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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-12
Io.A, KANSAS, May -, 1854

s'-@Hs ihAs'S@N'J 4'soy 49, i'N7f'
Having experienced good deal of difficulty
in obtaining the proper lenses for my eyes, 1
finally purchased pair of DIR. II. II. Yost. and
they give entire satisfaction. I can cheerfully
recommend him MS an oPtician TO any requiring
aid. Respectfully,
DAVID WORST
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IT. Lx.yxxworrH. KAN Nav Is. 1874.

TT. LEA'ENwoRrH, nan, May 10, 1874.
DR.. II. II. Yost understands the principles of
optics. and Of fitting glasses to eyes requiring
spherical or cylindrical lenses, thoroughly.
b. +. FRYER, NJ. ID.
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WICHITA, KANSAS, JUNE 10. 1884

Farmers say that crops are growing won.
derfully fast.
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New store-Goods will be sold cheap anu
for cash. Chicago Bargain House, open
Saturday next, lbs Douglas avenue.
d20-2wl2-l
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lola, KANSAS, May p, 1851
This is 10 certify that ! have been using
glasses purchased Of DIR. II. II. Yost, and SO far
have given good satisfaction. I believe the
doctor understands his business, and would
cheerfully recommend him to the public. All
Of which is respectfully submitted.
DIR. L. GILLlHAN.
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Dr.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazler's Root Bitters are not dranl-shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
make the weak strong, heal the lungs, build
up the nerves. and cleanse the blood and
system OF every impurity. sl.O0. Sold by
Aldrich d Brown. 1882
DIR. Jackson's Blood and Humor Syrup
will positively cure all eruptions, ulcers, or
bad sores upon the body, face or limbs.
Will thoroughly cleanse the system aud
blood OF every trace OF diseases that have
their origin iasrein. Cures rheumatism,
sail rheum and canker, and is well recon-
mended by The medical profession all over
the copatry. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by
all iraggests 4l.t,mo
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Roses.

A large variety Of choicest roses for sale
C. A. PARSONS,
l5-tf Mosley avenue, north of First 81
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Do not pay eddlers travelling over the
country eXorbitant prices for Farm Bells
when you can go TO Geo. G.. Matthews and
buy 20 pound bell made from the same
material for 81 30 Witt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-12

Lombard Mortgage Company have funds
on applications are not sent east for
approval. 32-tf
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Bargains (! Bargains
Farmers!

Chicago Bargain House open Saturday
lbs Douglas avenue. da0-awl2-1
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Girl wanted-Good wages. Apply at Dr.
Furleys residence, corner Elm street and
Topeka avenue. S-tf
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For cheap lands, suitable for farms OF
ranches, call on or address
NJ. Ii. KELLOGG,
2-tf Kingman, kingman County, Kansas.
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Chicago Bargain House will sell you al!
kinds of merchandise at very low prices,
wholesale and retail. open Saturday. l2s
Douglas avenue. da0-2wl2-1
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DR.. H. H. YosT,
PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
OPTICIAN,

Formerly of Des Moines, Iows.)
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The cheapest lots are in Elliott's addition


Lombard Mortgage Company have loans
payable without eNchange) in Wichita.
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!


bu will sin n
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We hare IN stock a FIJI assortment 81
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- -
m AHkEIS.
fhilsde,pn,a rnrsa,'

PH,LApsLpurA, February --vionr quiet ana
s,eady superhne state, % 1908 90 Extra do.
uO@5 30 Pa. family, s5 26as76; Minn. extra
ps,snt Ssr, W. do straight g. i7{ae; winter
Rye Flour at % jOsp3 62k.
AZ W nen steady No. 2 Western Red, q Oei<
Ny. 90, Bc No, Pa. Rcd, st l3pi i3N
,tSnn turn naIly active and firm steamer,
bskd59bc. ''"" " ''Ao"'
=, oats quiet and steady No. l White lslxc
Mixed, tlc rejected, 4OxQ4lc. w.
Rye dull at 65C.
Seeds Clover dull at lo1ioXc Timothy
at s1 so; Flaxseed firm at sl 8Odi as S
Provisions strong and fairly active, Mesa
Pork, 81 25als; Beef Hams, so sOua7; India
Mess Beet, t2ia25.
Bacon-smoked Shoulders. sasxc; salt
do, 71a1Ac Smoked Hams, l3HGit; picked
do, l2Dl2Ac.
Lard nrm city refined at loo; loose
butchers, - 75d9c prime steam, % 40fls 80.
hutter duh and unchanged.
Eggs duh and easier Pa. extra, SJGf33Lc
western do, 33c lined, Soc
Cheese hrmer. with good demand; New
YORK full cream lf4c; Western, l3Gl3Lxo; do
VLc DO iull, 7&dSLc.
NljskY at sl %
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DE TINS

SMEDDERG,--In THIS CITY, FeBrNaly 81, oscar
Eastand, infant son OF james X. and Caroline
ID. smedbcrg, aged MONTHS and 90 days
DEASER LIN this city, on the 3d inst, = dam
D., son OF william and Elizabeth DeanCr, aged
2mcnths and days.
The relatives and friends of the family, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her parents residence, No. 80 Dorwart
street, on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. In
torment at Zion cemetery. 1t
DoBBL.-ln this city, on the 2d inst, fIan2
J. Dobel, IN the 18TH ear OF his Ag'.
Funeral from his late residence, No, iis
North Water street, on Tuesday morning at
O'Clock. Mass at st. Joseph's church. Inter
ment at st. Joseph's cemetery.
RUDY FEB. 2, 1854, in this city, Charles G.
son OF Christian ana Anna NJ. Rudy, aged Il
years months and days.
Cot in his wisdom has recalled
1he boon his love had given;
And though the body moulders here,
Tho soul Is safe In heaven.
The re ativcs and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the res
idence OF his parents, NO. 565 Moth Queen
street, on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
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LABOR NUJI >.
strises. Reductions of wagcs, Etc.

strikes. Reductions OF WaGes, ETC.
A dispatch from Fall River, Mass,
says The strike at Ten Mills
was inauguratcd this morning. Tho two
Borden City mills are running as usual,
with the exception Of the spinners.
A few spinners are at work at
the three Union mills and all
the other departments are running at
the Chase mills One spinner is at work,
and all the other departments are in full
operation. Tho WampauOag mill is
running with the exception of the spin
ners' department. At the Slade mill the
weavers joined the spinners on tho strike.
In Martinsburg, Va, the hands employ
ed in the tobacco factories, who struck
on the 18th Of last month, in con
sequence OF reduction of % cents in their
wages, returned to sofshL- this morning in
the two largest factories without Inc re, re.
duction being restored. 1t is believed tho
rest of the strikers will shortly resume
work.
In Pttsburg, tho machinery moulders
at a street meeting, yesterday, decided to
resist the reduction Of 25 cents per day in
their wages.
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srowns uouseno,a ranaoe..

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied eXter-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleyiator, and II IS warranted dou.
bio the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
II cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, ana ia The arsat Rsiteyer OF
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. \ teaspoontul OF
the PanRcea In a tumbler OF hot water [sweet.
ned, Il preforredl taken ut bedtime, Will
BREAK UP COLD. 25 cents y bottle
mayl-T Th,F&w
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ASSETS AMuUsriNU TO sioi,ias.24saS.


NtptIt ~ mo NufuBl Lilo Insurance Com
pany tor 1883.
The Mutual Lite insurance COMPANY, OF
New York, publishes its annual report In to.
days lNrELLIsEECgR. Toe frat and most no
uCcablc feature Of this report II the an
nounccd Increase oi assets, the latter now ny
greRating flul, llS t}s. - the largest sum OF
money he'd by any Institution in the world.
Tho Mutual lite II selling insurance al a
cheaper ratio than any other life insurance
company In the country, having decided some
years ago To reduce the rates IS per cent. Ihis
movement mot with much oppo4i ion on the
part OF rival cOmphnic', tor tho other instllu
lions could not with safety, reiuCe their
rates, not having tho strength OF the Mutual
The company has now, over every liability,
the magnificent sum OF o. $50 iGt -, the'resCrye
calculated at per cent interest; II the New
York st ndard be observed, the surplus would
DO over sls,DO,OOJ. TITO company has gained
In assets during tho year past nearly ~, 600 600
and yet ht- paid out nearly sli 90 900 to its
policy own"ir, or over NG 90 every busines.
day In the year. H"aCeit will bo readily seen
that tho Mutual n u policy holders company.
Its management ha, been marked by integrity
aud conservatism. Its ass 'ts are invested in
the most sound securities and much OF its
real estate IL appraised ~ a hgur, tar below
itS real value. President Winston. during his
twenty years control has worked wonders,
and distanccd all competitors In tho life In
surance business. The Mutual Lie Is to day
the great representative ot li'c insurance, and
IA pointed out with prld0 by the profession
throughout the world
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THE COUNTY INsTIrurIuNs.
NJ eating OF tho boards OF rrison Inspector
anu Poor LIri oturs.

MentiDg OF tho Boards OF rrison Inspectors
ana Poor birIotOrs
The prison inspectors held their regular
monthly meeting to day. ALI mem bers
were present and number OF bills were
approved.
1t was agreed to pay John L. Fraime, of
West Chester, $50 for capturing John
Frankford last spring, the amount expend.
ed in bringing the prisoner to this city to
be deducted.
The bids for printing the annual report
we've read as follows INTELLIGENCER,
$22 Inquirer printing company, eel 05 :;
John III. Pearsol, $2l 80 Neo Era, $24.
The contract was awarded to Mr.. Pearsol.
Messrs, Carter and Bitter were appoint.
cd q committee to purchase new platform
scales.
An invitation to Mr.. Burkholder to
attend the meeting of the National Prison
Officials association, to be held at the
Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, on Feb.
81 2S and 20 was presented, but no action
was taken.
- 1t was resolved that when the board
adjourned it does so to meet to day two
weeks to take some action in regard to the
new pump. the work on which has been
delayed. In the meantime the pump will
be tested and II IL does not work an effort
will DO made to procure water from
another source,
Martin Lippe made a proposition to act
as agent for the sals of carpet, but nothing
was done in tho matter.
Tne Poor Directors.
The board held a meeting on Saturday
John Evans was unanimously elected
president, the other two candidates who
were tic at the organization of the board
having withdrawn, There was ona balIoI
for steward, which resulted in a tie. Johr
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RESCUED rnum UEArn

rhc following statement Of William J. Cough
I'm, ot SUneryIile, Mass II 50 remarkable tnat
We beg to Rsk for Il tho attention OF our read
ors. lie stys "lu the tall OF 1876 was takun
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by II severe cough. ! soon began To loso my
appetite aud flesh I wes so weak nj one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mor ui lS77 waI Iadmiiicd to the CITY Hospital.
white there the doctors said had a hole in
my lCit lung rs big ~ Il haltdolIar. IeNpoud-
ed ovcra hundred dollars IN doctors and mod
lcinc-. Twas so Tar gone at one time report
", at around that was dead. ! give up hope
bTt triond told ire OF DIR. wM. HALLS
BAlSAM FOR THE LUNGS. | Iaugho nj
my friends, thinking my case inCurablc, but
got "A b' tllo To satisfy them, when To my sur.
priscu u qualification, | commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began 70 revive,
aud 10 lay icel In b0tter spirits than have
tho past three years.
l writothis hoping you VIII publish IL, so
that every one afflicted WITH Deceased Lungs
Will be induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FDRTHE LUNGS, and be convin reed
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. ]
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that IL has done me moro good than MI the
other medicines hare taken since my sick
ness. My cough hIs almost entirely di-ap-
peArud Hnd shall soon bc able to go TO work
Inld Nv II u. Cochran. III horth Queen street
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IN UUsGEEss
Nj. Morti,o ,or's Bili in the Houso-sOmo fea
turor OF 1t.

Nj. Mortiions BiII in the Houso-sOmo rea.
turos OF 1t.
WAsHiNGToN, Feb. 4.-Representative
Morrison completed his tariff bill this
morning, and during call Of the states,
introduced it into tho House. The bill was
prepared last week with tho exception Of
placing q few articles on the free list, con
cerning which Mr.. Morrison was undeci
ded. A reduction OF 90 per cent. is made
in numerous articles, while in few cases
the reduction is greater or less than this
rate A provision prevents any reduction o
a rate lower than in the Morrill, act OF 1901.
The reduction of 20 per cent. from duty
now imposed is made on all metals other
than ores, and the following are included
in the free list Iron ore, including man.
ganiferous iron ore, (Jho drosS or residu
um from burnt pirites or sulphur ore) /;
copper, imported in tho form OF ores !;
lead orc and lead dross ; nickel in ore
motto chromatc of iron, or chronic ore !;
coal slack or calm coal, bituminous and
shale.
The title OF the bill is "An Act to
Reduce Import Duties ana War Tariff
Taxes"
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~ WEST 35TH sTREKr,
~ a-.L- A ..n.- L-al


NEW YORK, June !, 1888.
have been II sufferer in the past with Ma
laria which finally became Chills and Fever.
treatment by my physician failed to help me-
used BRAsDRETH's PILLS aud was cured
Thirteen months have elapsed since then and
l have had no recurrence. Other members of
my family used them tor the same trouble
with the same good result
'cheeriniiy endorse them for this illness,
ana also pleasant laxative or purgatiye, ac.
oording to the number taken. They are now
household remedy with me and am never
without them. would gladly give the de-
tails OF tho foregoing TO any who might choose
to call upon me for them.
j. E. SERRE, DsnifsL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Thu once held by tho kidneys Is one OF i'm
portancc. They act as natures sluce-way to
carry of the extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taken into tho stomach and those that are
formed in the blood. Any clOgging or inac.
tion OF these organs ia therefore important
kidney.W ort Is natures efficient assistant in
Keeping the Kidneys In good working order
rengthening them and inducing healthy
action. II you would get well ana keep well,
Jake Kidney.Wort.
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MURDER ANDyENunANCE

A Soung Husband Cowaraly Aseasrinat"d
READvlLLE., O., Fob. 4.-Peter Clifford,
a young man recently married, was
awakened on Saturday night aud called to
the door by two mon On opening the
door he was shot and fell iuto the arms Of
his wife, and died in a few minutes. Four
brothers named Hickey aud a relative of
theirs named Reddy were arrested for the
crime.
Last night a mob Of several hundred
men took Richard Hickey and Reddy from
prison and hanged Hickey to a tree. He
refused to say anything about the affair.
Reddy was also strung up, but the rope
breaking and he pleading innocence, he
was spared for trial.
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ENI IERTAIEMENTS.

ruSESTO8A MUTUAL BEN EFIUIAL
~ Association meeting on TUESDAY
EVENING, FEB, 3, 1884, AT ~ O'Clock, In No.
: Cotton MIL ONCE Members who fail to pay
their dues will bo dropped from mem bership
It, EDWIN h, SNYDER, Sec
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Brock, who Is candidate for reelection,
will hold over
ms,upg Of tho rou,,ry Association.


Tho Poultry association met IN their
rooms iu the new postoiliJe building this
morning.
10 the absence Of tho president, Harry
A. Sohroycr was called to the chair. The
following named members were present +:
Messrs. Lchty, Schr,yer. Sobaum, Lip
pold, Long, Rudy, Diffrnderifer, Hum
phreville aud Rathvon.
On motion of Mr.. Long, tho secretary
was instructed TO correspondent with
poultry breeders IN this section Of the
state and endoayOr to have them become
stockholders.
A resolution was offered aud agreed to,
that the society select the third floor room
in the post0iiice building for the ensuing
year.
Treasurer Schum presented his annual
report, from which 1t appeared that the
society is entirely out oi debt and has n
small surplus in tho treasury.
A committee was appointed to audit
the accounts Of the treasurer aud ocre
tary.
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rnE WARD SUnisATiOns.
: lirst ward.

First ward.
Select Cunncil-GeO. w. Brown.
Common Councils. NJ. SeneT, J. A.
Spinner, Is. +. Montgomery, VIM. II. Nc
Cumscy.
Constable--A. G. Pyle.
Assessor Emanuel Miller.
Judge-JOhn f. Malone.
Henry Altck.
Second ward.
Select Cuuucil-Fred Brimmer.
Common Council--Juo. +. Eohternacht,
Chas. NJ. Howell, TheO Wouditz.
Constable-BanksDn Smith.
Assessor
Judge--Juo. r. llenkel.
Inspector Rob. Clark.
Third ward.
Select COuncil-lIenry Wolf.
Common Council--Juo. NJ. liberty. IA.
J. Lind, +. II. Wills.
Alderman
COnstablo-GcO. Docrr
AssessOr-Wm L. Wiley.
Judge-B. +. Davis
lnspector-Adam 5. Rhoads.
Fourth ward.
Select COuncil-GeOrge Steinman.
Common CounCil-Landis ID. Norbeck,
Harry T.. Carson, John Steigerwalt.
Constabc--Jamcs Coylc.
Judge-Lawrence Falk.
nspector-Emanuel Wilhelm
riuh ward.
Common Council-DAniel Trewitz, jr.,
Frederick Scnor, ST.
COnstable-Henr Fur!ow.
ASSESSOR
Judge-PhiIip Wall.
Inspcctor-A. +. Barrngcr.
sixth ward
Select Couucil-William b. Wilson.
Common Council--Adam Mischlich,
Il. II. Brubakor, Fred'k lIoetel.
Constab!e-Martin Daily.
Assessor-Charles r. Frailey.
JUdge-Byron J. Brown.
lnspector-Jno. b. Scner.
Seventh ward.
Common Couucil-Frank Everts, Philip
Dinkolberg, B. Frank Adams.
Alderman-A. +. Donnelly.
Constable-Johu Merrnger.
AssessOr-Iamcs Il. Garvip.
Judge-Wm. Mclaughlin.
Inspector DOrwart.
Eighth Ward.
Select Council-John V. Wise.
Common Council - Charles Lippold,
Joseph Adams, Benjamin Huber.
COnstabe-George Shay.
Assessor-Christian Frailey, sr.
Judge. T. Dougherty.
Inspector jacob Kurtz.
Niuth ward.
Common COuncil-D. =. Sweeton, w.
+. Hambright, ID. 5. Mearig.
Coustable-John Herr.
Assessor-JacOb MetZger.
Judge-Charles Broome.
Iuspector-John Nixdorf
city Executive Committee.
lst ward--John Schaum.
I'd ward-James II. Donnelly.
Sd ward-B. +. Lemon.
4th ward-Emanuol Wilhelm.
9th ward-William B. Strino.
9Th ward-JOh B. Sener
7th waTd-A Steinwandel.
Sth d-JOseph II. Ganse.
9th ward-Joseph Arnold.
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New YORK n1arnefA

NRw YORK, Feb t-Flour-state and west.
ern quiet and barely steady superfins State
81 I5gi 80 Extra do, 81 sos 40; Choice
30, 6Od6 Fancy do do, 90 0596 70 |;
6O) supcrano Western, " 1908 30 common
to good extra do, ~ 35Sf3 65 cho CO do, O. rs
a6 so; choice White Wheat do, 20 2b@ls 60
southern quiet ana steady common to fair
extra, 90 55di 60; good TO choice DO. a 659l8 so.
Wheat opened hc higher, and later ruled
doing; No. White, nominal; No. ]
Red, March, | O7Ss4l OK do April, sl IOIs
9l l0iS do May, OIL l2hdl l2s4 June, sl l3iI
bid, 81 1917 asked.
Corn a shade better Mixed Western spot
30 962c 30 future. G0JS6e6jc.
oats shade stronger; No, 9 4?Izc State, 40
6i7c: Western, 39d47c,
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Live stock Market,

CBGCAGo-The Dropers Journal reports
Ilogs-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, 1900
do; market steady strong; rough packing,
s. 7id6 20 ; packing and shipping, % 2586 20
light IS $500 20 skips, si15 u.
Catte-keceipts 1900 head shipments, 1900
do. market steady ana unchanged exports,
% 5O47 rs good 10 choice shipping, s5 1896 40
common to medium. S5Gp5 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 600 head shipments, 1900
do market steady ana strong inferior TO
tair SO 25Gt4 90 good, IS choice, 90 % Texas,
a. 5O1ijO.
EAST LIRRRrY.-Cattle in fair demand re-
ceipts, l,O26 head shipments, AIS head.
Hogs firm Philadelphia, 90 506D6 10 York.
ers GO 20dG 80; pigs 90 25Gp5 so; receipts, I,9i9
head shipments, 1900.
sneep Il rm tor good, dull for common prices
unchanged receipts, 24OO head shipments,
600 head.
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VIEW aDVERTIsEME ENTs


I'srtTE DF CHARLES kUTBwEILER,
Ia late OF Lancaster city, dec 'd.-Letters
tes tamCntary on said estate having been
granted To the undersigned, all persons in
deDted thereto are requested TO make imme.
diaie payment and those having claims
against the same, will present them without
delay Tor settlement to the undersigned.
JOHN FRIISCH, Executor.
Is. g. KREADY, Atty. j7-0tdMs
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A unssvory Texan L,pera,ed.

GALVESTON, Texas, Feb "A special
from Saa Antonia, says alexander
Trimble, Texan, who was arrested by
the state rangers charged with being one
of the leaders in the Mexican National
train robbery last November aud who was
brought to San Antonio by United
States marshal, was released yesterday by
order of Secretary Frelinghuysen. The
discharge Of Trimble is condemned by the
citizens of tho border counties, aud has
caused much uniavorabls cJmmoat in san
Antonio"
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THE DEMOCRACY.
RESULT OF ruH PRIMARY rLsuripi s

Zig vote Pollsd--Moauiicn Chosen Tor
mayor--UoI. Mct,oyern's Handsome
Note--Tbe school Directors.
Tho Democratic primary elections on
Saturday evening had larger popular at
tendance than any occasion Of tho kind for
many years. and nearly two thirds OF tho
total party vote in tho city was pOlled. The
interest nearly all attached to the contests
for mayor and school directors, as there
was little struggle for ward officers or
couucilmen. The elections were all quiet,
and good order as well as good feeling pre-
vailed. By midnight all the wards were
in except tho Seventh aud Eighth, and
tho result was in doubt. The returns from
the Seventh left no question Of McMullen's
nomination for mayor, aud the Eighth
ward when received increased his MAORI
N' Following are the official votes for
mayor and school directors the successful
Candidates being marked with an
tho Vote Tor mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-04

JAMAICA, l.. l., Feb. AT the exami
nation Of Edmund Tappan, to day, Hal
stead Frost detailed the confession made
to him by Tappan. The only important
addition to the evidence was that Frost
said Edmund Tappan told him that ho
(Edmund) and his brother, John Tappan,
had put up job to kill the Maybees aud
rob the house. The examination was than
adjourned until Wednesday.