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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05

the Hon. w .. HaICoehJ VI ohA-
sylvania ; also his famous order No.
40, dated November goth, 1867.
--THoUGH Lawrence Barrett's
engagement in England is said to
have proved unremunerative, Mary
Anderson continues to make money
rapidly. It is said that she has
made 100000 since her first ap-
pearance on the English stage. ~
UNDER the operation Of the
Harper high license law Chicago
has issued 5000 liquor licenses thus
far with aggregate receipts amount
ing to 100000. The majority Of
the licenses are for four months,
and it is estimated that the years
receipts will not be less than
81, 100000. About 600 saloons
have been frozen out. @
THERE can no longer be the
slightest doubt about the success OF
the great worlds fair. 1t will be-
gin in December next and remain
in operation six months. Every
State and Territory, and almost, if
not quite, every nation Of the world
will be represented Il bids fair to
eclipse even the Centennial at Phil
adelphia.-[ Chicago Inter Ocean
The Boston Commercial says
that New Orleans is peculiarly sit
uated for a large exposition OF this
kind. It will draw towards us thu
business men of Mexico and Cen
trail America. Then. again, tn
South deserves it. Its bushes
men are making herculean effort
to develop that part Of our. grea
continent. We all gain by thei
efforts. Our country will be richie
and stronger when the Expositio
is over, and the visitors have al
returned to. their homes to stud
over the immense resources OF th
great uudeveloped South. R9b
EXTRACT from the proceeding
Of the Legislature $ Mr.. Hunter
resolution relative to the liquor ]
cense came up. The resolution d
reefs the Committee on Ways an
Means to investigate the feasibili1
of controlling the liquor traffic I
largely increasing the amount
liquor license; also, to. increase Il
revenue by requiring higher licen
for the sale and manufacture
spurious or malt liquors said COZ
mittee to report by. bill or othe
wise. Mr.. Hunter delivered
u u at -
elaborate and eloquent speech a
vocating Legislation in the eintere
of the temperance movement a
the resolution went to the Wa
and Means Committee. sDtl p.
The Grand Lodge Of the G
,ored knights Of Pythias met
Monroe last week, and elected
hcerrssi for the ensuing year and ira
acted other business. We +
thought the order was progressi
finely; but S. W. Smith nth comes co nt's
us with the request to say that
thinks the order, if properly G.
,dueted, an excellent and most prs s
Worthy Institution; but but that in int
State il is being conducted a,l :! in
s,f3 NJ
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05
Henry [. Biossat, Business Manager

THE Ouachita Telegraph pub
fishes as its choice for President,
the Hon. W. S. Hancock, of Penn
sylvania also his famous order No.
40. dated November goth, 1867.
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T. & P. RAILROAD.
II XAS 1sp PACIFIC i!
i'~a RAILW AY. s., &.

THE
GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
JeETWEEN THE EAsTsaAkp
d the West. Short Line to NV
Orleans and all points in LoulS'aDa'
New Mexico, Arizona ana e ss.
MIA. Favorite Line to the f,o'sp'
East and Southeast.
PULLMAN PALACE SlEEglNa Wy
daily between St. Louis and iDsllss'
Fort Worth, Ell Paso and San t ~.
cisco, Cal. Also Marshall ana IN
Orleans without change. su D.,,S
TRAINS Ell PASO to ST.SLOO''
* Fast Time. First-lass EQUIP
ment, Sure COnnec-
i.saan .tiOns.
~ 1o5aa.i g
~ See that your tickets reaa y y
Texas and Pacific Railway q! r.
/ Maps, Time Tables, Tickets, ~. \.
and all required iDformatl'!o,nq,.. . y.
on or address any, of the l'ss'
| - Il. P. HUGHES, r..
Passenger nc, Agent, Houston I l,1
s&,,ss3B. W.. MCCULLOUvM.,
Assistant General Passenger Is
Marshall, Texas. -. .,n 49,
5asag III. G.. TOWNSEND, 4. Z.
Gen. Passenger Agt., St. Ions, &
H. M. HOX1E, -
! Third Vice President, st' ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-05

--THoUGH Lawrence Barrett's
engagement in England is said to
have proved unremunerative, Mary
Anderson continues to make money
rapidly. It is said that she has
made 100000 since her first ap-
pearance on the English stage. %,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03

From the Wall Street, News
Darling" she whispered as she stood
beside his chair and ruboed the bald spot
on his head in the gentlest manner, why
this gloom TO night 2,
"Eff1e," he replied in broken voice,
I" are you prepared to hear bad news p
"Yes-no ! What can it be ?"
81 am short on pork, and the next ten
days will probably witness my financial
ruin"
"Oh, no no can save you-yes, l
can save you ~
How ?"
"Tn at once issue cards and invitations
for our wooden wedding, which ia only
seven days away. We'll invite at least 600
of our friends, each one of whom will be
bound to send present. Next day you
can sell the whole business to some corner
grocer and secure enough cash to carry
yon through. Hold on for eight days
Richard, and we'll be long on pork and
short on rolling pins and potato mashers.'
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IA a Il n 1s.



ana weak superfine State, at q W9a 90;
as s IS viii Winter cIeai, Is toaa aF do straigrts
"a llHIl rs; MINI. extra, clear 81 OoGi 40
straight, q S7h.i q; Wisconsin as eiea I; 20 y
as rs spring do o. 0015 Is.
Ry0 four Al t3 50l13 IS.
Wheat quiet and steady No. a, n
Reo, s2Aas2Hc; No, do, 76c; No. Pa
DE-. Pc NO. Delaware 90 sc. . s,aoor
52a54c sail yellow, 6s9e0., do mixed, $40
69c; NO. 8 do, 5lG53c.
Oats . Market steady quiet demand )
No. White, S48S5c No. do. S3c; NO y
do. s29324c; rejected, slGsihc' No mixed,
3lc.
Rye nominal at f4a65c.
Seeds Ciovsrseed dul at7k6shc; Timothy
dull at 81 451l so Flaxseed Il run AZ u ~.
Winter Bran steady at sl4 6o1ib.
Provisions-.quiet demand ana st lady india
Mess Beef. sls 5OSas0 CITY do, sl3 bHGli 10 ;
Mess Pork. sI7Gls; Beet Hams, s2l922.
Bacon, llA@l2c; Smoked shoulders, S34gsc
salt 40 7LQ713c; Smoked Hams, 13HDl5c
pickleo dc hgl2hc.
Lard steady; city refined, skc; loose
Butter-market and prices firm for high
Creamery extras, 3la3lci Western do
| do, 22lc23c; J. q. h N. Y. extras, 26g2sc; West
ern dairy do, s5c; Western good 10 choice,
Rolls quiet at ssasic packing butter, 100
| l2c.
Western, lapl9xc.
| Ubeese-Market quiet and steady demand
' New York inil creams, l2x9isAc; Ohio fiaus
,hoice, Ikc; do fair 10 prime, sx9ll&c
v. part skins, bn6kc; do iull, hG4c.
Petroleum steady; Refined, 7Ac.
y 'hjssy uull Western At q 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03
POLITICS AT RED HEAT.
Cleveland Receives Most Cheering News
ON THE EVE Or A GREAT BATTLE
the LONDON /" Times /" on Amer loan Poiiti los
-Cleveiand In Buffslo and Blaine stili
mpsigning-Repubiioans Cause.tho
Riot In Louisiana-Other Political
Msttors-- Hepeaters Arrested

Mattors-- Hepeaters Arrestsd
In Trenton, New Jersey.
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-Cleveland arrived
hero at 1885 this morning. Declining
carriage he strolled leisurely to q restau-
rant, ate hearty breakfast and at ten
o'clock was at his law Office. He said the
most cheering news comes to him from oil
most every quarter and the prospects Of
success Of the Democrats seemed quite
bright. Being asked his opinion about
New York state he declined to give an
opinion aud referred his interviewer to
Mr.. MoCune. He will vote to morrow In
his old district, in the Ninth ward.
REpEATERs AND TRAMps IN NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 3.-Twenty five
men, charged with being repeaters, were
arrested here to day and sent to the county
Jail for five days. The country for miles
bitterly accuses the other of colonizing
voters. A number Of false registrations
have been discovered.
THE ''THUNDERER" ON AMERICAN POLITICS.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-The Tines to-day do.
votes leader to the political contest in
America. 1t says the campaign has been
almost exclusively managed by expert.
enced and adroit professional politicians.
ho hubb sdhitIdcSoiy iCatuio VI VIZ WhoiO
campaign is the failure to revive for party
purposes sectional jealousies, Blsine's
recent inflammatory speeches in the West
will not really benefit his cause.
THE REPUBLICANS ARRESTED FOR RIOT.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. ga special
from New Iberia says that the riot at
Lareauville on Saturday night was caused
by Republicans, principally negroes, who
abused the Democrats in the vilest terms.
As soon as the shooting commenced there
was the greatest confusion and
the negroes fled in every direction,
| leaving their wounded to care for them.
/ selves. Eight horses were killed in tho
+! fight, and one was found dead mile away.
1t is reported that some of the wounded
negroes ran into lie bayou and were
| drowned. The panic among them was
| terrible. The Democrats surrounded t-e
Republican leaders and took them prison
erS.
GOING TO THEIR DISTRICTS TO VOTE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3--The president
| leaves this afternoon for New York where
| he will vote to morrow for the presidential
| electors. and Secretary McCulloch will go
to Belleville, Md, to vote for Republican
electors.
BLAINE STILL CAMPAIGNING.
NEW YORK NOV. 3.-Blalne, accom-
panied by members of his family and
Senator Hale, left here at 0 o'clock for
| Springfield. Thence he will 90 by special
train to Boston, making short stop al
| Worcester.
vIRdINIA's LEGISLATURE ADJoURNs A DAY
| RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3-The genera
Assembly met to day and adjourned until
to morrow. no quorum being present. Tht
adjournment from day to day will be con
tinued until the 7th, when the extra ses
sion ends, and the extension agreed upoi
ten days ago will begin.
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TURNPIKE Companies Elect ON cere,

The several turnpike companies OF the
county to day elected officers for the
ensuing year. The following were elected
this morningi:
LANCASTER & wILLrAMsTowN TURNPIKE.
President-Hon. Henry G.. Long.
Treasurer-William Z. Brinton.
Managers John g. Hsger, Samuel II,
Reynolds, George L, Buskwslter. George
ID. Slaymaker and Emanusl p. Keller.
CoNEsToaA Sc BIG SPRING VALLEY TURN.
PIKE,
Presideut-Dr. Henry Carpenter.
Secretary aud Treasurer--Robert A.
Evans.
Managcrs-S. II. Reynolds, Charles II.
Locher. John B. Hreider, Christian
Lsfevre and DR.. Wm. Compton.
The officers OF tho remaining companies
will be published tomorrow, as the voting
does no. close until o'clock.
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"A DIkIY 1klOk.
DsmocIatic pigarmakers Laid On In Marietta
Because of their fclitics

DsmocIatic Utgarmakers Laid On in Marietta
because of their Politics.
We are informed that Arthur Bennett, q
cigar manufacturer of Marietta, has dis
charged the following workmen who are
Democrats, at the instance of George III
Ettla, aud for the purpose of keeping
them from voting in Marietta, which
Mr.. Ettla wants to show great Repub-
lican majority because he wants to be a
senator and to demonstrate by his works
that he deserves high reward from his
party. The men discharged were John
Rothweiler, Charles Rothweiler, Peter
Hare, Frank Hare, Elmer Dubree and
Albert Shield. They say that none OF
their Republican fellow workmen were
discharged, and that their politics alone
was the cause of their being 'laid off,"
The act has hurt the Blaine party In
Marietta, as it has made the decent Re.
publioans indignant and lost Blaine some
of their votes. None Of tho discharged
Democrats will lose their votes and some
of them will vote for Blaine
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CalAao.- ao.-Hogs-Receipts, I2,OOO head sh1p'
menIs, 4,OO0 head market dull ana u shade
inwer, rough packing. si lOg4 b5 packing Z
ann shiprinx IL 6Oa4 30; light, IL 1904 10
sips and zrassers, sS 6OG4 -. "a.
Cattle-Receipts $500 neal shlpnents. ooo
AZ ass.e rs good 10 choice shipping, % oo0s loi
Texans, IS 4 a.. z. aor
4, s pnarket steady common To lair, ~ A00S
medium to good, ss 1908 70 choice sheep an d
Lambs, s404 20.
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COUNTY.

CoSGREss-AT-LARoE,
William w. III. Davis.
CONGRESS.
Paris IIaldeman.
SENAToR-13th District.
John NJ. Deaver.
AsSEMBLY-ist District.
Henry Rahter.
SHERIFF.
Robert NJ. Arters.
PRoTHoNoTAEY,
Benjamin Workman.
REGISTER.
Z. c. DiIler.
COUNTY TREASURER.
John 5. Mann.
CLERK QUARTER SESSIONS.
Henry :. Rutter.
CLERK ORPHANS CoURT.
Samuel X. Hostotter.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Henry +. Hartman.
Prison KEEPER.
George W. Styer.
Prison INSPECTORS.
II. b. Buch.
Washington Whitaker.
PoOR DmECToRs.
George II. Darmstetter.
Bernard Snyder.
CORONER.
Davis Kitch.
AUDITOR.
George w. Schroeder.
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The Prison Board.

This morning the regular monthly meet
ing OF the board of prison Inspectors was
held and number OF bills were approved:
The contract for furnishing rye coffee to
the prison was awarded to Henry Hershey
at ~ cents per pound. Henry Doerr was
awarded the contract for beef at 0 cents
per pound.
This afternoon the inspectors and ooun.
ty commissioners are holding joint
meeting in the court house to take some
action in regard % the gas at the prison,
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Driving Accident.

Yesterday John Martin Herr, of Hawkes..
vile, while driving near the Reformed
church, in Qunryyille, had his horse to
scare and ran the buggy against hitohinR
post, breaking the top OF the vehicle and
throwing Mr.. Herr from his scat. He
escaped with slight injury.
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pew YORK haArRoss

NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-Fiour- state and West.
arn anil and depressed. Southern dull.
Wheat AGzc higher and strong with slight
trade No 1, White.uominal No. he'd,
assL:c; feb, s9Jso May, 950s51s.
Corn "a Nc better and quiet Mixed west
Oats dull. State, SAgS7c; Western, 32G37c.
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p,,,aa,,pn,a Cattle Market.

SrocK ARDS W EST PHILADELPHIA, NOV. B.
Cattle fairly activei receipts 200O head
nrime. 6r6Nc good, olGoxc medium, "a
g5c; common, SGic Texans. SSgtAe.
.ISIILo; n; good, 49&14c; medium, Sg3Ac
COMMON, sg2Ai lambs, saec; % oo,,rm
couniry. SIC good Western, 6kG7c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03

Jacob B. Long broker, sold to day at
private sale 18 shares Farmers National
bank stock at s100t per share ex.dividend,
Z shares CoIestoga u Big Springs turnpike
at $40 share, Z shares New Dsnville turn
pike at $3.50 per share aud shares
Western market at s51 per share.
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Ee,tlDg on elections.

There has been great deal of betting
by politicians Of this city to-day. Most Of
them were made on the state OF New York,
and, although odds in favor OF Cleveland
are being given in all the large cities the
bets made here are all even. Two gentle
men bet $500 even on the result In New
York, at noon.
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wraTuEn IrDioATions.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 3.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer
weather, northeast to southeast winds in
southern portion, variable winds IN
northern portion, lower barometer.
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The AgticuIturfsts. A

The Lancaster county agricultural and
horticultural society was to have held q
stated meeting in their room in city hall
to day, but there was not quorum pres
ent.
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Pictured.

The Harrisburg Telegram of yesterday
contained q good picture of Henry Rahter,
proprietor Of the Grape hotel, who is the
Demoofatic candidate for Legislature from
this city, with history of his life,
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olUUhs sUIUHB. MUHbys IVzcs
New YORK Ceiltrai... i.......s................s. 81
Erie Railroad ,..... .......................I I2l<
Aohns Express. ..:......'...s..ssss.sssssiO
Michigan Cen .ral Railroad ................ 5S
Michigan Sou .hern Railroad. d............... 65,{
Illinois Centr1l Railroad. ...,............. 1l3
Cleveland u Pittsbnrgh Railroad. .......... .139x
Chicago a Ro's Island Railroad. .........il0M
Pittsburgh ort Wayne Railroad. .125
Western Union Tel ,graph Company...... COX
Toledo n wat asn. ...-.........,...s.....s.s "a
New Jersey C.Jrsysi. ...................... Al
New fors IN @f'r Western-.. TX
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Oharcn iSeopeninZ.

The Bethel, of tia Church of God, in
Washington borough, will be reopened
with appropriate service, November 9th.
The public are invited to attend.
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House entered ana Koppeo.

The house of Charles Kastine, on
Green street, was robbed on Saturday
night, during the absence of the family,
who were down street looking at an
alleged torch light parade. The thief en-
tered the house through a window then
stole s40 from bureau drawer. In his
haste tho thief overlooked a gold watch
hanging on the wall.
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LNsTATE OF PHILIP HAAS. uEUEAsED.
~ late OF Lancaster city.-Letters OF 8d min
istration on said estate having been granted
To are requested to make INN ediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same Will present them without delay for
settlement TO the undersigned, residing in
Lancaster. ROSA HAAS. Admtnistratrix.
s226tdM No. 40s Middle Street, Lancaster Pa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,Sprains. Lameness, Pains and Stitches
mediately relieved on application of Hon
Platter over the affected part. It's penetra-
i've power Is wonderful. Warranted to bs the
best ade.
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xniiadeIpnia.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia q Erie Il. .R....................l f.. l2
seading Railroad; ........o..."......... 1oN
rennsyivanin kaiiroad d...................... 5lA
Lehigh Valley Railroad ..................... 60
United Companies of New Jersey. ..........1a3
Northern Pacfnc..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lSL
Northern Pacific Prsterre l............ I3k
Northern Central Ratlroad. ad................ sax
Isnigh Navigation Company. .......sss...s 40
NorrfstOwn Railroad. ........................1O6
Central Transportation C,npany......... 3sX
Buffalo, N. Y. and Philadelphia, ...,,,,,,. 2K
Little Schuvlktll Rsiirnad. Announcement. SIS
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STATE

ELEcToRs.
Richard Naux,
Bernard j. McGrann,
Henry B. Plumer,
John Slevin.
John +. J. Sensenderfer,
John w. Lee,
Hubert }. Ioran,
Richardson L. Wright,
John II. Brinton,
William Stahler,
Charles +. Rentschler,
Hugh NJ. North,
Harry G.. Stiles.
Albert G.. Broadlead,
Ferdinand V. Rochafellow,
Richard RAIN,
George II. Irwin.
George s. Purdy,
Perrinc II. Ackley,
John +. Levan,
Ezra ID. Parker,
Edward w. Mumma,
Andrew IL. Dill,
Franklin p. Iams,
James X. j. DUFF,
John Swan,
Benjamin \. Winternitz,
John II. Hill,
William \. Forquer,
Andrew J. Greenfield.
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fraudulent Tickets (!

Democrats beS Of spurious tickets
The Republican managers have had tickets
printed in imitation of the Democratic
tickets. but which contain the name of
8 T. Davis, tho Republican candidate,
instead of Henry Rihter, the Democratic
candidate for Assembly, from the oity
district. Examine your tickets carefully,
and sec that shGy contain the namo ol
Henry RSifsr, for Assembly. 1t is
probable that othSr bogus tickets ars in
circulation. Examine your ticket care
fully before voting.
There arc also in circulation in the city
Democratic tickets for the upper aud
lower Assembly districts. 1t is the expec
tation that city Democrats will vote then
instead Of tho regular city tickets which
contain the namo OF Henry Rahter (ol
Assembly, Beware,
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Better Than Government bonds As An In.
vestment
EQUITABLE LIFE SOCIETY, ,oFU.s.
lNDIsFUTABLE INSURANCE, Assets over
154, zoe OOO
snrpius, 0I2,0OO,OOO.
The only Investment policy issued paid I'm
10, Is and 20 years. or NJ death.
W.. MADDEN, Manager,
No. 10 North Queen street lover Longs drug
sIOrel. oc2S Sind
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An Historical Gsvsi ut n Uutve-sslist Goa
ventioD.

An HISTORICAL Gagsi at Uutvocsalist Goa
veDtioD.
From the Reading News.
At the recent session Of tho Universalist
general convention. held at Peoria, H.,
Rev. F. A. Risbee, Of the church OF tho
Restoration, Philadelphia, presented the
convention, on behalf of Rev. James Shrig.
ley, of that city, with gavel which had
been made By the Donor of three different
pieces of wood, each with history of its
own. One was cut from the first house
of worship in EphTata, Lancaster county,
Pa, in which the Rev. Conrad Beisse!
preached Universalism early 10 the 18th
century. Another Was cut from rafter
Of the old house in Obey, Berks county,
Pa, in which DIR. George De Bennevlle
preached Uniyersalsm in l745, and tho
third piece from cedar post orig ginally
enclosing the grave OF Thomas Patter,
in Good Luck, n. j., who erected tho first
UniyeTsalist church in which the Rev.
John Murray preached in 1880.
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Grand Annual SAL,
The seconi grand annual ball OF the U. q .
III. association will come Off I'm Mennerchor
hall this evening. The music will be by Tay.
lor's orchestra. Tho committee OF arrange.
ments, with Isador Neuman at the head, is a
strong one, and pleasant time may be ex
pected
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speakers were j. q. MoAlarpcy, esq, Of
Harrisburg, and w. U. Hensel, chairman
of the state central committee, who held
their audience for fully four hours, and
were attentiyely listoned to. The largo
number of Republicans present was the
subject Of much remark.
SPIRITED DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
A largo and onthusiastio Democratic
meeting was held in East Petersburg,
Saturday evening, ut tho public house Of
N. g. Fry. Tho orators Of the evening
were ID. MoMulen, esq.,, aud Is. +. Davis,
esq, OF this city, both Of whom
were greeted with great applause.
This meeting has great Significance, AZ It
and was tho frst Democratic meeting held
thero within the memory of tho Oldest in
habitant, and shows that tho Demo.
cratic heaven of reform is doing its work
even in East Petersburg.
NO POLITICS THERE,
The worsmen Of the Chiokies iron
company will parade through Marietta
this evening, IN their working clothes,
headed by tho Mechanics band. They
viii carry Transparency with the follow
Ing inscription:
"rhe Chickcs iron company workmen.
We always vote as We please. No matter
who is elected, We are not afraid our
works will stop. No poitios here"
IN THE EIGHTH WARD.
Tho Democratic meeting to night, Mt tho
corner of Manor and Dorwart streets
promises to be largely attended. The
Democrats Of that ward arc thoroughly
organized aud will give larger majority
tomorrow than ever before given the
Democratic ticket.
Prof BelIam, of Philadelphia, will be
among the speakers.
Compare Your CITY Ticket with This.
Enllnuinrr La hn aInin aud c0nntu iirhak
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03

GOING TO THEIR DISTRICTS TO VOTE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The president
leaves this afternoon for New York where
he will vote to morrow for the presidential
electors. and Secretary McCulloch will go
to Belleville, Nd, to vote for Republican
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-03

Compare Your Cty Ticket with This.
Following is the state aud county ticket
10 be voted exclusively in the city