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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29
FEATURES OF THn srATE PRESS,

Tho York Tribune dscourses IearnedIy
On " Cuban " f'ibusters.
A Meadvillo paper insnuates that Mr..
quay has slipped duck eggs under the
Blaine hen.
II smoking is solace to sadness and
pain and care, why should women be
denied what they so much need ." asks
the Ptttsburg Lsader
The next three months, SAYS the Pitts
burg Post will show whether the memories
Of the Democrats now in the House are
shorter than their ears.
Apropos of Phelps whitewash, the
Record remarks that "Mr. Blaines crime
is of that kind that men continue TO see
after their eyes are shut"
The Scranton Truth declares that Lack
awanna county should build a Jail as soon
as possible the building now used for
that purpose ia not At for hogs, much less
for human beings.
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The Philadelphia and R,ad!ug railroad
company has notified the holiers oI the
Reading aud Columbia bonds, which a.
present bear per cent. interest, that these
securities will hereafter bear only , per
cent. interest An inquiry at the Office
of tho c,mpauy in PhilaieIpn'a, oiiNtod
the information that all holders of these
bonds who are willing to accept per
cent. will receive the face value of their
bond 4 prominent banking house III
Philadelphia has agreed to take the whole
loan, which amounts to $3.50, 900, aud will
place it at 3 per cent.
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rIGHTING wIrh A nEGRO.
a Brave uirIs uattIe Vim Mi,p,,,,
Intruder.

Draw "ltls battle Nun Miiuignt
Intruder.
Jennie aud Mary GoG are orphans and
live alone 10 R)ssylle, staten Island
They own the cDttags where they live
Their mother died five months ago. They
are highly thought Of Jennie ia 10 and
Mary is years old. Jennie is handsome
orunette-tall, we'll developed and muscl
lar. She and Mary sleep together in the
second story Of their cottage. Sunday
night Jennie was awakened by the feeling
that she was smothering. She felt some
one stranglsng her aud keeping q grip on
her throat. When light was put in
front OF her face she saw that her assailant
was n gro. AS Le turned TO put down
tue lIght no lo0seued his grip a little.
linen jennie made quick start, broke his
grip, rose IN the bed and with her clenched
StstruGk the man in the face. The blow
was ~ powerful that il knocked tho
fellow, w0o was kneeling on tho bed, to
the il)or' lilo again sprang on tho bed,
and jennie hit him with one hand and
scratched his face with tho other,
II was not bit frightened" she said
III telling of the adventure, "but terribly
angry"
BY this time Mary, who had been half
dead from fear, found her voice aud began
TO shrek Justify. Jenn 10, too, added her
voice TO the outcTy. The negro attacked
her the third time, but with no better
success, and thon ho ran to tho window
and raised II. Jennie followed him and as
be jumped gave hiIl another blow that
sent him headlong, Then she jumped from
the window in her night clothes aud ran 10
a neighbor's. A policeman was found aud
search was made. Blood marks were
found whore tho man fell after jumping.
They led to tho cellar of tho house and
there Tom Wilson, negro, who had
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

The Lancaster Liodcrkranz gave a very
pleasant aud largely attended sociable last
evening, in their hall, rear OF Kuapp's,
East King street. There was short
concert of vocal aud instrumental music,
under tho lead OF Prof. f. w. Haas, dur.
ing which. by request, several OF the chor
uses aud orchestral pieces given at former
sociabes were finely rendered, Too much
credit cannot be given to Jacob Gr0sh's
orchestra, which assisted at the concert
and furnished tho music for the dancing
which followed and which was kept up
until about . o'clock. Mr. c. w. E3kert
furnished the rtf,oshment3, whijh gave
universal satisfaction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

BaGsnu Tell. way ns Re,Isned toe Consul
GeueFalship OF Cuba

GenerslshiP OF cuba.
General Adam BLdeau, late consgl
general at Havana, in = long letter al
dressed 10 the cditOg Vi the New York
Ifi6lne, publishes at lUug,h the reasons
for his resignation. lie says : Il charge
the state department with grave derenc.
ton from public duty with gross aud
c cJCuuued neglect Ot injuries aud insults
put upon American citizens, American
seaWCn and American trade IN tho island
OF Cuba with yacciilating and iguomili
GUS pOhCy, requiring often 70 be stlmu-
lated into the defense or protection
OF Americans and even il sometimes az
suu.ug an honorable and becoming posi-
tlD1, abandoning il Us a rule before the
resistance Of Spain, aud yielding more
than once just before Spain acceded 10 its
Just demands IL the way Of substaa-
tiaLlon OF these charges General Badeau
DISCUSSES at length the negotiations lead
Ing Ip 10 tue Commercial treaty aud
complains that this agreement was
scrupulOusly cg1cesIed in all is
points from the chief representative
OF tho United States on the
island which its stipulatiOus almost
exclusively protect Although private pay
ties and interested individuals were taken
INTO the confidence Of the department aud
repeatedly consulted as to its provisions
that though the text was freely circulated
10 lIthograph, no hint OF its progress was
gwen to the officer more closely concerned
IN its provisions than any other servant Of
tho government, aud who ought TO have
been able and was able 10 furnish infer
nation without considering which it should
never have been concluded. charge the
department simultaneously with other
de,luquencies-w!th screening and support
ing corrupt consular clerk, whom !
repeatedly reported for violation Of orders,
gross insubOgdination aud abstraction OF
public aud private moneys" General
badeau offers complete substant alton OF
| the charges.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Elias Barr left horse hitched to a covered
wagon, standing in front of the postOflice
while he went inside. The animal at once
started on the run up North Queen street,
and coming in contact with n heavy
wagon had two wheels broken from tho
vehicle to which he was hitched. lie was
caught ut the Pennsylvania passenger
depot before any further damage was
done.
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CITY Band Fair.

The fair for tho benefit Of the City band,
being held in MRunerohor hall, was again
well attended last night, and everything
passed Off very pleasantly. The military
company was present aud gave fine ex,
hibition drill. To night tho Good VIII
band will attend tho fair and furnish
music. A fine silver castor will be ohanced
off from tho " Evening Call' table.
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known the girls all their lives, was found,
bleeding profusely. o.,
In falling. after Jcnnic's last blow, he
had struck his chin on an ash can aud tho
sharp edge had cut his throat. HIS iAco
was plowcd in ridges by jcnu'os nails
She identified him as her asshlltut and he
was arraigned and taken to tho Rich
mond county jail it being thought unsafe
TO Keep him IN tho ncichhArhond "t hn's
vile, where the feeling aEa1us' h.m IS very
strong
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a ramIly DoubII iisronyaa-

Dr' b, F. Ghrett, n prominent physi-
cian OF Altoona, died Sunday evening of
spine disease, from which ke had been A
sufferer FOR several years. When the
encouragement OF his death was made.
MISS Harvey, aged 90, his sister in law.
VINO had been an invalid aud member OF
Ihe uostors family, fell on her face aud
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

The staJo department has chartered the
Clay and lIiukletOwn turnpike company
Of Lancaster county capital, 500, 900.
The directors are Andrew Baker, +. W.
Hull, of Ephrata Richard A, Malone, j.
L. Steinmotz aud II. j. Malone, Of Lam
caster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

The general conference of the NJ, f.
Gsnnurch, which meets in philadelphia
thursday next, will bs an interesting and
important church council. 1t will ba com
posed OF W annual conferences, represent
ang [o,ooO travelling and local preachers,
aud over 500, 600 commandments,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29
Tho ,,nudisviils CanpmsetIrg.

% Friday tho board of control OF tho
hoard of NJ. L. church will hold meeting
ON the Landisyille campmeeting ground, for
tho purpose of appointing tho several
committees necessary to mako arrange
ments for aud conduct the services at the
campmeeting which will commence on the
third Tuesday of July.
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Retnrned from Iexss.

DIR. Jerome Keeey, of Bart, returned
from his visit to Texas on Sunday evening
the 9th inst. Ho appears we'll pleased
with the location of his land aud tho state
in general. His land is in Floyd county,
about II miles from tho Friends settle
ment in Crosby county. He thinks the
section in which his land is located IL
more adapted to stock raising than farm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

Ahu C''N'' I""P''
a elpctrio lamps were reported last

Three electric lamps were reported last
night: Grant and Market, out from
O'Clock Prince and Audrew, from 1880
Chestnut and Duke, from 0 to TO- Two
gasoline lamps were reported out-one ali
night and one from II O'Clock,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

HAD the collector of the port Of New
York gone into the state convention and
labored aud lobbed for delegates in
behalf of the denomination Of Arthur,
the nagrant breach OF the civil service
rules would have been pointed out by the
Blaine people as an illustration of the
abuse of federal patronage 10y those la
control OF 1t. But Collector Robertson
did this very thing in behalf of Blaiue,
who secured his appointment by indnc e.
ing Garfield to commit an act of duplic.
ity, which shivered his party and excited
a madmau to take his life, AS yet we
have not seen that a single Blaine organ
condemns this Aagrant exhibition of
boss methods and bold defiance of civil
service rules.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

A bill has been introduced in tbe
House, "by request" which proyiSas
that 1t shall be unlawful TO collect faTc
on any conveyance throughout the United
states, when passengers are unable TO se
cure "A seat -
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Games Elseu h ere .

Philadelphia Philadelphia l2, Ath-
le-ic Hartville: HaItville IA, Ariel 4 |;
Boston (ten innings) Boston 4, Metropo-
Titan 3 /; Trenton Trenton 4, Detroit 7
Cincinnati Cincinnati Union 5, Chicago
Union 8 Pittsburg Cleveland 10, Alle-
ghepy 6 Washington, ID. c.: Washing.
ton 8, Virginia 3 Baltimore National
Union ), Baltimore Union s.; Bal
timore New York 8; Baltimore (;
Indianapolis indianapolis T. Chicago 8 !;
Chester Allentown 7, Chester 8 Will
mington Wilmington lS Somers 4.
The Actives defeated the Chambersburg
in Reading yesterday by tho score of l3
to 3. The former scored eight runs in the
first inning, earned six. At st. Louis {:
st. LouisUnious 8 Altoona /. Toledo /:
Toledo, 0, MINI eapolis 3.
notes OF tho usms.
This afternoon, nine composed Of
boarders at the Grape hotel are playing a
picked nine on the college grounds.
The Lancaster club opens the champion
season in Chester on Friday. The same
day the Ironsides play their second game
with the Somers here and 60 to York on
Saturday.
Neither OF the home clubs is playing
to day. The Lancaster will meet Spence's 8
Monumental team of Baltimore to morrow.
The nine includes Hanna, Rittenhouse and
Spence Of last yeai . Eastons and Ironsdo /;
Johnny Muuce of the Somers and "Doc."
Lands of Reading.
On Thursday last the Littlestosn club
visited Mount Saint Marys college, EN-
mlttsburg, Md, and were defeated by the
college team by the score of lS to o.
Kelly aud MCCARTHY wero the battery OF
the college uinU and Waring and Iecher
Ia sl..V Valh bah ind
the bat without an error.
Umpire VIM. Mclean, during tho Ath'
letie Philadelphia game at Recreation park,
Philadelpha, yesterday, became 30 angry
at tho ieering of the crowd that he hurled
a base ball bat in the midst of his reVilers,
Fortunately no injury was done. The
crowd became very angry and demanded
MeLean's arrest which was made at the
close Of the game.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29
IocatInV N Itridgs

To-day our county commissioners left
this city, for Colerain township, via
,Quarryviile, for the purpose OF locating a
bridge which 1t is proposed to build across
tho west branch OF the Ootoraro creek, at
old Black Rock furnace, in that township,
on road recently opened, leading from
Quarryyill to Kirkwood.
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SaIa OF Horses

Samuel Hess & Son, auotioneers, sold at
public sale yesterday for Daniel Logan.
at his sale aud exchange Blablos, this city,
2l head of Ohio horsca o, an average price
of Sel4 per head,
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Total. see. e.


Earned runs, Harrisburg, Three base
hits, Lancaster, (>mithJ; Harrisburg, :
(seCC!us ami knOdel!'. struck out, LanCas-
ter, HARRISBURG. :. Base on balls, LRnCas
ter, 3 ; Harrisburg, /. Bases for being hit with
ball, Lancaster, Harrisburg, !. Lett on
b tses, Lancaster, ) Harris )urg, wild
pitches, We'zell, 5 smith, .
Umpire, Pcake.
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ftouse llSaninR.

A corps Of painters, varnishers, calcl
miners aud scrubbers are at work renoVat
ing tho station house, which was sadiy III
need of a good overhauinG from top to
bottom,
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Earned runs. Reds, ;; lronsidcs 3 Tbrr,
basN nits, OIdn-h. hCramanv, CahIll and
thatneld. Two base nits, Melstsr, Daniels
LhatlclI Olmstcad. Lett on base. lronsi les
I: PnIIAdeIpuiA. :.
Umpire, Bradley.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

Or the twelve successful candidates for
resident physicians at Blockley hospital,
Philadelphia, one was lady. Give her a
charcS and the woman will get there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

ADAM BApEAU fires foil charge at the
state department. But as Bideau's bat.
tsries are Of small oalibre and short range,
the results will likely not be very serious.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

could. While the Edmunds boom has
received some impetus from the results
in New York, it is by no means likely to
hold out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

BADEAU has officially expressed the
opinion that the American eagle does not
scream loud enough to suit his fancy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

Dunlsp.fotts Ease on ITiai.
In the case Of Sarah Stanton va. Fred.
erick Carson, Judgment was entered in
favor OF the plaIutiit for 500.
Ia tho suits Of John ii. Moore l.
Bucher, administrator, aud Jacob &.
Pfahler vs. EVhraim Coukhn, defendant,
and JOhu B. E,hlomBn, aimiaiStrltDr,a aud
II. NJ. North, garuishces, attachments 10
satisfy Judgments tho attachments " 70
withdrawn aud tho cases marked settled.
A. }. Dunlap vs.. David II Potts This
is an action 20 recover $t62 80. with inter
est from February lst, 1881. The plain
till 3 side Of the case is rs follows In
February, 1881, p,aiutff was law stu
dent in this city, and defendant WAS sup'r-
inteudent Of tho Western Union telegraph
office ; one day Potts stated to Dunlap
that he had reliable Information that Read
ing railroad stock was worth moro than
quotations showed, aud that it would rlre;
he asked Dunlap tn advance him the
money TO purchase fifty shares OF the
stock. After soma talk over tho
matter Dunlap agreed 10 the proposition,
and the stock WAS purchased through
B. Long, broker. The stock at once
began 10 rise but soon took tumble aud
it was finally sold At a loss OF S4G9 80,
which amount IL claimed, with interest,
max ling 10 all $3.50 30. On trial.
Current Businoso.
Emma Graham, who was in jail for
costs, vas discharged under the iusDlVout
act.
William ChilIas, OF this city, was granted
a license TO pCdde.
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Pubic Anli,a.

On Thursday 3 o'ClO1k meeting Of
the Relief association Will 10 held ~ Mrs
Rsdsecker'S resldoucc, on North 81. street
All members of the association are request.
ed to be present.
The Vgllang steamer will bo thrown
out of service Tor about two weeks by
repairs being made to It. Ls.uaJd Suith
Will do the work.
Chiquess!uuCa tridc Of Red Men and
lNInlny
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

BcB lNeEHs nLL thinks az present the
lines Of the Republican party have not
fallen in pleasant places. He declares that
in the struggle for Office principles are
forgotten, and that in the discussions now
the party little men are forced
TO the front. Bob's own prominence Is a
leader is the best illustration OF the truth
affirmed In his last statement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29
DOLCE rAR NIrNrE.

The mill wheel moronless o'crslsies tho
pool.
In wnose fraU crystal cups It : circle dips
The stream slow Cutling, waDderS IN the sun,
And drains hts kisses VITA it, silver lips
The birch canoe upon itI shNiOw lies,
The pikg'r last bubble on the wstsr dies,
There sleeps tue water MY ON uor glass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29

HUMAN life seems to b, Of small value
about Hazlston. A woman who announced
her intention Of shooting another woman,
while trying TO accomplish the deed it,
stautIy killed instead an innocent young
man, The jury found her guilty of
mauslaughter with recommendation to
the msrey of the court. judge Drsher, Of
Monroe county, then sentenced the prisoner
TO au Imprisonment Of thirty days. The
quality of mercy seems here 10 have been
strained beyond all reason.
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Borough iiIIgf,

The following high school pupils gradu
ate this year: Aunio Wright, Elsie
Stoncr, SAllio Conway, Amy Am's, Z sing
Mitiliu and BruuCr kaufman.
Harry Watson, the prince Of Dutch in.
personatogs, will be here to morrow witha
prime Jmpany.
Thieves nave been robbng tho library Of
Salomo Presbyterian chapel. Over 200
books have bCen recently stolen.
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EVERY one i. acquainted with the
dudes who langush near the foot lights
Of the theatre 10 Ogle the actresses on the
stsge To better advantage They are an
unm,tiga'ei nu slnce, bat as the ofIense
OF which they are guilty is not dedned il
any statute book, they have long kept the
absurd teuor Of their way uumolested.
Recently 2 Baltimore theatrical manager
devised plan for abating the dude uul
sauco. The seats which these young
hybrds were accustomed to haunt were
connected with powerful eIectuc battery
and when twenty of the dudes with tight
pants and banged hair were dsporting
themselves ga'ly, the battery was turned
on. The shouts of the audience that rent
tue al: a: the discontinue OF the coslinEs
will be long rene mbered.
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tOLUM MBlA NEWS.
o,H nra.un" ,ou,nsr"rurS,r

\ ia'ch oi Railroad Srws Personal pUibt-
social tyeht'--N iiS eaten ui shsu
-rno s~es, Diri Graduats--
Notes Around yown.
Ia attempting to board an east bouud
u. II, H. passenger train at Locust street
last evening, II Lancaster man was thrown
to the track with great violence, almost
meeting death under tho car wheels
jacob Hahn, Frederick railroad brake.
mao, had his lett haud mashed ycstcrday
afternoon while coupling chrs Nt Stoucr's
NJ siding, near ilcllaw.
MIR Murray, the L. r. Il ticket avcnt,
has an old fashioned clock Ia hs oiliJc,
which was mado in 1884
The trucks of car attached tp west
bound G.. y. coal irnight, l.. X X was
pulled from under IL Mt Watts station this
morning at $50 O'Clock, causing th'
wreckirg of the car. Both tracks were
blocked for cUnsldCrahl' time.
A broken brako rigging detained tho
Pouusy lvania railroad pa.s'UKrr tram duo
hero Mt geo =. M, half an hour yesterday
Ia the east yards.
Personal
Bertha, the II yoar old daughter Of
Jacob lpp, who died on Saturday Uf con.
sumption, ut her homo in Wrightsyillc
Tho Misses Annie Robinson and Aunio
Darlington, OF Wilmington, Drl are bu-
ing entertained by Miss Faunio Pierce.
Mss SalIic Lash, Of R5ading, is the
guest OF ter sister, Mrs. Joseph De,z
Numerous guests for tho Brruemlu'
Pierce wedding arc arriving here daily.
The event will be brtllan' one.
Buanes, nnters
Tho mandate against obstructiny
the pavemeuts with boxes ani barros
has gone forth from tho Chjuf burgess
utco.
The Keely stove works have closed for
short time TO allow an aCJouut OF stock ~
bo taken.
Burners new coal yard Office is finished
II is one Of the hludS,m,s. oDli1es Ia
town.
Business in the paper hangers Huo i.
unusually brisk.
The Columbia National bank ysrds are
being sodded.
The largest number of shad caught this
season were seincd last night.
Company a.. inspection
Tbs inspection OF Company c last
evening was attended by nearly all the
members Of tho corps. Next Thursday
evening the company viii be inspected by
the inspector general of the state. After
driIl the company adjourned to Warreus.
where grand banquet, IN celebration of
tho seventh anniversary OF the company.
was held. Tho atiAiT wasa very pleasant
ono throughout aud eujJycd by al.
Drunk snd Disurutry
Boo Brown, col,rod, was severely in
| juIed last night "u the llul " while
| lighting with Jun Woods, another young
| ooiored man. B.owu was struck above
the left eye with a stone, the wound
then given almost loading To fa,Il cou>'
! qucuces.
Numbers Of druukou men promenade
on Locust street at q la.c hour Of last
night. No: few had 10 rest their weary
legs on door steps, whore they went TO
sleep.
| Public Anli,a,
| On Thursday a 3 o'clo1k meeting Of
! the Relief assoc alton Will 10 held ~ Mrs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-25

it printed, but had not the means
to pay for the printing; that he
Rigdon) and Joe Smith used to
look over the manuscript and read
it over on Sundays. Rigdon and
Smith took the manuscript and
said: I'm print it, and went of
to Palmyra, N. Y. I never knew
this information was of any inn
portance; thought others were
aware OF these facts. 1 do not
now think the matter is Of any
Importance. 1t will not injure
Mormonism. That is an ism,
and chimes in with the wishes Of
certain classes Of people. Nothing
will put it down but the strong
arm Of the law"