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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
DRoposAI.s WILL BE RECEIVED rou
) EAST kINU STREET
LANCASTER. PA.

DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED EUH
j as much good American Lead mot over
two tons) AS the city may require " April ],
1885,.
PROPOSALS will be received for one, and
OnC.half gross OF brass TIN ee-quarter inch fer
rules, to weigh not less than one pound seven
ounces well ground In and 10 be made OF
good brass after the model TO be seen at the
Mayors Office not less than two dozen 10 bs
furnished per week, commencing Monday,
PROPOSALS will be received for as many
water pipes as the city may reqnirs 10 April !.
tons Pipes To be cast for nfty feet head OF
water. Bids must specify how much per gross
ton delivered I'm Lancaster TOR tour, six, eight,
ten, twelve, twenty and twenty-four inch
pipes OF the best quality and furnished Inn
mediately upon the order OF the oity.
PROPOSALS will be received tor such spec
ial castings as may be required In the Water
Department. OF the city up TO April 1, 1915.
20 9s oa not PeT Sn men ~
tour way branches. the same sizes OF 4
branches, sleeves, stop covers. and bids for
castings must include patterns,
PROPOSALS will be received for one dozen
Fire Hydrants of the Hanged pattern, such as
Is In use at the Humane engine mousse. Also,
tor one dozen cases In use at same place, Cases
TO weigh not less than 1855 pounds. Hydrants
and cases to be bid for separately.
street stop valves tour, six, eight ten, twelve
ana twenty inches outside screws as tho CITY
may require To April |, 1855. To be farnishsa
PKoP6sAIs viii be received TOR as many
stop boxes as may be requiredto April !. iSss
The boxes 20 be made OF the sizes oruois~ @ ~
and one-hat incn good white pine. n.us
must STATE how much per ioot ooa.u m..suso .a
complete cd and 10 he furpishea ~ '"o S1P'"
tendent may direct ,, ,o. ,ha na,l
CO.,, ~ n,nes. etc. for the Water department
mn mn IA Arm /, isSs Bids must state now mueh
per gross ton. y. IA, ~, x.oatvat -
,na msyoYs ofiice until ThURsDAI, MAYl.
lss'' ~ ID. r. .RosENMlLLER,
alOStdsws Chairman Water Committee
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

rev Work mgrkeIa

NEw YORK, April Il. .-tlour-state and West.
% GOa3 90; Extra do, t3 1898 80 ;
Choice do, ts GOg6 90; Fancy 90, % 10
a6 80; Round Hoop Ohio, s3 20Ql 90 ;
choice, % Oid6 90; Supertns Western
81 tO93 95 ; common 10 Ro6d extra do, Sj 4 AZ
90; cho CO do, s3 6Ja6 90; choice White
Wheat do, 90 25P6 80, Southern quiet and
steady common to fair extra, IS 1904 Is good
10 choice 90. a 8OI6 25,
Wheat Aqhc lower, Afterwards recovered
and advanced Hglc fair spe culatiye tracing ;
No. White nominal No Red, May, 81 IS.
al O3Ac June, 81 tRS@l 90 JulY, al CGI.Is
IO!; Aug, l0Gpl Ol sept, 81 O7.
Corn hQlc higheri fairly RCtiyni MiEsd
Western spot, iSQj2kc; DO iuturr, GO,sE9
64c.
Oats AQkc higher, including No. 2 May,
SSRQS79sc June, S7S0S7hci state. ls3tso
Western, S7dt1c
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notner.l motncrsl no,nrrs

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the oXcruCistiuR pain OF cutting teeth
u so, 20 NJ once and get II bottle ot MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING srBUP. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
upon II there 1. no mistake about II. There IL
not mother on earth VINO has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest Ia the
mother, and rclici and health to the child. OPP
Grating like magic. II isporiocty safe To- use
In all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription of one OF the ollcst and best
enaIe physicians IN the UnitCh states. SOLD
everywhere. - cents "A bette.
unyI-M W gSW
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SECOND EDITION.
In EUROPE.
roREius UABLr FLASHES TODAY
The Dynsmiters la France and England
Queen victoria sick Ia Darmstsdt-
other Foreign Notes OF Interest

The Dynsmiters la France and England
Queen victoria sick la Darmstsdt-
other Foreign Notes OF Interest.
LONDON, April 19.--It is reported from
Darmstadt that Queen Victoria is suffering
from lumbago. She is confined to the
palace and receives daily visits from the
physician.
Massacre of Chrihians IN tho East.
Adyices from the far East bring rumors
OF fresh massaCres of Christians in Laos.
John Daly's Trial Postponed.
LIVERPOOL, England, April 10 --TlH
suspected dynamltor, John DAILY, who has
been in Jail the past week awaiting his
trial, which was to begin to day, was
brought into court this morning, but az
the official inquiries into the case are still
incomplete, he was again rcmauded to Jail
to wait till the authorities are fully
prepared to begin his trial.
Tne Dynamiters Ia Frsuoe.
PARIS, April l0.-Tho GduiOis (uews
paper) says that the police are disposed to
recommend to the authorities to cxpel the
dynamiters from France il their actions
become too suspicious.
A man who was recently engaged in the
dynamite traffic in the Avenue pOpera has
suddenly disappeared.
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gDNtfKESS
Bills reported ia tho House from tho Con
miltse on LABOR.

Bills Reported ia tho Mouse from tho Uom-
miltse on LABOR.
WAsHIEGTON, ID. g. April 10.-The
House at 12:4j went into committee Of the
whole on bills reported from the commit.
tee on labor. The first bill considered was
that establishing aud maintaining a de-
partment of labor statistics.
Mr.. Hopkins, Pa, explained the bill.
He said great deal Of attention had been
given to the American hog and the Ameri.
can steer, and it was now time for Con-
gress to give some attention to the
American man.
O'Neill, Missouri, also advocated the
bill.
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DOminiCan Nuns.

NEWARK, N. j., April i9.--Tho monas-
terry of the Dominican nuns, the only one
of tho kind in the United States, was
opened to day with appropriate ceremony
by Bishop Wigger. The chapel and house
were blessed by the bishop, who then
blessed the bells and made an address on
the benefit of the contemplativo life. The
nuns after Tuesday next will DO strictly
cloistered, no one being admitted to the
building.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

PITTsBURG, April 10--R. N. Turner, the
defsultng ticket agent Of the Pan Handle
and Cleveland tS Pittsburg railroads, 1t
Canada where he fled with some $l6, 900
belonging to tho Pennsylvania company.
He returns of his own free will aud IN.
tends affecting u compromise with the
railroad officials by returning the bonds.
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A New Company TO po chartered.

PITrsBURG, April 10.--An application
will shortly be made for charter iuCOrpor.
ating the Pittsburg &AlIeghcny drove yard
company. 1t will erect extensive stock
yards in Allegheny and compete with the
East Liberty stock yard company for
trade. Prominent Pittsburg ~ Western,
and Baltimore & Ohio railroad officials are
interested in the undertaking.
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meeting of the Arbitration Committee TC-
DAY.

meeting of the Arbitration Uommittoe Tc-
Gay.
New YoRK, April 10.-The arbitration
committee, acting under the national
agreement of tho professional base
ball associations, mot to-day at the
Fifth Avenue hotel. for the purpose
of affecting permanent organization for
the coming year. IL is the province of
the committee to assmila.o the rules of
the four associations, namely, the
National league, American association,
Northwestern league and Eastern league.
The committee is composed of three dele
gates from each of tho four associations
elected yearly, and the regulations regard
ing the reservation of players come under
its especial jurisdiction.
II. ID. Mcknight presided at tO.day's
meeting. After it had been called TO
order and certain routine business trans-
acted, the committee adjourned until this
afternoon when officers will be elected and
rules and regulations adopted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

Many men daily polish their boots who never
give a thought to the condition ot their hhir.
except to harrow 81 casually wttn brush and
comb, or submit II to the paralN IlnR attention
Ot the average barber. what happens why
THIS From neglect, mental ANXIETY, or any OF
IA score OF causes, the hair turn prematurelY
gray aud bcgtns to fail out. hArkcr's Hair
Btlsam will at one. stop the httor proceAs
and restore tho original CulOI An elegant
dressing, free from grease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Hlgu waterin Maine.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, April IA portion
of Hartshoms II Ellis's dam gave way last
night and 100000 feet of lumber went
through and brought up against tho booms
and bridges below. The bridges still hold
but much anxiety IS felt. Tho river
remains about stationary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Change Of Base.

PlrrsBURG, Pa, April 10.--Bcniamin
Lloyd, manager of tho Western Union
telegraph company in this city, has re-
signed to accept Il position "a superintend-
ent of the Baltimore ~ Ohio telegraph
company. His headquarters will DO at
Newark, Ohio.
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what Farmer Did with Himself.

DANyILLE, Pa, April l0.--lIenry Suter,
a farmer living near here, upon returning
homo from market this morning, set fire
to his house and shot himself in the mouth
with q shot gun. He was killed instantly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

PIrrsBURe, Pa, April 10.-Tho new
petroleum Exchange hero will DO open on
Monday next with imposing ceremonies.
The building, which has just been finished,
is the most complete structure Of its size
in the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Insurance.

Insurance Is "A good thing whether apple
to life or property. No less u bIcs-i < is any.
thing that in-urCs good health kidncy-Wort
does this. IL 1, natures great remedy. II Is a
mild but efficient cathartic, and acting at the
same time on tho Liver, kidneys and Bowels,
It relieves all these organs ana enables them
to perform their duties perfectly. 1t has won
dertul power. Sec Rdvt
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tpuera Matinee.

This afternoon Emma hbbotts opera
company is singing "The Bohemian Girp
in tho opera house to large audience,
aud they will appear again this evening IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

81 nave used RudOcE BiOod BtterS with
great bcncnt tor indigestion and Constipa'
ton OF the bowels" G. l. EHstOn. Hamilton,
Ont. For sale bv II. u. Cochran, druggist,
1877 and 1850 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks lower. Money easy at lHS12c.
New York Centrai. ......................ll4M
Erie Railroad. ........................... 1gx
bNpIcSS.
Michigan Central Railroad. d................. SIX
Michigan Southern Railroad. ad............... 90
Illinois Central Railroad. d.....-............l2S
Cleveland \ Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........n
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. .........l20
Pittsburgh u Fort Wayne Railroad ........l32
Western Union Telegraph Company.... b7M
Toledo N Wabash. h......................... 10H
New Jersey Contral...... ................. s5x
Row YORK Ontario WestOrn......--..... Ok
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

For Lamo BACK, $40 or Cnest, use SHl-
LOHs POROUS PLASTER. p"icn, 25 cent.
Sold by II. u. Cochran, 1877 and lG9 North Queen
street. Lancaster. 'UblieodG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

WASHINGTON, April 10.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather.
followed by light raius, northerlY to east.
erly winds, slight changes in temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

GEaLED PROPOSALS. FOK raE UOi.
- lection OF state ana county taxes Tor lS,i
In the East ana " est wards OF Lancaster city,
" I'll be received AT the office OF tho county
commissioners until ~ O'Clock, noon, MON.
DAY, APRIL 20, 1884. BY order of
Attest FRANK GRIEsT, Clerk, alS-lOtd
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AFrssnet at CONCORD.

CONCORD, N. H., April 10 The freshet
reached high water mark this morning and
is now receding.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Rnitauelpnia.

QuUINNOU3 by AssOcinted FT0ss,
stocks steady and firm.
Philadelphia h Erie Il. H.............. ..... IS
hSuulnR hulifOuu.. "a 1916
Pennsylvania Railroad. ad...................... BOL
Lohigh Valley Railroad. oad......................6 69N
United Companies OF New Jersey.
Northern Pacnc................,... 22H
Northern Pacific Preterre1...... ........ 48X
Northern Central Railroad. ad................6 6Ck
Lenigh Navigation Company..............47 Az
Eorristown Railroad ................-...lllH
Central transportation Company......... SO
Pittsbg, Titusvillo Il buffalo X. R...,..... ~
Little sChuvlkill Railroad. 6lx
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

LIKE oil upon troubled waters Is liales
Honey OF Hurehound and Tar upon a cold
Pixies ToothGchc Drops cure in one minute.
n14-lWdcOiHw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

" Had sour stomach ami miserable appetite
for months and grew thin every day. u-C I
BurdOcE BtoOd BiucrS with the most marvel
Gus results feel splondii' Mis-. Joseph
Johnson, Pittsburg Pa. For sale by II. Is.
Cochran, druggist, l37 and lJg North Queen
rs.t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Arrival OF 1000 Emigrants.

NEW YORK, April l0,-Four thousand
emigrants arrived here from En- ropo, Of
which 2, 500 were from Germany.
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Police Cn-es.

For drunken and disordelly conduct
Wm Wallace and John Austin were com
mittcd for ten days each by Alderman
Samson
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
Failure Of AN Illinois Firm.

METRoPoLIToN, H., April lO.-Meger
& Co. dealers In dry goods made an assign
ment yesterday. The liabilities are $li,-
900. The firm say they can pay in full,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19

CoLDKNs Liquii Beet Tonic imparts
strength to BODY aud Vind. Take
Oi Druggists. RlIlwdcOdJw
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SPEUIaL NOTICES.

The HOP Plaster Will cure Back Ache, and
all other pains instantly. - cts, only at drug.
gists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-19
DEATHS,

KELLENRRRuRR. April Is, 1854, I'm tnis city,
Milton II. kcllcnbCrgcr aged 20 years
The friends Rud reiatives, also COncstoga
council, No p, Jr o. u. A Nj, are respect
fully in 8 itoi TO attend his funeral, from the
residence OF q. =. Herr, No. 81 south Queen
street, on Sunday morning at II o'clock,
to proceed to Hcllers church tor services,
where tho members OF strasburg cOun'
eli, No g. Jr. q. L. A. NJ, arc respectfully In
yited to attend the funeral Preaching at
o'clock
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NEW ADpERTIsEMENTs.

UNhE LARGEST AMI BEST sioux UF
Euchre, Casino and Poker cards troms
per pack up,
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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NEW ADYkRTIsEM ENTs

4 UHUu THIS EVENING AT HENRY
i. Neimer'B saloon, corner orange anu
Water streets. "
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-21
Tia FlftRanth annual Picnic

WA IINEL " I'M oAi NINV-aI'
Admission, 25e...... IfeIl-lwl. Children, Is
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transport it by sny means of conveyance
unless 1t is packed in a metallic vessel, sur
rounded bv some substance which will be
non.explos;ve if saturated with the
contents, and conspicuously marked M
tro glycerine, dangerous" Violations OF
these regulations are punishable by tine /;
and death caused by violation of the Act
is made manslaughter, punishable with i'm
prisonment for not less than two years
The Acts referred to were not passed IN
contemplation of dynamite Outrages, such
as shock humanity to-day, but merely as
commercial safety regulation. Yet the
Attorney General proposes to apply it, and
stretch its limit even, to prevent assaults
upon the people of nation with which we
are at peace. The circular testifies to our
good will in the matter, at least, but does
not confess the right of England to demand
of us the passage or enforcement of laws
for her benefit. She has no such right. II
we enforce the existing, or pass new law
on this subject, it will rest on humane
basis and be of general application.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-21
CAUTIOUS CRITICISM.

We have pointed out that the fee-collec.
ton system in State departments is Sc.
riously faulty. That there is no such check
in California upon possible peculaticn as
should be applied. That fees have, in
her States, been stolen. That cities and
States have probably thus been plum
dersd of thcusands-4of dollars. We sug-
gested as q possible remedy the application
of the auditing method. Some captious
critic tiptilted its nose at this sugges-
ton, declaring it absurd, for the reason
that it would delay public business and
increase the red tape methods and en-
! ENGAGEMENTS. We replied that there is, in
fact, no red tape employed now at all-not
so much, indeed, as obtains in ordinary
grocery-store transaction. In almost any
retail establishment OF this day payment
for goods sold is not made to the salesman !;
that IS, the goods are not delivered until
an auditor has checked the amount for
which scld against the Seller. Why the
State should be less circumspect it is diff.
cult TO see. Bat, again, the eaptiOus
sneer at the auditing system, and ask, in
effect, il it is seriously contended where
an attorney, FOR instance, desiring to file q
paper with the Clerk of the Supreme Court,
or Secretary Of State, or Surveyor General,
or any other official, and there is
payable u fee of so cents, that
the authority must be first OBJ.
tanned from the auditing department To
which we reply, so long as it is possible
for q fee-receiving official to pocket the
fee and fail to give the State credit for it
or to pay over the money; so long as it is
possible for officials TO steal fees, as has
been done in the past il more than one
State Of the Union, just so long there is
need for such an auditing system as viii
cut off that source of illicit revenue TO the
private parse of the dishonest officer.
Whether the Controllers department
should do the auditing, or some other
check by entry against the official be made,
is 4 question Of methods only. There
should be some check. So long as none is
applied there is an open invitation and
temptation to dishonesty that is uEbusi-
nessljke and totally at variance with the
wisdom that should attach to State
methods. Our critics may call this an
extraordinary disposition to present in
error if 1t chooses. We are by no means
responsible for lack of ability on
their palt to comprehend simple
business Propositions. II they can find
time to inquire into the matter they
may discover that in some of the States
and municipalities of the country check
bias been applied snd public business ia net
retarded. And also, by inquiry at the
capitol, they may find that The absence of
such check haB caused serions compiler
tions. snl may possibly involve innocent
men il scandal TO their serious injury
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-21
pYHAslIrR pRoEIgIrlos.

The Attorney. General OF the United
States has is4ued circular regarding
dynamite And internal machine shipments
from the United States that testifes TO
tae willingness Of cur authorities to DO all
that may be rightly done to put a stop to
dynamite assassinations and outrsges. 1t
was issued as The sequel to representations
made to the United States by the Queens
Government. The Attorney-G sneral d.
reefs District Attorneys and Marshals to
enforce the laws against shipment of eX-
plosives, upon a report " thss certain
persons unnamed arc aiding in Che prose
cution Of heinous crimes, By shipping t.
foreign ports explosives dangerous in the
highest degree to lie and property, and
although "uo proof has been adduced
thas THE -nmor has been founded upon
fact"
Eaaiaad, or any ether country, cannot
in reason ASK for more sweeping order.
II eoes even beyond the Act Of 1866, which
makes It Illegal to transport by land CT
water anything Ike dynamite on any pas
seneer vessel or vehicle, between the
States, CT between places in the United
s:sses aud any foreign coantfy; second, to
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adrtces from Victoria

VICTORIA, March 20sh.-J. W. Hennessy,
proprietor of the Holbrook House, New
Westminster, is dead. He was native Of
New Brunswick, and So years old.
Particulars of the cutting affray near Euc-
latsw camp. between sailors of the bark
Ferris S. Thompson and number of Indians
are as follows: One sailor. named Harry
blackwell, a native of England, had his skull
crushed in. The broken pieces of bore were
removed by a physicisn, and the patient
taken to the Nanaimo Hospital. Tdere sre
but little hopes of lis recovery. One Indian
was severely stabbed. There are two versions
of the ARRAY. The sailors say the Indians
attacked them, and the Indians state that
the sailors were drunk, and .quarreled among
themselves. They came out Of thsir houses
to see the fight, when they were attacked by
the sailors with knives.
Her Maiesty's ship Constance is expected
to arrive in Esquimalt on the 9th instant, to
relieve the Heroine. which departs about the
9Th prox.
A valuable mica claim has been located
under the Mineral Act at Clearwater, in the
Thompson river country.
A man nsmed Robert Cravey is missing
from Prospect Lake. Search has been iDsti'
tuted by the police, without avail.