proceeded to Woodward Hill Gem
etery, and as the first hearse entered the
cemetery funeral procession was coming
out of Zlon's cemetery. A similar incident
has rot, 1t is said, happened ever before in
this city
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state Sunday school Convention,

The twentieth annual convention of the
Pennsylvania State Sunday School sssoci
alton will be held at Gresuville, Pa,
October T. s, and .. 1884. Following are
the officers /: President, Rev. s. G.. Shan
non, Watsontown /; -yioe presidents,
William Connell. Scranton, Hon. Hubbard
B. Payne, Wilkesbarre secretary and
treasurer, ID. Anderson, Philadelphia /;
chairman executive committee, DR.. g. r.
Blackall, Philadelphia director Of music,
Prof. q. G. Case. .H
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Uhoap Fxcursion to Lebanon Fair,

On Thnrsday, October T. Train will leave
Lancaster tkinE StreoD at G 30 a. IN. fare, Ks
eents. Leave Petersburg at so "A. IN. inre
90 conts Special train leaves Ephraia ~ 8 IS
4. m F; fare, 10 cents. Leave Lititz at 6tI n
~. 4; fare, 30 cents. Leave Mannheim at los a.
m. (; fare, 80 cents. Admission to the fair onl
% cents. 60 10 Lebanon Tor a good time.
scp26, "a, 2ooctISitx
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IT, Eenair BAN AZ "a

Dear iahy there 1 probably no use telling
Yon that fashionable lite In n great city IN n
rough one on your beauty. Late houTE. loss
OF sic"p aud mental excitement viii leave you
by snd by snprn at those beautiful trtsses
Shi9h drew lovers around you In othur years
AttihCihi Substitutes can never pass for those
rtch aud glossy loc ;s. Parkcr's Hair Btsam
win stop Your hair trom falling out. restore
Its ntturl color and softpess, and prove
eLnam- IN. lAIlh hrnctictal 10 the scAln.
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eeQs,0s Il tur Rrihess

The county commissioners received pro.
posals for :he erection of an inter county
bridge near the Conewago and Bellare sta,
tions, up to noon to-day. The bids will be
opened in the presence of The Dauphin
county commissioners tomorrow al noon.
Proposals were also received for tho
erection of a bridge over the west branch
of the Octoraro, at Point Lookout station,
but the commissioners decided in max ing
some changes in the specifications and new
bids will be asked for.
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THu muLL,aAN mnNAaERSE.


speeches In Onto Towns.
ELYRIA, Ohio, Sept. 29.--Haine was
heartily cheered at the depot az he left
Cleveland this morning. He made brief
speech to the crowd, expressing his
pleasure AT renewing old friendships and
making new ones in Cleveland. The tain
was gaily decorated with the national flag
aud Blaine and Logan banners. As it
passed the freight depot the workmen ran
out and cheered. A like soepe occurred
at the Lake Erie iron works. Blaine
bowed his acknowledgements.
The first stop made was at EIyria, the
crowd at the depot calling, Blaine
Blaine" Bring him out" As the
train moved off Blaine appeared on the
rear platform and the people gave three
cheers. A little after one O'Clock the
train reached Oberlin.
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Coal For tho Mnter works.

The water committee of councils opened
proposals on Saturday evening for all the
pea coal required at the city water works,
from October 1, to April 1, and the follow.
ing were the bidders kaufman g. Kel-
Ter, % 10; q, J. Swarr 90 80 Baum
gardeners 81 Jefieries, s2.7i The contract
was awarded to the last named.
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DUBLlO SALE or ULTH REsIDENOE.
L On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 1854 will
be sold at the Cooper House. west X ing street,
RESIDENCE. No. sl0 North Prince street
contains hall, IL rooms, bath rocsn cellar and
basement. range, hot ana cold wafer gas ex-
truit, &C. The lot fronts ON Prince street 81
feet, "a inches, and extends 20 water street.
For further description see large bus.
Sale " coInuiencs mt 7 n. m.
ALLAN A. HERH n CO,
Agents for Mrs. Elizabeth Longeneoker.
H. sHuskRr, Auct. sep2i, "a S0Oct2,i,s
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- s.w vcas, sspt. n -1ssus--ssass and
., EssT., e = ,:Ss = Ssc.es. = !@seESsIissss ~ ss
. 90; common g good csirH d1s . sSI3e
choice do. p sos '7s; cl0fcs White WHEAT
oommon 70 iair ssssa, I Ss - ~ =; 0rSc sooG u
Wheat opened = shade higher, but ia,er
nioderate trade No. I White. nominAl No.
az kea; mS.U:. .SUSt. j"hcssj Acxs stesg6c Dec..
Sotn Sal and SSSus &. iss; Iss.s sSssis; Wis.,
western epos. b5oeoo DO future lSj<0sekc.
, Oats dun and rather weak StSte, N0toc;
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spikers want TO Make Terms with Em
.ployerB. .aH

PIrTsBURe, Pa, Sept. 29.--The stove
moulders who have been on strike for
several months will hold meeting TO-
night and appoint a committee to wait
upon the manufacturers to make terms
with them. ...r..ts,
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Hay Fever.

have beaD afflicted tor twenty years, dur
ing the months OF August and SGptember,
with Hay Fever, and havo tried various RENE
dies without relief. was Induced to uy Ely's
Cream Balm have used It with favorable ra.
suits, and can confidently recommend IL 10
all siInilarly ahiicted.-Robert W. Towniey
teK-Mayor) Elizabeth, N. },
can Recommend Ely's Cream Balm to al
Hay Fever sufferers, IL being, In my opinion
founded upon experience; u sure cure. was
afflicted with Hay Fever Tor twenty-five years
and never before found permanent relief
Webster Ii. uaskins, Marshneld. VI
/. ...... s2l2wdeOdAw
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Some sections Of the county wero favor.
ei with rain ON Sunday evening. In the
vicinity Of Lampeter Square there was a
heavy fall of rain, and between Lampeter
Square and Quarryyillo, sufficient rain fell
10 lay the dust
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-29

Oonnec'sd win the Teiophon, Nxohangs.
John L. Schaum. "a South Queen street,
has been connected with the telephone
exchange. Co.,.
j. w. Baker. livery stable, Lititz, is
connected with the telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-29
Tho Largest Gas WsiI Ast struck.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 29.-The Massa.
ohusetts gas company struck the largest
gas we'll this morning that has yet been
developed in the Torentum field. The
vein was struck on a grist farm at depth
of 300 feet.
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phiI.de,pn,. Ce,s,e 1aern.,,

sTocK YARDS, W Esr PHILApELPHrA, Sept, as-
Cattle-markct active; receipts 500 head
prime, 6A06s4c good, S,<0gc; medium, lxsp
SIC common, 8Se4kc
Sheep active; receipts. 5000 head prime,
41sG4s4o good, 404Lc; medium, 303kc
co,nmsp, 2023<c lambs. Sf06zc.
Hogs active; receipts, 400 head Western ,
szS &c country. slDskc.
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A Fish, with Pistols sno Ku,vss,

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. 29.--In q
street fight between Italian labOrers last
night. in which pistols and knives were
freely used. two were badly wounded, one
beng shot aud stabbed and one stabbed
twice,