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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-19
COLUMiIIA NEWS
From Oar Resuis. uorrs,ponars,

Ero" ohr toifSrpuhur~t
The Columbia and Vigilant fra c'm
pauiss, which participated in the
fremen's parade N York, highly praise
tho manner of their reception. The tor
mcr was tho guest of tho Rescue aud tho
latter of the Laurel. Both Colun ba
s'eameIs were greatly admired.
About flity pupils of the Columbia high
ard grammar schools went to Phladsl
phia this morning to the electrical exhi .
uition. The principal, Miss Lillian Welsh,
accompanied them.
Owing to the reported illness Of Mr.
franklin, tho leading man in the IN. Y"
dramatic company, that play will not b,
rendered in Columbia, either this or t.
morrow evening.
Mr.. Fred Bucber yesterday puroh ased
for buiiding purposes 1G2 feet Of g,oin !
on Walnut street aboy, Seventh, from ~ .
Colunb,a Building association and from
Mrs. Sharkay, of Mauch Chunk, 81 feet uf
ground on Walnut and Eighth streets
Condensed Items
The Columbia taso ball club was dc
feated in York on Thursday by the score
of % to 3 The Republican meeting il
armory halt was not attended by the locaj
politicians Hugh McLain, o tramp, wa'
arres'ed yesterday by Officer Wittick io1
drunk, mess. He was released after pay
ing c0sts.-Mrs. Mcclellan, of Altoona, i:
visiting hor friend, Mrs. Nicholas Gilman
"A meeting will be held in the Method''
Sunday school room at this 8 p. m I,
dec ,ded about the Sunday school going t.
TIL, electrical exhibition next week -
Squire Evans has received the valise o
tho mau found drowned In the river som
time ago. from the authorities at Wash
irgton, ID. c., wither it hal bsen sent for
Identification, as it was thought decease
wat u member of gang OF robbers VIII
Infested that city II was a mistake.
Tho New East Kine Street kpgino houss
At the meeting Of the fire committee q
councils ON Thursday evening, plaus 70
the engine !and truck house to be ereeto
ru East King street. on tho property re
lently purchased from Henry S,amu
were submitted by Mr.. Urban, architect
The committee propose erecting twC
story engine aud truck house with cupoi
on top The building will have a frontag
of 80 feet and depth of 90 feet and
the rear and separate from the eDgin
house the stable for tho horses will b
built. Bids for tho erection of the sam
will be asked for at an early day.
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LoH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, - cent
Sold by IL. Is. Cochran. druggist, l5I and la
North Queen street. Lancaster 'eDltsop
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Three Lights Not Burniug.

Ths police reported two electric lights
aud ono gasoline as not burning on Thurs
day light.
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Tells the Truth.

This medicine I can highly recommend.
Burdock Blood Biusrs are the best blood pu.
rltier We nave ever useG." Cha. A. Burt, 10
ourt 1t Buffalo, n, Y. For sale 10y h. II.
Cochran, druggist. 1877 and lSg North Queen
street.
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sr0IlUs a.. a.. F.-ruE UEuBtks Of
y Monterey Lodge, No. 2i2 1. o. u. r., are
respectful y requested TO meet at their hall
Tomorrow afternoon at one O'Clock, Tor the
purpos OF attending mo funeral OF our late
lirotLer, David \. Marin. the members OF
Lancaster ami hebel Lodges ana the order In
general, are respectfully invi'ed,
j, ~. slEBER, \. q.
Attesl-L l.. RATEyOs, Secretary. IL
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Campaign Banners, Flags, suits, Capes.
I aps Helmets. shirts, Torches every thing In
campaignoutrts. send tor illustrated eircu
ar 10 campaign Mig Co., 10 barclay streeL
New York aI-lmeod
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" "Stcdyne's Ointment cures letter. Salt
Rheum, RiugwOrn, sores, pimples, Eczema,
All Itchy skin Eruptions, no matter hoU oo1l
nate or long Standing. Al2N. ", ,f&wly
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PksTIY WOMB N

Ladies' who would retain freshness and vi
vacity. Don't fail TO try Wells Health lie
ever" tO
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FUh SAIL.
sepl5.tfd
sNin RENT.
The
LAHGE BASEM EfJT

LARGE BASEM EfIT
Dt PAUL. Y Hamillon's Ocgan Factory (form.
erly CoS's coach Factory, can be rented
either with or without power, Tor storing or
manufacturing purposes, with use OF eleva
tor. Also ono Large Eoom for Same purposes.
Inquire ut pAULL Y HtMlLTOk,
a29-tfd 3i5 Church ST., near south Duke.
DUnLil Al. nr A DrsiK ,BLE CITY
L REslDENCE.-Ni i'll be sold FRIDAY, I,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1884, at the Cooper House,
that two story and finished attic Brick Dwell.
ing and two-story Brick HacU building, with
Wash House attached, No. lUS SouIn rTnce
street. containing 40 rooms, balcOny ironrtBg
south, whole length 0i back building, Datn
rNOm, hot and cola water, gas, furnace In the
cellar, II Xed range Ia ki chen, cistern In wasn
house. outside and inside closets a new Brick
Stable ami carriage nouse on rear end oi lot
fronting on Water street. Ali IA complete
order.
Two-thirds OF the purchase money may re.
main charged on the property tor !. or y
| years at per cent, II desired, by the pur-
chaser.
| Sale at O'Clock y. IN.
Persons wanting 10 buy home VIII please
| catl ut the house and examine tho properly
| any time before the sale
| II, ssUsRRT, Auctioneer. slSio,i6,H,is,io'
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yI,iIir sWIc ATS.

Headache, fever chIlls, malaria, dyspepsia
cured by W ellis Health Eenewer." 81. a.
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ROUGH ON IECB,
PoiItlcal.

Rough on Itch " cures humorS, erupuons,
iingworms, totter, sait rheum, frosted feet,
cutlOlains. ~
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HALE's Honey OF Horehound ana Tar will
arrest every silmenL OF ths lungs, throat, or
chest. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. sl5-lwdeOddw
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Earned runt-LaucIItor. .; tronsides
Lett on bases--bincastcr, q; lronst1es, 2
Double play-MC ram-nyani tonney. strucb
Out-Dy WctZeii, 3; by pyle, Eases on
baiis-Uy Pyle, ait with ltIchsd ball Brad
ley Passed bAlis-H pt jrd, 2; Oitheld, 4.
Wild pttches-weizeli. Pyle,
Umpire Nesity Curry.
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SEY ADyERTisEMkETs.

\ OsT-OS TUESDAY ENESiNG LA~c, "A
IL Lcchet containing two photographs
Had ] ed stone In tho back ami black stone
with white head in 'front.'. "a liberal reward
" III be paid on return OF same to
lts M. 1903 WEST KING STREET,
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Nulas OF the Hsms.

defeated tho VigiIs Of Newtown, by the
score of 6 to 0.
The Lanca>trr club was - have p'h ed
10 Westminster. Mary land. to-day, eu'
they missed tho traiu this morning
This morning The Irnusd q left ior N@w
GIk. They took L 'curr, late OF the Litties
town club, with them - catch for Hynd
man. Thty form the battery to day
Yesterday y partJ Dl young men whC
wCIo stationed Oh tho Rraud stand at the
game, showed very bah taste in hissins
and hoo.ing at Goodman every time bt
went to the bat. These same yonng met
pretend to rcspectati.jty but allow tbei
prejudices to Iun away With thei
sense of fairness
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NircInnati A uTcIIc @, CIncIDuaN D +,
BuGGlJ PEihdoiphit 2, Buffalo q !;
Chicago Chicago .. Boston D !; Deuoit /:
Detioit 6, Plovidouon 8 Cleveland. o 1:
G evslard 3 New York 0; Columbus, o &:
Balumore 8, Columbus 2; Louisville :
louisville /, Brooklyn 2; Toledo, . {:
Toledo, 1s Metropolitan 3; ~ Louis ;
S. Louis q, Allegheny 4 Indianapolis :
lud.auapoiis 3, Virginia 10; Boston Gu.
cilpatt Uoioo, 10, Boston Union Z Balti'
more 4: Pi.tsburg Uniou 3; Baltimore
UGryn 0; Wssh,upton, d. c.. National
/, -. Louis UUiCa ,
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FlNue, 4 a tthsr ur-I AHD MOST CON :
piete as ,ortInent OF Playing Cards In the
CITY, IRON ST. per pack mp, ht
'yy'tNJa NSis TELLJW FRONT CIgAR
prNpFH.
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,lIe. e."-,ymptom,, sioistuIe.

"ItOhIuK fIIoH. H.--syhptOusi hfOisIuIe.
Like perspiration, tntense itching, worse by
scratching, most at nilht, seems II pin-worms
were crawling S,ouynes Ointment " Is
pleasant sure cure.
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THE DURCas.
An rpp,ai Ter more Money.


Tho Ladies Union UorCas society thankfully
acknowledge the following donations which
nave been received since Jan - A friend,
81 ono halt OF tho collection taken up during
tho week OF prayer, s73l Mrs. q. Scner, IS ;
Miss Mary sener. o. a friend, Is % garments
from the industrial school ; a friend, g. Mrs.
James Black, 81 u friend, 81 Mira. A. spring.
er, 81 Mr.. HAIRY Weber, $3.50 Mrs. p. X.
Brenneman, 81 Mrs. NJ. o. Kline, 81 cloth.
Ing from Mrs. W. I. Davis.
The society, until the present time, las been
able to attend TO the wants OF tho sick and
aged poor though there has been moro sut-
feTing than usual, without having 20 call upon
the public t. contribute more largely, owing
to the generous donations sent to tho officers,
Mrs. NJ. o. Kline, president Mrs. DR.. kerioot,
Vie president. Miss Annie Huriord, treas
| urcr Miss Mary Carson, secretary. But the
demand increase, as our funds grow loss and
We earnestly beg that money DO sent 10 the
above named ladies As soon ~ possible, TO be
given out In orders for coal, groceries, &C, 10
those visited by the COMMITTEE.
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AN EIGHTH WARD RALLY.
An enthusiastic Meeting a, Luoa. FIJI,

an Enthusiastic Meeting NJ Lucas Fii,ss.
The Eighth ward Democracy rallied In
forco Mt Lucas Fritz's saloon last evening
To have the issues Of the CITY campaign
discussed. Not only was the house filed
but hundreds were unable TO gain admis-
sion. The greatest enthusiasm and entire
good feeling prevailed. The Meeting was
organized by the election OF thai veteran
Democrat, George Hambright, president.
The audience was addressed by ID. Nc.
Mullen, j. l. Steinmetz, Is. +. Davis ADD
Jno. A .Coyle, osqs aud II. Schmidt OF the
Frti Irsae made a ringing speech in
German.
To night the lhst rally OF the local CAM
paign will be- held in M~nuorclior hall, ON
North Prince street. The drum corps was
paradiug the streets this afternoon adyer-
;ising the meeting and tho Keystone band
will furnish the music this evening. Tho
spcakers advertised will address the meet .
ing and tho German speeches will be a
feature OF the occasion.
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49, 49,
MARHH1s.
PnsIade,pn,. marr,,.


P~HfLApnLrHrA, Feb. t1-Flour quiet ana
steady Ohio. = Indiana family. b05 SIN /,
winter patent, f8p8 G3.
Rye Flour at ~ 10.
Wheat firm fair demand No. 2 Western
Red, 81 %; NO. 8 do, si @6i Of No. Pa.
Corn steady san yellow and mixed. con
eo{c;i No. . mired and yellow, s1nssc.
OATS firm and quiet No. l White, as
No. 2 do, ttho No 2 mixed, none here.
Rye scarce at 09f170c.
Seeds Glover firm at l00f0kci Timo-
Thy firm at sl to0i So Flaxsced scarce at u 90
Provisions firm good demand Iuaia Mess
Beet, ga 30.
Cheese firm and iair inquiry, New
York full cream li10itHc Western, lshzSt
l5So DO fair TO good, nN1l2kc; Pa. part
Lard nrm city refined at igTYio,kc; loose
Buttor dull and weak Pa. creamery
22c:
Rolls at l2fDlsc.
extra. 3013lc.
Cheese nrm and quiet Pa. skins, 1k5skc.
Petroleum dull refined, ekn9Lo,
WHISKY at N ~
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AmuseInents.

"Uucls Toms Cdbir."-This afternoon there
was q good sized audience AT the matinee given
By DrapieT's UnClr I om's Cabin " company,
and there are good Indications that IA large
crowd Will be present this evening. The
papers speak well OF this show, and rs IT has
the principal characters given 1t Is quite
likely hat It IL II good how.
The Equine PdrddsE The reserved seats
for Monday evening are fast filing up. 1t
would be well tor all who wish To go TO secure
their seats this evening. There Will be no one
disappointed with this entertainment. III Is
In reality wonderful. and will afford a ine
opportunity TO SEQ the startling command
man has over horses. and the astonishing
things they do. The entertainment Is rehned
and interesting,
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Arrs,ten ON suspicinn.

A young man named john 4. Fox was
arrested by Chief Deichler Friday evening
at Centre Square, between fredericksburg
and Earlvillo, on suspicion that he was
James A. Fox, who is wanted to answer
for q robbery ut Jersey City. The man
made a vigorous but unsuccessful effort 10
escape, and after being locked up con.
fessed that he had once before escaped
from a Mannheim officer who was after
him to answer q complaint of u woman,
with whom he had been too intimate, near
~Springtield' Ohio He supposed Chief
Deiohler wanted him for the same offanse,
ard that was his reason for trying to
escape. lie denies all knowledge Of the
Jersey City affair, and says he was never
in that place in his lifo. His parents
reside at Junction, on the Reading &
Columbia railroad.
Chief Deichler telegraphed to Spring
field, Ohio, asking the authorities there
whether they wanted Fox. He very soor
received a dispatch to "hold John Fox yol
forgery ; will send for him with requisi
ton Immediately. The dispatch IVA
sigred by tho chief of police OF Spring
field.
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Live st0ok M

.CHIoAao-The Droue-s' Journal reports
do; market duh and prices l06l5c lower;
rough packing, u 00G7 10; packing and
skips, ~ 50d6 2h.
~Cattle-aeceipts 5000 head shipments. $500
do; market steady exports % Sa1 90
to medium, IS 0ol6 05.
sheep-Receipts, 1850 head shipments. 300
do market strong Inferior to fair, % 7j0
I 25 p 100 weight good, IS rs choice, % so.
EAST LIBrRTT.-Cattle dun and unchanged ;
receipts, $50 head shipments, 1,0l5 do.
ers, 50 1901 Is; receipts, 1910 head shipments,
3,l05 do.
sncep dull receipts, 800 head shipments,
1900 do.
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D..p.rst. Las, Cards.

The Republican politicians OF the city
are resorting to the most des-
perate means to elect Roscnmiller
and stop at nothing to accomplish their
ends. Their last device Ia to appeal to the
prejudices of saloon keepers with the fab
rioated story that McMullen was one Of
the Committee Of Forty.tive raised In
this city ono years ago TO prosecute vio-
"lations of the liquor law. None know tho
falsity of these stories better than tho fab.
ricatOTs of them,
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Trade AssenlbIies,

PITTspURG, Pa, Feb, 16.-A call has been
issued for a meeting of the officers of the
various trades assemblies of Pittsburg and
Allegheny City on Monday February 25th
to consider a scheme to concentrate the
power of organized labor, so that it may
intelligently direct the agitation of meas
ures affecting the industrial aud CONNER
cial interests Of this community.
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Fight ara root Race.

There are no more enterprising and wide
awake men than tho hotel porters. They
hang around the railroad stations, watch
the arrival Of every tram and freeze fast
to every eligible customer that alights, and
carry him or her to the hotel which they
represent. Ed. Clark aud John W. Conley,
both OF whom are oOlOred, are among the
most active Of the porters, and they often
have wordy encounters in their
efforts 10 secure customers. Yes
terday afternoon they almost cane
TO blows nj the Pennsylvania railroad
depot in their eagcruess TO capture a hand.
some young couple who were well dressed
aud had lots of baggage. Angry words
wcre followed by n formal challenge,
which was promptly accepted, to fight 1t
out during the evening. Arrangements
were msdo with q hackmau to carry the
belligereuts to a secluded place in the
eastern suburbs OF the city, where tho bat
tie was to take place. They rode to the
battlefield in the same cab, as amiable as
lambs, but what happened afterwards
is not 80 clearly settled. One
report is to tho effect that as
soon as they took their places at ten
PAGES apart, COnley took the same advan-
tage over Clark chat David took over
Goliah, Singing a stone which took
effect on Clark's head, but failed
to crack his skull. Thercupon Clark
drew the favOrite African weapon,
a cleaning razor, aud rushed after
his flying foe. Another account OF
the affair is that On reaching the ground
CoDloy stripped himself for the encounter,
while Clark quietly pulled tho razor from
his pocket and made a dash at Couley
who fed and took refuge in the
cab. In support of the frs
story Clark shows a badly. larcerated
scalp aud in support Of the second, Con
ley acknowledges his mortal fears 10y
charging Clark with ~felonious assault anC
battery. The cabman is reticent. III
only says that lie took tho belig
erents in his cab TO the field o
slaughter, aud brought them home cover
ed with mud aud blood and glory-th
one inside tho cab aud the other on tn
drivers seat. The whole truth may b
developed at a hearing which will tax
place before Alderman Samson.
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The FlOous

PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 1s.-Tbe western
rivers are gradually falling aud In most
cases with increasing rapidity.
At Shawneetown, Illinois, the water is
from ten to thirty feet deep all over the
place and the people are camping in tents
on hills outside the town.
In Arkansas the rivers are very high.
People are fleeing in the vicinity of Fulton,
Ark, and herds of cattle can be seen
standing on small islands patiently await.
ing their doom.
Many of the smaller towns in Ohio are
reported to be totally wrecked.
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Tho burglar snot nj saiupga.
Harrisburg Telegraph.

FUITT'WWTH FVTSKTHUTf
Parties In this city who have seen the
photograph in Chief Lands possession Of
the burglar who was killed at Salunga,
Lancaster county, are Of tho opinion that
it is Charley William, a well known
Baltimore thief, who made this section Of
Pennsylvania a ground for periodical
raids, and who twice served terms in the
penitentiarY.
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Mrs smitn's Funeral.

The body Of Mrs. Lydia Smith, who died
In Washington, ID. G., on Thursday last,
arrived in this city last evening and was
taken TO the Stevens homestead, As South
Queen street, whence the funeral will take
place on Monday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
The iuterment will bo made in st. Mary's
cemetery, and not in Shreincr's cemetery,
as stated Yesterday.
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NEW 4DVERTIsEMENTs.
.RUIrs AND yEGETAB LEs.
CHAs. w. ECKERT'S,
l2J East King street.
DOsITIyE PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
i Building Lots and Private Dwellings.
MnNnAY FERRITARY IA 1884 nj Rah-


i Building Lots and Private Dwellings.
ter's formerly Michael's) Grape Hotel, in Ian
caster City, Pa, Will be sold the following do
sirable Real Estate, viz Ill NC LOTS.
No. |, % feet front on West Orange street,
and 1886 feet in depth or, II preferred, ISL feet
more or less, To Marion alley.
Ma. 2, Is feet front on West Orange street,
and 1856 feet In depth, both between Mulberry
and Charlotte streets, In said city.
No. 8, Fronting 81 teet on Charlotte street,
and rs feet In dapth on Marion alley, being u
desirable corner lot.
No.4 Fronting Is feet on North Mary street
| between Orange and Chestnut streets, and Ia
feet In depth, with sewerage In front and
along It's entire depth.
No. 5. A corner lot fronting l0l feet on Hazel
street. by ~ feet, more or less on Beaver
street.
No 6. A small lot on West Marion street,
near Charlotte, "a feet front aud "a feet In
depth.
Also, at the same time and place, two two.
story BklCK DIV ELLlNGS, fronting on
Hazel street, with lot OF ground 6s feet, more
or less, in depth, and side alley,
Here 10 q rare opportunity offered tor an In
vestment for persons desiring 10 build IN
good localities also, tor persons of small
II cans 10 acquire a good home at rea Jonable
prices, and on easy terms.
sale to commence at IN O'Clock u. IN, when
terms will be made known by
HESRY BECHToLD.
HENRY SRUBRRT, Auct
! ~, l., FRArLEY, Clerk, 1918, 18Th
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philadelphia.
HOTIOES.

Physicians porous plasters in
cases OF Back Ache, Lame Side, stu Muscles,
Rheumatism and all local pains. Hop Fias-
tsrs are the best made, combining Fresh Hops
with Gums. Ready to use, pleasant and pow
erful in action. Is OTIS. at any drug store.
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VIM. Long, Samuel FrankfOrd and
Walter Costello, went into 10. KautE's
restaurant on North Queen street last eve.
ming and, after eating all the sandwiches,
walked of without paying for them. The
bar tender, John liufnage, has made
complaint of larceny against them.
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Fire at usrisD.

DARIEN Conn, Feb. 10.-The town
hall here was burned this morning, to.
gether with Streets grocery store, Bells
news Office and a barn adjoining. The
total loss is eli, 200. The town records
were saved,
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Trouble with RailrUadsrs.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-Dispatohes from
Aberdeen this morning say that a number
of Italian railroad laborers had captured
the contractor who owed them wages, and
held him in defiance Of the sheriff. As.
~sistapce was sent from here, but a later
telegram says the sheriff has captured the
Italians.
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nor BAKa AIMS

In ovoralls, Working Pants. Sack Goats.
Working shirts, Knit Jackets aud Underwear,
Gloves, Mitts, Hose, Comforts and All kinds
OF Winter Goods closing out without regard
TO cost. Having an overstock on hand II VIII
pay 70 buy tor next season at present prices.
Please call and examine before you Duy'
Ss-Trado Dollars taken at fnr.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
teb3-lyd No. So North Queen street,
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Upd,r Arrest for nIurder.

CLEVELAND, Feb. ia dispatch from
Harmar, Ohio, says Mrs. w. Miller
and her brother are under arrest for muir
dering Mr.. Miller.
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WEATHER I~SDICATloNs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, rising temperature, north
easterly winds shifting TO east and south
fair weather, followed on Sunday by light
rain or snow, lower barometer.
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gale of Honda.

Jacob B. Long, broker, sold Fri lay at
private sale 81, 900 city leo year 4 per
cent. bond at par and interest F; 500 Quar-.
ryvule II. II. bonds at 115.
Five shares First national bank At Goa
six ehares eastern market ut 80,
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.rbey slew Uuttn Gas.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. l6.-Wallace
Brookman and Richard Craig, who went
to bed drunk at the Ashland hoi se last
night, blew out the gas, and were suffocat-
ed to death.
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The Ke,rer-Boynton AnaIr.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1G.-The committee
appointed to investigate the charge pre-.
ferred against Gen. Ii. V. Boynton by ex-
Speaker Keifer, began its sitting to day.
No definite action was taken.