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lsERMoN PORTRAIT AND SKETCH Of DIR. MOSES H.
HOGE.
AsUMMER sERvICE-Cbrist and the Lilies, by Rev. A J.
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THE ALLEGED PROOF EsS in Theology by Dr. ID. Clarke
rHE SABBATH aud the RACE COURSE by Dr. a. L. KIT
redge,
PATIENCE in PRAYER by Dr. J. Hall
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. - By
~ Welsh girl very capable city country under d.
her business branch is neat, tidy and polite
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aud sober Call at212 9TH near
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
The Character of BiaIne's Campaign

General Grant has called upon Mr.
Blaine, who has arrived in New York
on his projected tour Ohio ward. My.
Blaine greeted Gel.Grant very effusiyeiy,
and was evidently delighted to have him
call upon and give him the benefit of his
adhesion. A few months ago Gen. Grant
would have been very valuable ad-
herent, but he has been too completely
used up in the Grant Il Ward crash to
be of any use hereafter in influencing
public opinion.
Mr.. Blaine nas not made very bril-
liant start upon his pilgrimage, and has
crept into New York without the sound
of drum. An elaborate programme of
travel has been laid out for his west
ward progress, aud powerful effort is
10 DE made to stir up the enthusiasm of
his adherents during his progress. This
evening he is serenaded in New York,
where he will speak. On Monday the
Union League of Philadelphia is to take
him IN hand, and on Tuesday he
returns to New York, where the
Union League there will exhibit him.
Then he starts westward over .Le
New York Central railroad, aud ova
tlons will adorn his deliberate progress.
He will get into Ohio in about q week,
and after few days there will Withdraw
by way of Plttsburg through Pennsyl-
Vania, his eastward progress being
determined in its character by the na. IRE
of the Ohio result.
1t Is high time Mr. Blaine was stir
ring up his canvass. S, far it has been
very huln-drum affair. We Certainly
expected pyrotechnical campaign
from his nomination but all his
wealthy friends seem to be " broke " in
pocket as badly AS he IS in spirit, and no
cash or enthusiasm has as yet been let
loose.
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attempt on Saturday. This 30 excited Mr..
Morcsini that on Wednesday he drove
from Gonkers to. New York, placed his
wife and children on the steamship Urania
and sent them to Europe. lie was dis.
suaded from sailing by Jay Gould, who
insisted that Morosini should remain and
settle up certain branches of business in
his hands. When this ia done Morosiu
declares that he will go to Italy, never to
return to this country. Victoria sent to
her banker (Callettel Friday for the IS, 900
in her name, only to be told that her father
had put an injunction on II restraining tho
banker from paying it to her. Morosini
claims that he placed the money there for
Victoria to use as his child, aud that by
her marriage she has lost a right to it.
She also demanded her clothing, which
was refused. Then she served notice upon
her father that unless he acceded to her
demands by next Wednesday she would
accept the offer of $500 dayst Niblo's
Garden. and would appear as an actress
on the following Monday.
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Toe the Mark

1t Is highly amusing to observe the
painful grimaces with which the Blaine
organs swallow the nauseous dose con-
tained in the fresh instalment of Multi
gan letters that have made Mr.. Blalne's
name a synonym OF corruption. Here is
The true, the beautiful and the good
Ne,o Era, which had no room in Its news
columns for these startling revelations
ON Monday, the date of their first ap-
pearance in the metropolitan dsiIies
deliberately suppressing from its readers
perhaps the most important political in
formation of the campaign. Aud WHY >
because, 1t fears the result OF an inyes
ugatlon by its readers of the record of
the Republican candidate. Even after
its brazen idol had declared that he
wished every Republican paper 10 pub.
iish tho letters, the Neo Era reirained,
probably knowing that Mr.. Blaine was
not slncerein his request. Now, in its
issue OF Friday, it editorially announces
its views of the letters as follows:
Eight years ago, or when this supposed
mine was hrst sprung TO destroy Mr..
biaines chances for the presidency, one of
the members OF the editorial staff of the
Express considered tho matter of suffi-
GENTLY grave import to induce that iour.
nal 10 pause In the support of its tavorite
candidate until the charges could be con-
sldered 10 all their bearings. The whole
matter was then thoroughly discussed and
the conclusion reached that there was
nothing in those letters which was
Inconsistent with Mr.. Bisius's honor and
integrity. eh tktE
But there has bsel some new evidence
brought to light regarding the Mulligan
statesman sine 1876. Is it the purpose
Of the Ner Era to izoars this adj
tional testimony OF Blaine,s uIlt IL
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suG sEyENrY-ntNru ttrusIus.
N'tsthNH hecFcHttng--an Interesting wa
iTCktspt HepaitEp

A'Cbuept NechtCU.
The reunion picuic Of tho 10Th Pouusyl.
Vauia veteran volunteers nt What Glen
park, continued all day yesterday, aud
some o: The participants did not return
to tho city until late in The evening.
Quito a number OF the veterans came
from distance to attcud the reunion.
Lieut.. Luke =. Bea2cl, OF Co. ID.
camo from Washington county, IA. ;
Capt, Abraham Godshalk, of Go ii. from
Berks county Capt Phi. Bissinsor,
OF Co. L. from Reading Capt. Ed. Nj,
Boring, Of Co, T.. from Philadelphia
Lieut.. :. 5, Clair. of Co. L. from
MiddetOwn Lieut.. John Eickor, of Co.
+. New Cumberland Sergt. Amos
Metzgar, from Westmotland aud Private
George A. Reeves, OF Co. b. from
Altoona
Capt. ). Il. Wisnsr, of Co. +. and
Lieut.. G, L. Eckert, of Co. @. were
prevented from being present by death in
their respective families.
Lieut.. J. u. '. Hazard Of Co. u. aud
Seggt. John d. Morton, of Co. II. are in
Florida, and sent regrets Tor not being
able to attend aud Capt. McCaticry. Of
Co. \. was detained by sickness in York,
and Lsent. Pool, uf Go. X. in Philadel-
phia
! An interesting feature OF the reunion,
waS the presence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
! kautl. In the autumn Of iSG2 John Kaut2
| enlisted as private soldier and WAS as
| signed TO Co. II. i9.h Regiment, which At
! chat time formed par. Of Gen. Bucll's
| army, aud vas campaigning ia hCutuCh y
! aud Tennessee. When John enlisted hi
| wife declared that she would accompany
! him 20 tho west, aui true to her word she
| did 50, taking her baby boy along with
| her The family met the 7Oth at Louis
vile, aud scrn agslSned quarters with
! Co. H., Mia. kGutz making herself useful
| washing aHd monding fer the boys. 4
few days after she joined the regiment, the
| troops woye put in motion By Gen. Buell.
! Tor the purpose Of capturing Braggs' rebe
army, or driving it out OF kentucky. Mrs
! haGtz Ro2Omp IuiCa The army on its march,
carrying her little boy In baby carriage.
After two or three days skirmishing with
the enemy the great battle oi"Perryvlle, =
or " Chaplin Hills - was fought, Mrs
kautz being present. The rattle apd roar
Of tie conflict was fearful, and tho car.
mage dTeadsuL Mrs. kautz took her baby
10 her arms and say yinG, "JohD, this is uG
place for rs, ;" left the field. Nothing was
| heard OF her for some timo, when it was
finally learned that slo made her way bacl
20 Louisville, aud thence by boat 10 Pitts
burg, and being without funds, absolutely
walked al! tho way from Pittsburg tC
Lancaster, car. .1g hex baby With her, 9
distance o! u.-.ly 300 miles That baby
is now big y0u1E man and lives il LIu
| caster.
OF eourso Mrs. KGulz was the centre O
attraction at the reunion yesterday, and
| vas the recipient of much attention or
Tho part Of tho old boys vtth whoa sh,
formerly camqaigull. John Kautz servot
with his company until It's fr.aI llufter on
il july, 1865,
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PERSONAL,

REV. WM. MCCoMDs, a well known
retired Methodist minister, died IN Phila.
dslphia on Saturday morning.
CONGRESSMAN EvERHART has been
renominated by the Republicans Of tie
Seventh district of Pennsylvania.
GRANT has called on Blaine aud the
Republican heart Is happy. Bot the
Grant of 1884 is not the Grant of 1880.
Roscoe CoNKLING is reported to have
said tnat as he is not engaged in criminal
practice he cannot take the stump in
defense of Mr.. Blaine.
RUBINsTEIN is engaged on a comic opera,
in one act, to be entitled "The Parrot, -
the subject of which ID drawn from the
ancient literature of Persia.
w. U. HENsEL addressed "a packed
Democratic political meeting in franklin
On Friday evening. He will have a con-
ference on Saturday with the Democratic
chairmen of the northwestern counties.
Rev. d. w. GERHARD, of New Holland,
has accepted unanimous call extended to
him by the Reformed congregation at
Lshighton, Carbon county. He will enter
on his new field of duties on November 2.
Mr.. CHARLES III. WATERMAN, of New
York, the nominee for vice president of
the United States by the Americau
Political Alliance, has accepted the
nomination and will make an extended
personal canvass.
DIR. @. l.. BEARDsLEY reiterltes the be-.
lief of many scientific mon that death is
usually quite painl0sa, so far as physical
sensation il concerned, and he is also of
opinion that mental numbness, or 70 i
ing OF sinking into rest frees tbs mind of
fear.
SULLIVAN. a London cigarette maGufac.
turer, says that more ladies' smoke Ia Lon.
don than ths world wots of. Tee cigarette
is becoming popular with those who are
not in The least afra d to aSk for what they
want. There is no special brand for them,
put they, prefer the one with the most
delicate flavor.
JOHN DYER, of Stamford, Coma, the
other day said: 81 know Tom Waller when
we were both 'wharf-rats,' and used to
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its editor put on his spectacles and read
and explain to the constituency which
bis Journal represents the following re-
markable passages, the truth Of which
Mr.. Blaine has never denied
never had any transaction of any Kind
with Thomas A. Scott concerning bonds of
the Little Rock & Fort Smith road or the
bonds of any other railroad or any bust
ness ia any way connected with railroads,
directly or indirectly, Immediately or re-
mote Blaine, IN House Of Representatives,
Aprd "a, 1876,
l can do something, l feel very san
guine, with Thomas A. Scott. t.--BidiHe 10
FISHER, January 90, 1871.
Taking into account the one hundred
thousand dollar bonds you sold to Tom
Scott our relative positions
financially in the Little Rock & Fort
Smith railroad bear wide contrast -
Fisher TO BIains Noosmber 10, 1871,
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SOME of our Democratic readers think
that we ought to claim Ohio conf.
IDENTIFY. We are glad that they feel that
they can do SO, and we shall be glad il
they are right. We, however, see no
ground for making any confident pre-
diction as to the Ohio result, and We
know no necessity for claiming there
what we may possibly not get. II is a
great deal wholsomer to claim only
where we are confident that we be not
disappointed and chilled iu the remain
der of the canvass. We agree with our
enthusiastic readers that there is
good ground 10 hope for success in Ohio,
but it is not good enough to warrant us
in claiming it with any certainty. We
do not want to kill our canvass in Ohio.
If we carry it, well and good. l. is 50
much gained, and the presidential elec
tion is practically decided. If We do not
carry it, we only fail to 90 what we did
not count on doing, aud we are therefore
in no way hurt.
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siras EeSrn, % Iatorsat trom row q auu
JpGntry.

&c
,DGntry
Tho NJ . Joy STIR and Ness il thir.,,u
yearp OIL .r.d is ll!8 and hearty.
Mrs F'r lces Eagle, 2 highly esteemed
resident o. CoLcHaGo, died ou Wednesday
| morning.
One electric and cga gasoline Light wers
reported by the police as not burning on
| Friday night.
Tobias stauiIer, Of Upper Rapho. who
died on Tuesday, was buried this morning
| at Stern's meatiDg house.
john Moore, o. Liberty Squagc, has LETT
on tho table o. the Agricultural u,iitor
ccve'al bunclss Il luscious Concord
grapes.
The charge e ABORTION BY John Uutz
against ID. q. houdig vas not sustained
| by the evidence. Alderman Fordney di..
charged him this morning.
Jennie Eplor, daughter Of ). NJ. EPIer.
Of EhzabsthtoSD, fell while playing on
Wednesday and broke her right arm !
| short distance above tho wrist.
Sheriff High on Friday afternoon .nold
the last OF tho effects Of the Fidelity
insurance company, Of ElizabethtoUn,- =
their large sate IL was sold for $40
The chief OF police of Altoona, wh) IL
visiting friends in this city, says the man
confined in the county prison il not
| Michael smith, the condomed Cambria
county murderer.
The organ concert in celebration OF tho
placing of the new organ in Trinity chanel
takes place on Tuesday evening, when an
| elaborate programme will be carried out.
Colerain lodge, No. 544, |. o. o. F., IS
holding woods meeting in the Iiautist
church grove, near hirkwJcI 10 day. The
meeting will be addressed by W. A VA.
son, esq, OF this city.
Goedvils, IN East Eltl township, has
man, Levi stauiier, Who fifty years ago,
while bathing, became paralyz-d, per-
fectiy helpless and mute, in which state 10
has remained eyer Giuc2. for half a c5utury.
Tommy flanagan, tho lIc.iOZaes, lost
his cash box at market this r.Ofning.
Fortunately thero was no money in it Ho
thinks it was taken away with au articlo
Of furniture he sold, Tommy requests the
party who has the box to return il.
Henry 3 Mus Michael b Musaer,
Benjamin Nisslcy aud Daniel Kelsey. of
last Donegal David Keeboriz, of near
Lancaster AID David Martin, OF Mount
JOY township are on :. four weeks 5rip To
Abilene, Kansas, ard other points ia tae
state.
Jacob Longenecker aud wife, OF Ephrata,
celebrated the tiftieth anniversary OF their
weddi g on Thursday by sumptuous
dinEer at tho Eagle hotel. AbGu. 100
persons were present from Lancaster,
Reading, Lititz, Ephrats and Lincoln, TO
tender their cougratulation to the aged
couple.
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COLUMBIA NEWS ITEMS.
tN0n uuMMEnrLAl D NML..L. L.rnMnMNr
mat'ors OF tntsrCtt Among the yhutcnet.-
Personal parEgrsu4s--it.rs, faifi.r,..

"st,ors OF tntsrctt Among tho Cnufchst.-
ferspnAi Paragraph ttOraa iStUicu..
recent liappeuIug Around Iuuu.
Rev. VIM. Z. Evars. being al conference
u. baSton, thcro will DO no services in tho
~ E. Lutheran church tomorrow,
excepting Sunday school at 1880.
INC pulpit OF st Johns Lutheran church
TilI % hiied tomorrow by Rev J. II
lhIeh, OF Myerstovu, Lebanon county,
HoivlcnS however, will only held In tho
evening at 6I5 o'clock.
The mission services in MounlyiIlo aud
to tho Columbia colored citizens. will be
Aeld Tomorrow by Rev. Francs ] Clav
Moran, at and S45 .. IN. respectively.
The excursion to Philadelphia. by tho
fro.Hstaut sunday school, OF Columbia Ia
now an almost assured fact. The matter
was talked over in the lecture room of tho
NJ. II church last evening, when tho com
mite OF arrangements reported that they
would make tho round trip fiom Columbia
10 Philadelphia, for 81 80 EXCLUSIVES of
admission TO the state fair or tho electrical
exhibition. On Sunday afternoon the
mattor will he settled.
Personal.
Mr.. j. q. Pence has bought out the
firm OF klais & Fasig, leo aud coal mer.
chants. Ho will 60 into that business
instcad OF the grocery Last evening he
moved hiS family into the old Wislar
homestead, on North second street.
Mrs. Jacob Miller, Of Allegheny City, Is
the Guest OF Mrs. VIM. Loukard.
a farmers horso Kicked In tho font OF
tho wagon to which ha WAS attached this
morning on Cherry street. The driver, a
! farmer, IN jumping from she wagon,
wroUChed his left foot.
Harry Montaguo's s comedy company u,
render " The DGdr,' in the Columhi.
ogSta house "a n'&s Thursday oyoning.
NIbIr's comic opera Company Is
booked fer Columbia tor Oct. 6
TGo Sthr0thcr concert company will
s,ye a yoCI, and instrumental concert ia
Mt. Zion 4 NJ, =. church next Tuesday
CvCnHE.
y horse owasa b. Jno. Eog,ontoglsr,
residing ou the Nay..l,'a Iilc. near co
lumbia, was StO.'u last evening". |. wac
| missed this moruiug, and tTaCc,, as FAR
as Kinderhoot, bu, there tho ,fail
ended. The animal = = three .year.o!l colt
heavily built, black IN color and has i
white star on its, forehead, with white
pastures on it's hind legs. .....
Town Motor.
Mr.. Bstz, Of the firm Of Reta &.Richards,
| of Lancaster, has presented several tino
photographs war views, to Con. Welsh
Post, No. llS q. 4, H., Of Columbia.
The L. n Il, Z. r., company il furnish.
! ing coal % its employees at 1910 rer ton.
| The p. r. r cl arSes S3.i5.
Tho Jews celebrated tho Hebrew
! new year Yesterday aud to-day
lin Russel WA not arrested in York aa
| has been reported.
a lady ~ passiug 10 fcont OF . hof.n
this morning, near Smiths bakery, had
her shawl torn from her back by tho animal
catching IL between his teeth.
| Tho SdsquohaEGa was never iJwor IA n
now. Below the dam, and at places
where rats are run, the bed IN perfectly
| dry. The greatest Gitflcnlty Is soxpeFicacat
in the navigation "a tho Tide Water canal.
even though tho .rrks are kept open all
! The time