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, 1884-04-24
The Democratic Leader.
Published balIy, Except MondaY.
nore wIdeIy Circulated than any
Other Paper In the Territory.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,

~ RATES OF ADVERTISING,
No ddrsrtisemenS inserted FOR less than -
cents.
DAILY u less than 100 lines, 10 cents
per line each insertion 100 lines 4 cts per line
200 lines, cents per line 800 lines q cents per
line 800 lines at 3 cents per line The above
are contract rtteS. .E.- r.a
Local Notices per line, bourgeois. each lnser-
zion, 10 cents per line.
official advertising 3 cents per line for
one week and over. Less than one week, 10
cents per line.
WEEKLN LEADER. all transient advertise
ments - cents per line. inst insertion one
month, u cents per line kiNnoth,. 10 cents per
line one veal, . centstper lhlc.
Address DEMOCRAT G LEADER.
CHEYENNE. WyO.
Entered at he PostoDice. G,eyeirne. Wyo-
minO. ar transmission Through the mails a.
SecOnd stdsS natter
, 1884-04-24

Those of our subscribers out OF Cheyenne
who get the LEADTR by mail should see that
they are paid in advance, as ali subscriptions
not so paid are liable to be discontinued.
, 1884-04-24

Gins. HouEhton. Esq lawyer, es State
Street, Boston, reports u ease of salt Rheum
under his observation Tor ten years, which cOy-
cred the patients body and limbs, aud to which
all known methods NJ "a e;itnlent had been ap
piled without benefit. which VII, completely
cured solely by the CUIICuIA Il. MEDIFs, leay-
Ing u clean and healthy skin
, 1884-04-24

Cent cigars.
The best made, at Rhodes 4 Truxelfs :.
, 1884-04-24
ES- CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 gar
Tickets only IS. Shares an proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

We do hereby certify thai zee superpfse TIE
arrangements for all TIE Monthly and Semi-an-
Tludt drdtofnOs Of The louisiana State LOTTERY
Company, and IN person manage and control
The Drawings heHlseiUeS, aud hdi The same are
conducted 18th honesty, fufrness, aud IN good
Jdtth tOtDdrd all parties. and tDe authorize tie
Cb1hpGnU 70 use hts certificate, toih fac siRtlies
ofour signatures attached. in its ddUe1 nsetnents."
, 1884-04-24

Dr. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
sold bv all Drusgisis; 81, six bottles for IS.
~ NG1tAY u GPEARSE
WHOLESALE AGENTS. CHEYENNE.
, 1884-04-24
DR.. G
yiA &oCo.'sms q
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


Chronic diseases OF men and women SurcrSS-
fully treated. Surgical operations Of all kinds
performed. Piles, Fistula. Narcoccle. and Her
nia, cured without knife or caustic. Diseases of
Eye aud Ear a specially, by enc member oi this
urn.
, 1884-04-24

Courtesy of Eyo. Archives
, 1884-04-24

AND RESTAURANT, New and nice,
Wyoming, opposite F. f. Warren & Co.
, 1884-04-24
W. DOWNEY

" arren 5 new BLOCK At Vheyenne.I " yOmlnE,
Wyoming. Business in all the District Courts
Territory carefully and promptly prosecuted;
agement of land contests in the local land offic
at Washingtou. Locations OF choice Mineral,
and patents secured cheaply and speedily.
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the investment of capital solicited
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11

,M6ts fra1riger.
9lls ne Geble, bic ni6t trinft,
.llnb Elm @las, bas iti9t flingt,
lIu6sein 9tuHo, Der ni9t fiiBt,
llfD Elm Nug, bas ilidt tueint,
11fb Elm 9er3, oas ni6t liebt,
3 Hn0 9iitge, mics trauriger feline ipobl
gibt!"
I'm bem gef6auer aber aud glei6
bas 8eSept gegen ale bieie Sraurigfeit
gu geben, befamo fid an Der linfen Seite
bet gers:
yMdts lersigsr,
9tls ne 2iebe, Die fdtueigt,
unb ein 2ieO, 0as re6t i6allt,
llnb eilt Meiil, rlid)t gu Jung,
llnb eiu Mune, nid)t 5u aft,
llno ein Glas, iliGt gu fleir,
@as fann ba ipobt lieber uno beralger
fein?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11

b@llnier Serrensaleibers, 6urniitins
@cpbe unb GUT Deporteutent 1T onsers
lelen unb unabertrefibar in aualitdt unb
Mluftsrn.
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Sarge:,t atif Sent oiptpntatiid)en 9iuer
q hcint Mcidf6fnnslcr.

DStAt JetsoSbRHoteI'
9ltr. Sargeut (su ieinem 9ta9bar) ::
8arlllu befomme i'd benn cine anbere
5uppe ais Sic?
Ser g3a6bar: 9as 1T bic, wel6e
Sic Ii6 einsebrodt baben. gtun mil1Ien
Sic iie ausl0ffeln.
Scr. Sargent. Sort oben an berSpi=
BE Ser Safel i6eint bpn mir ni9t in Der
f9lnei9elbafteiten @eife geipro9en gu
meroen.
Ser 9fa6bar: 8epabre! Sd ber>
mut9e ttur, baB ein an6erer Gang ferz
pirt miro, ltttb oa rie6en sic ben gra=
ten.
0fr. Sargent: 9ieler 56infen in
gurgunber lit portreffli6.
Ser 9ia9bar: sic baben li9 ibn
bur9 5ilt5unabme BON Moitri6 peroor=
ben. Warum 1ltuBten Sic aber au6 gu
bieler beIifaten S6infen=QHaire Sbren
Senf 5ugeben9
Str. Sargent: Stebt ba ni6t in Sbs
ret gtdDe irgellb ettDas Saures? Wielz
IeiG9t Sellerie ober @nbibien2
StE 19tulUUul. 9Utll lUttu pUlt VIZ w
Spite Der Safel geiagt, SDre ginlabung
babe ulttet bem 3nang Der Gtiquette
etfolgeft ttiilIen.
Wsr. Sargent: 9a baben tpir'n sas
lat!
Ser NaG6ar: QBaruu fteben Sic
oenn auF? Gu6en Sic ettuas?
Scr, Garaeltt: so, ih tpDllte mid
na6 einer Stiif6en Sennel eoer
9ergIei6en untfeben.
Ser 0a6bar: 9ort o6en i6eint man
Sbre 9biidt gu flerfeu. GebeH sic
nltr bin
Scr. Sargent: Sd wer0e mid biiten!
Sic benfen fonlt am gnee, i'd fon1tne
unt's 8rDt.
Ser Ta9bar (einem 8eoienten tuins
fenb): @ttpas Sauce fiir bielen 9errn!
Nir. 9argeitt: Meni6, ieiem sic
bod bprii6tig! sic begieBen mid ia!
Ser 9fa6bar (leiie): 90berer Nufe
tragi Sic baber nun SIR Sett meg!
Mir. Sargent: SIT benn oas Siner
i6on 5u grOe2
Ser Na6bar:: Sd bd6te, Sbnen
bitten iie genug allfgetif6t!
Scr. Sargent; Ntir? Sa profit
Mabl5eit!
(9aterne.)
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Eesas.

:
tague, bas $40, 900 9efoftet bat, 1T efft
&aub Der Tlammen getporoen.
Sin Seuer brad art .. III quits
bile aus, oas grOBere 9lmenllofell
annabn unD Die galt5e Stlelfe pes
Marftplabes 5erltorte. Der 8erlrlt 1T
beDeutenD uilo ~ 9el0aftslellte tDeroell
bapp1 betrofen.
SIM 0au6ebille Sbeater gu Sein=
bic befanben fid1 ber MarfbQl Yatterioa
uno fein 9eputD Simon. 3uerit trans
fen 1ie ilt aller 6reunb16aft, bis linen
Ser SSufel au Gopfe ftieg, banm entstpei>
ten lie fid6 un6 5dlieBli6 entlfamo Elm
Gampf nit Gepolbern. in Dem. eSeoer
mebrere e9hlIe auf ben Mnbern OBJ
feuerte, obne iebod1 gu trehen.
= Gin tpeiBer Mann 9tamens Wil=
liams eridien por Der poIiaei in MuI1in
un6 bebauptete, in elmer Negerbiitte utn
$500 beffphlen tporoen su iein, pdbreno
er iid) i'm frunfenen 3uIfanbe befanb.
giaer ber 8eipobner iener Oiitte tpur6e
0arauf perbaftet. 9lls man aber bann
mad Wiliams fud5te, UNI inn ben Ser
haffeten pDraufiihren, befan6 iid) ser.
ielbe abermals I'M trunfenen 3uftanoe
uno stpar in folhem @rabe, 6aB ibm
uie1t beareiflie, 3lt MAIDEN mar, mas
man BON ibm berlange. Sie Glage
ipurbe barauf niebergef9fagen.
essn Coleman Giib tpurbe Elm
Weann Nanens glumentbal berbaftet,
ber Waffen all erffaunlid1 birliaen 8reis
fen perfaufte. Is ffellte fid) feraus,s
bok biefelten ous Dem Store BON SC.
9lrtbur in Bro,pnpopb aeftohIen nor.
BEN tpQreu.
eyn Wealou gouutp {tarb om 10.
Wm Wsibbletou i'm Q(lter BON 81 sSah=
rem. gr aef1orte au ben erlfen gu}ie6z
lerr i'm goutttn.
= ghos. 0ehmbera in gQlfel erhieIt,
tpdbret6 er ieitt gsfero {atteIte, eiren
@d3loa lnb 1T ie,tper perlebt.
= Ser Surtt Nereiu BON Sa gahio,
geafhinoton gou1fn. bat lid, inforbps
rirel1 M Iaiien: ebenio bic 2ulino Woter
Wntner Gnmho,n NIT eit1em Gahitol
,,nu 400 ono
SuIi,s herhef in 2ore0o hot
ieinpn Nro.eb osf,en hie Seross Mericf,tt
mailman Spahann n % oemOl,,te,1 Gs
tnnrbe linn bird, Bic 9ga6tt Elm Sin6
qetDbtet unb er erAielt $25OO slaaes
ipro6en.
- Sn 2uffin fat ii1 Elm Wdnn gtaz
mems 8. 3. WiIfom bergiftet uab 1T
aefforben. ST binterlieB einen Brief,
in Dem ct angiebt, baB Ct 1id) t66tete,
neil er por sipei gBodea GfeDe @soore
| in Marlin erito9en babe unb beBbalb
ni6t nlebr leben noble.
= ginem 8eblilfssSberiff IN Ytlot
point tDuroe fiir5li6 Elm yterb bon
elileln MfaaIie Ianers sute eoot ges
| foDien. Qie spur oes Sieoes pefS
folgfe man DIS naU Senper ~ Wpnz
tague eollnfD ano srlangte Daieiblf oas
| gfero ipleoer. Oo9 ipllnlOten ote
gerfolger alld) oeiI Sieo 5u DerDaf'en
uno bena@ien eeBpalb eln 9als, IN
moelmehl per SIeo perIepfte. gtnem
Mfanile. per oafe!be betreten Doite,
tolroe Qalt 3ugerulen., oo9 neil ef ben
Muf MOT bsa0tefe, feuerie man uno
| t6otefe lgn; Us lielfe ng lpatef Derolls,
pap nlgt sute eoDIt lpnDelH ELL 0rNz
Der oe11elDen eflWoneh mlltoe.
| = glf Mdnner BON Denton GountD
uollten elmer gefdbrli@en &otpbq Naz
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s@rllnIer gasdware Departenent far
Domen fam meber in QuaIitlt, Wultsrn
ober greiien ibertrrfisn perben.

b@Gin lebr srDBeS Eager bon Baum=
pells sginahamS unb Seeriuders, ierner
cine pcafanbise Auswabl ben Semen
collie Du glorb gu 10, 123, Is unp 90
gsntsfDielDarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11

gen Srau mad. Sic bob nit pollsr
Gnti6ieoenbeit ben 9opf.
gBeil i6 feilt Sinh tne6r bin, bas Don
ieoem @orte utl6 iebem S6ritte &ez
6eni6aft ab31leaen bat, 8eoenfe bas,
@regor. M
@regDr f9ien tuenig geHefst ieiue
berril9e, riidli6tslofe Wrf auf5ugebet
aber er mo9te tpobl ipiilen, oaB es bier
cine @rettae fir feine Ma6t gab, benin
er miloerte ieinen Son.
9u beriueigerif mir olio Die 9luss
funfts
gBenn ou lietpiinl6ef-nein.
Stun alfo, i16sun6 tuie fano bieIe ge=
segnuns itattR
Dur6 einen 3ufau. IS NOR an ie=
mem Sage, mo mir mad Dem Matten=
bofe fubren. 9u tparH bel Dem geifiirss
ten pferbe auriidseblieben unb i9 elite
na6 ber Soriterei, UNI Sir 8eifano slt
ienben. 9luf bem Wege BORT traf i9
&ai-ben Sreiberrn bon 8erbenfels.
(Gortieyehs tol9t.)
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(9aterne0

@ebt mad so an er's fir Barr
gains i1t allett 9epartements. st 1T
eutfdloHen, ieinen alten Gnf, bilig gu
berfaufen, 5u befrdftigetl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11

nTSiniee Stid Braheler unb Sn>
arain gafpste linb nod pcrrdttis nnb
irerbeu III Stem Qlorter 8rlfpreiien sers
fanft. Wian beiade nns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11
0lusfumft fir 9ante,t

2lnsfunft fit 9amem. Qtaes fir
eine 0ausbdlterin @iiniGensnertbe
fann man bur6 bas 2eien bes House
wife" fennett lernen. 9ahelbe 1T bas
biuigife 8Iatt bos fir Damen eri6eint.
Geguldrer Yreis 81. gSirb ieber Dame
als Brobe Elm Sabr lang frei 5ugei9idt,
pel6e Die 9lamen un6 Nbrelien bon 10
berbeiratbeten 6rallen ober 9ausbQl=
terinnett llno II 3peicentzStamps fit
Boifage einIenbet. 9lbreIie:
The Housewife. &o6eiter, e. 3.
1,3, titm10e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11

s@llnju Gtiefels unb 9dub De
yartemsni 1T MN pclllidnbis IN alien
Aweiaeu unb bieIe Baaren werben 81
duBerlf niebsiaen Yreiien perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-11
9srrtect;ne Stiipciattpn

Ser Rleillbdn0ler i'll Mein, ipiritu0ieu
linb @ialsgetrdnfer.
9lae Denjenigel, ipel9e lpiinf6en,
M}itglieoer biefer @eieli6aft gu tuer6en,
sur 9fa6ridt, baB bic Site fir Sia=
mensunteri9riftett tit Serrn Gbarles
@irtbf6aft big gum 30.
Npril aufliegen mirb.
SIN Quftrage 6er @efeli6aft
u. S. .2pdm Do B,
1914, tom prdiibent.
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S. 0r6aer

- r. IN
10. 4 gaif gommereeifraBe, nabe Der
Briide, 6dnoler In @ilentuaaren, De-
fen lnb 8le1waaren. Ngent fir Die
erceaeuten Saporite &oG6fen. Man
fpre1e bDr ltnb eraminire bieielben.
9ie befen S1reiners unb Maurers
6anbtperf3euge cine Specialitdt. gi=
fenipaarert fir @ontraetoret als Ndgel,
S6l6Her, S9arniere &C., st ben bor=
t6eilbafteiien Yreiien. Cine Glempner=
Werfidtte lit nit bem @ef6dft berbun=
ben unb 9a@oeden unb alle III bies
sad I1lagenbe Mrbeiten tperoen prompt
beforgt. 9a9rinnen Sc 3ol lang obne
5auln, o9ne Yreiserb6bung.
Selepbon SO. 119. 21,6,p
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
PERSONAL,

Mr. CONKLING is said to have lost
heavily il Northern Pacific securities.
MUrCuLER thinks the trade dollar will
be redeemed by the government at par.
HALLowNY, the London pill man. died
with net income of a million, but he
averaged S2OJ,OOO year in Advertising.
GEN KIRBY SMITH, q distinguished
officer Of the late Confederate army. is in
Lancaster, the guest OF DE- VIM. Black.
wood.
TOURGUENIEFF, tho Russian novelist,
suffered greatly from spine disease dis
trusted the medical faculty and often took
counsel of quacks.
CONGRESSMAN SAM MILLER, Of the
Mercer, Pa, district, has decided that
Blaine aud Lincoln must be the next Re.
publican presidential ticket.
REV. DR. john L. PAXTON, the boy
soldier preacher, formerly Of Harrisburg.
later of Washington and nov OF New
York, is talked of for the Princeton pgesi.
denoy,
THOMAS PYM COPE, = native Of Lancas.
ter county established the first regular
line Of packet ships between PaiIadelphIl
aud Liverpool his first ship was named
lancaster IN 1901, aud his liue was
sustained in full yISor until 1860.
PRLsIuENr CURTIS, Of the Altoona
baseball club, believes that the inter state
assOciauOn will survive the Eastern
league, which is too high priced an affair
70 succeed, and he awaits the report OF +.
\. D.HeuderAer' tour among the inter
state clubs
Gov. ALBEIT, OF New Jersey, says he
did not nominate Butler for president at
the Boston banquet. lie only iudulged iu
the delightful prospect OF Andrew jackson
being raised from his grave at the sight OF
Massachusetts voting for Democratic
president.
REV. }. .. CRTrHLOw, Baptist, former.
ly of this city, is preaching all OF this
week in the Bereln church, Philadelphia
he is referred TO in the newspaper reports
as Que whose labors as an evangelist
have accomplished much goJd in Penn
sylyania aud New Jersey"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
IHE LIMITED.
HOW rn.t RMS Train Runs.

Tue Chicago limited express train
which passes around this city every day
runs several miles between New York and
Philadelphia at the rate of a mile ia 81
seconds. The entire run from Jersey City
to Chicago is 0l2 miles, which is run in
twenty five and one half hours, or at an
average speed Of 35 80 miles per hour. All
known resources of mechanical science
have been ransacked to produce appliances
for reducing delays 30 that the highest
possible percentage of the time allowed
for the journey may b. devoted to run.
ming. Water for steam making is collect
ed as the train runs along, and stops are
only made for the purpose of changing
the locomotives at the end of divisions.
The lines over which the train runs
trayeTses multitude of cities and towns,
most of them having the streets crossing
the track on the level, and great many
other railroads are crossed at grade.
Therefore, although tho actual stops be-
tween Jersey City aud Chicago are only
seven, a run exceeding ten miles without
meeting with the necessity Of checking
the speed is rare.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
Iwo mills ENOUGH.

riAIu rllK 20 the County Uommi.-Ionsrs
Columbia spy.
Last year the people Of this county were
compelled to pay a tax of three mills on
real estate against the protests Of uewspa
pegS and people. The result has been that
there is now surplus Of nearly 800, coo
on hand, which the commissioners, very
properly OF course, are going to apply to
the reduction Of the county debt. But 1t
isn't necessary 20 pay Of the county debt
ut this rate. Il is not necessary to burden
this generation with the payment
OF county, state aud national debts.
God knows, We have borne enough
burdens. We have had panics
and war and all its horrors, we have
a hundred thousand cripples and millions
of struggling poor. Then why pay of
public debts at this rapid rate Let these
burdens be for another generation, which
will not only be stronger but will be better
able 10 bear a part of them. The county,
state and national bonds are all founded
at low rate OF interest for long periods,
aud there let them rest till a moro con.
yenient period.
The commissioners have laid 81 per
cent. tax this year. II 1t shall appear at
the end of the year that current expenses
can be paid Ou revenue from two per
cent. tax, then let US have it. This gen
Grafton wants no more burdens to bear, and
the bond holders don't want their money
We rather incline 10 the suggestion of the
lNTELLIGESCER that the commissioners
should reconsider their action and take
OFT another half mill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS.


prize package nuisance wiped out.
Tho Indiana NgtioaIb the Greeuback
organ Of that county, has become de-
fuuct.
The West Chester Republican c,lls the
Philadelphia Couturious the one hun.
dred bosses.
The Philadelphia ECeamg Telegraph
considers John Hunters " triumphant re.
election q fOreSoue conclusion"
The Haz'etou Plain Speaker wonders
what the PhilSdelphia Press thinks of its
hero Sergeant Mason, since he has become
one of the ourioSilics OF dime museum
in the Quaker city.
TIe Cambria freeman thiukS judges OF
the courts are the very last olIs, of neu
who ought to compromise tneir iudep,ud
euce of all outside influence by accepting
free railroad passes.
Had it not been for the vetJiug of the
Democratic three per ceut. funding oil in
1879, says tue PIttsburg Post, there would
have been no trouble to-day about long
low priced bond aS security for bank note
circulation.
The Inquirer has never met with any
thing more remarkable than the Er IUil-
Her's argument that the wealthy class Of
this nationis the better class and that
the poor mau is neither "hoaest intelligent
nor noble minded" Tho Glggircr only
needs to read the Examiner more regu
iarly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

How Journalist FeTretsd Out tho SLAYER
OF Nate ETOdshOpt

OF Nate Brodshopt
Another newspaper man has dlstin-
gushed himself as an amateur detective.
Mr. Ii. ;. BROOKS, of the Emira Sundly
IeCgram determined to ferret out the
murderer Of poor Katie Brodshopf, whose
body was found in the ice recently, under
a bridge, near Elmira. In company with
Mr. Bacon, assistant district attorney.
Mr.. Brooks visited the saloon OF Mrs
Kelly, where Katie was reported to have
stopped IN Elmira, and began talking with
the proprletFess about the case. During
the conversation man stepped up and
said he had seen Katie aud a man named
Wilhelm Menken together in the house.
aud Menken asked, "Arc NortOn's people
living on the farm yet ?'' The amateur
officials tOQk this clue and visited the
Norton,s place, where they learned
that Menken had been an inmate
OF the ReiormatOry prison, and was
marked On the books totally devoid of
moral character" He finally obtained a
parole, aud, after working for the NortOus
Tor while, WAS sent TO his brother in
Ne" YORK city. Obtaining from the
person tin type Of the man Mcssrs
brooks and Bacon proceeded to New
lork, and there told what they knew to
A"'PSNe"' DJAHcS' IudJ OuCer dld not
laugh at them as the detectives OF Elmira
had done, but sent out an order
for the arrest Of Meukeu. Ia a few
hours the report came, Got Men.
ken at Flatbush, with dead pirTs
jewelry." He was taken to Head.
quarters, aud fully identified by Mr,
Brooke, Chief Little, OF Elmira was tele-
gTag he'd for, and took his prisoner back
Menken told several stories about the lie "
elTy, but said 1t was not Katie's. Two ol
the bracelets were positively identified a,
the property Of the murdered girl by Mrs
LessIn, Oi New York, for whom she had
worked. There is every prospect that
Menkin will be convicted of the murder
OF Miss Brodshopf, as other evidence /,
being collected TO prove that he was will
her when she was last seen alive, and tha
no one else knew her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
a BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Ending In the Death OF tbs victim.


Coroner Shifsr left this city this morn
ing for Schoeneck or Union Station, TO
investigate the circumstances Of the death
Of little boy named Mishler, who is said
10 have Camo 10 his death from brutal
treatment at tue hands Of companions,
named Elser aud Hauok, aged about IA.
According TO correspondent Of the NeD
Era, they caught the lad and under
threats Of cutting his throat il he did not
Reep quiet, pounded his groin and the
adjacent parts with a hammer, until the
latter wore reduced TO a pulpy mass, be-
sides hacking him terribly with blunt
knives. Tho pain at last became 80 un.
bearable az TO cause the child to scream,
which brought lady to the spot, who
rescued the little sufferer from his tormen-
tors, but not before fatal wounds had been
inflicted. The services Of DR.. l.. o BlileT,
OF Denver, were Immediately secured but
medical assistance was Of no avail The
child suffered intense pain until Monday,
when death relieved him. The interment
took place on Thursday. Suits are now
pending before Squire Garman, of Den.
yer." News from the neiVhborhOod Of
the reported occurrence confirm this story
aud further developments await the COZ.
oner's return.
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unable to come to town. This explains
but does not excuse the delay. II Mr.. G..
is too SICK to attend the duties Of the
office he should at once 70 sign and lot bis
successor be appointed, or the other two
members of tho board, q majority, should
so on with their Investigations. II these
are concluded they should 90 to NJ. Joy,
aud with Mr. Grcidor's CO operation, make
out thoir report at once. Gao way or
another, that report should bs iorthcom
ing forthwith. Meantime have the county
commissioners instructed their solicitor to
press to speedy trial the suits against their
predecessors, surcharSod 10y tn, auditors
in lsS2? II not, why not ? Time
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suicide OF "a Loyelorn swain.

The Fisher house is the best boteI In
Hreensburg, and was managed by Tho
propfletors, the three Keenan, brothers,
sons OF the late Major John Keenan,
Mrs William Jack, young aud wealth.
WIDOW, was c0urted In quiet way nv al
tnTee prothers, and boarded at ths hSuss
All three had made offers of marriage at
diiierent times to her, aud had beeS 10
Jected. Thursday afternoon Edward tho
eldest, was married to the lady, and bis
brother James became frenzied' Fridav
morning he met his brother aud disousss2
the matter OF ending the partnership, and
II was agreed to. James then, drawing a
revolver, rushed to his room and killed
himself, sending two bullets through his
brain. "''
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The following officers have been elected
for tho respective corporations to serve the
ensuing year :
New Holland turnpike road company :
President, A. G. Sheibley managers,
Hon. ii. G. Long, DIR. ID. @. Weidler,
George Mentzer Hon. A. Il. Roberts, ii.
A. Roland, 4. NJ. Frantz, DIR. Oliver
Roland, T. NJ. Storb treasurer, James
Diller.
Exchange bank of Marietta B. +.
Hiestand, president Joseph Miller, Henry
Fletcher, Abram s. RhOads. Frederick
Smith, Henry Hiestand, Victor NJ. Halde
man, NJ. II. Hoffman, f. l.. Reinhold,
Henry w. Nissley and John M. Hiestand,
directors,
First National bank of Marietta John
Musser, pres't Barr Spangler, Paris Hal
derman, John Zigler, John y. CARRIER, ii.
ID. Haldeman, $. F, Eagle, II. =. Musser,
aud John Crull, directors.
Nensyile mutual fire insurance com,
pany directors Samuel Martin, Daniel s.
Herr, Abm. b. Huber, Benz. Long, jr., II.
l.. Lands aud Joseph q. Buckwalter.
The board organized by electing Samuel
Martin president, ID. $. Herr, treasurer,
and A, q. IIyus, secretary.