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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
sEIasBoRBOoD NEWS.
Events Near aud Across tho county

Events Near aud Across tho Uounty Lines.
Some Of tho laboreis employed at getting
out river sand earn "a per day at Harris.
burg.
The Grand lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet Ia Harrisburg on the second Tuesday
in May.
The Reading school board announces q
reduction ia tho rate Of school taxes In
that town.
Mias Kato Diomnr, who resides with A.
X. Davis at Tredyirrip, Chester county,
with her brother and sisters, have fallen
heirs to $50, 900 in Germany, where their
parents reside.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad company has
ordered the construction OF 1877 locomo-
tivos OF all classes at the Altoona shops
The company has standing order Mt
these shops for i4O locomotives year.
Fifty section hands of the Itoading road,
employed on tho Jersey Central division,
were discharged An ordor has been
issued To all employees that hereafter II
any OF them use tobacco during working
hours they will bo discharged.
The Pennsylvania Editorial association
will mako its annual excursion this year
TO Gattysburg, taking advantage of tho
new railroad communication between
Harrisburg and tho famous battle field.
IL is IlNoly tho annual reunion will 10
held this : oar sOiDc time near tho middle
Of June.
A son and thIoo q aughtCrs of Mrs.
CatharineSrioss, in the eastern section OF
Baltimore, have boGn seriously i'll for moro
than n week past and wednesday tho son
died. Tho daughters are convalcscing but
tho physicians fear a relapse. PartakiBg
OF sauCr krluL purchased in market sup.
posed to havo contained poison is thought
to have been tho cause.
Ralph Caldwell, Of Carlisle, agod eleven,
was lost from Carlisle on Saturday after
noon aud Slrayed AS far az York. IIe
reached York on Saturday. That night
ho slept in wagon in a barn. On Mon
day and Tuesday no slept in tho market
house in York and was found there by a
policeman and u gentleman from Carlisle.
lie had had nothing TO eat for two days.
Theo Cunningham arrested ia this city
for stealing watch and chain from his
brOthcr-inlaw in Oxford, pleaded guilty
in the Chester county court last week aud
in Wow Of tbs fact that ho had a family of
five children depending upon him for
support and that no had already been con.
fined some time in jail, hc was sentences
10 - fine aud costs, aud four months in
jail.
DuIiug 1888 tho business OF tho forty.
two Pennsylvania state insurance com.
panies aggregated in income, $ll, ,lSS,-
OjO.40, and in losses paid, including
salaries, taxes and miscellaneous expenses
Sl1, 1,llS, ,350.s3 The excess Of income was
SG0, G90.G6, which, with income from in
vcstmcnts amounting to 81, ,OSl.4i,
after dcduCtiug II, SOB GG4 80 in dlvidcnds
left q surplus Of $2iO,0lG.sO.
Judge Mcpherson has decided tho
Stceiton contested election case IN favor of
tho respondent, Ii. II. Snare, who Was
returned Az elected constable Of that
but whose election was contested
on the ground that the ballots which bore
his name were inscribed Republican
Borough Ticket" Judge Mcpherson
decides that while such ballots oro illegal
aud rcprehonsiblo they will no. alone
inyGiidatC m election.
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ReguIars,

One OF the strongest proofs of the value OF
Kidney Wort as a remedy for all diseases OF
tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, is the tact that
II Is used ana prescribed by Irregular" ply.
sicians. Philip z. Ballou, NJ. ID, OF Monkton
VI, says Take It all in all, II Is the most
successful have ever used
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Mr.. Dunlap Iteo'

Mr.. Dunlap Eeoovers Ei- claim Ia Full.
In tho case Of 4. J. Dunlap vs.. David
II. Potts, the jury this morning reached a
verdict in favor Of tho plIintin for sj50.37.
The next case attached was an action
for damages brought by Samuel Horst
against tho Pcunsy lvania railroad com.
paDy. Tho plaintiff in this case claims
that IN the month Of July, 1881, he was
driving with his wife over the crossing
of the railroad company at the llar.
risburg turnpike nOar Dilerville. The
cars of train which had been cut
were standing on either side Of the GROSS
ing. His horse, ~ ho claims, frightened
at the noiso of tho train and ran away,
throwing his vito ont injuring her 80
badly that sho wa unable TO bo about for
some time.
After tho jury had been sworn tho
counsel found that tho narr set forth that
the accident took place in 1881, when it
should have been 1882 The plaintiffs
asked leave to amend tho narr by correct
ing tho dato. Tho defense plead surprise,
juror was withdrawn and tho cause con
tuued.
No other cases were ready for trial apl
tho jurors were discharged.
A license WAS granted to Jacob Utzinger
to keep q restaurant on Middle street.
This is an old stand At which Mr.. Utzinger
in January applied for hotel license
The case was held under advisement until
to day, when tho restaurant license only
WAS granted.
Court adouraed to moet on Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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KEsUuru rEUm urATn

lEr following statement OF william J. Cough
IN, OF NomcrYille, Mass, IL 40 remarkable tnat
We h"g to ask for II the attention OF our read
ere. II" says "ln the fall OF 1876 | was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by Il severe cough, | soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. l was so weak at ono time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
NOR Oi 1871 was admitted to tho City Hospital.
While there tho doctors said | hat Il hole in
my lott lung as big rs q half.dOllHr. / eXpend-
ed over hundred dollars In doctors and med-
lcinCs Twas so far gone at one time report
V, 1T around that was dead. gave up hope
but Il friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BhlSAM FOR THE LUNGS. | laugho al
my friends, thinking my case inCurable, but |
got 10 title 10 satisfy them, when TO my SUR
prisea' Il grntihCnttOn, | commenced to te0i
bettor My hope, once dcnd, began to revive,
nud 70 lay tcol in hotter spirits tnan have
the past three years.
"l write this hoping you VITA publish II, so
that every one aflictod with Diseased Lungs
VIII he induced 10 take DIR WM. MALLS
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, ana bo convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. |
nave taken two bottles and can positively say
Thai IL ras done me moro good than all the
other medicines have taken since my SICK,
ness. My cough mas almost entirely disap,
pcarcd ana shall soon 90 able To 20 10 work. ;,
~"id Nv II. -. CuChrnn. lG7 North Queen street
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At tho regular monthly meeting Of the
l.. Is. G., last evening, after the transao
tion OF tho regular club business, it was
proposed by the president, DR.. Z. p, Day,
that tho club disband. After he had set
forth the reasons for 50 doing to the mem
bers, tho motion was carried by vote Of
ten to five and tho club was declared dis
banded.
After adjournment reorganization was
effected by ton members of the old club.
Will B. YOungman was elected president
and Chas. f Haborbush, secretary pro
tenn. Tho new club will bo chartered
organization, consisting of active and
energetic wheelmcn, who will endeavor to
increase tho interest in wheeling matters
throughout the city and county, making
Lancaster cycle centre of no mean i'm
poStance and credit to tho League Of
American Wheelmen,"
A committee was appointed to draft
constitution and by laws, and meeting
will DO held to night for the purpose Of
ceCting officers.
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THE rEDrsTKIAHs.

Fitzgerald steals "a March On KOweii and
Takes ana Keeps the Lead.
New YORK, May THE appearance Of
the men this morning participating in the
six days walking match in Madison Square
garden was markedly unfavorable to sew.
eral Of them. Nitaw, tho Indian, keeps
up his little score by short and energetic
daghes, but IL soou tired out and spends
moro Of his time off than on the track.
ROwall is no longer leader, Fitz
gerald having stolen n march on
him and put him no small dis
tancc behind. There was n good sized
crowd present, when at six o'clock, Fitz
gerald took tho lead. ROwoll, confident
of success remained in his hut sleeping,
while tho cx-aldcrman OF Long Island City,
getting up at au carly hour, began his
determined jogging, and amidst thunders
OF applause and every demonstration
possible to tho throng, he took tho
lead at six o'clock. Rowcll appeared
soon after, somewhat disappointed,
but looking bright and fresh. The
plucky ex alderman, however, kept ahead,
and when st IL o'clock be passed tho best
previous score Oh record at that hour, there
was a repatition of the plaudits and con
| gratuGtOns witnessed early IN the morn.
| ing. Friends Of Fit2gCialG confidently
assert that he will win the race his good
staying powers demonstrating that he will
be able to come OUT oi the match SUCCESS
inlly. At 10 a IN. Fitzgerald had made
3Sl and Rowell $40 miles Day, who is
an EngliShman, and tho champion twelve
| hours 4 day walker Of EHrland, withdrew
last evening.
The following Is the score of tho men at
10 Il. M: Fitzgerald 3Sl, RJwel 37G,
| Noromac 3j2, Vint 3ij, Uerty 3ii Pan
chot 33?, EI8on 3?2, Nitaw 1886
Fitzgerald maintained his wonderful
speed up so ten O'Clock, tho score then
showing him five miles ahead Of RoTell--
Noremac being tho third man then with
800 miles TO his credit He trOttCd along
gamely and was looking well
At noon Ilcrty was making the laps
more quickly than any Othor Of tho podcs,
trians. iin is striving fOr the fourth
place, and is in excellent form Ilo has
great staying powerS and rests very little.
Panch hopes to savo his entrance fee.
During the 10 hours preceding noon to.
day, ROwcll made fewer miles than any Of
his competitors, except Ilrlty and Pan
chOt.
Ats p. M, tho score is Fitzgerald 400,
ROwell 1914, NOremac 1868, Nint 1868, HeTty
800, Pauchot $40, Ellison 33S, Nitaw 1876
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There are innumcrablc instances where
cures have been effected by sOOvILL's SARsA-
PARILLA, or BLOOD LIVER SYRUP, tor all dis
eases OF the blood, whom tho Iaticnt had been
given up bv phy sicians. 1t ~ one OF the best
remedies ever offered 10 the public and as Il
proplr ed with tho ~ eateSt care, as a specific
Tor certain dl.ctsos, it IL no wonder that it
should bon ptr iioCtusl than hastily written
Rnd carcIcssly prepared prescriptions Take
SCoVILs Bio d AND LIVER SYRUP for all di4or.
dors Arising from impure blood. II Is On.
dors'd by all Lending professional men.
a2l-2wM. W&F
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CHIUAGO-lIOs --Reccipts, 5000 head ship.
mCnts 8. 200 head market slow and l0c lower
rough packinR, f5 l5a5 20 packing and
shipping, o. 75GBWi light, ., lOa5 65 skips,
rtdi7 Is.
CattlG.-Eccoipts, 400 head shipments 1900
head market weak but steady; export grades
81 2Ofl6 % gOOd to cDOice shipping, o. 1000 90
COmnOn to medium, s. 1905 O..
sheep-Rec"ipts, / 800 head shipments 500 |;
market active and hrm; Inferior TO iair, u 25
as 80; medium tO good, 70 5000 90; choice TO
extra, s. 75GG 40.
EAST LIBERTY -Cattle duh prime, 90 ESQ
% ; tair To uOOd. - 5O96; common, $tdpS
receipts, 1907 head; shipments, l9J head.
Hogs slow receipts, 600 head shipments,
l,2G1 mead; philadeiphias, tGOOlp8 10; Workers.
S5 511s5 20.
sheep activ- and arm prime wool, s. 75Q
90: clipped q 25@550; tair TO good wool, 81 70
o. O.; clipped, S3gi; lambs, - 5ldp6 30 re-
ccipts, LOO read shipments, 2,ipO head.
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Statute oT Limit ,ii,,s SAWS uim
A special dispatch from y. II. Reynolds,
esq, Of government counsel in the cas-,
to tho INTEELIGENCEG to day says
"WAsmNGToN, DC, May The court
has decided that Kollngg'a = oiIenso is barred
by the statute of limitations aud he was
therefore acquitted"
An associated prcss dispatch saya ain
the Kellogg case to-day the court held that
tho offeusc was barred by the statute of
limitations the case was submitted 70 tho
jury and verdict of mot guilty was
rendered"
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Trials nj HarrIabuF0

HARRISBURG, Pa, May IAN opinion
was filed to day in the case of the com
monweaIth against tho national transit
company for taxes, in which judgment is
ordered to be entered for the defendant OH
the ground that the amount asked for ex
ceeds already what tho defendant is really
Obliged to pay.
Henry Boston was put on trial to day
for the murder Of Joseph lIeudrickson in
December last.
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May DAY,

May enters clear aud warm aud pleasant
We hear of no May parties, however, and
tho town wears dull, lazy appearance,
indicative of "spriug fever" Long strolls
through tho streets, from Centre Square
to the suburbs, have failed to reward the
reporter with single thrilling " locaW or
4 nOsogRY of MAY flowers.
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" me Whte Stdue."--Thls melodra,pn OF
Barley ainpbcl's, placed high In tho list OF
his creations, haI been seen here before and
Will be rcmCmberel by those who witnessed
tls presentation tor It's exciting and startling
foaturei and It's fine scenery. The tableaux
agc very fine. ana there are seven acts com.
prisinG Tho Oii Kentucky Home" She ls
Ny slny","" The Floating wreck" "On the
Belle Creole" -" TIE QuadrCon's OATH" Red
rCvis Island " and She "a a Free born WHITE
woman" Tho play appears in Fulton opera
house to morrow evening
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aiiY IiAnd EaIr.

The attendance at the City band fair in
Mmnnerchor hall last evening was larger
than on any previous evening, Tho sales
were large aud satisfactory, the paddle
whoels especially being literally patron
lied. This evening the Lancaster Nam.
nerch0r will be present in body aud some
choice pieces will be sung by their nike d
choir Four large fancy horns filled will
fine dried grasses will bo chancGd Of.
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sullivan ProoIaIms a unalieuee.

CINCINNATI, o., May IA pugilistic
exhibition is being arranged for sullivan
at the Union base ball grounds on Sunday.
Sullivan challenges any man, Moryine
Thompson prefer ed, to staud up against
him for four rounds with gloves for 81, 600
aud receipts of the exhibition.
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PHILADELPHIA, May Tho quadren
NAL session OF the general conference of
tho Methodist Episcopal church was called
to order this morning by Bishop Simpson.
After an organization had been ELECTED
Governor Pattson delivered the address Of
welcome,
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HARPER, Kan, May IA desperate
attompt was made yesterday to rob tho
Medicine Valioy bank, Of Medicine Lodge,
35 miles west OF hero. Four armed men
attacked tho bank aud a desperate fight
ensued Tho cashier, George Gophert,
was killed, and the president, Mr.. Payne,
fatally injured. The robbers finally gal
loped away without securing any booty.
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SPFCIaL-As YOU Pass BY OuK FINE
- Tailoring Establishment don't fail TO look
IN tho show window; the leading Spring
styles are exhibited therein then walk In and
examine our entire stock. None 20 equal Il I'm
the city. Handsomely trimmed well made ana
perfect fitting garments a. surcd at moderate
prices a. II. ROSENSTEIN,
~ North Queen ST.
opposite the PostOihcc. In2IGmdR
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OUR NORTHERN NEI8unuRs.
Items OF Interest Around mount Joy uI
that Vicinity.


that Vicinity.
Mount Joy Star.
Next week the Dunkards will havo a
love feast at the Chiques Hill meeting
house, Rapho township. 1t will commence
on Tuesday dinner" and DO continued
in the evening and close on Wednesday
dinner"
VIM, Dihenbugh, Of Mount Joy town.
ship, sold one and one half acres of tobao
co to l.. Mendol at lS, 3; Peter Obcr.
hol zer sold to tho same party at 0, ,, , !;
John +. Ober, of EIizabethtown, sold ono
lot to j. A. Urich, at II, SO; Benjamin
Sweigart, $3.50 pounds at 0, 3; Eli Foster
2 acres at 0, 32.
Jacob Echelberger, one of tho most
highly respected citizens of Mount Joy
township. died after lingering illness on
Monday afternoon. He has been for mauy
yeaIs devoted member of the Dunkard
church. A wife, two daughters and three
sons, all of whom are grown up and mar.
ried, survive him. His funeral took place
this morning.
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nIauIe Snpnr.

Prof. WIN. b. Hall, who has lately been
visiting New York state, brought with
him from I,owville, Lewis county, and has
laid upon tho Office table block of maple
sugar. The devil tried to make off with
it on prctenso that IL was country soap,
but tho imposturo was detected and the
specimen will sweeten the editors tea.
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uenNy StnrmIn Kansns.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May IA special
from Cofieyyilo, Kas,, says : A heavy
wind storm yesterday blew down tho new
Christian church nearly completed The
church in falling crushed a house and
several people made narrow escapes. A
number Of other structures were wrecked.
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p. Lacey Goddard, inspector general of
Pennsylvania, and Maj. VIM. Moorehead,
Inspector of military equipments, arrived
In this city this afternoon at 1:35, for tho
purpose Of inspecting tho Lancaster mill
tary company, (Reynolds Guards.) Thirty
or forty equipped men are expected to be
in line. The inspecting officers visit Col.
umbia this evening to inspect the com.
pany In that borough.
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,leH Rurk NIarhetA


Mag JAR, Nav l-Flour-state and West
cgn dull
Wheat opened unsettled and ltGeesSc lower
Afterwards rulod stronger AMI recovered part
of decline trade only moderate No. White
nominal; No. lteh, May, sl r7IS0l OsA
June, 81 OlA1l IlA July. sl 08HGll O7Ls
Aug IL 0SA9l OiH; sept, 81 O3lSBl OF Dec,
81 O7Egl Os.
Corn A1lc lover: later recovered most OF
Iccliuu; Mixed Western spot at 56p62kc I;
do future, GlGlGiLsC.
oats y shade iowcr; no. May. 8Oa3sHc (;
Juuc, S7d37Ir stale iO6i6kc Western, 81
G3i6C.
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meeting i'OstponeCi.

Next Wednesday would be tho time fer
'he regular meeting, of examining surgeons
Of pensioners, but they will not meet until
the following Wednesday in order that tho
physicians may have an opportunity of
attending tho meeting of the National
Medical association In Washington.
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sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured tho worst case OF 20
years standing. No one need sntfer nVc min
utCs after using Williams Indian Pile ONT.
ment. IL absorbs tumOra allaYs itching, acts
rs podltico, gives instant relief. Prcpal ed
only tor riies, itchiUg OF the private parts
nothing else sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt of paicc, 81. Sold by "A, II. Coch,
ran, l37 and l30 North Queen street.
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READING, May This morning 400
Italian laborers employed by contractors
for the Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley
railroad, demanded sl,3j per day instead
OF 81 %. The demand was refused, when
they ceased work in a body and were paid
off. All s quiet.
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Meeting OF school Board.

a meeting of the school board will be
held this evening. The most important
matters to be decided are tho fixing Of the
school tax rate for the current year and
the selection of site for new school
house in the southern section Of the city.
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WASHINGTON, -. O., May lin the
House Morrison moved to 90 into commit.
tee on the tariff bill with the understand
ing that all debate cease at p. m. Tuesday
next.
Randall was willing but hoped he would
DO accorded an hour on Tue,diy. Tic
motion was carried.
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A deduction of Wages.

OMAHA, Neb, May 1.-The Union Pa
cifc railroad has reduced tho wages of all
employees, except engineers and liremen.
Those receiving over 81, 800 are reduced 10
per cent; over 81, 600 and under 81, 600,
l2t per cent, aud under $1,000, 10 per
cent.
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SECOND EDITION.
EVENING, MAYi, 1894
FOREIGN EVENTS.
A GREAT ACUIDENT IN LopDus
fifty workmen Buried Under tho Ruins OF
1Burned BuIldlng-A HittorioaI WORK
on irish Affairs Distur Dances

Fiay workmen Buried Under tho Ruins oI
aBurned BuiidIng-A Hi,torIcaI WORK
on irish a Jistur Dances
Ia spain.
PARIS, May flames Stephens ia en-.
gagged upon work entitled A History
of Feniansm and the Irish Republican
brotherhood, compiled from private
diaries and correspondence betweeD him
self and the late Fenian leader, John o..
Mahony. The way in which the organi-
zation spread in Great Britain, Ireland
and America, and the original constitu.
ton OF the brotherhood will be fully ex-
piaihed an impartial picture of the inner
circle up to 1870 will also be given,
Prominent Nationalists are aiding in tho
work
murderers UonSidt ration for hls r,rother.
PARIS, May 1.-The murderer Campi
was beheaded yesterday. He refused to
give his real name out Of consideration for
his brother, who is said to be an officer
in the army. Campi killed lawyer for
plunder.
Terrible Accident
The walls of Whiteley's mercantile store
ia London burned last Saturday, and col
lapsed little after noon to day. Fifty
workmcn are buried in the ruins.
Trouble In spnin.
MADRID, May 1.-The precautions taken
by the government indicate that yet more
serious disturbances than those of the past
few days are apprcbcndod. The Spanish
government has addressed remonstrance
to Prime Minister Ferry In regard to the
tax supervision exercised by tho French
authorities over the Spanish insurgents
interned in France.
a scotlaDd fire,
GLASGOW, May The establishment of
Barclay & Curtis, shipbuilders, buned
this morning. Loss, 100000.
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a Dividend Declared.

PHILADELPHIA, May THE Pennsyl-
wanna railroad company to-day declared a
semi annual dividend Of four per cent.
lioiders Of stock have the privilege of sub.
sciloing two per cent. of 1t In stock at
par.
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An AntI-IstHtDe Fee,ipg

hAoERsTowN Md, May 1.-The Re.
publican state convention met here to day.
Inc action taken would indicate an anti
Blaine feeling.
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Appointed assigneeB.

Jacob Fry and wife, Of West Hempneld
township, have made an assignment Of
their property to Christian J. Fry. Of
Manor. and Hiram J. Hershey, East
Icmpfleld
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usnt,otr wcstcTn In,on omc,.,

New YORK, May l,-GeOrgo W. Ira
buc, general superintendent OF the West
crn UuiO1 telegraph, died here of brain
fever to day.
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The NlAsOns Idle

TRoy, n. Y, May Tho masons of
this city are idle, because their helpers
have demanded an increase fom 80 % to
- % day, t" which the employers refuse
10 aCCedc.
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Police Cases.

Two vagrants who were lodged In the
station house last night were discharged
by the mayor this morning, and ono drunk
aud dlsorderly paid tho costs for his froic.
Aldermen Samson committed one
drunken and disordcrly person for five
days.