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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
Death of q rnArd nracnt

Bernard Breoht, proprietor of the
saloon at the corner of Middle and Duke
streets, died at his home this morning.
Deceased was forty-four years of
age and wei known throughout
tho cy. Atoao lime no was a clndidate
for tte nomination Of sheriff o. the Re-
publican ticket without any chance of
success. He loayes no imm sdiats family,
but hiss q brother in the West,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
n Special Invitation.

We especially invite a trial by all those sui
ferers from Kidney and Liver Complaints
who have failedto obtain relief IRON doctors.
Natures great remedy, Kidney-Wort, has
ELECTED cures in many obstinate cases. II
acts NJ onCe on the kidneys, Liver and Bow
els, cleaning tho system OF all poisonous hu-
mors ana restoring a healthy condition OF
those important organs, DO not be discour.
aged but try II,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
Forty.two Deaths from Cholera

MARsEILLEs, July 17.-Twenty- one
deaths from cholera occurred here last
night and seven at 0 o'clock this morning.
ToULoN, July 17.-Fourteen deaths
were were reported here from cholera last
night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17

The contract for building an iron fence
In front OF the new South Prince stl eet
public school house, has been awarded to
Potts * Weber at the price of 1896.
The price Of the contract with Kaufman
q Keller, for coal, for school purpose is
s3. 10 per ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
IN American Lnay rop,i.t Kius,

LONDON, July 17.-Among the persons
killed by the falling of an express train
through a bridge on the Manchester &
Sheffield railway. near Permission yester.
day. was Mrs. EdlestoD. an American
lady, who was visiting in England.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
Pilssi rilos P,iesf

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles One box has cured the worst case OF 20
years standing. NO ono need suifer nye min
ment. 1t absorbs tumors allays itching, acts
as podltice, gives instant relief. Prepal ed
only tor Piles, itching OF tho private parts,
nothing else. Sold bv druggists and mailed
on receipt OF paico, sl. Sold by IA. Is. Coch.
ran, druggistl37 ana l39 North Queen street. l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
A UONSPIRAUY
Discovery Of Plot TO Blow Up tho Cz,ri
Palace,

DBCUVtTy OT q FIUt 10 bIUW Up thb VINH
Palace.
ST. PETERsBURa. July 7.-Tho exist
enoe of a plot to blow up the palace at
Warsaw during the Czar's stay there has
been discovered A justice of the peace,
named Blisbouski, who is suspected of
completely in the conspiracy, has been ar
rested. A quantity of arms and dynamite,
which were to have been used by the
plotters in carrying out their design, were
found,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
Une Failure Caus,. anotner

New York, July 17.-Kiernan reports
that the Pendleton banking company. of
pondleton, Madison county, Ind, closed
It's doors as the result Of the Fletcher &
Sharpe failure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17

Miss CJrrie Musser, of Marietta, has a
curious I. 1t Is large owl, measuring
about -four feet from tip to tip of tho
wings, and was sent to her by friend in
Roanoke county, Va. 1t is quite tame,
and generally sits on tree near the house,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
thirteen Years. Dyspepsia.

~ suffered with dyspepsia for l3 years"
writes John Albright, esq. of Columbus,
Ohio. " "Sdmdritdn NerVine cured me-" AS 1t
always cures such disorders. At druggists.
jyl5.lwdeod&w
ALL who arc afflicted with salt rheum, itch,
scald head, impetlgO, ana every other erup.
ton or the skin, should use Glenn's Sulphur
Soap jyII-lwdeodSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17

=. VIENNA, July 17.-Paul Hammer, the
Mormon missionary, for whose arrest a
warrant has been issued, but who has dis.
appeared, is portrait painter and a native
OF the island Of Fyen. He came to Amer
lea some time ago and settled In Nevada.
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Dr. Frazier'a Urot pitters,

frazicr's Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage, but ara strictly medicinal in every
Kidneys, keep the bowels opon and regular
cleanse tho blood ana system OF every impu.
rlty. Sold by druggists, 81. Sold by H. Is.
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen
Street.
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WE ArHEH INDiuArinNr-

WASHINGTON, July 17.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northerly
winds, stationary temperature, higher
barometer.
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Firemen uuried Under a burning xoor

ToRoNTo, July 1.-THE stables belong
ing to Thomas Hall, on Parliament street
were destroyed by fire this morning. The
roof fell in and buried several tiremen in
the ruins. Thomas Gilbert was instantly
killed aud other were seriously injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
A Drug Failure In Mexico.

Cry or MEXICO July 17.-Max'mn,
De La Losea, owner of nine drug st ores
failed yesterday liabilities S275, 900. A
meeting of creditors has been called,
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ApEOIAL NOTICES.

Hop Piasters are clean, sweet and pleasant
TO use. Fresh Hops combined with Balsarns
and Gums. More powerful than any other
porous plasters. 25 cts.
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from syracuse, n. Y

felt weak ana languid had pllpHation
or the heart and numDncss OF tho limbs, Bur.
dock BiOod Bitters have certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent" Mr.. j. NJ. wright.
For sale by ~. II. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l3D North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17

FoT Lame bicg sIuB or Cnest, uss Bai
LOIrS POROUS PLASTER. Price. u cent
Sold by Il. u. Cochran, druggist, lS7 and l3g
North Queen street. Lancaster 'chItsodf
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DE4 TIlS.
this city, July Is, Miss Kate

ZLMMERMAS.-ln this city, July Is, Miss Kate
J.. Zimmerman.
Her friends, and frIon' OF the family, are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from the residence of J. Il. Russell No. li9
North Queen street, on Friday afternoon.
tho 18th, at4 o'clock.
BRECnT. July II, 1891, in this city, Bernard
BreCht, I'm the attn year OF his age.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from hts late
residence, corner OF Middle and south Duke
streets, on Saturday afternoon At 2 O'Clock 2t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
a 6anpcwder Expiosiou Against a monu-
nsnt.

LONDON, July ia box Of gunpowder
which had been placed against the monu.
ment erected to the memory Of Lord
Herbert, in the market place at Salisbury,
exploded at II o'clock last night. The
pedestal was injured,
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INE. q. N. brown.

PHYsIOIAN AND oCULIsr,
Has Removed TO No. 10 WEST ORANGE 81,
Eve and Ear treated. Glasses adjusted. suS
peri0r spectaclos ON hand aud 90 order.
.ie2l.lydTh
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II we can cure au ache, or sprain, or pain
Or lnncnCss or burn, or "a Druise, or IA bite,
bv using Thomas Ectectric OF, let's do it
Thomas Eciectric OF Is known to be good.
Let's try H.. For sale by n. u. Cochran, drug
Rist, l3i AND l3g NOrth Qnocn street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
CuEAP FUEL. CHEAP FUEL.

GRAPE HOTEl-LAGER BEEK AND
~ Excelsior Saratoga Water on Draught
Henry ltahter, proprietor OF tho Grape Hotel
~ ana 81 North Queen street, has remOdeled
tho barroom, erected firstclass Retrigerators
anI has now on draught Charles CIass's eel.
ebrated philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which he ls sole agent in this city. Also SAR-
ATOGh WATER from the famous Excelsior
springs, Saratoga, N. Y. A full assortment OF
the purost Wines and Liquors on sale.
m27.2md
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philadelphia.
7 Associated Press.

Stocks steady.
,ulhiolphta = Ef1e II. h.,...~..... ....,... l04
!sGtlihk RLlIroau Observation-Disclosures. ,2x
pennsylvania Railroad .................... biG
i!cnigh valley Railroad d...................., ~
United Companies of New Jersey
northern Paciiic.: ............,..........,. l7A
Northern Pacific Preterrel. Az
EOrthc1n Central Railroad ,......,.....,.., -.
Lonigh Navigation Company ,......,..... al
hofrisloWn hailroad, ........... go. ... los
Central Transportation COiupany..... . 3S
BuiiSio, Y and philadelphia. w
iiEto 5rhuvlNlil LEiiTnsn -. ...... 80. co
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a puIcE fyecoyery

CoLDEs's Liquid Bcct Tonic will cure indi-
gestion. and perpetuato bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. wdeodSw
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Who were on the Expedition.


The Greedy colony sailed from st. Johns
1881. The Proteus left the party
at Lady Franklin Bay, August IS
1881, and returned home. Since tha
date nothing has been heard of Greel,
| until to-day. An Intellectual effort wa
made by the Neptune in July, 1882, anC
| again by the Proteus, under Lieutenan
Darlington, in June, 1883. The PrOteu
was crushed by ice and sunk last April
| The government offered reward o.
s25, 900 for the discovery of tho Greedy
party.
In June 1881, preparations having beet
| made for the United States Arctic colony,
| the following named officers and enlisted
men were assigned 10 duty as an exEeii-
tionary force to Lady Franklin Bay
First It., A. w. Greedy, Fifth cavalry,
acting signal officer assistant, married,
wlfe's present address, San Diego, Gala.
Second Lieut.. Frederick F. Bislingbury,
Eleventh infantry, acting signal officer,
James b. Lockwood, Twouty-Lhrd
infantry, acting signal officer, Washington,
ID. c., unmarried, son of Gen. Lockwood.
Sergt. Edward Isreal, signal corps, Kala
mazoo, Mich, unmarried Sergt.
Winfield s. Jewell, signsi corps,
Lisbon, N. H., unmarried. Sargt. Geo w.
Rice, signal corps, Washington, born
at Sidney, n. s., unmarried. Sergeant
David G. Ralstor, signal corps, born At
Bloomfield, Ohio, unmarried. Sergeant
Hampden 8. Gardiner, singal corps Phila
born at Phila., unmarried. Sergeant VIM.
A. Crap, general service Washington
married. Sergt. David l. Brainard,
Company L., End cavalry, New York.
Ssrgt. David Linn Company c., 2ni
cavalry Philadelphia. Corporal Paul
Grimm, Co. H., 18th infantry. Cor
poral Nicholas, sailor, Co II I'd cavalry,
of Cincinnati, born in Germany, uumar-
ried. Corporal Joseph Ellison, Co. Il =,
10th infantry, of Fort Wayne, Indiana,
born in Germany. Private Charles B.
Henry, company L, 9th cavalry, Cinc:n
natl born in Germany. Private Maurice
Connell, company b, 3rd cavalry,
Wyoming territory, born in Ire.
land. Private Jacob Bender, company
F, 9th infantry, Omaha born in
Germany. Private Francis Long, Co. f.,
9th infantry Omaha, born in Germany.
Private VIM. Whisler,Co f, 18th infantry,
Monon, Indiana. Private Henry Bierder-
bicl, Co. g., 18th infantry, Cincinnati, born
in Germany. Private Julius Fredericks,
married. Private VIM. A. Ellis, Co. G,
ed cavalry, New York.
Octave Pavy, NJ. d., was taken on board
at Disco, Greenland, to I'll the
position of acting assistant sur.
geon with the expeditionary force,
married, wife's address Maryvillo, Mis-
souri,, and p. II, Schneider, private, com =
pany \, First artillery, enlisted at Fort
Columbus, N. Y, born in Germany.
Corporal Daniel q. Starr, company
+, Second cavalry, and Private
James Ryan, Co. II. 2rd cavalry, were
relieved and returned in the Protcus,
In addition to tho men mentioned above,
Jens Edward, an Esquimaur, and
Frederick Thorley christensen a half
breed, both of whom were engaged at
Proven, accompanied the expedition. The
Arctic colony consisted Of 2j men all told,
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY II, 1894
THE DEAD ALIVE.
rINpISu or Tar aKEELy SURVIVORS.
Tho Government Expedition discover areeIy
ana Six OF nis Party Ice Bound and
Nearly Dead from starvation

| ana Six OF uis Party Ice Bound ana
| Neatly Dead from starvation
WASHINGTON, July 17.--The acting SEQ.
retary OF the navy has just received a
telegram from st. John, stating that the
Greedy relief expedition has found the
survivors, oight in oil, of Lieutenant
Greely's Arctic exploring party.
The rescuing party found tho survivors
at 9p. m, June 22d off Cape Sabine in
Smiths Sound. Sergeant Ellison had lost
both hands and feet by frost-bito and died
at Godhaven July 9th, after amputation
had been performed. or the twenty five
persons composing tho expedition, seven.
teen perishcd by starvation, One was
| drowned while trying to procure food.
| Twelve bodies of the dead were brought
home. Five other bodies buried In the
| ice, were swept away to sea- Another, an
Esquimaux, was buried at Disco.
Greedy abandoned Fort Conger, August
9th, 1883, and reached Baird Inlet, Sept.
| Goth following, with entire party we'll.
They abandoned all their boats and wero
adriit thirty days on an ice floe. On 90.
tober 81 thoy established permanent camp
! at the point where they were found.
For the last nine months the party lived
on scant food, some Of it cooked by Sir
George Mares in 1916, and damaged by
age. Lately the party were living on seal
skin strips cut from their clothing. Since
their rescue the survivors have much i'm
proved. When found their condition was
critical in the extreme. aud delay OF forty.
eight hours in reaching them, would have
been fatal to all now living. All Greely's
records and instruments have been brought
homo. All the death occurred this year.
The survivors number seven, not eight,
as reported. They are Lieut.. Greeley,
Sergeant Brainard, Sergeant Fredericks,
Sergeant Long, Sergeant Ellison, Hospital
Steward BeibeIbach and Private Connell.
They were found by the relief ships Thetis
and Bear, near the mouth Of Smiths
Sound.
Tho Doau ana the Date OF their Demise.
The names of the dead recovered and
tho date of death, all in 1884. were Sergt.
Cross, January /; Frederick Eskimo,
April 8 (probably meant for Frederick
Thorley Christensen, half breed) Sergt.
Linn, April 9 Lieut.. Lockwood. April 0 :;
Sergt Jewell, April 12; Private Ellis, May
10 +; Sergeant RaIston, May 80; Private
Whistler, May "a Sergeant Israel, May
81 Lieut.. Kingbury, June !; Private
Henry, June 9 a; Private Schneider, June
1S.
Tho bodies buried in the ice and not re-
covered wero Sergeant Price, April !;
Corporal Salem, June Private Bender,
June 10 !; Acting Assistant Surgeon Pavy,
June 9; Sergeant Gardner, June II.
Drowned-Jens Edwards, an Esquimaux,
April24
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-04
HEDGEsvILLE.

There was quite number present at
the Republican meeting last Saturday
night, and were addressed by Messrs.
Pitzer, Reilly and Evans. Mr.. Evans
produced strong arguments to show that
West Virginia needs change and he
proved them, too.
Tuesday 8 rain has proved great ben
eft for several reasons. 1t gives our en-
terprising shoe maker chance to work
in his shop as it is not good for election
eering. We would say to all who may
be in doubt. that our fellow-townsman
is worthy the position for which he as
pires.
Mrs. E. c. Williams and family are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Jacob Naylor killed dog last
Tuesday on the street which was suppos-
ed to be mad.
New corn on the market at so cents a
bushel. SILVER CITY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-04
FAIR-VIEW.

Welcome! Oh, thrice welcome, gentle
rain-only little more of it.
Mr.. Monroe McAllister has quit the
farm and moved to your city.
Mr.. VIM. Sheetz expects to move to
Martinsburg also. We are sorry to lose
such good citizens from our midst.
Some hunters Of your town were in
this neighborhood on Saturday last and
carried in with them 8 opossums, seven
squirrels and rabbit. Boys, we have
no lection to yer takin dem dar 'possum,
but please do not come after any more
squirrels.
The young ladies of the grammar
school purpose holding a picnic in Cool
Spring Hollow on Saturday, 4th. We
wish them pleasant time.
Mr.. John Bogert and wife just return
ed from visit to their mother, Mrs. Lee
fevre.
We had pleasant call from Mr.. Dodd
the Democratic candidate for Assessor
He is a gentleman in every respect, and
if elected will fill that Office with credit.
The first month of Fail View school
closed Oct. LIST. The monthly report
shows an increase in attendance of 90
per cent. more than last year, and so per
cent more than two years ago. This
shows thatstbe parents of this community
feel deeper interest in the education of
their children than formerly.
Mr.. J. Walper Snyder has a team en-
ployed hauling stone for the bridge,
which is soon to be erected at Riley s
ford.
Mr.. VIM. McAllister and wife, of Hall
town, paid visit to their parents this
week. NYE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-04
GAN0T0WH ITEMS.

The much desired and most devoutly
wished for rain, has been coming down
to-day to the joy of all.
Many springs in this vicinity have
failed, and Back Greek has reached the
lowest point for five years.
But little seeding has been done farm
ers have been waiting for more moisture,
but the wheat will get into its 9 little
bed " in hurry now
Rev. j. r. Pardew preached two good
sermons at the Quarterly Meeting on the
21st, and announced q protracted meet
ing to begin Oct. 9Th, at 7:30 p. m.
The FairYisw congregation are making
some progress toward the erection of .
church.
Bro. C. E. Feather began his duties as
teacher at New Hope on the ED. and en-
rolled about dozen pupils during the
first week.
81. C. Evans opened the Ganotown
school on the Goth, and has enrolled thir-
teen 90 far.
Mrs. William Barney was right severe
" bruised the other day by falling over
fence she is about again.
Mrs. John d. Barney, of Glengary, has
been suffering for several weeks with a
painful tumor upon the right cheek, and
is now under the medical care of DR..
Snodgrass, of Aartinsburg.
| had occasion to pass through Darkes-
vile last week, and was subjected to the
indignity OF paying toll for three miles
of the pike while travelling but two. The
company ought to remove the vixen who
takes toll at that place. This is not her
first offence, by any means.
Mr.. Marion Henshaw is the only Re-
publican candidate who has honored me
with call Now don t know whether
to take this as slight or compliment,
whether they consider me as staunch or
as worthless. will, however, take un-
til Oct. 18th to consider upon the matter,
holding my vote in allegiance meantime.
The Democratic candidates have been
more friendly toward me, but some OF
them won't know me after the election,
and it will not help them much to know
me before the election.
l regret that l cannot promise myself
the pleasure of hearing Judge Maxwell
and Hon. John w. Mason speak in Mar
tinsburg on the 9th inst. TEMPLAR.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-04

REPORT of Fifth Ward, for Sept,
1884. Division A-Number pupils en-
rolled Al, per cent. of daily attendance
90. Names of pupils who received five
or more head-marks: Clarence
Smith 10, George Watson 10, Thomas
M. Russler 8, Daniel Pitzer 6, May
Copenhaver IL, Josie Powell II, An
ME Harper 5.
The following named neither absent
nor tardy: May Copenhaver, Annie
Custer, Anna Smith, Josie Powell,
Blanch Mcdowell, Flora Sprinkle,
George Watson.
ALICE V. WILSON, Teacher.
Division B-Number pupils enrolled
80, per cent. of attendance 90. Names
of pupils who were neither absent
nor tardy: Belle Riding, Florence
Fost, Lottie Caldwell, Lottie Zepp,
Mamie Duvall.
JENNIE E. MANN, Teacher.
Division C-Number of pupils enroll
ed 35, per cent. of attendance ST.
Pupils who have been neither absent
nor tardy: Pearlie Hedges, Lille Nc
Dowell, Bessie Duvall, Charlie Rid
ings, May Custer.
ADA w. RODERICK, Teacher.
Division D-Number Of Pupils en-
rolled SO, per cent. of attendance 49,.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy: Ella
Rust, George Rust, Minnie Rankins,
Hattie Zepp, Oda Russler, Katie
Rust, Maud Gatrell, Laura Wolf,
Frank Bagent, Perry Shriver, Earnest
Trammell, Willie Smith, Daniel Sui
livan, Vernon Powell.
CLARA CUTTING, Teacher.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-04
BALTIMORE MAeKETs

BEEF CATTLE.-Prices of beef cat
tie ranged as follows: Best S 25aS5 IS ;
that generally rated first quality rs
ass %; medium or good fair quality
2 75aA q, ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows 50a$2 IS. Extreme range
of prices 50a$5 IS. Moet of the sales
were from 00as5 IS per 100 MS. OF
the cattle received log head came from
Maryland, 1885 from Virginia, 287
from Kentucky, so from New York,
245 from West Virginia, 5S7 head
from Ohio, and l27 from Pennsylvania.
| SwINE.-There is heavy Increase
| in the receipts over last week, and the
quality Of the offerings averages about
| the same. There were more heavy
hogs than last week. but the demand
Is moderate at decline offuliy icper
ID. We quote at CAST cts, with most
sales at 7ia84 cents per n net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Trade is fair
for good sheep and lambs, and com.
mon stock hard to sell. We quote
butcher sheep at 22a4} cents, and few
extra At cts; lambs at 33a5i cts pei
! Ib gross. Stock sheep 50as2 rs pen
head.
GENERAL MARKETS. - Western
-four 8 50a$4 IS, family lass SO. Butter.
best 26a28, good 18a24. Eggs 20a2l
Chickens to 12c. per n. for old and
4 IL TO 10 for young.
/ New corn, 50 and "a cents for white
and IS for very dry yellow.