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AhmIrni KeynoIna PnsI.

Admiral Reynolds Post I0J q. 4. Il, TO Mount
GrC'na park on the Cornwall h Lebanon rai
I, nj, near Co nwall turnacoS and orc mines,
,aSos place ON Wednesday, August o, aud
careful preparations are being made by the
committee OF arrangement which will insure
not only large attendance, but "A day OF en-
joyment tor those who Join Il. tn park,
which q becoming a ftvorito resort TOR pleas
urG seekers, contains 1900 acres, with springs
glens, bridges, Eraveled walks, base ball and
crOquet grounds, dancing platforms, pav!liOns
and Il world of romantic surroundings. From
the oJsel vatory extended Views are had OF
Berks, Dauphin Lebanon and Lancaster
counties.
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KuuoECd From - Oar at Kohrerstown.
TA.a morning Alfred Il. Bartlcy, a
brakeman % oXtra engine 1909, Z. Il r.,
was bHily injured near Rohrerstown lie
was s'audipg on tho top OF box car when
hi4 heal struck against an overhead iron
bridge lie was knocked from the car,
bu, his fellow employees saw him fall and
rat 10 bis assistance. The train was going
east and he WAS brought TO this city. In
the baggage room at the Pennsylvania
depot, DR.. Wechans attended him. He
was found to have been badly cut and
bruised about tho head, his shoulder
broken and brain suffered frlm coucussion.
His injuries, though serious, are not
fatal rhe injured mau is bstween 2j
and 30 years old and has wife, who
rChdes at No. 006 Cowden street, Harris
burg ac was sent homo az 81 p. m
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srionsuI,noOu NEWS.

Events near and Across tho county Lioos.
Three persons were bitten by dogs sup.
posed to DO mad In York Tuesday.
Reading will have an unusually large
number Of now voters at the next presi.
dontial election, foreigners and voters on
age.
There IL considerable complaint that the
reservoirs which furnish Reading with
water contain large number Of fish,
which impart TO the water fishy smell.
Five Of tho oro rOasters at the Bird
Coleman furnace were stopped from work
ing on Saturday, and No. 3 furnace will
blow out In short time, to tear 1t down
md build It. much larger and moro hand
some
Hon. Isaac p. Gray, the Democratic
nominee for governor Of Indiana, is a
native of Pennsylvania, and nineteen years
Of his life before ho settled in Indiana,
were spent in Ohio. He was born In
Chester county.
Tho Coatesvlle Iron company has made
an assignment for the benefit Of its
creditors. but II IN thought that arrange
ments will 10 made IN "A few days with the
assignee for q resumption Of operations.
Some two hundred and fifty hands arc now
Idle.
The sbaitiug and running gears OF Ellis
wooden mill at Fisheryille, Chester
county, was torn violently from it's fasten.
logs and hurled or dragged about the room
| with lightning rapidity by the belt catch
| ing in a bolt and every particle Of tho gear
| ing in the room was wrecked
The proprietor of the Lebanon Iduer.
tser. a weekly journal Of thirty five years
| standing. started out on Monday to supply
| tho demand for Democratic daily 10
| Lebanon by issuing the Ddiiy Adpsrttser,
new type.
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Borough BrIsis.
Al CAMrmEETISU.
iucrsa.luG A,tondsnco a, Lanar,vllt,

lncreasinE Attendance AZ Landl,Nlli''
The trains on Tuesday afternoon aao
evening brought several new arrivals e. the
camp, among them tho presiding Pi',
Rev. Jacob DickersGn, ui Philadelphia.
Tho opening sevicc- were held ~ ht.t
pass seven o'clock IN Jhy pLviIioD, oJnt nt'ai
inr Of aiiIC Cssos, GinEius aud payer
Rry. j. DCErrna0 "as m charge and
delivered an uddlcss, a5 did also Rev. J
A, Mel,ck, of uNrnburg; Rev. VIM
PoSick, OF this ctv: G1uoTal William
PA.tOn and s. 9. May, Of Columbia
The first service to-day was held at q
O'Clock in the morning, prayer meetluL
in charge Of Rev. Charles RhOads, ot
Radnor.
At half. past oigh O'Clock an experionoo
meeting was held in the pavilion, con-
duCted by Rov. VIM. PoWick.
Regular service was held Mt 10 O'0lOcE
In the pavilion, when R3v. J Di ckergJ"
preached tho formal opening sermon from
the fifth chapter Ot Matthew B!eSsau
a,n the pure Ia heart, TOR they shall see
God" being thp text. Immediately after
wards q short prayer and cOnsecratlOu
service was held, conducted by Rev, j. J.
SatchoJ.
A service of prayer vas held in the
prayer meeting tent at 3 o'clock this attor
noon, conducted by Rev. Harbrett Rsod,
OF New Hope. Delaware county.
Prof. W. j Kirkpatrick, of Philadelphia
who has charge OF the singing, has arrived
on tho grounds and organized an excellent
choir from tho singers on the grounds, aut
Prof. l.. Gimour, of Philadelphia, whC
arrived this morning, will be cOrnetist fo
tho choir.
The book store and postoilice is in th,
charge of Mrs. Louie Ferguson. of Colum
bia. An extra postage OF one cent il i'm
posed on every letter and package passiuI
through the office.
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Tho JewIsh S,nagogur.

Ia, terror OF tho Jewish synagogue
on East Orange street, il now undergoing
extensive repairs. The basement is being
drrprned aud now foundations laid. Tho
audience room is being enlarged aud o
stairway crested leading 10 gallery in the
wcs, rud of the building which will greatly
lUcrCaso the seating capacity. The in
tsrior will DO handsomely painted and
fothcrwise decorated, and will bo reopened
for worship about the lst OF September.
Rav UnGerleider, the priest, who has been
in i'll health aud who Is now in Milwaukee,
taking lis VACATION, is improving, aud ex
poets ~ DO able to resumo his pastoral
duties IN few weeks.
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tlistsE AND TuERI.


Rev. G. w. Stewart, d. d., of the
Union Presbyterian church, COeraiu, is at
Asbury Park, n. J.
Levi x. Rhcads & Son have sold to
Amos Bair, of New Providence, the Bird
m.EIaud hotel, which they have kept for
over quarter Of century.
Roy. John kohler, 60; tEo Yeas the
efficient principal Of tho academic depart.
mcnt OF Muheubsr; college. Allentown,
has accepted q call from the Lutheran con.
SreGa'ion at Mochsnicsburg, this county.
and removed thoro with his family on
Tuesdly
Mrs. Eurtz's barn aud outbuidings at
Bainb.ilgc woro destroyed by an incan
diary fire yesterday morning at 3 O'Clock.
TIE loss is placed at about 800, partly
covered by lnsuyaUoe, No one was home
at the time
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tro you disturbed at night GaG broken oi
yOuT rest 10y u sick child suffering and crying
witt the excruCIauug pain OF cutting teeth
Il 50, 90 ut once and get u bottle Of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon 4: there IL no mistake about IT, There Is
not q mother on aartl who has oyor Tsel Il,
no Will not tel you Gt once thn: 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rust TO the
U,utHor, and relief ana health TO the child, or
Grating *" magic. II - perfectly safe 20 use
In nj Cjlsss, Gnd pleasant to the taste, and IS
Lac prescription OF on3 OF tho Oldcot AMI best
taInil physiciaas in tue United states. snld
pvorywh here. 25 cents botta.
-nnyIi -lVlM w saw
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THE PuLIUE UuUKTs.
"BaItimors Joe" DeIivers His Farew,
mesHhRo

Baltimore Joe" Delivers His Farewell
Message,
Baltimore Joe" was the only offender
before the mayor. Ii was the first timo
that his honor had the pleasure of nesting
this somewhat distinguished person and
the latter did all in his power TO present u
good appearance. There was no evidence
TO show that ice had been really guilty of
any ofienEo so after he mado little
speech In which he promised to leave
town, tho mayor discharged him.
Fred Williams, the street sweeper, who
vas committed to prison for tiVo days by
the mayor, for alleged diSOrdsrly conduct,
was released On his own recOgpi2anco to
be present at hearing to be had on Il
labeas corpus before ono of tho judges.
John Hagelgans and Henry Martin
brought suit, charging each other with
assault and battery, before Alderman
Forduey. After examining the case, the
Iuagistrato concluded there was nothing
10 them, and dismissed both.
I'D. Spcer was committed for 10 days by
Alderman Samson for drunken anC
oisorderly conduct, and was also coiamitet
tn answer at court for indecent exposure
The hearing of the complaint of tn,
county commissioners against Alderman
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The hTm OF D. Root, Son & Co, who
ago extensive manufacturers of agricu
lural i'm mplemonts in tho town Of Mt. JOY,
have failed, and their factory was TO day
closed by the sheriff, Fourteen executions
were issued against the firm this morning
hY different parties, amounting in all to
$50, O,0lT33. Besides this there is about
$40 GOO in judgments and mortgages
against the firm. IL is claimed that the
500, coo. and they claim tha. they can pay
thor dobts.
The failure and closing OF the shops has
cnuscd great deal of cxcitemept in Mt.
Joy, and about 20 persons arc thrown ont
VI emnlOYmrnt.
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wn,. alrl nlopo. win /. vo,or,o ,ov.,

white e,ri Eiopos with voiersd Lovsr.
Miss Helen Owens, q daughter OF tho
late DIR. Thomas Ovens, q we'll known
physician OF Anne Arundlo county, Md,
eloped Monday night with Jesse Platter,
colored. Miss Owens Is about % years OF
age aud very prepossessing, while Platter,
about tho same age, Is a rough, burly farm
hand Of Henry Richardson, brother law
OF Miss Ovens, with whom tho latter was
living. She and Platter packed their
clothing In two valises aud walked TO
Bowie station, on tho Baltimore s. Poto-
mac railroad, where thny purchased tick-
cts for Washington. A telegram from
washington stated that the parties had
been arrested at Benning's station, near
Washington. Miss Ovens stated that she
had left homo for tho purpose OF marrying
Platter, and II she was prevented che
would drown herself that Platter had
been courtiDg her since January. It was
arranged to have tho marriage performed
at Plater's sisters house in Washington.
Both were locked up at police headquar.
tera
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rsW York Markots

ESw ORs, July 23.-Flour.-State ana Wes,-
orn quiet; prices firm and without de.
cited change; Superiino state at Q, GO
43 Extra do, t3 OO23 so /; Choice do
s355Ga5 IS Fancy 10, o. slGe6OO; Round Hoop
ohio, o. lOGi UOi choice, ~ 0j ll6 90; super
good extra do, 81 0Ol3G0; cho CO do. o. IS
co O); choice White Wheat do, IS 1905 90
& %.
Wheat advanced a trine or kiIzc per bus,
with quiet trading; No. l White, nominal |;
No. he'd, Aug. 96szaD7c: sept, s7ss697Ac !;
! Oct, $3.50 9Nc; April sl 0S.
! Corn hGslc higher and very quiet Mixed
| Western spot, 81 46lLc; do tuturo, t0d63hc.
| oats duh State, 401isc Western, 36Gi7c.
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Live stocR n arket.

CHICAGO Hogs-Rcceipts, 1900 head ;
shipments, $50 heal mlrkGt dun and 5S3l0c
lower; rough packing. s565 25 packing and
shtpping, 81 SOd5 GO; light, t59b 6J; skips, si0
4 Is
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, ] 800
head market weak aud l0c lower; export
grades, i6 30D665 good to choiceshippiuR,s s5 so
GG 40; conmon 10 medium, "a seas 20; grass
Texans, 50 IQ4 %.
sheep Receipts, ,O0J head shipments, ITO;
market slow inferior to iair. 81 as IS /;
medium TO good. 90 1904 81 choico 10 extra, 81
I Is; Texans 81 5Oa4.
EAST Liberty. Y.-Cattle-mGIket uemoraliZed
and l5n2Oc Off from yesterdays prices re-
ceipts. l,275 head shipments. 27I5.
Hogs firm Philudelphias, % 75G5 So York
ers, - OO(S5 10; receipts, 900 head shipments,
40 head.
sheep extremely dull and lIGp2Oc lower than
yesterday; receipts, 6OO0 head (; shipments,
5000 head.
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nruwna ,lDUsoruI1 p.nncen

is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Wil most surely quicken the blood
whethor taken internally or applied extcr.
nGlly, ana thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
fAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II IS warranted dou.
BILE the strength OF any similar preparation.
II cures pain In tho Side, Back or Bowels,
soro Throat, Rheumatigin. ToothGChc, and
ALL ACHES, and f. Tho Great Roiiever OF
pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PhNhCEh"
should be IN every family. A toaspoontul Of
the PHuRcea in u tumbler OF hot water tswCCt.
ened, II pretorredl. taken at bedtime viii
BREAK UP A COLD. 20 oauta y huttip
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Spurrior, charging him with false pretensc
which was to have been heard by Alder.
man Barr to-day, has been postponed until
August 18Th, owing TO tho absence OF coun'
sci.
Reuben Hutton, arros.ed for drunken
and dsordcrly conduct, was committed for
ten days to tho county prison by Alder
man MnCnnOmY.
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TIE PRo aImrIoN oINvEs rion.


PEI usyIvauIa neIegsi.n Pro.ent Hon,
James Black Tor the NoninRtiin.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 90 There was a
great crowd present az lafayette hall long
before the hour set for the assembling OF
the Prohibition homo convention.
The Pennsylvania delegation held a live ly
caucus this morning aud decided to present
tho name OF Hon. Jas Black for presidentia
there was possibility of his getting 1t
The convention was called to order
promptly at eleven O'Clock by Gideon l
Stewart, and prayer WAS offered by Rev.
A, A. Minor, of Boston.
Mr.. Stewards address was listened to
with close attention and occasioned plaud'
it's. a telegram was freely circulated,
Sating that Ex-Governor st. joan
had stated positively that he was not
a candidate. Dr.. Blanchard Ills. }
said Notwithstanding that report that Mr..
st. Johns name be presented aud that II
nominated the ex governor would accept,
VIM. Daniel, of Maryland, WAS made
temporary chairman, Mrs Woodbridge, .:
Ohio, aud Charles S, Carter, OF Wash
inPton, ID. G secretaries.
The convention then sang "Daro to
Think, Dare to Do" A demand
was made Tor tho band TO play
my Maryland" but it was au
nouncod that tho blnd was not
p epared to play That air, then Il
was proposed TO sag it, and lliy
on the platform r~cited the ti.sJ
verse, but the proposition fell through aud
tho convention went on with its business.
Tho committee on credentials was then
appointed and the convention at / 80 took
recess until o'clock.
G. l.. Rose, Of Pittsburg. delivered an
address Of wei9rmc, AID Gideon Stewart
responded on behalf Of the convection.
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THE Citizens Band cheap excursion 10 Phil
sdolphia and Atlantic City on SATURDAY,
JULY %. RoGnd trip tickets, good tor three
days, to roturn on any train from Philadelphia
(onO day from Atlantic CITY,. Fare tor round
trip, only 500. Trains leave Lancaster (King
streCt) M 5I5 Columbia, 6;i5 Petersburg,
6;OS ; LandsVillc, 6;l3; Mannheim, 627; Lititz,
6,3s. ana Ephrata, 7'0j. Fare, only s2qO
Trans will returIt same day. SEQ circulars at
all stations. iyl7l0 81 ,25Sltw
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Dr. FRAZIER, Mas,o O,ntmon,,

covered I'm this generation, A sure euro for
Hollis, Burns, Sores, Cuts. Flesh wounds, sore
Nipples, Hard and Soft Corns, Chappcd Lips,
and Hands, PimplOs and BlOtches. Price 5Oc.
Sold by Druggists. Sold by II. II. Cochran
druggist, 1877 and l3g North Queen street. ~
Young Men, Middle Aged Men ana All Men
who suffer from early indiscretion3 will find
Aliens Brain Food the most powerfnl invigo.
rant over introduced once restored by II
there Il no relapse. Try It It never fails. 81 ;
for o. AT druggists, or by mail from J H..
Alien. 8l5 First Ave, New York City.
jy2l1wdM wSFSw
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lave been "A great sufferer from Hay Fever
tor fifteen years. | read of the many won.
drous cures OF Ely's Cream Balm and thought
| would try once more. In fifteen minutes
after ono Application I was wonderfully
helped. Two weeks ago | commenced using
1t Hnd now feel entirely curol. II Is the
greatest discovery ovUr knOwn. Duhamcl
Clark, farmer, Ice, Mass. Price hity cents.
iylE2wdCOdSw
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From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind. who an.
nounCes that no l. now In perfect health"
We have tho following; " one year ago was,
to all appearance, In tho last stages OF Con-
sumption OurDeSt physicians < We my case up
l finally got so low that our doctor sail could
only live twcRty.iour hours. My friends then
purChus cda bottle Ot DIR. WIN. HALLS BAL
SAM fOR the LUNGS, which considerably
bcautttch ne / continued until took nine
bottles. and am now in perfect health.
jy9l-2wd&w
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~ JeCi Hew, was afflicted with sick head
ache ana general debility. but BurdOck BiOOd
RiisrS brought about an Immediate improve.
mGnt in my general health, l consider them
tho best family medicine In the market"
Adolph Lalloz, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by H.
u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen
street.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR uEUuIau UURREsporDEnCi
A narrow Esoape--Biis or Railroad News
Bsse Bail TrouDlse-Personai Points
The Fallen school uouec

a narrow Eacape--Biis OF Railroad News
Bsso Baii TrouDise-Personai Points
The Fallen school House.
Mr.. John Wilton and wife, residing n
few miles back Of Wrightsville, yesterday
were waiting In u buggy for freight
train to pass tho Locust street crossing,
and after IL had douo 80, thoy started to
cross the track, when an engine, without
warning, rapidly came around tho fence
at Snyder's property. Two feet closer
would have been the cause Of terrible
accident. Tho lady tainted from fright.
About thirty. four employees Of the l.. IL.
Il. round house " stopped off to attend
the union picnic at Lititz to-day.
. Engine No. 575 was given trial yester-
day and found To be in perfect condition.
1t has been thoroughly oyerhaulod IN tho
Columbia shop.
A thirty-ave horse power engine has
arrived in town for uso in tho machine
shops.
4 Row Ia tho UluD.
Yesterday Afternoon, Smith, Rhoados
and Hartman came from NrwtOSn tU play
n game OF bail, which they were told on
last Saturday would DO played. When
they found that their Orraud had been
fruitless, after walking thTOo miles over
dusty roads, they positively declared that
they would leavO the club, and if suOh DO
the case, tho club may AS welt disband, IS
these players, including lhe battery, are
ihalspehsaole'
inc REASON lho 0h}uer oIuo' 'i IAN
CASTER ulu noC Uh'o' tuo C'.uho,' 81 "u'
yesterday afternoon Is that tho chIle1ge
was not accepted.
a LeHien' WIG
Theo. kli2gher WAS arrested yesterday
afternoon by pihcer WIttick Tor assault
and battery on complaint o' his VIE. lie
was sent TO tho lookup ny squire Evans,
ana ID oo tHH III 70 Jaw u !" ~ us Ui'i aI
oour! ms WHO appeared oo'"La the
Ju5tlS' anu p'Oaiei 'oI h'' bh'oAnI t'-
ieaso, ouh the aocuH,h ""u.d nov aho" het
10 pay MS Costs u h'Eht III tnS lookup
put hitu III ootter ".ato OF m'hd' ahu 10
was r''oas'n In'7 morning q" payment o'
oo"'''
fe'''h"''
MISS Carrls iiDier nav FS'ifnoh mono
from VISIT 10 WilnaW'oNrg, "a
MiSH Anne murray, ni llditni and
MISS Nate "oO'r, o. fhiIhielpnla, are
guests oi Mis. FRANK Murray, OF hltchen-
town.
Miss koso hrluk ieit town yesterday
Tor an extended tolr through New York
90 ,,,--,- l,--.,-s., t,..-....!,t.
MIR. ChareS rcnutich, ol fNansVlIISr
Indiana, Is waiting IN town
faThlJno stroke.
Mrs. John Madden, living u No. 3O4
walnut street, had stTOGe .! paralysis
yesterday morning Sh0 was IN III health
for some time past, but yesterday morning
sho remarked that She never ieit better. H.
few hours she was almost outlrJiy help
less rom tho effect Of the strJEO liz,
condition is quite serious.
seventeen Car Loiu- for Lit,s
Never in the annals of Sunday soaool
picnics in Columbia were there such a
crowd as attended tho Union picnic, which
wen: 20 Litits this morning. Seventeen
carloads Glled with, ricuicer3 left at 1870
.. M, and wuro ioined at the Mari.t a
49,. 500 W. 49, ~ w
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TO Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY, on Sat
urday next, July %, win be largely patronized.
A special through train will leave Lancaster
King street, at 45 a. IN ana Columbia Mt 5.tS
II. m. Fare tor round trip, only g.. Tickets
good for threo days, to return on any train
from Philadelphia.
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SECOND EDITION.
wEpNEspAY EVENING, JULY as, 1894.
FIRE AND BLOOD.
. OYOLE OF DnKADrUL rRAGEDIEs.


FataI explosion Of Ga.-.Di,astrious fire
In n1ionigan.-A Texas Murderer Usp.
tured-Ths Trail OF Urims.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July GA fire
started last night in Clark & Goddard's
lumber yard. After destroying three hun
dred thousand feet of lumber, it spread to
Backus 81 Binders yard, where 1t burned
one million feet. The fire then swept
through a number of other yards, and de-
stroyed an additional million feet.
Fatal Gas Explosion.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 23.--An explosion
OF gas occurred in Barry's grocery store
last evening. Annie Gatcs, colored, was
instantly killed and Mr.. Barry and five
others badly injured one of the latter, a
colored laborer, has since died. The build
ing was completely wrecked.
Texas murderer Captured.
GALVESTON, Tex, July GA special to
tho NeUs, from San Autonia says : u.
Canton. who murdered L. Garcia, about
twenty days ago, has beon captured in
Navarro county.
Drowned while Forcing q stream.
FoRT SCoTT, Kas., July 23.--On Monday
while II. Trachler, proprietor of livery
stable in this city, was attempting to ford
the Marmaton river, near Deertield, his
carriage, containing Mr.. and Mrs. Stopped,
three children and q young man named
VIM. Bailey, was swept down the stream.
Mr.. Trachler, Mrs. STOPPED, Mr.. Bailey
and ono Of the children were drowned.
Mr.. STOPPED, by great exertion saved him.
self and two of the children.
n Prisoners suicide.
New YORK, July 80 The police ran tc
earth this morning Saiultori Landino, an
Italian, whom they have been hunting
since he tried to murder his wife,
July 4, When on their way to the police
| station LaudIno drew phial of poison frC N
his pocket and swallowed It,. He died be
fore medical assistance reached him.
Explosion ofa Bucket OF Dynamite.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, July GA work
man, carrying a bucket of dynamite
packages, discovered spark anon z the
cartridges and Immediately hurled tho
| bucket with its contents away. Ii struck
a tree and terrific explosion occurred,
badly shaking the noighboring houseG
| along Washington aud the connecting
| streets, and breaking large quantity Of
window glass. One lady was thrown
down, but escaped without SERIOUS in
jury.
COLL Ion and siDsIDg OF Two Sessels-fasB
eDgers Relieved to be saved.
LONDON, July 23.-Advices from Corun
ma, Spain, report that collision at sea had
| occurred between tue Spanish steamer,
Gijon, from Corunua for Cuba, and the
| British steamer, Lox Harms, Both yeas sls
sank. Forty five of the Gijon' passenger.
and eleven Of the LoK Hams crow had
been landed at Corunua. 1t was believed
that the rest of tho passengers and crows
were saved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-23
A specIsiInyitation.

We especially invite trial by all those sut
ferors from Kidney and Liver complaints who
dies ana from doctors. Natures great remedy,
kidney Wort, has effected cures in many obs
stinato casos. IL acts at once on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleansing the system Of all
poisonous humors and restoring n healthy
condition OF those important organs 30 not
be discouraged but try It.