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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
RAILROAp MATTERs.

NEW YoRK, Sept 26-rhe North ern Pacific directors will not meet to-day, owing to the absence oi several members of the board. A meeting will be held on Thursday next. Fred R. Nourse, of Boston, has been elected assistant secretary
 of inc Oregon Rivcl Navigation Co.
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CHINESE COMPLICATIONS.

PARIS, Sept. 2G-Thereported sls- pension of french operations Tn China i- due to German mediation. Admiral Pvyron, Minister cf Marine, has refused 10 request both General Bli,re de Lislc, in fonquin and Ad miial Courbet, in China, to re-com- merce warlike operations with a view husTeniug crisis. General Briere dc Li-le is sanguine of sue cess, even without relufoi cements
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02

TIE Democratic platform of this county proposes by it's silence on ihe subject to let land thieves rob the community of ils lands, of its homes, spurious and forged Mexican land grants.
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ALL FOR THE INDIANS.

LAKE MOHAWK, N Y, Sept. 25-- A conference of prominent Phila- delphisatiiiis ssatarested in the Indian question opened thIs morning and will continue for three days Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, of New York is presldcnt, and Herbert Welsh, of Philadelphia, secretary. The cons fereuce will consider the question of citizenship as a solution of the Indian problem, including the ca pacity of Indians for progress iu education and the tenefit of grant, ing lands in scveralty.
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gan Guards, Odd Fe,lows, Governor Trite ard staff, Chief Jusrice How
 ard, members Of ihe bar and large concourse of ciiizeas were present and took part in the solemn ceremo-
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COON PROMOTED.

WAsFINeToN, Sept 26-The Pres ident has designated Assi.tant Sec retary Coon 10 act us Secretary of of tisc Treasury during the absence or sickness any lime of Secretary Gresham. Asst Secretary French
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
A SAD ACCIDENT.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 25-A Leaders special f,om Fort Mckinney. Wyo- ming, says: The mangled and lite- less boGy of Gillie Leigh, q member of the British Parliament, was found al the base of prccipitous cliff in the Big Horn mountains. Leigh was ou here with a small English pleasure party, and left camp ou the 14th inst. for q stroll, and was not heard of aiterward till an eight days search revealed his dead body. The remains will be shipped back to England.
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THAT "club" is likely to "bust" somebody's Head

TIE Democracy of the county Sc, m to be satisfied with the present high rate of taxation. At least they fail to otice it in their platform.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02

YES. we have said the Republican candidates have lever worked for the interests of the entire county" We meant to spafe our astute cotemS porary and allow it to draw the in> ference. It has proved itself enlire- ! ly unable to do so and we are obliged to say to it that a portion of it's par> ty has been able to thwart the. ene deavors of not only the present Re- publican candidates, but of all h1n- est men Tn the county to better the condition of the couniy's finances, and the taxes continue at as heavy rate as ever, while the assessed valuation rises higher with each year
 We could pay our Republican candidates no higher compliment than to show that they have been on the side of the people and gainst extravaganza and ring rule Such compliment, we know, would damn an honest Democrat in inc eyes of the so>called D. mrcr. tic party of the county, and hence there is no astonishmeut that our subsidized cotemporsry cant apprec ate that kind of Ialk.
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ELE RAPHGC.
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.

OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE. i Special te the Herald
 PREscoTT, Sept. 26-Mr William Rickard died at an early hour this morning from what is found to have bee an overdose of morphine.
 ANOTHER PREsCoTTsUIcfDE. 1 Special to the HERALD.
 PRESCOTT, Sept. 27-The Hon. F. F. Damn, junior member of the law firm of Churchill and Damn com~ mitted suicide here his morning at six o'clock by shooting biwself through the bran. At present the cause CT the rash act is unknown, hut general depression IS thought to have led tc the deed. It looks as though the place had caught the epidemic and was unable to put on the brakes.
 DISASTROUS FIRE IN PRESCOTT. Special to the HERALD
 PRESCOTT, Ariz, Sept. 29-About seven o'clock yesterday evening, a fire broke out in the Chinese Joss house on Granite street, and spread rapidly 10 the adjoining buildings. Ils course was not arrested until it had reached the Prescott ice factory which was saved by the most streu- uous eff rts of our citizens In the endeavor to keep the flames from spreading three separate blasts of powder were used, f1Inging the burn ing fragments high iuto the air, but the1ighiness and extreme dryness of the buildings prevented even this usually effective method from wholly arrestn 2 the spread of the flames. We ale rot advised tha 1he buildings buined were covered by any insurance. It is q matter of reorganization that inc Ice factory erected at a cost of several thousand dollars was not included in the gen cril destruction. Tie fire owes Its origin 10 he xplosion of a ceal oil lamp- Before .lhe ire was wholly subdued another coal oil lamp ex7 ploded in the tIICSsisl.p of Sam Hill. and ,s; timely action of l.A pho broke open the
 ith difficulty succeed~
 the flames we should
 - been called upon to --A tuch another appalling fire as that which some months ago eS9t4o1 Ci Hii lHc OuIlulD3S on tue south side Of the plaza. Charles Dickinson and Sue Waw, T, slau, rant Keeper, are said to have b en principal owners of inc property de> stroyed which was worth in the neighhorlood of eight thousand five hundred dollars.
 FUNE:AI 0F f. P. NN speclal to tle .HsRALD.l
 PRESCOTT, sept e0-The funeral of F P. Dafu who committed sui sine on Safu.day, took place yes'er- day under ihc auspio cs Of he Odd Fellows and Knishl~ of Pyihias. and was one of 'he large ever scenin Pre- coil. The B nipple Barracks band, lhe Prescott Rifles, the Mlli-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
LARGE LAND sA1E.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 25-An i'm por!ant land transfer in New Mexico has been made to New York parties through the Department of Immi- grafton of the Santa Fe railroad :. The grant comprises 26 GOO acres, a portion under cultivation, in San Miguel county, near Las Vegas Hot Springs, and situated In beautiful mountain park. The purpose is 10 form an Episcopal colony of Eastern people, iu connection with an edu- cational institution
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
Test Your Baking Powder T0-DaY l!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure CoNTA" AN1HEOrTI-
THE TEST:

Place a can top down on hot stove uutil heated, then remove the coverand smell. A chem ist will not be required to detect the presence of Ammonia,
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THE COLORADO CONVENTION.

DENVER, Sept 25-The Demo> cratic State convention met at Il o'clock yesterday morning The committees appointed and the cons vention adjourned till f o'clock in the afternoon, At that hour the convention leassembled and received the report of the committee on ere dentials and order of business. Alva Adams, of Pueblo, was nomi~ mated for governor, TAe convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock to~ day. Governor Grant declined the unanimous vote of the convention for rcncminaiion. The proceedings were entirely harmonious. In all probability all entire ticket was pre- pared in caucus to be nominated by exclamation without opposition.
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PEEscorT, Sept e0-The funeral of F. P, Daf,u who committed sui
 side on SaTu day, took place yes'er- day under ihc auspie cs Of he Odd Fellows and Kuishl- of Py'hias. and vas one of 'he large ever seen in Pre- coil. The B hiprle Barracks band, the Prescott Rifles, the Mlli-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
CHINA's DANGER.

LONDON, Sept. 25-A Shanghai
 dispatch to the Times s tates that a Franco Russian alliance means the disinlegration of China and it's par tition between those two counties, France taking the three southern
 provin nccs and Russia having Ch1na as a recruiting ground for her army, the two counties being conneci ed by railways The alliance would also cause a Franco Russian pres pondera ce in Europe, and therefore was fraught with danger to Ger many. It also means the extinction of China's trade and lmperils all English possessions in the East.
 LABOR RIOTS FEARED IN FRANCE.
 PARIS, Sept. 25.-Lord Lyons, British Am bassodor to France, re- gently made an appeal to Prime Minister Ferry to open the govern> ment shipbuilding yards in order to provide work for starving laborers. Ferry, in response to the appeal, informed Lord Lyons that he had no jurisdiction over the matter, but would refer the matter to Waldecll, Russian Minister of the Interior. II is stated that thousands of work men are cut of employment and serious rioting is feared.
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nies,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-29
pKuw srDhN Trr k,vIK


Paul Reds Fatal Attempt 10 ttcppe From
bniCtrr OF JusiICc
Ga Saturday night Paul Red and his
brother committed an assault ard battery
on James Harsh. About IL clock to
day Officer Gilbert aud three other men
started in canoe to arrcst them.
Red was intoxicated and attempted to
swamp tho boat Gilbert and Kauficlt
obliged Red t. land them on rock from
which piacc thoy were taken Oft. Red and
his companion then started for Crowes
Nest island, but soon landed on rock.
Red threw away his boat pole and sent
tho boat with two men in it a1rirt.
They succeeded in reaching shore
safely. Red swan about awhile
performing various capcrs and then waded
to Goat Rock ~ this place no attempted
10 cross swift channel to the shore by
swimming, but his strength failing him,
he Fauk aud dt rot rise again. Men
arc nov dragging tho river. There are
poor prospects, of recovering him. Red
had on his person abuuG $l0O the
last OF legacy Of - 500, left
hun few months ago The rest has
all been spent IN life Of dissipation. lie
is son Of Samuel Red, dec'd., a well
known citizen Of Columbia. The shore is
crowded with people watching the drag
ging operations
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ii" fulirwiug alIi'Iuunt OF william !. Cough
In, Oi >pmCTyilIU, Mass, l. 40 remarkable tnat
We beg to ask for n the attention OF our read
crs. H." sGys "ln tho fail OF 1875 WAS taken
with u violent bloc.liug ui tho lungs, followed
by il srv"I" ou"gh soon began to lose my
appetite hnd flesh wa 40 weak Ht one time
mat could not leave my bed. In the sum.
uor Of l-17 | wu-udmiiiud to the CITY Hos pital.
hllC there the doctors said hat hole in
my lett lung ns b,g ~ II hHli-dOllur. cNpond.
ed over a hunirrd dollars I'm doctors and med.
ictuc-. Twas 50 far gone at one time Il report
" MT urOIud tiHt was dead. gave up hope
Ut u TREND to.d me OF DIR. WM. HALLS
HAlSAM FON IHE LUNGS. | Iaughe At
my friends thinking my case iTCurabiG, but
got u uiitlU to s'tlsly them, when to my sur.
pri-ra' a giH'itcujiUn, | commenced to feel
better Ny hope, ono" dead, began to revive,
und to iay feel In better spirits tnRn have
tho pnst tire" years.
/ writcthis hoping you VIII publish II, so
that every on" afflicted with Diseased Lungs
wIIl h'' induced Ia TAX" nR. wM. HALLS
BAL>AM FOHTIlE LUNGS, nnd bc convinced
that GOSSUMpIIOS CAN Et CuEEp.
nave taken two uOttIc- uud can pusitivuly say
tl.At II rsl- done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
moss. Ny cough mas llIuo.t entirely di4ap
pcnrpd ana shall luOn Dc able TO go JO work I.
sod ~ n y IUcurHu. lI Nortn Ouron street
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SEIIBIBoRaooD NEWS.


Events Near and Across tho county Lines.
Semi.bi,umjLouso coal has been discovered
in GCrI CCua y on tho Little Conewago
creek.
Samuel owen, hue ster, was slain by
a blow OF Richard Ilet'!e, in tho latter's
saloon, 2 ,223 Morris street, Philadelphia,
on Monday.
Henry MinkCr fell dead Monday noon
on South Ninth street, Reading from an
apoplcctic stroke Mr.. Miukcr was a
halter by trade aud Is years oi ago.
In West Chester Gu NUndhy in six
hours thcIo was m ade deep ,osc-colorcd
satin dress trimmed with nuo point lace,
by a fashionable dress maacr for a circus
actress who needed her apparel Immedi-
ately.
The Philadelphia & Reading railroad
company, with It's associated properties,
will earn nearly 500 OO0, 600 this year, and
for the last seven mOnths Of tho year,
from tho ist Of June, tho company 4
net carn,ugn will not be less than sll, =
0OO COO
An undertaken in York, making a mis-
take in the streets sent his assistants,
with cooling board and other Lecessary
fixtures, to LAY out dad man. The
parties took possession of the parlor and
arranged tho cooling board, greatly to the
CONSERVATION OF the lady OF tho house. 1t
was then discovered that he was at the
wrong house.
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N ANN E1S.
PhIIAne,pnin mnrnn.

PHILADHLrHIA, April % .-FIour held nrm
but quiet Supertine state, % 5O13 Extra
do % O83 80 Pa. family, ~ 5Ol1t Is ohio h
Indiana family, - 0OGG %: MINI extra. - 81
as 81 straight. s5 210b 81; winter patents.
60 00d6 20 spring do sGFL6 70.
Rye -four at % 30.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 Western Red,
81 C79l 0s; No. do, 9sc /; No. | Pa. Red,
81 fOapl 81
Corn firm steamer mixed AMI yellow, go
CSC sail yellow, &c; do mixed, 62963o
No mixed and yellow, 6JaG!c.
Oats quiet but steady No. White, tic
No do t31tp1c; No. mixed SOC.
Rye dull ut 7O172c.
Seeds Glover dull nj shlgAc: Timot hy
dull At 81 90; tlaxseed hrm at 81 7Oal ~
Provisions nrm. fair demand Megs PorE.
sls5Oi Beet Hams, s2G826 81 India Moss Beet
s23
Bacon-smoked Shoulders, 7H@Sc; salt do
7s0T4ci Smoked Hams, lS%pl4hc; .piclSleG
dc, l24Rl2Ac.
Lard firm; city refined. oI90H loose
butchers, SIC; prime steam s. 7OGS 7j
Butter dull in BUYERS favor; Cream L" ry extra
2IG29c hrsts 25H26c &. h n. Y dO. 2iQ
25c do hrsts 2la2': Western extras, ~ J2Jc
do good TO choice, ls9lsc
Rolls 7dSc.
Eggs quiet; Extras, lial9%c.
cheese steady tor choice; New YORK full
cleams old, l5Rl5Hc; new, l0QlI3, "a 70
quality Western creamery extra, Sn Oc
Pa; part skins, 586I1c do full skins, fresh,
2diHc.
Potro. cum steady Refined. sH9sAc
whisky at N II
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THE PUBLIC ROADS.

viewers Appointed toy the court Ls,t Week
Tho following viewers were appointed
by tho court last week
To divide Penn township into two cleo
tion distriota j. Il. StauilCr, Rapho; Il.
B Brubaker, miller, Elizabeth, aud John
Il. Erb, WarwiIb.
To divide Salisbury township into two
or moro election districts Nathaniel l.
Slaymakcr, Paradise A. +. Mcclellan,
Salisbury aud Calvin Cooper, East Lam
peter.
To lay cut road In Ephrata township
tO lead from pOut IN the Ephi ata Il
Harrisburg turnpike, near land Of Bonia
min Wissler and Adam Frey, TO- point on
tho Lincoln and Schooneck road at corner
Of lands Of Adam Frey aud William Ger
haIt Isaac l.. Roger, w. l.. Senor and
Henry B. Keller.
To lay out a road in Breokuock town
ship, to load from tho Dry Tavern To a
point on tho public road on lands of Mary
Fraukhousor Reuben Il. ShUbcr, John
NJ StScr aud ). G.. Soiort
To lay out u road in Elst Donegal
township, TO lead from point IN the
road between Nissley's mill aud the
Donegal road, to tho SprinRvillo and Col
umbia road j. n. s. VIII, Henry NJ.
Enelo aud +. +. llestand.
Samuel Evans, A. N. CassolI, Henry
Eckcrt, Michael ;. Mctzgar aud John b.
Eib wcro appointed viewers to assess
damages by tho proposed opening Of
Sherman street, Lancaster, from Orange
tuChcstuut. The same viewers were ap
pointed T. asscss the damages by the
opening Ot First street, this city, be
tween West End avenue aud DOrwaTt
street.
To lay out 4 public roai in East Earl
from point in tho road (ucar Isaac Gehr's
land) leading to the Galt road, aud to a
point near lands of Daniel Hoover aud
Martin Shacflrr: William Elmaker,
Now lIol'a. d Samuel B FoltS aud VIM.
Goo East Ear.
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Philadelphia Ua,tie Marre,


MosDAy, April 2s Tho arrivala n, to-,
stock ut the different stock yards were "''
For the week-2500 beeves, 1900 sheen, a so0
hogs. Previous weeK-tO beeves, 5000
sheep 3 500 hogs. ~
Beef Cattle woro in light supply, and
with moderate demand prices advan ced
traction In sympathy with the wholesale mar
ket, but closed duh and weak.
Extra, SN87c GOOD, e.@oXc Medium,
54d6c Common, bf5kc.
Country Fat Cows we're in moderate request
Mich cows wore inactive Mt s3Oa7o
veal calves were In fair demand at 5DTIc
sheep and Lambs wero I'm .fair demand aud
No extra lambs arrived.
NsVuOte ~ follows.
Extra, GN@7c Good, GIIa6Sc; Medium SO
sheen S9Sng,1i?Em' SagiEn' fA@'Hci Lambs, 5Aa7Hc;
Hogs were In tair demand and prices closed
AOnuJ steady. No country stock arrived, We
quo western from sdskc,
sALEs oV BEEvEs At WEST PHILADELPHIA YARDS.
niniong the sales at tho Vest Philadelphia
Rodger. Mayncs, 80 Lancaster co sHa7c.
,,Hnie, ,pn MURPHY; - Lancaster county, 6S1 &c.
T. = MeEillin, 80 Lane ister county. 81a7c.
D.. T. Mcti.len, 30 Lancaster county. 8Jlst7c.
~ '"'S'n ~ sI1' hro.' 10 western Lancaster CO..
iiPplG St,n Bro Z; rs Pa fat c2ws, ss5c.
| A. }. Christy, 1876 Virginia and Pcnnsylya-
mia, 8a0isc.
IT, SchambcrR n Co, 100 Pennsylvania and
| Western, 6%9ic.
Schamburg n Paul, $50 Western PennsvI.
vania, 5n6Ac.
II. Chain, r., ~ Penna, eai8ISc.
Jhchmhn Levi, 100 Western, GLG7c.
y. u. Herbert. Is Lancaster Co, 6HaGNc.
james Clemson, 80 Western aud Lam caster
co. th&7c.
M' U!man t} lancaster county and Western.
5AQ6Ao.
Dennis Smyth, ~ Pa, 6iffl6Ic.
Abe Cslheim, "a Western. .GlpjAc.
DRESSED SRATs.
City Dressed Beoves wore fairly active and
closed lower ate@l0%c, with sales of common
COWS as low as 7<c.
ABATTotR pLLha.
RoLger Mavnes, 50 head S54ul0hc
l.. mGCandless y Co, 40 head, st4GalOJSc.
4. ). DenglCr, 90 head, sMGilGc.
). +. Lowdon, b5 head. GGplOc
II. q. Hickman, - head, Sr9Nc
John II. ward, "a head, 7JSal0c.
Dressed sheep were I'm fair demand at slp
l0Ac. Lambs at lOal2c.
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"A snsrin Murdered

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 29.-News
has just been received here OF the killing
of Sheriff Adkins, of Boone county, who
was waylaid and murdered, and his body
horribly mutlated. There is little doubt
but that the deed was committed by an
organized band OF outlaws known as the
James Gang" as Adkins had been zeal
Gus in bringing offenders to justice. An
armed p 1850 are securing the count ry in
pursuit of tue assassins.
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AuDuaeIDenfa.

Hdrry Wdnons Company :TOnighL This
evening Harry Watson ana his fne comedy
willappear In the opera house In the now play,
entitled 400 Wrinkles" Mr.. Watson Is
we'll known as one OF the funniest DutCn
comedians IN the world. lie was formerly
partner OF Charles 4. Ellis, and they stand in
the front ranks IA q German couple. Mr.
Watson Ia supported IN this piece by his wife
and Billy Carroll, the latter peTsonating Roger
SDseney. Everywhere tho ploca has been re.
ccived by large and delighted audiences. ami
the press speak In tho highest terms OF IT,.
Those who wish TO SEQ real fun should not
miss this treat.
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The fishing floats about Havro dc Graco
and below are taking all tho hCrring that
they can possibly handle. John COale, on
Watson's Island, took 100, 900 at single
haul, and the battery fishery 200, 900 Mon
day morning Herring are offered in quan
titles at Havre dc Grace and the floats as
low as 80 cents per hundred. Shad are
not 50 plentiful and command from 5lj TO
81 per hundred. Tho big run Of herring
has not reached Port Deposit yet, aud
they bring from 20 10 80 cents, aud shad
$50 to see per hundred.
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NeN Work Mnrkn,h

NRw YORK, April 30 --Flour-.state ana West
ern quiet and without decided change
superhne State. q! sOa3 30; Extra do, i8 20
Eo3 IS; Choice do, 81 7OtC 90 Fancy TO- &C L.
G6 30; Round Hoop ohio. IS 45Qt 90 1;
choice, ~ 1915 90: Supcrfine Western,
81 s0g8 10; common 10 good extra do, 81 .OD
IS Cho ce do. s. SOd6 So; choice White
Wheat do, ~ 25d6 So Southern steady and un-
changed common to fair extra, IS 5OS4 40 !;
good TO choice 20. g. l5 az 50.
wheat hdAc lower heavy and very irregu-
lar less active: No. I White, nominal (:
No. Red, May, sl l0Gl NC; June, &l l2hQ
~ July.sl tsAal O5S: Aug, 81 O1i4dpl O6A..
Corn Agi%G i9w.r; less active Nike" Mixed
Oats H6855c lower. including No. 2 May,
3IS837Hc; June, 3sH133}Gc; state, 400
i7c Western, 37Gpi6C.
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CON,,ksrSa,


Tne House's Action on Pres,iog Quesli IN.
WAsHTNGToN, April 29.-The Honse
passed a joint resolution directing the
president to demand aud enforce, in such
manner as he may deem best, a settlement
with the government of Venezuela of the
claim of j. E. Wheelock. an Amerio iu
oItizen, who was tortured by officers Of
NeuZueia IN order to extract from him o
confession Of a crime of which he was not
guilty.
At 1880 the House went into committee
oi the whole on the tariff bill.
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NInInhTed by IA IIamn-

CHICAGO April, 29th.-Isaic Jacobson,
a tramp carpet cleaner, deliberately shot
aud killed George Bedell, the proprietor
of carpet cleaning establishment
i'll this city this morning. The alleged
reason for the killing is that the latter
refused to pay jacobson dollar which the
murderer claimed Bedell owed hin. An
eye witness declares that Jacobson shot
Bedell while the latter's hack was turned
aud without words of any kind.
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KILLED ThkIR FATHER.
The Cause OF "a Murdsrous Deed in l

The Cause ot Murderops Deed in low q.
AUDUBON, Iowa April 29,-Cicero Jel-
lO!sOn has confessed that he, with his
two brothers in law. murdered his father
last Friday night. The brothers-in law ara
named espectively Smyth and Wilson.
II appears Wilson heard that his wife
had not always been virtuous, and on being
accused admitted having been habitually
intimate with her father and that she had
Onco been in trouble by him. The young
men then consulted and killed the old man.
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Lived in Two states ,e. Mover moved.

Milton Robbins, Of Appleton, Me-. ia
now over 80 years Of age, and has always
lived over the same cellar which uuderlies
his present residence, yet, notwlthstand-
ing this fact be has lived in two states, two
counties and two towns. When boy he
lived in Massachusetts, until 1919, whom this
section Of the old commonwealth became
the state of Maine. Mr.. Robbins then
lived in Lincoln county, state of Maine.
until 1860, when Lincoln county was
divided, and the section in which Mr..
Robbins resided became Knox county.
Until 1929 he was resident of Hope, but
the division Of Hope in that year made him
resident Of Appleton.
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The track of tho Lancaster street rail
way between Centre Square and McGrann's
park is finished from the park to Shippen
street, and Mr.. John NJ. Barry, who il
experimenting the work, has a squad of
men employed laying the ties on Walnut,
between Duke and Limo streets. IL is
thought cars will be running on the road
in about two weeks.
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NEW SDvER1IsEMkSTs.

V'HE VERDICT STILL STANDS THAT
i the best Sc Cigar III the city IL at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE