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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-23
DKUPOsALs FOR
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
GAS, COAL OIL, OR OTHER MATERIAL
FOR LIGHTING, AND LAMP
pn.TA

The Lamp Committee OF the City OF Lancas-
ter Will receive Sealed Proposals tor the
Lighting OF the city 1.-TWO miles square, with
Electric Light The party furnishing the
Light will bid for the complete Plant incIuCl-
ing poles, wires, lamps and power ready to
run. ContrIct TO commence December H.,
Also, Sealed Proposals for the furnishing OF
Gas per thousand cubic feet for the Mayors
ONCE, Treasurer's ofiice, Council Chambers,
Market House and station House, and a so tor
street Lamps, at fixed price per lamp, with
,rnNn nnHeioSt d1S GSThea' i0T PeGioI OF one year
part OF the city which Il new 1T with Electric
Light, which shall commence from December
IL, 1854. The company furnishing the Gas shall
lignt all the street Gas Lamps every night
throughout the year at sunset, and shall keen
the same clean ana in repair, cleaning them at
least once week, make all connections to the
lamp posts ut their own proper cost and dis.
connect the same at tho expiration OF their
contract without charge TO the city.
Also Sealed Proposals for the furnishing of
Lamp Posts and Lamps tor Gas, complete and
ready for use, which may be needed during
the year. Posts TO Do OF the same style and
leng h rs those now In use In Centre Square
and Lamps OF style similar 10 those In other
sections OF the city. Bidders are requested TO
give the length and weight OF posts they pro.
pose TO iurniSh. Post 10 be OF Iron and weigh
at least 2i0 pounds.
Coal OIL or other material tor lighting all tho
street Lamps, or any portion thereof, at II
year from the ensuing July /, IssI--excepting
that part OF the city which IL now lit with
Electric Light, which shall commence from
December IA, 1884, The person, individuals or
company who bid 20 supply Coal on, Gaso.
line, or other lighting material shall light all
the street LaInps 10 be so supplied every
night throughout the year at sunset and ali
Lamps must burn until sunrise and the con-
tractor shall keep the same clean and In re epair
AMI clean them at least once a week Bidders
10 supply Coal OIL or other lighting material
are required TO accompany their bids with the
proposal at which they will furnish during the
year the use OF Lamp Posts and Lamps com.
pete, wherein OIL or other lighting material
aside from Gas may be burned said Posts
ana Lamps to remain the property OF the con.
tractor, and TO be removed without expense
TO the city at the expiration OF the contract,
Bids shall state also the candle power OF the
light prOposet to be furnished.
The Lamp Committee reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids ana the successful bid.
der or bidders shall give good and approved
| security Tor the faithful performance of the
contract
All bids or proposals must be made on or
before June z, 1884, at o'clock ID. M. and ad-
dressed To HARRY A. DILLER Chairman
Lamp Committee, Mayors once, IanCasIer
Pa, ana 10 be endorsed Propo sails Tor Light,
ing City"
By order Of the
LAMP COMMITTEE.
Attest.-JACoB NJ. CHILLIs, Clerk. m2I-tm3O
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what One Dose Did.

3. 8. Graves, OF Akron, N. Y, had Asthma OF
The worst Kind. Took one dose OF Thomas'
He adds: "Would walk ten niles for this
medicine anr pay s5 bottle for it, IL cured
my wife OF rheumatism like magic" For
sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lSg
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a HAD Breath

Is insufferable, We don't like II. A person
with strong breath must not make himself
very familiar with us An impure breath Is
caused by an unhealthy stomach. Burdock
Hood Biuers will correct this evil. TEey are
the best stomach medicine known For sale
Dy Ii. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and ls9 North
Quean street
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PROPOSALS..


ALs-PRoPOsALs WILL BE RE
i Ceived at the Mayors ONCE up to Thurs
day, May 18th next, at y. m, for digging
trenches on the following streets, tor the pur.
pose of laying water pipes
!. East Chestnut street, between Ann and
Plum streets.
?. Poplar street, from the pre- .cnt terminus
westward 81 feet.
g. Grant street, between Mulberry and Con.
cord alley, length OF between go amt 9DD
feet.
T. North Marshall street, from Chestnut
north to walnut, and on East Walnut 30 feet.
s. 81. Joseph street, from Love Lane, "A di~.
tInCe OF zoo feet
8. North Ann street, from Marion alley to
Chestnut street.
l. West Chestnut street, from Prince to
Lancaster avenue.
Bidders Will state how much per cubic yard
tor earth and how much tor rock. Trenches
to be two feet wide and four feet deep.
Bidders Will be required TO replace the
streets in the same condition a. they were be-
tore digging.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
ID. T.. ROsESMILLEE,
Chairman Water Committee.
m2L242I,262s,?9
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American Art,

photographs, Engravings, etc, can be ex-
quisitely coored with with liquid Art Colors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
Tor this beautiful art work, with a handsome
colored cabinet photo sent TO any address for
10 cents. WELLS 4 RlCHAkDsON 4 co,
We
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TRAvsLsYs oUIDE.
(NURr WALL, LEBANUr q GolEun,,O,t
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE,

Trains leave Lebanon daily (excopt sun
dny) nj $50 n. m, 1928 and 7;25 u. IN
Arrive ut Cornwall at $40 a. IN. A., 1881 N m
and $40 y, m; at Conowngo at 722 n. m. l.p5
vania railroad for points East and West.
roRruwARp.
Trains leave Conowago at 7;5o a. m., $50 ana
Sib y. IN,
Arrive AT Cornwall ut s,l5 a. m, ais and Ola
y. mi at Lebanon at $50 n. m, $50 and e:2S ID
IN, connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphia
\ Reading railroad for points East and West
and tho Lebanon Il fremont bran ch for j ohns.
town, Pinegrovo and fremont.
The 6;S0 u, III. train will stop only at Corn.
wall, Colebrook and Bellaire.
<yOt.uMSiA n PORT DrPOsIT Rail
~ ROAD TIMF TABLE.
Trains now run regularly on tho Columbi.
d Port Deposit Railroad on tho following
timCI
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, vHlenHsL "DixuE."

OhholNsL "DixtE"
s..~, ~ -. w,,,ss. .,s an. s,o,.sc. v.v.,or.
rn> ~. -. r.cer,,v ~ono sna ro,,nas =, an
pReee tpe story OF now Dan Emmett, OF Bry
ants minstrels, wrote the song Dixie In
1e2, ana WAS roppeo OF tnepronB OF MS WORK
BohSWins ~ tho correct oriBhai version o.
~
wsn was IN ueiano op cotton,
Ole Vines oar am not Iorsouen,
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VI M'' "''S'
WEAK NERVOUS MEN

Whose uebility, exhausted power, prema.
ture decay and failure 10 perform LIES du ties
properly, are caused by eNcesses, errors OF
youth, etc, will tind perfect and lasting res
torRtion to robust health and vigorous man
mood IN TIE MARSTOS BOLUS. Neither
stomach drugging nor instruments. This
treatment OF Nervous Debility and Physical
Decay is uniformly successful because based
on perfect diag nOsis, new and direct methods
ard absolute thoroughncss. ful Information
| ana Treaties tree. Address Consulting Phv-
| stefan OF MARsTON REMEDY CO, - W. Hth
| St. New York. aprl-lYM.w .FSw
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4 SSIGSEb ESTATE OF WATSON
~ Miller and wife, OF Lancaster City, Lam
caster County.-Watson II. Miller and wife, OF
Lancaster City. having by deed OF voluntary
assignment. dated APRIL l. lSSI assigned
and tran sterrcd all the estate and effects OF
said watson II. Miller 10 the undersigned for
the benefit OF the creditors OF the said watson
IL Miller. he therefore gives notice to all per-
sons indebted to said assignor, to make paw
mCnt TO the undersigned without delay, and
those having claims 10 present them TO
CHARLES NJ, HOWELL, Assignee,
i39 North Queen street, Lancaster CITY.
n.y. ~
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FOR BILk.

wO LARGE WALNUT STORE Ouus-
lately occupied by Mr.. SIS Rathyon No III
NORM Queen street must be removed soon
Apply W e, ii, LEFkyRE
alf-tid Once mo. 1877 East KIM !,
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XVEAh'
UNpBvELOpED PARTS,

OF the Human Body enlarged, developed,
strengthened" etc, Il an interesting adver-
;nSnirias we VII saw thai tSsTe ia no evidsnSe
OF humbug about this. On the contrary the
advertisers are very highly indOrsed. Inter.
ested persons may get sealed circulars giving
Ali particulars by addres sing ERIE MEDICAL
Co Bu ffalo, N. Y.-Toledo Erenfng Bee.
al-lydMW&F&w
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"ANAKESIs gives instant relief and
Is al iniallible cure tor PILES. Price il 20 Al
druggists, or sent prepaid by mail. sample
free Address, " AShRESIS" " Makers, Box
2tl6. New York. aprl.lYM, W. ,FSw
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DR.. LA GRANGE,
1925 FILnERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
nl.Smus

(NI:Ag'r SI'EUirIC mEDiGISE. - mn
VI Great English Remedy. An Unfail!ng
cure Tor iinpO'UGCy, ana ri, Disease hal
tude, Pain In iGe EacE, Dnnnrss OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead 10 Insanity or Con
sumption and Premature Grave. tul! Nar
uculars In OuT pamphlet, which We desire to
send free b. mn!ltO every one. Tho SpeCifC
hedieinei' 'old by al druggists ~ 81 per rQcg.
By mail on tho receipt 0t the money, by ai
dressing the agent,
II. u. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Nos. l37 Gnd Ia %Or-H QucGu a'lcef. Lancss-
ter, Pa
On account o. cCUnUrIeits, wc have ad0IH-
sn the yellow "rhul'. tho ornly g"uuinO.
IHh uENY MEDICINE co,
VlEw f.UflNlE
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I'sTAIE Or GEORGE L. BOYLE, LATE
II OF Lancaster City, Pa, deceased
Letters testamentary on said estate
having been granted TO the Undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, ana those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-.
undersigned, residing in Lancaster City, Pa
JOHN A. BOYLE,
MARY CECILIA BOYLE,
ml6tloaWs Executors
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TOOES.
DuoR, WAITE 81 90,
--BANKERS,--
AZ uAJJ, STREET Mauy vor

Brokers and Dealers In Railway and all other
Securities.
RAILWAY INVESTMENTS
speciality, In the selection ana estimate OF
winch their long connection with " PooR's
MANUAL OF kAILRoADs gives them special adj.
vantages, Correspondence invited and in.
qnlries answered Deposit accounts received
ana interest allowed, mlOdmeod
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY >, YOUNG, LATE nr

ISsrATEOF HENRY >, YOUNG, LATE Jf
Ia Lancaster city, decd. Letters OF admins
tration on said estate having been granted 10
the undersigned, all persons inueOted thereto
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned, residing in
Lancaster city aforesaid.
SUSAN NJ. YOUNG, Administrative.
T., y. SPROCL, Atty. a226tdoaw
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NAsUEK Is a rUmum TnAr nryrLnp.

=
~ itself in the o. gans OF the body. NnV nor
son having tumor, or ill'conditiOned ulcer
or sore the character OF which is unknown 10
themselves, Will do well To at once consult
DIR, ii. ID, LDNGAKER
VINO by his treatment removes q cry particle.
root and rhre belonging to cancer thus affect.
Ing perm anent cure, and that witAonl the
use OF the knife or giving pain.
Once, No. - East Walnut street Lancaster
Consultation free my9l3IiSV
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Hanover Accom- oiatiun west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara express 1T 9Hh
will run thruugtl - Hanover daily, except
eunday.
Erederick ACoy.. nodatiUu, west, connecting
ut Lancaster with lst Limo, west, ~ l'3, VIII
m through 70 F-Ousrtck.
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VICTORIA
Corn Remover.

lust PUBLIsuEU,
NEW EDITION OF
"SECRETS REVEALED"
with valuable information on Nervous and Al.
lied Disorders, Illustrated with cases.
ADDRESSED To GESILEMkS OSLN.
BY u physician OF 30 years experience, (huthor
OF "SociAl Evils OF the Present Day, ," "PTema
ture Decay" etc.) Sent post tree, price 25c.
Address,
DR. IA GRANan
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SCoLUnu,A -. q.
IL
ARRANGEMENT PASSENGER TRAINS
SUNDAY, MAY llru, 1854.

Trains connect NJ konUIng WIN Llnlns tohnd
from Philadelphia, Pottsville, Harrisburg, Al.
lentown anu I''w york, via bound brook
Route.
At ColumNtI nth trains TO aud from YORK.,
Hanovo-, 1ottyS burg, Frederick and Balu'
more
| At Marietta junction with trains to ami
from ChiCklCI.
SUNDAY.
| Leavc-cuarr,vill Inl "A. m; Lancaster,
King street 500 y. IN.
| Atrive-Eeading, 1900 u. III, 7:iO p. IN.
| LcAve-Reading son a. m, lO5 u. IN.
| ArTive-iancastcr king street, 1880 a. m,
| SOS y. m; Quarryyilc, Iuj.
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DErNsS SLyAriA EAit,HOAD- NEW
III SCHEDULE-On and after SUEDAl
NOVEMBER, Il, lSsS, truhr on the PennsYl
yania Railroad will Grrt.1 n and leave tho
LancIstor and Philadelphia UgpOts as follows :
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BUuns AKD srATI0SERI
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SAN FRANCISCO Items.

There is a large number of children of
both sexes and variousi ages at the Boys
and Girls Aid Society, for whom homes or
employment outside the city are desired.
The business of shipping sheep to Aus
tralia has very abruptly come to a stop
from the passage of law by that country
against the importation Of American sheep.
Judge Sullivan has signed formal order
for interrogations in the commission to issue
to England for taking the testimony of
Lady Hesketh, nee Sharon, in the Sharon
divorce suit.
The scheme for connecting San Francisco
and Oakland by tunnel is reported to be
taking definite shape. Spring Valley and
other capital ia said to be interested in the
project, the former for the special purpose
of having conduit for water pipe.
John Hodgley, Vallejo-street wharf
boatman, undertook to row sheIlboat on
a wager Monday afternoon. He was cap
essayed the feat again, only to meet with
similar results. The second time he was
rescued in an unconscious condition.
The trial of William Watts, mate of the
ship Gatherer, begun yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Sabin
presiding, on three indictments console
dated, charging him with inhicting cruel
and unusual punishment on Gustave Ad-
lung, beating George Lonaher and Archi.
bald Turner, seamen on board that vessel,
during voyage from Antwerp to this port
in the fall of 1881.
A dispatch has been received in this citv
announcing the death of c. Temple Emmett
on board the west-bound Union Pacific
train at Green river. Some months ago
Mr.. Emmett went East, believing that
travel and change of surroundings would
restore his failing health, and some tenn.
porary Improvement did result from the
trip. The deceased was prominent law.
yer of San Francisco, being well.known TO
the lawyers of early times as a man of fine
talents.
The Supreme Court in bank has been en-.
gagged for the past two days in hearing the
appeal from Judge Temples decision in the
debris case OF the People vs. the Gold Run
Mining and Ditch Company. Judge Temple
had given conditional injunction restrain
ing the defendant from hydraulic mining
until 1t builds dam to prevent the tailings
from entering the American and Sacra-
mento rivers, which they clogged IN. The
Anti-DebIis Association, which is support
ing the prosecution, thought this too
lenient and joined with defendant in ap-
peAling.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
~ suance of an order of the Superior Court of
the county Of Sacramento. State of California, made
on the 11th day Of February, A d. 1884, in the
matter OF the estate of BENJAMIN TIBBITS, de-
ceased the undersigned, the executor OF the last
will and testament Of deceased, will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin of
the United States, and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on or after WEDNESDAY,, the
18th day of MARCH, A u. 1884, all the right title
interest and estate of the ssid BENJAM IN TIBBITS
deceased at the time of his DEATH and all the right
title and interest that the said estate has, by opera
ton OF law otherwise acquired, other than in
addition to that of the said testator at the time OF
his DEATH in and to all that certain lot piece or par
eel OF land situate lying ard being in the county of
Sacramento, State Of California, and particularly
described the southwest quarter of section twenty
seven, in township eight north, of rarge five east,
Mount Diablo base and meridian
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash, in gold coin
OF the United States. Deed at expense of pur-
chaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time after the
first publication OF this notice. and before the making
the sale.
All bids must be in writing, and left at Nos. 1IS
and lis street, in the said city CT Sacramento at
the store OF n. DINGLEY or handed to the under.
signed personally.
Dated February 20, 1884
JOHN w GREENLAw,
Executor Of tie late VIII and testament Of Benz.
Tibbits, deceased.
". d. BEATTY &S. @. DESsoS, Attorneys. fe21-sE
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Thursday February 28, 1884,

For the purpose of selecting delegates to a Repub-
lcan City Convention, to be held on SATURDAY,
MARCH 1, 1884, at o'clock P NJ, for the purpose
OF selecting candidates for First Trustee, City At
torney, Chief of Police, One Fire Commissioner and
Five Trustees of City Library said candidates to
be voted for at the CITY Election to be held in
Sacramento City, TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1854
That said Primary Election be held under the pro-
visions OF the Primary Election Law. That the
qualifications required of voters at said Primary
Election, in addition to those prescribed by law,
shall be pledge from each voter that he voted for
the Garfield and Arthur Electors at the last PTesden-
tisl election, would have voted had he voted at
said election and that he ndorses the principles OF
the Republican party, and that he will in good faith
support each and ali the nominees of said Conven.
tiou That said primary election he held at the fol-
lowing places, and that the following named per.
sons shall fonstitute the Election Boards at such
Primary Election, and that the respective Wards
shall be EMIT ed to the following number of dele
gates, viz:
First Ward-(4O Delegates) Polling place at No.
21S street. Inspector, W. A. Anderson. Judges,
j. F. Slater and ]. F. Dreman.
Second Ward-(40 Delegates) Polling place at
southwest corner OF Third and X streets Inspector
W. R. Jones. Judges C n. Nelson and c. T Jones.
Third Ward-(50 Deiegates)-Polling place at
William Tell House, southeast corner Ninth and ]
streets. Inspector, Hiram Cook. Judges, W. R.
Strong and Peter Neumann.
Fourth Ward-(50 Delegates)-Polng place at
southwest corner Tenth and streets. Inspector,
George Murray. Judges ]. B. Pienepont and
Robt Miller
That said polling places be kept open from1 o'clock
P NJ. to o'clock ?. NJ. on said day of holding said
Primary Election.
That notice of holding said Primary Election and
Convention be given by publication of these reso u
tions in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNfoN,
Sacramento Daily Bee and Sacramento Journal
for the three days next preceding the holding Of
said Primary Election.
That said Convention be held at such place as may
be hereafter designated by the Chairman Of this
Committee.
In pursuance of said resolutions this publication
is made by said Committee.
Dated Sacramento, February %, 1884
WINFIELD }. DAVIS,
Chairman of said Committee.
A. J. RHoArs, Secretary of said Committee.
b. C.l fe26-3t
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YOUNG BAYSWATER

UTILL STAND FOR THE SEASON
w at Sixteenth and L streets. His M H-0
pedigree is as follows: Thoroughbred on I'LL
the side OF the sire, and half bred Norfolk on the
side of the dam. He four years old. Terms
Thirty Dollars gold JACOB sIoRTZ, Proprietor
Sixteenth and I, northeast corner. ies.ip1m
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FRENCH COACH STALLION RQME0.
INILL MAKE TIE SEASON OF 1854 "A

"lLL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1854 -
w at the FOUNTAIN STABLE, cor ~ VSSD
ner Tenth and streets, Sacramento at S20A-l-L
the season. Mares not proving in ioal can be re-
turned next season free Of charge ROMEO is SIX
years old; chestnut in color, with star in fore
head; sixteen and one-half hands high, and weighs
sixteen hundred pounds imported from Mon.
trea Canada last season. where he was held In high
esteem by the h0rsemen for his superior breeding
qualities, his get having received the first premiums
in two classes IN the Provincial Exposition held
at Montreal in 1882. Was sired by the French coach
horse Cuffy.n imported from France. ROMEO'S
dam was sired by Red Bird, grand dam by Raven
Red Bird was sired by Beliair, and he by Telegraph
CHAS S. LOWELL & F. p. LOWELL.
fe2S-Iplw Proprietors
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report the roads generally blocksded. All
out going trains on the Canadian Pacific from
st. Vincent were cancelled yesterday.
The City OF Columbus Hero.
New HAVEN (Conn.l, February 27th.-
Lieutenant Rhodes has deposited $50, 600, re-
ceiyed from various sources 10 testimonial for
his bravery st the Gay Head disaster, and
awaits permission from Secretary Folger to
distribute the money among his shipmstes on
the Dexter. To forestall possible adverse
decision by the Secretary, Lieutenant Rhodes
has purchased new uniforms and blankets for
every man on board.
The Emma Bond Case Again.
HnLsBoRo Qn.). February 27th.-The Bit
ter feeling toward the late defendants in the
Emma Bond trial is in no way absted. The
defendants are practically ostrscized in their
homes. A few nights since desperate at
tempt was made by some unknown parties TO
wreck passenger train upon which were a
large number of Miss Bonds friends coming
from Pana, where sn entertainment for her
benefit was given. The Wabash road offers
a reward for the apprehension Of the wreck
ers.
wife Murder and suicide.
MISNEAPoLIs. February 27fh "A report is
received from Ridgewsy, neighboring vii
lsge, that J. O, Bereh to-day shot and killed
uts NiAcs tNNAL nANtl Ha WAS recently III
vorced, aud then killed himself. The trouble
arose over the possession of their child, which
the Court delivered into custody of the
woman.
Destruction by Fire.
BosroN, February 27th.-A FIRE occurred
tonight in the tve-story building st 1l5
Federal street, occupied by Nichols & Dupee,
wool merchants The loss is thought to be
heavy, though the figures ere not o0tainahla
tonight.
Deaths from uydropho,,ia.
CHICAGO, February 27th.-Alma Lyons
and Alfred Slender, boys, died to-day of hy.
drophobia. after most dreadful sgony. The
former was bitten January l2sh, the latter
January 3lst.
Pattrs Progress.
OMAHA, February 27th.-Adeliua Patti
and party arrived tonight in special car
from St. Louis, over the Burlington and
Qaiuey Railroad, en- route to Denver and San
Francisco.
An Ex-Governor Dead.
HARTFORD (Conu.}, February 2Ssh-A. II.
Ex-Governor Hubbard died st 1880 this morn
ing