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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
NITTIt: LOCALS,
Here ana Thoro ana Everywhere.
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Millard +. Hildebraud VAS safely lodged
in tho Eastern pententiary yesterday.
Tue Reading telephone exchange has
ass connections, while Lancaster and Col.
umbia have but 800.
L. II. Yundt, esq, has moved into his
elegant and handsome new residence GU
Madison hill ut Blue Ball.
The Marietta Tunes names T.. l.. RGiu.
hold, of the Ch.ckies rolling mill, as
candidate for delegate to tho Republican
national convention.
4 fine entertainment, consisting of read
ings and Rotations, vocal and instrumen'
tai music, was presented last night at
Grace Lutheran church.
Tho Columbia Spy thinks it IL very
! probable that Columbia will not have u
single candidate for any of the numerous
county Offices TO be filled this year.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has
agreed to ship, free Of cost, all packages
Of wearing apparel and bed clothing to tho
sufferers by the floods ia tho Ohio val
ley.
The Marietta Regtster wants to know
why II Is that the school board has paid
! from s75 to sS5 to treasurer whom a
responsible bank offered 10 do the same
work for SEQ.
! Mrs. Layyah Barakst, n native Syrian
lady, delivers a free lecture in the Pfesby'
terian church on Monday Mt 1850 p. m ,
for The benefit OF tho Women's foreign
missionary society.
William Haskell, Of the Cedar Grove
mills, has two fine dogs, ono magnificent
| New Foundland, whluh tips the beam at
101 pounds. The other is o diminutiye
rat terrier, which weighs only p pounds.
| The Keystone club OF Mechanlcsburg,
will hold their annual entertainment at
Rohrcr's hall, on Thursday and Fddly
evening, February 2lst and 22i. The
programme consists of music, reoita.lons
and dialogues.
The mayor had before him this morning
two young men who had yesterday imbibed
| too much benzine and engaged IN hsti'
cuff. Az they were penitent this morning
and promised to behave better hereafter
they were discharged Two iodgeIs were
also discharged.
Tho HIlarity club No held grand
private soiree at the opera house last
night. About 7j couples were i'll the
grand march, which was led by MIR.
Thomas and Miss Mary Daily. Every
thing passed OIL pleasantly aud the com
psny adjourned at late hour.
On Thursday evening while MISS tahnie
SPOTS of New Holland, was on hor way
home from Methodist meeting sue was
knocked down and run over by team
that was going ut a rapid rate. An exam
ination showed that she sustained no seri
ous Injuries, although bruised and COnsid
erably cut ab0ut the head and face.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

about 1900, Republicans almost to a
man that he appointed 9S of Stokely's
"subs," nearly all Republicans, too, as
regular officers that he has retained all
OF them, excepting l75 removed for
good cause, mot for political reasonsh
i6 who have died aud ljG who have re
signed voluntarily that the present
force is more than three fourths Repuo
lican, the chief Is a Republican, OF the
four captains two are Republicans ana
two Democrats, twenty lieutenants are
Republicans and and seven Democrats
forty FIVE sergeants are Republicans and
ten Democrats, fifty.cne house sergeants
are Republicans and eight Democrats,
eight detectives, all, are Republicans.
This simple statement Of facts utterly
refutes all the efforts OF the Press to
prove the contrary. 1t is seldom that
even a wind bag is 80 easily exploded.
The. Press has simply covered itself with
ditch water, and has done discredit to
decent journalism by its vain efforts to
establish lie.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Copper Bottomed, steel Clad Partisau-
shin,

The Ne,c Era is giving TO Rosenmil-
Ter the same kind of support which it
gave to Boring aud after his defeat 1t
will be just rs ready as it was in the
other case to disclaim ever having ia.
vored him and TO express its disgust at
its party for having nominated an un-
worthy candidate. Protesting to rise
above partisan considerations in NUM-
cipal matters, and pretending to believe
that copper bottomed, steel clad par
tisanship is repulsve to thoughtful men
when interjected into municipal election
which is simply a business transaction,
that should be conducted on business
principles" it can make no argument
whatever for ROsenmiller's election, as
it could make none for BOring's, except
that he is a Republican and Mr.. Me-
Mullen Democrat. When it sup
ported McMullen for district attorney
against the Republican nominee 1t BIT
terly resented the Examiners raillery
against McMulen's copper bottOmel
partisanship," and declared that his De,
mocracy was no disqualification for the
| Office of district attorney. Neither is
Il now for the mayDralty.
As long as Mr.. MacGonigle was can.
didate mayor the Neg Era assailed
him on partisan grounds, and only now
renders him just praise for his methods
| of administration. 1t prOfesSeS 10 be-
| ieve that McMullen and R0senmlller are
both uRtried in public office. II knows
the reverse to be true. 1t knows that
Mr.. McMullen has served in councils
and was tried just as Mr.. MacGOnigle,
before his election 10 the mayOralty ;
it knows, too, that Mr.. Rosen
miller was tried in the Office
Of district attorney, which was well
adapted to test his qualifications
for the mayoraty. II knows, too, that
hr. ROSenmlller's behavior in that
office was shame to himself, a dlsbonor
to his profession, a discredit 70 his party
and a scandal to the administration Of
the law. 1t is painful subject u refer
to and it is unnecessary to 60 into details,
but ii is part OF the familiar history Of
this community that never before nor
since has the exercise Of the Office Of dis.
trict attorney in this county been 50 pro.
ilgate and shameless. Tue idea OF en-
trusting the headslip OF the police de
partment, the management Of the
| finances and the dignity and duties Of
the chief magistracy of this city Of go.
| 600 souls TO a man who made
such record as District Attor.
ney Rosenmiller only ten years ago,
is one that only the most degraded and
reckless partisanship could entertain. In
unmi5takable terms both the NCr Era
and Examiner warned their party
against the folly of such a proposition
when it was first broachei ; they both
know that the nomination was only
reluctantly conceded 70 him after a
dozen itter men had refused 70 take It.
That the Examiner should nevertheless
affect to support him is not TO be won
dered AT, but the Ncw Era's recommen
dation Of him Is convincing proof that il
isOnly when selfish motives control the
policy OF that paper that it can rise above
" copper bottomed, stec! clad partisan.
ship"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
An UniOunded Complaint.

Nothing could be more unreasonable
than the complaints Of some OF the Re-
publican newspapers Of Gov. Pdttis0n's
partisanship because he recently appoint
ed four Democrats 10 succeed four
Republicans whose terms had expired
as trustees Of the state lunatic hospital
at Harrisburg. 1t was, to say the least
Of it, no more Of partisanship than must
have been the original appointment of
the four Republicans by Republican
governor. If, as is stated, the board will
hereafter stand five Democrats To four
Republicans, it must have heretofore
stood eight Republicans to one Demo.
crat, grossly partisan complt xion that
needed radical modification. The eXpe
rience of the trustees whose terms had
expired was not, as the Ner Era sug
gests, any special recommendation fol
their retention, inasmuch as the gov
ernOr recently discovered by persona
visit to and inspection of the state lunatiC
hospital, many defects in its manage
ment which a more efficient board 0.
trustees should have remedied. In tn,
personnel of the new trustees we recog
nize equal, II not superior, merit to thos
whom they have succeeded-not "dis
placed" Those who know the men vii
concede that W. Penn Lusk, Of Harris
burg is quite as fit for the place as Col
w. w. Jennings was Mr.. D. A. Orr, O
Chambersburg, is better qualified tha,
John NJ. Pomeroy, DIR. A. IL. Light, @
Lebanon, is altogether the peer of IIlrar
Corson, and +. Asbury Awl Is as good
man as Daniel ii. Eppley.
Governor Pattison cannot be accuse
of partisanship in his appointments
the trusts that have relation to the ele
mosynary institutions of the state. III
recognition of such distinguished Repul
licans as Gov. Hoyt, Philip c. Garre
George l.. Harrison and others, effectu
ally disproyes any such idle charge.
The state lunatic hospital is vel
largely controlled by Republicans
the miners hospital at Ashland, whic
draws patients almost entirely fro,
Democratic counties of the state, ha
) we believe, not single Democrat in I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
TWELVE LIVES LOST.
rwu aousrs FALL ~ CiSuiSrAri.


SlarIihg Inmates Tnrbwn irth tNe water
aud Urusned or prn"urd -T'rrirl'
Ra'agos OF tno tlnoi'
Friday morning, before Daylight, the
fire bells rang out iu Cincinnati The call
was not for fire, but lur uelp AZ Two con
Meeting boarding houses surrounded ~
water which fell in and buried twelve
people. Tho buildings wcro occupied as
boarding houses by Robert Kyle aud Geo.
Oyster. Tbcra wcro abolt thI,y
pop o in the structures at the time.
Tho scouo of tho accident bad - be
reached by tho tremeu by boats IA asw.t
current of water. The mO1u Gut thc lhn-
terms afforded the only light. fcw spec
tatOrs wore present, as the city Vas asleep
In the portion Of the house that did NOT
TALL were the atlrightCt inmates. Ic pie
in adjacent houses were awakcucd. All
these made the ayr horribly vocal with
cries of alarm and distress The shouts
Of the tremcn. commanding BTtnS
that boat further down - " Up with
ladder No. l, quick 80 " Thcre don't YOU
see that woman take her on. y Look
out don't go to that window , tho walls
shake there - mingled with the noise OF
of the frightened people, The hrcmeu
| took out the living from the shaken build.
ings and sent them to place Of safety,
Mrs. Kyle. whose son was lost IN the
ruins, was inconSOlaOle. She imagined heE
boy was alive aud struggling for bis free,
! dom. Then She gave him up Tor lNst anu
Der agony was heartTGudtnS NTs' NeOn,
who occupied room tu the part that 'eU'
says she could not sleep for the cracking
OF the walls. She though. as hsst II WAS
paper affected by water. but afterwards
supposed il was s1metA'nE worse.
n .NR "A
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happen. | went to the door oi the next
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Beor aud PoI.iCs.

MIR. Rofenmiler is continuing his cam
paign among the "boys." Yesterday,
accompanied by the late Greenback orator,
he made a tour of the Eighth ward, after
which no visited Snyder's park, where he
" set 'em up all 'round." The Green
backer became so earnest in bis advocacy
of " Rosy " that no boasted he could llck
any Democrat in the house. The boast
was rather unfortunate one, as 1t had not
been made more than a minute before the
boaster was being used as a mop TO wipe
up the floor with and IL cost Rosy another
keg Of beer TO bring about a cessation OF
hostilities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Effect OF the suits in Columbia.
,.plumiil sny
Sale of Real Ettsts.

Henry Shubert, auotioneer, sold at pub
lie sale, on Friday evening, at the Leopard
hotel, the following property belonging to
tho estate of the late David Hartman, do
ceased Dwelling No. 43S North Queen
street, to DAVID Hartman, jr,, for $4,000 ;
and the following lots of ground
Chestnut street 80 aud 90 to Frank
Kaufman for sls5 each 1877 to Joseph
Long, for sl2l,
Fulton street 2l6 and Ell TO b. F.
Shenk, for s65 each, and 24s TO Is. +
Sheuk, for 800 260 to j, Best, for 800
26l aud zoe, with tobacjo shell, to j.
Best, for S3ii.
Walnut street $50 10 B. f. Shenk, for
Sl06 343 to Leonard Kautz, tor 800
1858, 364 and 36j TO J. Best, for SOS each
and 377 and 37s to A. j.. Eberly, for s6s
each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
BaBe Bail,

Manager Dilleuderfer, of tho Lancaster
baseball club was In Carlisle trying to have
Carlisle represented in the Interstate assO.
citation. The Patriot says that he received
no encouragement.
Tho new Harrisburg club has signed
seven players as follows George Evans,
Baltimore Clinton N. CresWcll, Proyi-
dence Il, l., John mclaughlin, New Bed.
ford Mass; A. NJ SAde, Baltimore John
Recclus, of Louisville with the Harrisburg
team last season; Clifford Rocker, Chester,
George l. Cummings, haysyille, California.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

THE Philadelphia Press has been en-
gagged for several weeks in the attempt
to demonstrate that Mayor King has
given that city a partisan police force.
After the most elaborate efforts its
statistics are punctured and its exhibits
knocked entirely endwise by the presen-
tation of Mr. Philip g. Garrett that
when Mayor King took his seat he
reappolnted St0kely's entire police force,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
UuwaIpISG An EDIiuH.
An Exciling seem on trss,rsets OF HAstr.-
town, std.

tNNn, tlu.
Quite sensation was created about
noon Friday on Washington street,
Hagerstown, Nd, Immediately in front of
the uagerstown bank, by Mr.. Andrew G 70
Boyd, correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
cowhidiug Mr.. Ira W. Hayes, publisher Of
the daily EueRiRg Globe. Mr.. Hayes was
lashed several times, but before any seri-
Gus damage was done witnesses TO the
alteration hastened to the scene aud sepa
rated them. Mayor Oreudorff separated
them, and the chOwhide was taken from
Mr.. Boyd by james II. Connolly, OF BaIti-
more. The assault grew out of COM
municatIOn which appeared in
Thursdays edition Of the Globe, and
which said : The penny a liner which
has been filling the NsWJ with squbs, over
| different signatures, against tbs citizens'
cC m nittee is, indeed, lit person TO sug.
| gest to taxpayers what IS wrong and what
| is right. II is well known that this ex
reporter and ex editor of a deluuct news
paper does not pay one cent Of taxes, and
| il is doubtful whether his name was ever
on the tax books. The squibs that have
| appeared in the Netrs are known TO be
written by this same person." Mr.. Boyd
thinking the article was meant for him,
went to see Mr.. Hays several times to tind
out the meaning Of IL aud why it. wa,
done, but his interviews with Mr. Have
were not satisfactory TO himself and FRI
day morning they met on the Hagerstowr
bank pavement, when the subject wa
again revived and tho cOWhding tool
plaoe. The grand jury is still in session
and the case was taken in hand by State
Attorney Keely.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

Recently Albert W. Bailey, an employe
of Geo. X. Hubbard & Co., of PhiladeI-
pnia, complained that he had been beaten,
chloroformed and robbed of 1871 Of Il o
firms money. lie was arrested on Friday
and confessed that no had spent the money
aud being unable to replace 1t, concocted
the story of the robbery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Murdered by ~, sou.

The murdered body of farmer named
Kelley was found in haystack near
Adrian, Minnesota, a year ago, but no
trace OF the murderer was discovered.
Rley's l3 year old daughter has now con
fessed that William, her lG year old
brother, committed the crime, in retaliL
tion for punishment inflicted by his
father. The parricida has fled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

VIM. James, of Quarryville, a laborlng
man, aged about 40 years, and who has
been iu i'll health all winter, was found
dead in his bed this morning. His death
was caused by heart desease with which he
was for long time afflicted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
cutting nj, wife. rnro.t and ui,own

Thad ). Avery, OF Chichester, n. Y,
quarreled with his wife ou Friday aud cut
her throat as well as his own. The wife
ls dead and the husband cannot survive
Jealousy and family troubles were the
cause,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
License Gases.

Tho license case Of Amelia Haas,
to keep restaurant in Marietta,
was taken up. She has an old
stand, against which there Is remon.
strance. 1t is alleged that the applicant
has violated tho law and the house is
unnecessary, and both sides read deposi.
tions. One witness for the remonstrance
makes some very nice calculations when
he says: "We have In townll9 l9l male church
members, whom we do not suppose fire.
quent these saloons, leaving 29S men to
support Is saloons and hotels in town,
averaging less than 20 for each saloon.
| also know of number Of men
who are not church members who
do not frequent saloons" The
counsel for the application contended
that the house had been kept within the
requirements OF the law and u majority of
the persons who opposed tho license were
temperance folks, somo being CRUSADERS"
who have an idea that no eating houses
are necessary. The case was held undor
adVisepent.
The application Of Henry Dissinger to
keep hotel, (uew stand) at Salunga, was
continued to next Saturday.
Court adjourned until next Monday at
10 a. m ;, when the fourth week Of common
pleas will begin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
THIs moRSISG's COURT.
Current Bu-,ness, rto Transacted.

Current Buslness, tto TrNnsaoted.
This morning court met at 10 O'Clock
for the purpose OF hearing current blst
ness. and both judges were present.
The rule to show cause why a commit
tee should not be appointed over the per
son and estate of Henry Gehmau, Of
LeacOck township, who was recently do
clared an babitual drunkard, was heard.
Both sides presented petitions for tha
DuTDOFC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
A Name VIOLIN aI,OOO.

In the " Cape Cod Folks case. at Ply
mouth, Mass, Thursday afternoon, the
jury found for the defendants on the lirst
count and for tho plaintiff on the second
count, laying the damages at 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

ATTEND the grand tinal citizens rally at
Mrunerchor hall tonight in favor of
honest Ell !jent and economical city
government.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

Tue tax payer and citizen who has the
best interests of the city at heart will
reflect upon it over Sunday aud resolve 70
vote for McMullen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

" some Of the fuyitives from justice
who were shielded by the district aJtor-
uey's office ten years ago could safely
return 10 the city they would be solid for
Rosenmiller out Of gratitude.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

George Diller, of Leaman Place, who
arrested Henry Gilen dl,ds Jack Wallace,
the colored boy who reoently stole q horse
from Daniel Nein, of this city, was award
ed by the court the sum Of $50, the reward
which ia paid by the county for the detec-
tion of horse thieves. There were no other
applicants for tho reward.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16
Barr should lie bounced.

TuE old tlint mill can never grind again
with the water that is passed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

THE answer to the question What 5
in name >" has at last been discovered.
The publishers of "Capo Cod Folks "
have found that there is $1,000 in a name
used in story without its owners con.
sent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

As Mayor NGc Gonig!e, administration
has pltd Of sG2, 500 Of the city debt. and
therefore decreased the tdE burden 50, cents
on Gvsry 800 ra!uation, and a. ". D..
Staufer's Republican administration IN.
creased tie tar burden aI.15 on ttery sIOO
radiation, ecsry oWner Of property in tbs
city rho Is IN tdUor Of l01 tases md erery
tenant in tavOr IF loo rsats should cote ntst
Tutsday for DaUid NcH4!Isn, rIo ioa!
continue the good cork done By Mayor Mlc-
Gonigle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

BGEGHAMToN, N. Y, was long under
the control of conscienceless Republican
ring, but a couple of years ago the citi-
zens drove the bosses from power, chose
a Democratic city government, and the
wisdom of the movement Is shown ia a
reduction of the city debt CSC, 900. Six
years aud a half of Democratic admins
tration in this city has reduced the city
debt 500 600 and added ells, 400 to the
sinking fund Keep up the good work.
Vote for McMullen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

II Vanderbilt gets control of the West
Shore road. lie will have under his
thumb 4.5l2 miles Of railroad. Such vast
powor placed in the hands of one man is q
menacs to n republican form OF govern
meat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

An alderman should b3 a conservator Of
tue peace, not an aspisant for the p!jze
ring belt. One who administers legal
olths should not swear to incorrect bills,
A magistrate should not abat false voting.
A shcowd politician who expects rayors of
his party should not stir up fac.ioual
strife. Voters OF the Third ward who
think reform is necessary in the alder
manic office should vote for w. T. WyGe,
the peoples candidate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

TEN years ago the editor of the Exam
iper was the Democratic candidate for
district attorney to succeed RosenmlIer,
and the best argument for his election was
the shameful abuse OF the office by the
present Republican candidate for mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

DEMOCRATIC 1miuistTatiou Of the
mayors office in six years and a half re-
duced the city debt 100000 a Repubn
can administration in four years had
increased the city debt 500, 600. \ vo'e
for McMullen is vote to keep on in the
good way yo'e for RJsenmlIIeg is a
vote TO return - the old aud evil waJs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-16

II, as the ErmiHsr says, the G@n"oe
committee has tue control of the s0.k.ug
fluid, how does it explain that ia two
years OF Councllmau Evans chajcmluship
Of the finance committee the fund was not
even increased by the amount Of the later
est Oh the bonds already in it.