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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
ktatenmrn EinnnniarInr.

That the accumulation Of wealth Ia bust.
ness neither dulls nor entirely absorbs the
intelligence nor relaxes public spirit is
shown by the inmate connection OF manu-
featuring aud commercial firms with recent
political history, and the immense sums
spent on the institution Of the great
towns on the North and Midlands,
Eogland. Mr.. Gladstone, as every
Englishman knows, is the son of Liver
pool merchant, while Mr.. Bright lives
close to his mill on the fringe of the moor
at Roohdale. MIR. Forster is prominent
member of the firm whose enterprise has
brought wealth into the retired region
Of Upper Wharfedale Sir Charles
Dixie is the grandson of the founder,
and is actually owner of the Atheneum.
Mr.. Chamberlain has only within q few
years retired from the manufacture of
wood screws, as they are called, In
order to devote himself to political life !;
Mr.. Mundella manufactures hosiery,
Lord Dudley Is coal merchant and
iron manufacturer, and is one OF long
list of peers who, like Lord Londonderry,
run" their own coileries or lot them to
great consumers like those of Jar.
row and Middlesborough. Lord Ardi.
laun is brewer, like Mr.. STAINS.
field and Mr.. Bass Lord Win borne is
an ironmaster Lord Jersey Is q banker,
like Sir John Lubbock, the Behring'S
Glyns, and Rothschilds aud the wei /
known names of MippiD, Colman, Palmer,
Fairbairp, Fielder Henry, Holder, Hope,
Jardiue, Lsatham, and others too numer.
Gus 10 mention testify to the close alliance
between trade and tho public life Of Eng
land.
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yon,btnI st,b,, no,,s,. C.yr,,

Last night the stable 10 tho rear of G.
L. Vents residence, East Orange street,
was broken into aud robbed Of about s25
worth Of curled hair and musliD, in strips,
the property Of J. w. Lowell, the lessee OF
the stable. Tue goods were used by Mr..
Lowell In the manufacture of horse collars.
Three boys from l3 To 10 years of
age. named respectively Honry Doebler,
Benjamin Benedict aud John Pitt, were
arrested this morning by Officer Daily in
rear Of the Central market houses, where
they had taken the stolen property for the
purpose of selling it. They were locked
up for hearing before Alderman Nc
Conomy to morrow at IL o'clock. 1t is
believed that other petty larcenies can be
fastened on tho boys, among others the
larceny Of lead pipe from Mr. Buckius and
gas pipe from the Grape hotel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
UE4 THIS.

MCINTYRE In this city, on tho ~ inst,
George. son OF the late Andrew and Sarah Nc
lntyre, In the 22d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF his aunt, Mrs. @. Lete.
vre, No. 2i9 N. Mulberry street, on Saturday
morning at lOk O'Clock. To proceed TO Para
disc on the 1898 train tor interment. q
KlsISER-In this city, on the 2d inst, Jane,
wife OF David Kisiner, In the 73t year OF her
age.
The relativeJ and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from tho residence OF her daghtor, No. i07
North Queen street, on Saturday afternoon at
2o'clock. lnterment at Lancaster cemetery.
a3,2td
RUsH,-April 4, In New Danvilie, Rev. David
Rush, In his 10Th year.
Funeral on Sunday, April8 q, ~ O'Clock, at the
residence OF ii. q. Rush. Services at p. IN at
the Mennonite (stone) meeting house. Rela-
liyes and friends arc respectfully invited,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
Temperance N setting.

A meeting of the friends of total absti.
nence was held in the Union Bethel last
evening. Rev. G.. w. SeilhamCr, pastor Of
the Bethel, presided. After singing "a
hymn aud prayer by Row. Frayne, of
Olivet Baptist church, Rev. Seiihamer in u
brief address stated the object of tho
meeting, which was to organize division
Of the Sons of Temperance. He then iu-
troducGd Rev. Frayne, who made an ad.
dress. Mr.. Frayno was followed by Rev.
j. A. BOughton; state lecturer Tor the
grand division Sons Of Temper.
ance, wherein he set forth the
principles aud objects of the order and
urged an organization in this city. At
the close OF his address conference
among those present was had, and it was
deemed inexpedient at present to attempt
to organize division. Mr.. Bough htou
announced that another meeting with the
same object In view would DO held in thf
city next week at timo and place not yet
fixed,
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I'm nI-nnIed Rcnnrn.

The joint committee of councils, to
whom was referred the question OF paying
the reward for the conviction Of Jere
DUNCAN, for attempting to fire the Foun'
tain Iuu stables, held meeting last even
ing. Some of the committee are inclined
to think that the city is not liable for the
reward, as the mayors proclamation offer
ing reward Tor the conviction Of fire
bugs mentions only those who have fired
buildings and Gays nothing about mere
attempts TO fire them. The committee
will report TO councils in favor of dividing
the $500 reward between the claimants,
Graetf and Rinehart, provided the city is
liable for the payment.
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4 t'gDr sIInttery -

Last evening u small and thoroughly
Disguised audience, managed To keep
their seats in the opera house though the
presentation Of "a Lottery Of Life" by
L. 4. Lpcke aud L. L. Zimmerman 8
comedy company. The company was
widely advertised but most of tho printing
was what Is called "stock" paper. A
company oi variety people were
mentioned, but no names except that of
Mr.. Locke appeared ou auy of tho bills.
The piece is very DID, aud all theatre goers
are we'll acquainted with it. The company
last night was very bad, and none Of
them could act. The variety people were
the same as those OF the cast, and they did
nothing but sing. Tho company will
arouse Harrisburg to night
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Mann IS 10,
Pniiadeipnia iuarnot,


PmLAuRLPHrA, April i.-rlour dull and
heavy superfine State, s2 5O32 75; Extra
do ~ 1903 IS Pa. faulty, 81 b0lpt 70 Ohio q
Indiana family, - 1905 rs MINI. extra, clear.
"a 7jn5 25 DO straight, 90 37a5 81 winter pat
ent, 50 75a6 30 spring do, " OOo6 81.
bye -four at 81 So
W ueat quiet anu lower NO. Western Rod.
97kc EO. do, So ISJc,
Corn dun steamer mixed and yellow, 65
Gl56Ec sail yellow and mixed, 56d 58lc; No.
5 mixed aud yellow, b3ib5i1c.
Oais quiet and easier; No. | White, ilc +;
No. 2 DO, t0c; NO. 30 800 rejected, White,
3SiSs1aC ; No mixed, 3Shc.
Rye scarce at 70112c.
Seeds Glover quiet at 9Ql0c; Timothy
| dull at 81 40; Flaxsecd firm at 81 ~
Provisions dun aud prices weak; Mess
| Porg, SIS b0gl0U0; BE Hams, 81 7jg2S; Inaia
| Ness Beet, t2lQ2i 0.
| Bacon Smoked shoulders, sLsls1c; salt
| do IL @7szc Smoked Hams, lital5c; picked
| dc l244QtSc.
| Lard dull; city refined at 9AalOc loosa
| butchers, s1Ec prime steam s969 IN
extra 3.g3tc; trsts, 3lds3; B q. q N. Y.
| extra, GSl30c prints, 25 &c ; western extra
| 2S9I26c do good TO choice, lTQ2Oc.
| Rolls at 99l6c.
| Eggs steady and IN good demand; Extras,
| l9Am2Oc.
Uneeso-fu.l creams scarce and firm. but
| Skins plentiful ana lower f; Pa. partskims, 61z
| ep71Sc fancy, s9sh4c do full skins, 61aG6Ic
| for fresh
| NEisEy at 81 20
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Live stock Market

EAST LIBERTY-- Cattle dull and unchanged I;
market SLOW prime, SO 0O4G 25 fair to good |,
x 25lp5 70 common. 81 65Gp5 90; receipts, 9l5
head Shipment b@a head
Hogs slow . reCe pts, H. 700 head shipments
IL head ; Philadel phias, 50 s5G7 O0; Yorkers,
80 O0aG 90.
sheep firm prices n shade higher receipts,
l,SU0 head shipments, z, 400 head.
CHICAGo-Ilog ,-Receipts, 1900 head ship
mems $500 head market dull and l0lg20c
ana shipping, 81 1895 s1i light, % 7OG6 ~
sltips, ~ 00ft5 %.
Cattle eceipts 6, 500 head shipments, 800
do; market active bnt weak and l0fpl5c
lower; exports t5 9Og6 90; good 10 choice
shipping, % Ga570 common 70 medium,
d OOfg5 30 ; coTn.ted Texans 81 1913 40.
head market acuvo aud firm IN crior TO
fair, s3 6OG450 msdinm to good, "a 750o;
cuolce TO extra, sO96.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
KUsAwAy TuIs mOKsIrs.
A Man nnd y Hor.e InInren.


This morning John Neff, a milkman,
residing at the extreme end of East King
street, started TO drive down town, His
horse frightened at something, and began
10 run. Mr.. Nef was thrown from the
wagon and badly cut and bruised although h
none OF his bones were broken. The
horse ran to North Qdeen street, breaking
loose from the vehicle on the way I.
At Shober's hotel tho animal fright
ened at man carrying bundle, aud
turning ran upon the pavement on the
North Queen side of tho hotel. lie had
been running very fast and struck his head
with great force against the building. He
was knocked down and badly cut about
the hoad, besides being internally injured.
IL wasat first thought that one Of bis legs
was broken, but such was not the case,
although il is great wonder that no was
not instantly killed. The animal was
taken 10 the stable of the Lancaster
county house IN Il badly stiffenod condi
tiOn.
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phi lxuunn Par

A reunion and banquet OF tho Pennsyl-
vauia chapter of tho Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity was held at Russ Grand hotel,
Harrisburg last evening. About fifty
representatives from the colleges at Carlisle
Lancaster, Gettysburg, Lewisburg, Easton
and Philadelphia, and large number OF
intended to be the first of q series of annual
meetings to be held by the chapter in this
state,
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Mr.. Isaac c. Chapman, druggist, Newburg,
n. y, writes " have tor the past ten years
sold several gross OF DR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l can say of IT
what cannot say OF any other medicine.
have never had IA customer speak OF It but to
praise its virtues In the highest manner.
have recommended II In great many cases
OF WhoOping Cough, with the happiest effects.
I have used II In my own family for many
years In fact, always have II bottle In the
medicine closet ready Tor use"
AIM W.FSW
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Iho worthington Pump.

Tomorrow afternoon the mayor, the
water committee and some of tho city
officers will visit the city water works and
give the new G, ,0OG, 900 gallon Worthington
pumping engine trial. The apparatus
is in complete working order, though
owing to the break of the Y connecting it
with the "a inch main, which occurred a
few days ago, no water can yet be thrown
into the reservoir by the new pump.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04

Installation oI Lancaster Lodge Officers

Installation OF Lancaster Lodge Orioers.
Thursday evening District Deputy
Grand Master Il. J. Erisman installed the
following named officers Of Lancaste r
lodge, No. G7, |. o. of o. f., for the ensu.
ing term:
N. G.-J. Fred Fisher.
V. Ga, A. Senft.
Sew. +. Hambright.
Asst. Sec-H. l.. Zook.
Treas. Gundaker.
Trustee-W. q. Buchmiller.
The lodge now numbers $40 members,
and during the past six months sexp-ud I'd
1901 for relief. The assets OF the lod 10
are $50, 0lS,4l. Liabilities, nothing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
Mothers niounersI Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with the exoruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle ot MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon II there is no mistake about II. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used IL
who will not tell you at once that It vii
regulate the bowels and give rest TO the
mother and relief and health To the child, op'
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly safe to use
In all cases, ana pleasant TO the taste, and II
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
emale physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents bottle.
mayl-M.W .W,S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
A Teachers TpougntIul uiit,.

Prot. j. p. McCaskey, principal OF the
male high school, distributed among bis
pupils to day upwards of one hundred
peach trees, one to each pupil. lie ther
dismissed a portion of the school at 10:4'
O'Clock to enable the boys to plan
the young trees. This practical metho,
of bringing homo to the minds Of growing
youth the utility and necessity of tre
planting cannot be too highly commended
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A most iirnInl mnrdsr.

WARRENsBUEG, Mo, April 4.-The
body of the man found maugled by a
train on the railroad Monday has been
identified as that of Carl Steedle, of, Erie,
Pa. He was taken to the outskirts of the
town and murdered by two brothers
named Hamilton. After robbing the body
they placed it on tho track. The Hamil.
toms have been arrested and confessed the
crime, which was of most brutal nature.
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Emigrants seyereIy Injured.

BELLEvILLE, Ill, April 4.-Virginia
emigrants were injured by the derailing of
a train on the Louisville and Nashville
road near here last night.
Later accounts arc to the effect that
about 30 of the whole party OF So emf
grants were more or less injured, iucud
ing two small children {; one an infant who
was killed. Nobody is said to be danger
ously hurt
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To Intercept the FilIDustsrs.

WAsHrEGToN, April A Tho United
States steamers Vandalia and Swatara
sailed from Key West this morning to
cruise along the cost of Cuba. No direct
information can be obtained at the navy
department as to tho particulars of the
cruise, but there is no doubt that these
vessels have been sent. to intercept, IL
possible, the tilibustoring expedition of
General Aguero, wi ich loft Key West
recently for Cuba.
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The Deadly Cyclone.

MUNcE, Ind, April 4,-Tho cyclone
that destroyed Oakvillo on Wednesday,
was more extensive than at first reported.
Its track extended 90 miles, sweeping
everything before it. The loss in the
county, outside of OakVille, is estimated
at $l5O, 900. Men had to clear the high
WAYS with axes.
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Ustarrh.-For twenty years was n sufferer
from catarrh of the head and throat. BY q
few applications OF Ely's Cream Balm | re-
ceived decided bcneft-was cured bv one bot.
tle.-Charlotte Parker, waverly, N Y.
I was troubled with chronic catarrh and
gathering In head was deaf at times, had dis
charges from ears, unable to breath through
nose. Before the second bottle of EIy's Cream
Balm was exhausted was curod.-C. J. Cor
bin, 93 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
m2i-2wdeOdSw
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BUsIN Ess FAILURES.
Their Number for the Week Ia the
STATES and Canada.

Their Number for the Week Ia the United
states ana Canada.
New YORK, April 4-The business
failures of the last seven days throughout
the country number for the United States
17S and for Canada "a. or total of 2l2,
crease of 8 failures. The casualties are
exceptionally few ia the West and South.
The Pacific states, however, have failures
this week above the average. Canada
shows about the same number as last
week, 81 against 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
IiesignatiOn OF IA Firemau,

Adam f. Smith has resigned his
position az driver of hose cart No,
of the city fire department. His resigna
tion was received this morning by Chief
Engineer Howell, who has not yet appoint t.
ed any one in his place. Mr.. Smith gives
as his reason for rCsigning that outsiders
are continually reporting employees of the
department. for violating rules, and he has
been obliged to take rep. imands when he
was innocent.
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Kew YORK nIsrheEs

NEW YORK, April 4---Flour-State and
Western duh, heavy and a shade lower;
Southern quiet and heovy.
wheat Ag21tc lower, unsettled and depress-
el, with less doing No. 2 hsd, April, 97sSc;
May. 01hc9sl OlA June, 81 0l9I 0IA July.
81 0ih4l OlG Aug, 81 0J1$G1l Oh.
Corn hGAc lower and less active Mixed
western spot, 47d591Lc do future. DIX fp6ls6c.
Oats h91c lower; tair business, including
No. May, 8I6035lsc; June, 8514G36c State.
39Mtto: Westorn. 37u43c.
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The T,aoh.r.s Association.

The Sunday school teachers association
viii meet this evening In the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms for the study OF
tho lesson tor next Sunday. Rev. william
PowiCk, teacher.
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and bring malaria, dyspepsia, biiousness,
torpidity OF liver ami a train OF kindred mala-
dies. Fortunately Kidney-wort Is at hand.
II may be had OF tho nearest druggist and
will purity the system, correct the stomach
and bowels, simulate the liver and kidneys
to healthy action, remove all poisonous hu.
mors and make you feel like n new man. As
spring medicine. tonic amt blood Purifier 1t
has no equal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
Fatal RnIlrnnh Mreck

MONTREAL, April 4.-The engine and
seven cars of the night express from
Toronto to Montreal ran Off the track near
Wales station this morning. Tho engineer
was killed and the fireman fatally injured.
hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04
Complaint Withdrawn.

The complaint of assault and battery
made before Alderman Samson against
Peter Fraily, for choking aud throwing
down a boy named Henry VOgle, was
withdrawn, on the payments of costs by
Fraily.
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL a, iea4.
OVER THE OCEAN.
rnn REMAINS OF raE DEAD pRINUr.
Landed From Cannes at London To-day
Amidst 0rcst Poinp gud Ceremony
-utbor Foreign Notes OF
Julerrst

-utbor Foreign Notes OF
Interest.
LONDON, April 4.--The landing at this
city to day, of Leopold, Duke of Albany,
the deceased son Of Queen Victoria, was
attended with much pomp, elaborate
display and solemn ceremony. The re-
mains were brought from Cherbourg,
France, having been taken from Cannes,
where the prince died, and we're conveyed
across the channel on board tho English
royal yacht Osborne. The Prince Of
Wales, the Crown Prince of Prussia
Frederick William, aud number of other
princes, escorted the body to Windsor
Castle, where 1t was met at the railway
station by the queen, who was greatly
affected, but bore up under the sore trial
bravely. There was n great silent
throDg of sympathiziug people at the
landing Of the yacht, and along the
railway to Windsor many testimonies Of
regard for the dead prince and sympathy
for the queen, his mother, were apparent.
The weather was brilliant aud most
delightful. Prince Leopold will be inferred
to. morrow, and among tue many attesta
tions of respect will be the closing Of the
stock exchange during the day.
Explosion.
A tremendous double explosion occurred
to day at hartford powder mills, near
London. The building was badly shaken,
but po one was hurt.
crooked Work.
PARIS, April 4.--The firm of money
changers, which is about to be prosecuted
for negotiating forged English bank notes
was itself victimized in the first instance.
IL then desired TO transfer it's loss and sent
two men in charge of the notes to the
Credte Lyonnais. Both were arrested. The
amount of forged notes sent from England
to the continent Is placed at e30, 600.
In the soudap.
CAIRO, April 4.-Cul. Kitchener and
Major Rundell who were sent to co.
operate with Capt. Chermside in the
endeavor to open tho road from Suakim TO
Berber by means of negotiations, have
arrived at Assouan. They have been
ordered not to proceed further for the
present.
Dynamitards Ia Spain.
MADRID, April 4.-Fourteen bomb
shells and ten rifles have been discoved in
a house in the suburbs of this city.
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aa . s-sg....zs .-.ss--s-g....agla.zz
SpHOiAL NOTICES.

Sprains, Lameness, Pains and stitches
Weak Back or Disease OF the spine will be i'm.
mediately relieved on application OF Hop
Plaster over the affected part. It's renetra-
tive power iI wonderful. Warranted to be
the best made
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Pbuaasiphias Arohipl.oopa, SOC sun Va
cant.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4,--The Catholic
Standard of Philadelphia has received a
cable dispatch from a high authority in
Rome to the effect that no appointment
has yet been made to the archipiscopal see
of Philadelphia.
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At MAS,iIN,iAON.


iu the National Congress
WAsurNGToN, y. c., April 4,--The
regular order was laid aside to day aud the
Senate proceeded with debate on the
education bill. Mr. Bayard addressed the
Senate at length.
In tho uouso.
After the morning hour the House went
into committee Of tho whole on the Indian
appropriation bill. When tho committee
arose the bill was passed.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole on the private calendar.
No Government Telegraph.
The House postofiice committee to day,
by a vote of to 2, adopted resolutions de.
claring 1t inexpsdient for tho government
either to purchase existing lines OF tele.
graph or to construct new ones.
Members of the ways and means com
mittee say an effort will be made next
week to begin consideration of the tariff
bill,
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iinsebaIl Players Arriving.

Wetzell, Hoflord, Peek, Holland and
Watt Of the Lancaster baseball club
arrived in town to-day. Parker has been
here for some time past and the others are
expected by to morrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-04

SAN FRANoIsco, April A special
from Sacramento says that Joe Hurtado,
whose death sentence was recently con
firmed by the United States supreme court,
died in Jail last evening from consump-
tiOD.
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AnuseIneDts.

Matte Vickers-The name OF this popular
and charming actress should be sufficient Ia
draw biR audience TO the opera house this
evening, when she appears IN "Jacquine, or
Paste and Diamonds" O." We have been saying
daily good words Tor this play ana actress
and nothing more need be said. The company
is said TO be very strong and able.
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Common Pleas UouIt

The trial lists Tor common pleas court
ia woeLs commencing with April % and
May we're issued to-day. The Bricker-
vile church case is No. for the first
week.
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Jim Lingthurst, an old offender, arrested
yesterday for drunken and disordorly con-
duct and assaulting woman named
Nagle, of South Queen street, he was
committed for a hearing by Alderman
Barr.
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the murra,synIe ,,.s wei rioter..

GREENsBURGH, Pa, April 4,-The trial
OF the Murraysville gas well rioters has
been set for Monday next Defendants
will ask for change of venue to Arm
strong county.
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Failure os q Bai,,mors r.rm.

BALTIMORE. April 4 --SDead 81 Hurns.
harness manufacturers. made an assign.
mont TO day for the benefit Of their credit.
ors. Liabilities under Si0 600.