Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-20

dignitied gentleman and an earnest, sincere
man, who could walk straight. When |
came away l said. There is man who
will not DO swerved from the path Of
official duty by any bu2Etng of the prcsi.
dental bee in his bounct.' | do not
believe that he has been disturbed by IT.,
He seems to have kept his way as governor
Of New York, regardless OF iacuonaI quar-
rels or interests.
1t is remarkable that of the three mon
now most conspicuous III tho Democratic
party for its Observation-Disclosures, Kan.
dali aud Bayard-uono has maneuvercd
for this nomination. Each OF them Is
man of high principle and would not
sacrifice 1t TO be the nominee. Their
present position proves that devotion to
principle wins in the long run. With
either of them the party can go into the
fight well equipped and hopeful Each OF
them has elements of ssreugth and 1t
would astonish somo of our Republican
friends to know why RandaIIs nomination
would make other states than Penusyl'
sylvania doubtful.
The Harrisburg Patriot is being severely
berated in some quarters for printing what
Charley Bergner has been tolling aucw
about Bill Kemble's charges against
Blaine and Bergncr makes the most hor'
rifying deuials OF il , AuI yet tho truth
is that Kemble did relate this story at
Cincinnati in 1876. He may not have
done it before the entire delegation and |
doubt If he ever had his checks
endorsed by Blaine to prove that
he was paid $500 for support
of Kemple's bill. But there are a
half dozen living witnesses who can tes
tify that kemble told the story in 1876
and there is no doubt that BerCuer heard
it and has retailed it out since, Tie
may consider it breach Of confidence IN
those who have made it public, but tho
frozen facts are that many of the stall
warts have said things against Blaine that
it worries them to see in cold typo. They
should not, however protest too much
Gov. Bum has gone TO his new pos. in
Idaho.
Manager Geo. r. Stibson, of the
Marietta hollowware workS-a highly sue
cesstul concern by the way-tclls me that
there are OILY eight of this class OF manu-
features in the country, four of them
operated by convicts in penitentiaries, on
cou,na,it;on .b,t tho frsn I,b,r m,,t asls
Gnritsction - from I. il claimed that
va, wbo o,-, arJ ost and ,,,, ~ 50 mar
Sav naad nrotsct,on from 30 to GO cant
labor. Two Of the hollow ware works not
in jails are in PhiladelphIa, one in Pitts
burg, and the one IN Marietta gives en-.
ployment TO about 20 men. The enamel
ing furnace runs day and night turns,
There is curious fashion IN cooking pots
The tin lined kettles sell in upper Penn.
euAheieu st WIN pJ'Ts'''T N ''I'"H Ss''
tusous ~ y, uou. 'Ho So".n tN.io w
ulneEenos .l III 'us P1I'e' tHo"EH Iue co't VI
the tln line" Is l''''e moro 'H"u 'he
pos'olA'u'
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=, lHH'1 IoAo VI eAHl'I p'nS "|W fU1
/ isnet were .eus.HoG % Anu Huu ine.Ieu up Va. vac
Rnhrara.o,r 'H ' ."
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wo,dor >, sojI, ,ro,+.,,, manu- g.,
,pror 10 o,bsr d,r ~ ,,-o,
" sn,oto is ac,,.n!na .hrN,,,L ~, 80. "Tr
million tons Of coal annually in this coun
try: and on ayaraye IL dOei not Weld owe
500 pounds Of ashes 10 the ton. The otbe
three fourths Of it is scattered through
the air and over the earth in smoke,
Likewise a large amount of tobacco.
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IA many OF inc has'eiu STATES spIehdl'
puo'lG iloE4EITs are es.ao"sH9L au' sup
ported III sthaLL towns from the proceeds oj
tue uoS TAX why hoI neFo ihey oFdeI
oolne tu'nSS o1'Ier III Nc" hnR'ahH, IN
quesAonaoIy'
They tell me that on starlit night
from the high ridge, south of Quarryville
on the Scotland road. leading from tht
Dry Wells to Mount Hope VI. Z. church
one can see the separate electric lights il
Lancaster very distinctly. This is better
than We can do half square from then
on some OF the well shaded streets.
FROM that same ridge on clear day tn
observer can see the Oxford Presbyterian
chuTch spire, thirteen miles southeast, an'
the Lancaster steepIes, about sixtoon mile
northwest.
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The Cumberland county lawyers VIII,
had themselves transferred last year
from the Philadelphia district of the
supreme court sitting to Harrisburg
now almost unanimously petition I,
set oaek 10 tns la'ger CITY
nnu ',. Cnnt 'nioueuou. 'uo state Tue lawyer
geueiaIIy iavoE Tue iuGa OF terminating
sne peianioutation VI tue state suprem
oou.S Smi rn tu9 uAIns VI 1heit seat az on