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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

X. Ii. Hildebraud, arrested Tor false
pretense on complaint OF Il. o. Heury. has
entered bail to answer at oourS Too
charge is that ho obtained on credit from
Mr.. Henry agricultural implements, Gc a.,
TO the amount Of 1900 or si00 by STATING
that ho was the owner of two houses in
Ephrata, whereas lao had sold the houses
before the goods were purchased.
Il. a. Roland, of Philadelphia, was
arrested In that city yesterday by Officer
Barnhold, of Lancaster, on charges of
false Pretense, and disposing of goods for
tho purpose of defrauding his creditors.
Adam Nishlich is prosecutor, Roland gave
bail TO answer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

GENERAL ALFRED NJ. SCALES, the Dem.
ocratic candidate for governor of North
Carolina, has been eanvassing north.
western Carolina. News has just reached
Charlotte that his horse ran away while
crossing Cowee mountain, Jackson county,
and fell down precipice distance of one
hundred feet aud was killed. The buggy
was destroyed. General Scales was caught
In tree aud barely escaped with his life.
lie reached his homo at Greensboro very
lnueh bruised and is now in bed, but hopes
gyasS tbs cInysss ia few days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
shot Dead fSy Hi,wife.

Mrs. Mary Martin, of West Clarified
borough, shot AMI killed her husband,
Thomas Martin, Thursday night at mid.
night. Some months Miss Bellstraw.
came to CleaIfield and boarded at DanieI
hoczer's. In short time she became a
mother, aud was taken into this Martin
family. Mrs. Martin became Jealous Of
TINS girl aud her husband and Miss Bell
straw left Clearield. Martin was a coal
prospector and his business called him 10
Carrolton, Cambria county. Mrs. Martin.
hearing that Miss Bellstraw was with her
husband, started after him aud the two
train. They had been in bed a short time
when, according to Mrs. Martins story
sho got up, lit the lamp, and took a
revolver from her pocket aud asked her
husband some questions in regard TO his
relations with Miss Bellstraw, and "a re-
ceiving no satisfactory answer sho. him
through the head. Mrs. Martin has been
committed to jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

sleep on the docks on a fish Gox, and be
generally gave me tho soltcst sido-tbe
sIuo that had the most feathers in. i
Knew HIM well then ard now he is gov
eranr OF Connecticut, and | am 'ohuoking
u.'h' THAT isnN his name, though, aud
John Dyer isn't my ramo We don't either
OF Hs kaow our names. But that doesn't
matter this is q great country and gives
tho poorest boy chance if he is only
smart aud tho fat john tossed another
fish Into tho scales.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
Admitted to Prao,ics Law.
Iwo Serious Accidents.

-IKftItIIT-9II. -NIIITiUI'
Ga Monday last John B. Shre;ner, re-
siding in Rapho township, made narrow
escape frcm very serio1s accident. lie
was in his quarry and in the act of dia-
lodging rock weighing about tons on a
ledge about fifteen feet high, when 1t gave
way aud he jumped, striking a pile Of
broken stone at the bottom. the rock fol
lowing close behind and landing within a
few feet of where Mr. 5. fell Fortunately
ho escaped with badly spraincd ankle
and a few slight bruises on his body.
On Wednesday Amos Haas. in the EN-.
ploy Of Mr.. Philip Long, of Penn town
ship, while out with his team hauling n
fitting fell of tho wagon, one OF the
wheels passing over his arm and body,
causing patGiat laceratiou of the parts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
mOROsINrs WOES.
his wife Attempts Suicide Three Itm,s
NtctOFiAts Thrant

The Morosini case had excited fresh in.
terest Friday by disclosure of the fact
that Mrs. Morosiui was 30 worked up over
her daughters elopement that she made
three attempts at suicide. On Thursday
morning OF last week she swallowed
laudanun, and DIR. Pike and Chief of
Police Mangin were sent for. They walked
her about the house for hours, until she
recovered. The same evening her son
Giovanni entered her room just in time to
snatch from her lips vial Of laudanum
which was half enptied. She made third
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

EsaTi1s OF Argument CIsss-Gdrraut Buti
nesE--An Admission to tho bar.

EsaTiDs OF Argument CIsss-GGrraut Buti.
neE--An Admt'sl0D to tho bsr.
Argument on the exceptions to the re.
| port OF the master ia the suit of John
Keller vs.. David G. Swartz was concluded
on Friday afternoon.
The balance of the afternoon session
was taken up in the Argument of the sui.
| OF the q y Of Lancaster vs.. Stephen
MGrkerJ, ceEticraIi by defendant from tho
judgment Of Alderman SpurEier. Mar
EeTt had been t!ued by 'h6 magistrate Tor
| forestai'Gg the city market, By buying
| produce !Cr shipment and his counsRl took
out the suit, al ling that the proceedings
were irregular
Court met this mOrui0, ~ 10 O'Clock Tor
! the trausactiua cf current business. The
judgment docket was called and q iujg-
meRts @ero entered for want Cl p8l
apPeara1Ge or affidavit OF defense. Among
the Judgments entered for want of sn ap-
pearauCe was one for $3.50 against the
Metropolitan base ball club, who were
sued hy tho Lancaster base ball club for
damages for breach OF contract.
The hearings Of John F. Smith, default
lag tax collector, and Edwin Sprecber, who
p-titjOned to DO discharged as insolvent
debtors, were continued until next Satur
day, on account of the absence OF Judge
Patterson.
An issue vas granted to ascertain the
Ownership of goods levied upon by the
sheriff, and EEZabs th L. Hostetter was
namPd as plaintiff and Benz amin N. Nolt
aS the defendant.
George W. Findloy of Columbia, was
granted a soldiers license to hawk, peddie
and vcnd goods in tho county of Lam
caster.
S1bImlas in divorce weEc Issued by tho
court in tho following cases this morning {:
SalIe '. Cunningham, by her next friend
James, McAleer vs. Francis Cunningham,
desertion James Cully vs. Annie Gully,
descrtion Mary s Mack, by her next
friend William Brown vs.. Peter Mack,
desertion Sarah NJ Hutton VS.. Reuben
Hutton, cruel treatment.
Admitted to PTsc,ics Law.
On motion OFF. l. Steinmetz, John L .
Malone was this IN 1rrfps admitted to
practice law in the several courts Ot this
county. Mr.. Malone was examined by the
committee Of the Lancaster bar on Tues
day evening, and passed very creditabe
examination. lie has large acquaintance
in this city and county, aud he will no
doubt build up large practice. Possessed
OF mind essentially legal, his energy OF
character will doubtless win for him high
rank in his chosen profession.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
"UnIy y miners Daughter"

Last evening the play of "Only a
Miners Daughter was given in the
opera house by Emma Hendricks and her
dramatic company. There wers about 50
people in tho audience, but the company
had sufficient nerve to present the piece,
and they did IL well, Tho andieuco was
well satisfied.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
nelipauent school Taxes.

j. Is. Markiey, collector of the delin.
quent school tax for 1883, gives notice
that 10 viii sit for the collection OF the tax
at biarshall's shoe store. Centre Square,
every evening until October 1st, after which
those who have failed to pay their tax will
he prosecuted. The penalty is imprison-
mcul uutil the tax is paid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
Homiue Pigeons.

This morning at II O'Clock nearly Que
hundred hOming pigeons, belonging TO tho
Germantown Homing club, were given
flight from Centre Square, this city. The
birds roso rapidly from the baskets, ard
after cireling for a few minutes around
the city started off 10 an easterly direction.
Ons Of the birds In rising from the basket,
struck itself againSt o telegraph wire 10
which It cluug for some minutes, being
evidently badly hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Ga Friday George Brown caught bass
in the ConestOga, near Woodward Hill
cemetery, that weighed four rounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
Aanraster fntelIigenrer.
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT, 40. 1884,
M. Illaine,s Marriage.

Mir. Blaine says Of his marriage, that
" we were, In the presence OF chosen
and trusted friends, united by what l
knew was, In my native state of Penn
sylvania, perfectly legal form of mar
riage." This was on June 30, 1850, in
Kentucky. lie does not explain the
mode Of marriage, but any form OF mar
rage is good under Pennsylvania laws.
1t only needs to be proved. Mr.. Blaine
discovered that the Kentucky laws re-
quired license to make a marriage
valid; therefore he came to PennsJ lvania
in March, 1851 and was married in Pitts
burg By a clergyman no publication,
however, being made of this ceremony
In the following June child was born.
Clearly, il Mr.. Blaine's story is true, he
did nothing bameworthy. But if he is
rs innocent as his statement shows, why
did he not meet the accusation against
him with his simple story in the first
instance Why did he leap into suit
for libel to defend himself againss the
imputation founded upon the discovered
fact that he was married in Pittsburg
in March and had child born to him in
June I?
Mr.. Blaine puts on an air of injured
innocence which it does not become him
TO assume when he admits that he was
secretly married twice and has TO con-
cede that the Grst marriage was un.
known to the public, until he now re
veals It, Mr.. Blaine's biography even
does not record the marriage Mr..
Blaine now claims in Kentucky. 1t
credits him only with the Pittsbuyg
marriage, as we understand the facts.
Why then should the Indianapolis iSenti
mel or any one else be supposed to know
of the undiscovered Kentucky cers
mony? Obviously, when dlsagreeable
reports came to Mr.. Blaine's ears founded
upon the date of the Pittsburg marriage
it was his duty, If he wanted to still
them, to tell of the previous Kentucky
ceremony. IL he had done so, there
would have been no particular induce
meht to disbelieye him. But when he
prefers to sue for libel those who have
charged him with wrong doing, in
ignorance of ceremony which he kept
secret, there is cause to suspect that
there is something fanciful about the
Kentucky marriage; suspicion that
is not allayed by his failure to name the
witnesses who he says were presen, at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Mr.. Blaine falsifes so naturally that his
own word is proof of nothing. He is a
sharp fellow ; and it is not TO be easily
assumed that he would have lived for
thirty years under the impuation
which he DOW repels, If he had all the
time at his command the full refutation
ofis supplied by the fact of a Kentucky
marriage in 1850.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

COUNTING IHE HOURS.
D9elms dawn ana fly. friends smile and die
Like spring flowers:
Dur Yaunied lite f. one long funeral
Men dig graves with bitter tears
FOR their dead hopes and all.
haZed with doubts and sick with fears,
Count the hours.
We count tue hours. These dreams OF ours,
False ana hollow.
DO We 90 hence and ind they are nli dead
Joys we Giluiy apprchrnd,
Faces that smiled and hed.
Hopes born here, and torn to end.
Shall we follow
-IHtsheU arnold
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Tue second earthquake within a brief
period on American shores, will suggest to
the appIeheusiVo he possibility of their
future frequency. The western skock ap-
pears 10 Lave extended over a wider area
than tina. Of August, its vibrations being
felt throughout ten degyoos of latitude and
s9yen of longitude. II is probably due to
tho settling OF tho earth's crust around
the inner nucleus, and is perhaps blessing
II disguise IN preventing the grand crash
that woaId come if many shocks were ac-
cuGulatcd in ono earthquake.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

IT must be admitted that Blaine was
either conscionceless rascal O. an limo.
cent gudgeon in the matter Of the Michigan
revelations. In either event be is unit to
be president. In any event tie Republi
can party must 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

The PAiiad7l phia NorM American cele
bratea tue one hundreth Anniversary of its
existonc9 by appearing to day in new type
as penny daily. Its centennial number
is exoocdiuRly Interesting, dealing with the
mack ksts amns IN 'u.s. churches, fire. regu.
lations and municipal rule OF Philadelphia
as 1t was one hundred years ago. With
each paper is distCbu cd o fac simie copy
OF The PHILADELPHIA Pack,t and DaRy Ad p
cs'tIssr of September q, 1894, tho first
daily printod in Amori,l, whca illustrates
the v1aisrEul strides in progress Of mod
ern journalism. The new v.gor Infused
in.o tho paper, its. handsome typographi-
cal appearance aud its reduced price will
be productive of large Increase in its
circulation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

THE West was not to be out.done, SO it
got up little earthquake Of its own.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

The bed rock question which voters
must face in this campaign is whether
they will approve the course of q speaker
of the House, who, while acting in this
capacity, deliberately placed himself under
obligations to railroad company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

IT vas Citing that n malOdorous carpet
bagger should rush to the defense Of
Blaine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Doc fights down East, where pare
Intellectual recreation is supposed to have
the call, are o9ourriug frequently and the
newspaper reports of them are very
disgusting. The poor bru.os are p't.ud 70
fight for the amusement Of low sporting
men aud gamblers. Here is q chance fer
Mr.. Bergh to win honorable distinction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

CoACUMAN SCHELLIEG has the hearty
sympathy Of all lovers Of the race in the
i'll success which has attended his matri
monial venture. lie really seems to have
taken step downward in the social scale
in his alliance with the family of the fair
Victoria, His mother.in law has made
threO attempts at suicide and his wife
contemplatss going on the stage. Schell
ins's fate should 6a a warning TO all
coaohmen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Uther towns which feIt the shock were
East Saginaw, Ann Arbor, Port Huron,
1psilanti and Chelsea, Michigan Toledo,
Napoleon, Clyde, Bryan, Archibald, Fos
toria, Ohio Indianapolis, Lafayette, Port
land Albany, Union City. Parker, Selma,
Winchester, Anderson, Dunkirk, Rsdkey,
New castle, Cambridge City, Fort Wayne
anu ofoana' Indiana Louisville, Ken
tueky; Windsor, London and Dresden,
Ontario.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-10
Q6uia cumbert.

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3ettunsea nsue 3iSe pom otuI 6umaneR
uno mut5issn AuitIetsn bts R6nigs
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por5srssbenbsn Absnb ned 90 1oets ess
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bebren ni4t batieu fopsti9ait UsrbeR
t6nnen. Der Brdfibtut ots proutnliaI:
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nd susrsii9. sic birfsu ui6t binstns
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Dot udbrsnb Der Ietten epidemic iene
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hem Beiu3 Der 9oipttdlrr bteuist."
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ben, uub IS beourfte zines arguments,
uIe bsslsnigen. bag CT bic V1iniitsr uno
bic b64itsn Bsb6rsen RsnpsIs NIT nd
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biutere Plne MAIDEN 3u miifen gGnubien.
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bird ben uerotenten Strsttor, profefor
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bofe Der Jau. !3abIrside 8srtiue nit
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in Rom mar cine uuecbsurt Wleni6,u,
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bur6 bic Ratiou bic burserIids lapfsrs
ssitsmsoaiuc uerIsi5en su Iaheu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-10

enff&Iss nan fH ~ hem Ssrfu& mt
EcnYf, fir usi6ea has &srsaureHt be
SeBiIisuris tros sartni6isr SFpcFtiOa
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nI6e Hur eiae 6rass hr Seit lei
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-10

ReapeI. fEiue 2ssfoffube Fnbet fa N
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m iEr erdnsen i9 be nianui4fa9u Ges
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an S5oIera BON ) Guf 70. uHh eies ftns
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tuus. bag II~nmdsistsit ben bsfsu Sootr
FIR g5oIsrasA Hitseuns Iisfert.
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Der SdriFtifelcr @uu b Rdupais
FAINT bat in girttdt Der Serbrenuuna ees
RdSidab (5iriftn) Sapu Sabib Sbaus
bsro 9boteap b%eieepObnt unb sisbt Sa'
vOn i'm Barrier .5,saro- fOIsrnbe SdiI'
btruua:
Gs bate ben san,en Tag ssrssntt.
Dos Ordefer bes RurfaaIs ipitltC AaI'
ser, PoItas unb Quaeriuen. 9I6sli6
sins ctr 6Ilittrn eur4 bic @ruppsn.
RGn erJdhlts, ttu ireiidsr 6Irff fci I'm
-SoteI oes SaiHs- e~ciforbcu, unb man
babe BET oem YPiniifer bic grlnuhnis III
ietnrr Berbrsnnuns naAeciudt. Ric'
maue woltt ss root aIaubtH cher me-
nieftsus bicIt man be Sd&e ui6t fur 10
nabe biuerfcbenb, neil ft aa,u isbr scs
gen unisre SIiisn URe 9thriu6e pcr.
ii6st, unb ea bit Ra5t pcrri6tc, besab
f6 iehcr add icincut SuaItisr. lin
Rtttrrua6t lief sin Anssfs1tsr Der
gdsaHfiaIi uoH Sirast ~ Sfrase Hno
Iol4ts bic etIhen SIdnlmcR aus. relAc
bic vsri6Iaftu.n Sduisr, ben Roi5 une
bic @afsrpiissa bsIsu4itttn. 3u
rpdrtsieu uneehuIsis une hdrrcne Der
Stunes, ed eas Stdetheu fiu une tee
istn uirbe. Scit Ritias ieri6niit Gin
S4reinsT SoI, une wunocrts lid, uas
man nit ben fstu trfdatsu Srcit6su an.
fauem warbt. Sas Dol, 5urec aHf cts
Ren RaTTsn ssIaeeH, Bet auF t1mressn
mad Der Slfie hinausfubT, osne ssn
Buea&t Der 5uipdtetcn Ra4tpaneIer
~ erreasu. CT fubr auf hsm RiefsIats
ron bis an ben 6us hts rferftIIens Hnh
DHroe bier auf eem Grobchen asIssrt,
uotauf bic hrei iHhii4tn Diensr ben
S4eitIbdatrr NJ bausn aniHeeu, mel,
DER stuos u ais brett mar une kei
BEN fstns nnbsiIiss Sanb miibeIfsH
euTEte.
I'm | ukV uuIht ben Verwanhtsa Bee
Uerforbensz - bic inhttGe GeleaIAaft
eetiaAe aus erd SaYfeH, siHena eeIen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-10-10

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be Gcotseslanbte an Der S9nIfer IN
be SS5e uno medic ne init inbranifiotn
6uhU, Doranf Ct feine Rinher Der Reibe
na9 herste uno ND bann NIT ieiner Sas
uilie e~nfferute. Die SeIbfm6rberin
hiss, ME aus einem BeTitt bes gapi=
tdns ees 0ampfers 5erporsebt, 2nhmla
8arei. Shue RfRSsr uer6en abrieens
ni6t rn9 europa surii6ssfanht pernn,
Ia bsren IN @bieaso wsbnbafter OntsI
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