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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-19
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&roue Sarls bes &ibnen,
Plus ben romantiiden Berten BON
Sosboom GouNdint.
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trcuer MGnncr cutltcf urN iie 0le TN bas
ten, MN bod enoltd cinioe Eube i'd III
aSnnet, Deriebte CT nit etHcm l~tOl;en fcinsn
2G6eln:
9Sir qe9en unIer Rrieaspclf muiterr ltuo
Der 0err uou I0a9enbad wlrD ms begIctten
Wer ternt ni6t Die perocrblide giupirs
flung, wel9e bic Ratbi6ldae bieies MdHues
auf Sarts ipateres S9ldlol sctibt bGben
maj er eS bod, Der i'm III 'einem rItloIen
8lau, ii6 aller fciter Stdote ocs linten
&beinufers Su bemdttrgen, bcltdrtte, -
Der i'm in ben Rrte9 mt Dem treien mn
trafti9en 6irtenuOltc Der S6wei;cr per:
widelte - Ser 80. bod feline peitere @e.
f6i6te iiberi9reitet bic @rensen unierer
@rsablung. Wtr molten nur barauf bin>
,~peiIen, uie gnttauiduns unS toae &ads
iu9t ben SerSos einem Weniden in bic
&rme uarfen, Der in Der @eitalt zines
eifrisen 0ieners, ipater iein bOier @eift
gepeien TT.
Die 2eute, welde seidift w%uroen, bic
Sapelle Su rdumen, fanoeu Sus3en nod
be~IiWmn9slos am Sobeu liegen. Sliuier
be la War6e lteB iie perpfesen uno auf
ibre Sitte inter pofenbem @eleit>n n
Erier brinseu. Sic 9euas raider als
man gIauben ioute pom. ibrer iinnloien
S3wdrineret, Die burd ni6ts als ibre
Sbuntaiie 9euett unb sendbrt worOen mar,
uno Die iie NIT Ibideu pom iid mics, lps
balb lc cine S6ulb IN berielben ertannte.
glrsloies &tnb! sic bate iid blenoen
laiien our6 ben Slang zines buntlen
IuseS, zines 9olbener. Mantels, bate
ben 6erjog uon Sur9uno geliebt nm
Der prd@tt9en Oin9e wilen, Die ibn
umsaben. Oo9 wenu cs ibr nun, mo ie
our @inii6t sefommeu war aud ses
lang elmer ldn9eren Serirruns fd gu ere
webreu, 10 muBte lie bod nod LANCE Die
ToIsen trasen, weldr bieielbe mad Ed sos.
SIR garter &0rper erbolte ii9 ni9t 10 raid
ais ibre SeeIe, blei6 uno sei6mddt tebrte
ie na9 8aoenzS aben Suriif, iie' bate bic
BIitbe Der Su9enO unb @eiunbbeit Der
Rr6uun9snd9t &arls Oes Sabuen geOpfert.
gu &0lu i6ou pollte Safer Srieori9
ben Sdilotnappen &omuulo bur6 ben
Gttteri6lag fur bic 9eleiiteten Oienfte be-
lObneu, ber Singing aber Sos pot our9
mbmlt6ere Ebaten ais ouS Berrutben
zines 5iritensebeimniies ii6 bic Sporeu
Su uerOienen.
Ole Murtgrdfin pom S%pangenbeim
riibntte ii9 germ ibreS antbetls an Der gnts
tduidung bes Ser;oss uOn Sursuno bod
niemals in @e9enpurt ibres SObnes, mel
der Die @unit ieines Serrn oaour6 auf
immer u~erloreu bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-19
0e~ieBfenutniB.

Gidter: Gle bebaupten, bas bewuBte
ieibene Sulstu9 nidt eAwenoet gu baben,
trasen es aber bod in oieiem &asenbIid.
@nsetlaster: Sd muB iebr bitten,
Serr Gi9ter, mid ni6t 10 %mimertiam gu
betradten. Oas @eieb uerlanst Ge9t Su
ipre9en obne anieben Der Perion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-19
90 babS ID Ssa6s%use ssS:
&supi, &oaiorS Il os~ass,
Wesers, atse 4 &c.,
tdasbss 4 &daas.
Eur GnuuosNer9.

0apaueera nue ielte, vdAe g9psahte usS asaauas
eas 9aIopa srDostsi, uoeau ha 81 iSsr Sdt aa IN pus
terseitnesu su anstatt uae OAK peasen. HtsAn ~
sanS pen Ns<epa teamt, 10 bsssSrsates usa2 uidn -
lanssH pks. 10 psree Id osS'absn ar beksnsabs ayts
eAasePiast tn tspiaas nebusar upo Hai aberaa na ~
nrb tbot gar o~tt phsu. 6H Observation-Disclosures - n
6sltidsa &sn'ts ia StaUoubaa bobe ID oas ytstL W
eat< Saxssa bic 81 std ead Bttee asS seisaer &ps
posseu ~ sup'aAe~ uHe tAr ihz osos isxoE. SaRs
rtAe 8sa9stts Dos sSiutbsu nns sse1&se gHfDsen
See0 ssussasfe &C. po~ sso asA 0Hnpa uaAsa ktpket
- nAafe aaeAst ASa hHS4 1880 Nn
YSseW nk4setaas - qs q snss4uss6 ess30Eosaa
~ S1b&k. Shs ahsSSG.
joseph KoSbls
- Hst1baud asrsst New YsEa1sehy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-19
Sic cmiiae Yicne.

y Die lodtsr eubwis Xl, wel6e crop
GiniluB bate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
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nhliAanlpnin n1nrEn,.


PHiiADstPuIl, Aug. 27--Flour quiet and
unchanged; supernne state. ca 5000; Extrn
~ 2j: winter clear, 81 1895 Is; DO straigh,s,
straight. s5 O0n5 so; Wisconsin, clear, sS n
3t % straights, 81 5Op5 winter patents s5 50
46m spriDs do, - 5Oa6 2j fresh srolnd
springs scarce
aye flour at 50 5G13 Glh
o, Wneat q uiet anu firmer; No Western Rcd.
sse No do, sic; No. Pa do. OisD5c No.
Delaware do, SOC
Corn steady, with ia,r local demand s'ean
er CSC sail yellow 6iHD85c do mixed. 63Is
G6Ic; No. . do, &c.
White, lDc No do, SOC No 3do SjHc re-.
JeCted, new, 5Od8c No linked, 32d32Hc.
Rye dull at 55G60c.
steady ut II GS riaxseed firm at 81 i0
Winter Bran duh and lower at sl5apl5 2J
Provision market quiet, but prices steady (:
Moss Pork, tlS0ls 50 Rect Hams. 327127 81 ;
India Mess Beef, s95032O; city do, slS 50Sp
II 90
Bacon, llHGl2c Smoked shoulders. sasmc; /;
SAT- 30 7Hc; SMOKED Hams, IIEai5Sc !;
pickoG do i8al3kc,
Lard quiet and steady city refined. ss.C o;
loose butchers, 714Gpsc prime steam ts
Butter dIm demand Tor high grades Pa,
ll8l7c; y. g. y n. Y. extras, isc I; do first-,
lig1l6c; Western dairy extras, li2l5c; wosi.
7dSo
Rolls at 73;O3 packing butter. 7asc.
EgRs higher on scarcita IA, extras,
lsDlgkG; Western, IQl7kc.
Ghcesp- mariSct quiet and barely steady
New York tuu creams. l0QlOSc; ohio
FLATS. choice. Sc; Western fair 70 prime,
ISp7Ac Peun'a part skins, 2EGIkc do iuii
Petroleum drn Refined, 7kc
"hi"tg dnll; western a. ~ 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
1.-Two htoox NIarHer.

CuICAGo -uoz5 -iiecCIpts, IL Ol0 head snp
menJs, 2,lNO head (; market dull on common
grades, but clnine lOes trm rough packing,
~ GOlB6 % packing ana shipping, $jd6 $50 ;
hght. ~ 6jQU35; ssips. 50 2jlpS 40
Catue-Reccipts, $500 head shipments. $500
mead market sjcIdV; choice grades scarce /;
ghtpning, sS O0Di 9 common 10 medium, a %
= -; range cat ~ trmari MoutlnaJ, "a IS +;
pICE ma, 81 10; grass TCSans, 90 35Sl3 20; win.
tCrrd Texans 50 Sjai 80; Americana, 1905 Co.
sheep Receipts, 200 head shipmGn u, mono
m.sktt weak on common lots Inferior 10
ftir q 5lB2tO; medium 10 good, g. aOdp3 2j (;
CEOiCS to extra, 80 75sgi 80; lambs, n n'iii, i,
Il Ol5i jl; Texas sheep, .! f!jOI3J0.
gAbT LIEEsTY-Cattla active and rm at uu
eAAugcn prices receipts, J9l mead shtp.
uiCUis, 80 nCaG.
ilogs--Market slow receipts, 400 head (;
.hipments, i,ICO head Philadelphias, % 6lGl
Is Baltimore, 81 2n8j 80 Workers., % 75B
500, grasscTs, $50 G0h 80.
sheep dull aud prices unchanged ; receipts,
l,Ob head shipments, 800 lead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Judgment hgatost the Bapksrs apd Mer
chants Telegraph Oompauy.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 27--Sheriff Davidson
has taken possession of tho Bankers and
Merchants' telegraph Office on judgment
Of Mr.. Rcebling for s76,000
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

About half past o'clock Tuesday even.
ing flames were discovered in the haymow
Of the large frame barn ON the farm OF
Joseph Stouer, formerly owned by
Christian StOnPr. about one mile below
HeIIam, in Hellam township. York county.
The flames spread rapidly and were soon
beyond oil control. The fire communicated
to adjoining tobacco sheds, courthouse and
other outbuildipgs, all Of which were
destroyed. All the live stock, except one
bull, were rescued from tho burning barn,
but all tho farming implements, except
ono wagon, were destroyed A large lot
Of hay, straw and grain was consumed in
tho barn, and in the tobacco sheds large
quantity of this years tobacco was
burned, Mr.. Stoner some time ago,
purchased 800 cases of tobacco, valued at
$4,000, which was also destroyed. His
tUtAi lOss Is estimated to be $1,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
a UTLEu,snrEn CASE.
Ry ,csGL hdyIcs tho Mnrsusl Retutes {,
Arrest the TexAs GOvernor.

Ry icsaL Advice tho Mnrsnsl Refutes {,
Arrest the Texss GOvernor.
AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 27.-United States
Marshal Tracy arrived here Tuesday with
q warrant for tho arrest of Governor Ire
land, issued in the Francois miscegeua'
tion case On entering tho governors f
office the marshal said no regretted that
he had to perform such an official
duty as to arrest the governor
Of Toxas, ard presented his war
rant. The governor said he would
Glw1y8 submit 90 legal process, and woul q
answer at court, bat u. tho sIme time o
thought tho marshal could not servo a
warrant here out,ide his district, aud
would hold him and others interested
responsible for their conduct. Thereupon
the marshal retired for legal advics, tax
ing the writ With him Upon his return
he informed the governor that he would
not servo the warrant as be had been
advised that 10 this case marshal OF the
Eastern district has no rign5 to max 0 an
arrest 10 the Western district. The mar
shall then returned u Galveston, and tho
gg72rncr awaited tho mex m)ve in this
celebrated case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
rIopem.ntsin york county.

Dallastown, York county, Is excited
over tho elopcmont from that village Of q
marIicd man known as Henry A. RojhaD,
who is about 80 years Of age, and was fore
man Spatz's cigar factory, and Miss
Sechr!st, a daughter of Jacob Sechrst,
who is about 10 years OF age, and was a
cigarmaker, working in the factory OF
which lsojhau was foreman. 1t is pretty
generally believed that tho parties came "a
York Saturday, aud that Rnjhan aud the
girI lott for tho Wost on one of the night
tInius Rojhan has wife aud no chill.
dren, and before leaying, it is said, tried to
dispose of uOto not yet duo. There IL nc
clue as 10 tho destination of the parties.
II is reported that n married man OF
York elopcd with hIsstepdaughter, having
taken their baggage to a station aoar town
aud boarded one Of tho trains for parts
unknown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY nvHNINo, AUG az, 10 54
THE ORIENT WAR CLOUD.
a osEAT sLaUuarER AT roo oHow

Eighty Thousand chinese hnDihiiato the
French at Tonquin-Large Number OF
chinese Troops near Foo Uhow.
LONDON, Aug. 27.--A dispatch from
Shanghai says the French loss In the bonn
bardment Of Foo Chow was seven killed
and fourteen wounded. The Chinese loss
Is estimated at one thousand killed and
threo thousand wounded. According to
reports received at Sontay eighty thousand
Chinese invaded Tonquin. A battle fol.
lowed and IL Is asserted tho French were
aunihilated, while several thousand
Chinese we're killed.
The Bombardmont OF ZOO CHOW.
AZ the bombardment of Foo Chow, the
Chinese man-of man, Yaugwu, was
exploded by torpedo, after IT had fred q
broad side at a French torpedo boat. The
boiler Of the lattor was also exploded by
means Of hand grcnades thrown from the
Tangwu, after which tho boat was sunk
by tho Volta to prevent its being captured
by the Chinese. Tho French expected 10
occupy the heights commanding the
Pagoda anchorage
1t is reported there are seventy five
thousand Chinese troops iu the vicinity Of
Foo Chow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
Esnr Yora H,RTanrh

"a" YORA, Aug, 27.-Flour-- State and
western barely steady; light export and home
trade demand; Superhne state, 60zl3 20 :;
d. Extra. 80 2Ola3 30; Choice, s3 55sp6 rs I;
FancydO, e. S)G6; Round Hoop Ohio, s3 30ep
90; choice, Eitt6 Superhne Western, =, COO
81; common to good extra do, * 204i3GO I;
chn &c do. s5 G5ZEG %; choice white Wheat
- 1895 %; Southern quiet ana oasy |;
choice 40. B 5O66 -.
wheat opened ss15Ic righer, but later ruled
spc ,uiRtiye trading no I White nominal ;
No. = Bed, sept, s9I49oc; oct, 9J%Sp
82c; Nov aptI9i3; OeC., S51kd9j%c; Jan.
S6MI91ac Fab 9ShQ9)c.
COru u shaie better and quiet Mixed west
| err, -pI', hSIG2Lc; TO trtUru, 5i1SaGIAc
p.t. l+dbc, higher No. z August, are
September, 3ikc; October, S2Ssfp32kc; S'Iiu
3JTRi!c We torn, 32yt.c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

The ofllco held by the Kidneys is ono OF im
portancc. They act IA natures sluice-way TO
carry on the extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taken irto the stomach and those that are
formed In the blood. Any clogging or inac.
tion OF these organs are therefore Important.
kidney.wo ia Natures efficient assistant I'm
keeping the kidneys In good working order,
strengthening them and inducing healthy
action. II you would get well snd keep we'll,
tako Kidney wort
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
finger AInputatsu,

Last evening about o'clock as Charles
Offender, a lad, 10 years of ago son OF
Christ'a an Offender Of the Eighth ward, was
assisting some other vorkmen at the scrap
maChire in Bradcl's cigar factory, corner
of West King and Mary streets, be slipped
and had the fingers OF his right hard
raught in tho oogs, and crushed to jelly.
DTs Mccormick and NJ. L. Davis. am
putatcd tho middle and third fingers
between the second aud third joints. The
little finger also was badly crushed, but
will bo savCp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Are you disturbed at night ar1 bTukon' oi
your rest by sick child Suffering ana crying
with the e1oruciatius pain OF cutting teeth
" SC, 20 Mt once and get bottle 1T N ItS. WIN
the poor little sufferer immediately--,ic
upon IL A: there ~ no mistake about II. There IL
not mother on earth VINO has over used II
VINO will not tell you at once that IL VII
Regulate thu bowels, and give rUst 20 the
mother, and rCliet AMI health TO the child, ops
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly BIio To- nse
In Nil eases, ana pleasant to tho taste, and Is
the prescription OF ono Of the oldest and beat
female physicians In the Unite: Statea. SOLD
everywhere % cents a Hott'"
rap3l-lydN W ,akw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
nsIen,sa ON nansa. uornn. rroossa,nr.

George McKtllips,a ten. year old boy who
was arrested by Reading railroad officer
for jumping train on Water street and
committed TO tho county prison by Alder
man McConomy, was taken before Judge
Patterson yesterday afternoon on writ Of
habeas corpus and discharged IL was
shown that tho little fellow had not rid
den on tho cars at all, but had merely
crossed train that was blookading West
King street.
Frederick Suters, arrested at tho Same
time Rs young McKillps, was discharged
on wit Of habcas corpus this morn
inn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
PRICES OF ADMISSION


single Tickets TOT A.Llts......"..,...5O Cents.
single Ticket (ChtIdren under ~ 30 Cents,
8g-StrCet.Car Limo Direct 10 tho Fair
Ground ttTG only cents,
READ rms! REDUCED pRICESi
BUY yOurticket9 carly, save 80 cents on three,
Aud avoid tno crowdl seas Jt IiCkets, with
lnroe coupons (good for thrG' admisslonsl,
priuo 81, 90, To DO sold only NJ 10 Monday
evening, september lst, by the officers ana
managers, ana 1T tho following stores:
At Lancaster, ut BhCl's, Bars. FOn Der
smiths HeIr'-, Lthms ana Elinu's book
siOrrs, and in Columbia, Mount JOY, Ephratl
ititZ, Ma helm, New Holland, Strlsburg
luETry yYIilO, Marietta, SHia HHrbOr, Balm
IriuEG, Blri-in Hand. ConestUgu Centre, Ian
lisv llu, Marticyille, MOuntyile, New PrOvi
lCncG, Paradise, Intercourse, ErOwnstuwn
ivchaniCsbnrg. Oregon, Tcrrc Iiili, Wake,
deld, Buck, Chestnut LoYel, Farmersyilic
sS-EX. .UesION TICKETS at greatly rc
IuCed rates, including admission - the Fatr
vii be sold each day irom all stations on n!
tho railroads within tho county. Also, IIOu
harrisburg, York, Downingtown and, Por
Deposit al6 l5tdS!tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
We ,oept-all or Norhlng or 20 aud 80

LANCASTER, IA, Aug Y, 1851
T. me Lancaster y. Il. CluJ'
your challenge OF August !, 1881, to the Ir0u.
sides Base Ban "lub TO PLAY Il series OF fve or
-cNcn Im"s, wiuning club to take 10 per
cont OF receipts and losing club 80 per mt.
o. II preierrc winning club TO take all the re-
ccipts t each gam" ~ piayei, we accept aud
Will play you the Dirt game on saturday next
aud tnn srconi game on MONTY neYt tho
dttrS TO, the other games 10 bc hereafter
arfun n-Cl t the satisfaction OF both club.
Our pref rcnca IL al or nothing.
IRnNSIDES
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

On Tuesday, the occasion OF the grand bal
Icon ascension. u cheap excursion will be run
to Lancaster. Round trip tickets, good Tor two
days or return same day. Train leaves Quar-.
ryvillo AT G.25 q. IN fare only 6GC. Leave
H. hratt ut slt fare, zoe. Leave IititZ at
sl2 tAro, sos. Leave Mannheim at s.l7 ana s.54
\ m: taIe &C. Everybody coming TO Ian
easter on Tuesday on the cheap excursion.
The only cheap peXcur,ion TO Lancaster during x
the week The balloon ascension on the fair
grOunds special train returning leave Ian.
castor (KiuK street, at Is, running through
20 RCAuirg. hg7 % 3Osl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

The funeral of tho late Andrew McGnnis
took place this afternoon from his resi-
denCc on West Lemon street, aud was
at'cIlcd by the Lancaster Lodge No. 67,
| q. o f., Washington Encampment,
No. II, Admiral Reynolds post, No. 4O5,
q. A. 4 and nearly all Of he members
a. the lancaster Fenciblts who now live
H. tho oily. The interment was made at
the Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Chicago, Aug. 27,--TAe Files Chandler
hghC WITH small gloves took place Ia n
livery stable here last night The absence
OF smuggling 10 the first three rounds dis
gu5ted the spectators, who had paid $50 a
head. La the fourth round Chandler gave
FIlos a rcsourdiug blow on tho neck, and
knocked him out.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
IRONSIDEs H. B {.
Psonit r.y,nsnt OF Accident Insurance

Mr. VIM. j. Eleger, the representative OF
tnc Ac enL insurance company, OF Sorth
America, this morning paid Samuel Young
sl5 thr amount to which he was entitled by
reason Oian NJ ,ident he met with. The aCci.
dent 'us only reported 10 tina company on
MONDAY and thi' morning. the check tor the
n q unit claimed was received
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
JJEdTsfs.

SToEMFELrz.-In this city, on tho 25th inst
Jacob stormictZ, in the 7sth year OF his age.
The relatives md friends Gt the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral,
from his late iesidcnCe. No $40 East Orange
street, on THURSDAY afternoon at . O'Clock
intermCnJ At Lane. .,ster cemetery. 10
HAAS In this city, on the 27th inst rhilip
Haas, IN tho o5th year OF his age.
Dearest fa: her thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we tcspiy feel,
But It's Got who hath 6ofrtt as
lie can all our sorrows heal.
Thc relatives amt friends OF the tamily, also
81. j Joseph's and 1t. Peters beneficial soc!otioJ.
ara respectfully invited to attend ihG funeral
from his late residence. 40. iOj Middle street.
on fr'day morning NJ * O'Clock. high mass
a st AntnOny'S church IuterInunt at 81.
JOsrph's CnmetnrY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

JaoJb Stormfoaz an old aud highly ro-
Fp"cted citja u, diyd at HIS residence, No.
$40 East Oua"Go t.Ieot on Monday, In the
18th year o, hjs ago. lie was au honest,
hard working, hoDnahl" man kind.
hearted and gentle a q woman generous
70 iaul-, AMI ever Icriv "a assist the
L,'dy or tie di,trr,sad IEo lived Il quiet
and useful lie, never sousht p!cfcrnsnt oi
any kind, but Ia his od age was chosen
for \ year of two na mrsssnrpl 10 CITY
councils, the duti"s OF wnich Cffico h, con
eu'iously performed. He was Democrat
from youth up, and voted the DeulucratIc
ticket ever since the GayH uf jackson. His
funeral vii take place Thursday after,
ICON at 9 O'c,r.k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
Hnmnnnal Imnn.IsraI ,hi.ya. 1

BILE and dishonest Dr. Thom1S Eoteotrfc on
Tor dlphtheria, catarrh, asthma rheumatism
ana all aches, sprains, and pains Is not n thing
OF deception but II pleasant and honest re
medy. IL IL honestly put up, honestly sold,
and does what IL claimed TOR IL. FOR sale by
". Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
A ristingui.hsd PreIatc

Very Rev. ), G.. Hatherly, archdsan of
tho Greek churoh ~ Constautnoplc. is in
Lancaster to day aud diued at the
pWochal lresidsuce offs Authony's church
with Rev. A +. Kaul, tho pastor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
MIrnixsn YroninnIoni,,.

LANSING, Mioh., Aug. 27.--At 10 O'Clock
this morning tho Prohibitionist state con ).
vontion was called to order under tenn.
porary organization. Committees were
appointed and recess taken till the after.
noon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Dr.. w. u. Wright. Cincinnati. o., sends the
sUbJoincd professional endorsement ~ have
prescribed DIG. WA, HALLS BALsAM FOR
THE LUNGS In "A great number OF cases. aud
always with success. One case In particular
was given up by several physicians who had
been called In for consultation with myself
fho patient had all the symptoms OF confirmed
.onhumpiion-cold night sweat 8, hectic fever
increasing coughs, etc. He commenced imme-
hyttciy 10 get better and was soon restored %
his usual health, found DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIL LUNGS the most valua
bio eSpectorGnt tor breaking up distressing
&C Cughy and CUIus
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Liberty Band, OF Lebanon, excursion Ia
Philadelphia and Atlantic City, on Thursday,
nugust -. Round trip tickets, good tor three
dIN n. from Philadelphia Zone day from Allan =
&c City). Through train leaves Lancaster
lKirg strceD nj 5iS; Landlsvillo, 6l3. fare
"nly 800 Leave Mannheim at 6:27 Lititz
6SS I Ephrata, 7,OI. Fare only $3.50. Train
VIII return same night leave Atlantic City al
100 p. m. Last seashore excursion OF the sea-
son. au2l,23, ,25 27S2tw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Tho annual reunion of the Pennsylvania
and Maryland Union Medical association
will be held 10 Ephrata 10 morrow. This
cty and county will DO well represented at
the gathering.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
Famine IueyitaDIe in India

LONDON, Aug 81 --Adyccs from Cal
outtA stago ttH' a famine is inevitable at
Mysoro, owing q the brought, The
authorities arc taking the step, to provide
relief
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
A Hoard Jumper Settles His Bill

An ,lli3cr from Steelton arrived in this
city Oh Tuesday evening and took charge
oi CharlGs May, wanted for defrauding a
landlord cut of n board bill. May settled
the mattar with the OIL or by paying the
bill and aas released from custody.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Franklin and Marshall college will open
its fall term "n Thursday, September ith,
at 10 4. m. Tho opening address will DO
delivered by Rev. E.V. Gerhart, D. D. The
examination for admission OF Wednesday,
AT ? m. Tho Theological seminary will
DO Op"uCd NJ tho samo time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

CARLO. Aug 27.-kumOrs are current
that Elypt has notified England that sno
is bankrupt since yesterday, and is uDGble
TO no their current expenses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

The gang Cf tramps arrested in East
HempHcld township. on Sunday was heard
by Alderman Spurrier this afternoon.
Emalucl tomch aud Gottlieb Miller
proved their Innocence and were dis
charged. Tho remaining members Of the
gang wcro committed in default of bail,
aud in addition, John Wheeler, cne OF the
gang, was held on tho charge Of feIOni-
ously entering the rcsidencl Of b. +. Good
man