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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

500 pounds, - 3oT5 90; butchers - to'et y ;
mainly, g. aid8 81: ~tuCkCr~, - aOfft feeders, ~
0iGo Texans, siGj: receipts. $500 head ship
ucutS, 500 head. 49,
market weak and prices 5dliC lower
rough packing, 81 iO0i %; packing ana snip.
ping. Si 7'EOb = light lJ1 10 20 pounds, - ~
al - SkipS. - jWl -. -
Shccp-RCcript~, i,U1 head shipWcnts. s@N;
market steady I inferior, - 2AfIl - medium,
Sli5 50: good - 7SGt21 choice, y aSGtto.
EAST ItBrRrN. Cattle Quiet aud unchanged
very little doiug receipts a0 mead shipments,
p5 head. ~ .
Hogs dun ana slow rhilndclphls. Is S'ji3 90
Workers, - Witit - pigs az - N3l - receipts,
I.lun head. shipments, 3Wh
sheep slow and unchanged prime = t'"iTA
fair to- good, ~ 5HI - receipts, lNn hrlo ;-hilr
nVnt-. 9.2lu head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

Ne Uads TO-Ngti-ThIs evening Robrrs Nc
Wade appears in the opera house in Rip Van
Wrinkle" Everybody knows what he can do,
aud he is dcsoryin. OF good business. His prices
are low.
A WseL Of Dramd-On Monday J. II. Kcanc
and his dramatic company will begin an en-
gugemcnt of one week ut the opera house
" Mrs. PartingtOu ana Her Mischievous Boy
Ike " VIII be given on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights and at Wednesday, matinee
on Thursday and Friday night, RIP Van
Winkle Will be presented, and on Saturday
matinee and night" Paul PTy and "Su.on
shiugle" The prices are 10 and 20 cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
In the Common Plea. Court.

Tho jury in the suit Of Daniel Young VS.
Leopold Wickenheiser, wero sent out to
deliberate at noon of Thursday. They had
not agreed upon a verdict up to noon to-day.
CURRENT BUSINESS.
IIol. Anderson,a colored man who served q
term for misdemeanor, was discharged
under the nsOlvent law.
A rule was granted TO show cause why
Albert Bemis, who WAS sent to Jail for failure
to comply with the order Of the court in
reference to the maintenance Of his wife,
should not have the benefit Of the insolvent
law
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
DEATHS.

CuNNIsOs-Fcbruary 90 I-s5 In This city,
Susan W, wife OF IhOs Cumming, in he JJth
year Of her age.
The latlvcs and friends are rcspcc fully IN
vltei to attend the funeral, from herIute resi-
deHce, No. Al West Chestnut street, on Monday
afternoon, February sd, at ocIoclS f-U-2ts
RAvNINe ER.-ln this city, on the 10Th inst, r.
{. kanniHgcT, In the 7ith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
Yltcd To attend the funeral, from HE late resi-
dcnce No. lgJ North Prince street, on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Inlement ut Wood.
ward liill cemetery No flowers. fcU2O-3tdE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
New York AIar,tet,

Ns~ lol1K, Feb 2o.-flOur-State ana Western
Quiel ana without material change F.; low grades
scarce ulto hcld nnn. southern quiet and easy.
wheat ssH14c lower and heavy, with a very
Hnii wv e2n9iii4h OF trade No. / White, nominal;
May, ssl!94c June, 9JG sc.
,ytosn As4c higher moderately active Ni.cd
"nns,sfh spOi, 5i0a3c do future, I9AUJt4c.
Ss9zeLAc. - -'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

The Quarryville National bank holds two
notes for sl35 and Sli5 respectively, drawn by
John Keho and purporting TO be endorsed
by james Dougherty and Thomas Arm
strong, and which were discounted by the
bank for Daniel II. Eckman and Michael
Fritz 1t is claimed that the signatures OF
the endorsers are forged, and warrants for
the detention of Keho, who is now in iail on
acharge of having committed other forgerIes,
have been issued.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
PoIeeats PLENTY in chester County.

Skunks, or more vugarly poecats,
seem to thrive with civilization and to he
growing more abundant in Chester county.
There are several trappers in the county who
annually Kill several hundred skunks for
their skins which are worth as high AS a dol
lar to "a dollar and half, pure black ones
being the most valuable. j. 4. Williamson,
Birmingham, shipped eight hundred skins
to New York some days ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
Rev. Meredith sun About Readlns.

. f7EtI lIle EttbIt.
Rev. James NJ. Meredith, for whom the
police have warrant on the charge of s,vind-
ing Is stlil in this vicinity, as he was seen in
tho northeastern section during the mast u
hours J. IL. Seward, his landlord, has Mer.
edith's trunk, which contains splendid ont
IL Of clothing. This will be sold, and viii
realize, it is thought, sufficient 10 nav NJ NJ.
Stewards claim against him. IVY +'''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
Fortune TeIlers.

Edward Wilson and Mary Matthews, both
coiored residents of Fegleysville, have been
arrested on the charge OF being professional
fortune tellers. They were given hearing
..st eNelihg before Alderman Spurrier
when Wilson was released on his own re-
cognizance and Mrs. Matthews committed for
hirther hearing. 1t is said the fortune
teiiers have succeeded in setting by the ears
several respectable families
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

Yesterday Mr.. \. c. Kcpler presented Miss
Oracle LOguc and Master Willie Martin. the
two well known young skaters Of this city.
with a handsome pair of skates each, from the
Union Hardware company. Tho rollers are
of rosewood and the soles silver with gold
mountings The names OF the little folks arc
engraved on the skates.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

There are many cremationistS in Rochester,
y. ", and they have organized a society with
$4,000 capital TO build a crematorum, They
expect to reduce the cost Of Il funeral to S2j.
Rochester will be the first city i'm Western
New York to build and use such Il concern.
The building will be Il simple chapel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
A guilt 80 Years Old.

Among the relies and antiquities displaysd
al the Sigilant Fire coinpanyis air 4 a vsiita
quit made by tho wife of Judge Yeates Of
Lancaster county, IN ls05, making il so wears
old. II y noM IA possession OF Mr.. Conyne-
kan OF 6lenNille, a desoendent OF the Judge
and Is in iirst-clasS e, ndition
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
IL the stutinn IInnse.

The twenty-one vags who occupied the sta
ton house last night wero discharged this
morning.
Twenty-slX electric lights were out haIf an
hour last night. -Four gas and two gasoline
lights were reported q, not burning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

At the last special meeting Of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary 1t was decided 10 hold regular meetings
every two weeks, instead of the second Monday
Of every month \ meeting will be held In the
Y. NJ. c. \. building, Feb. p, ut 7.l5, full at.
tendance IL desired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
NlnEprnu-lY Ill.

W. b. Curly, the popular conductor on the
Quarryyillo railroad, is lying dangerously i'll
at his home in quarryviIie with pneumonia
This morning his recovery was looked upon
nI lOmhlIll.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
Seulnr prafinus.

The second division of the class Of 'sJ. will
deliver their " Chapel Orations' this evening,
at ~ o'clock, il the chapel Of Franklin aud
Marshall collcgc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

Christian Habockor, Democrat, was elected
school director of the RohrersJowu district
on Tuesday, defeIti ng Adam =. Bear. Re
publican, by majority of 10, in n ui~triC.
which usually gives u very large Republican
majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
A roor Rule that Won't Work Both Ways.


Lime Kiln Club proceedings in The Detroit Free
Press.
Professor Moses Day White, chairman of
the committee on social philosophy, desired
to submit report. Hiscommittee had been
asked to wrestle with the query: "Does crime,
suicide. etc., sweep over the world in waves?'
The committee purchased four quarts of pea
nuts and three bottles of pop and sat down to
deliberate the question, and the members had
unanimously concluded that the query must
be answered in the affirmative lie would,
therefore, ask that the report be accepted and
the committee discharged from further con-
sideration on the subject.
''Brudder White" replied the president,
''perhap9 your committee also GisGivered
vartue an"justice also sweep over de keAtry
in waveSin
mo. sah, we didn't"
"Well, it am poo rule dat won't work boat
ways, an de report won't be accepted II dar'
am any wayin' dun de good should wave befo'
or arter de bad. II tar comes a wave wt1ch
makes everybody want 10 kill hisself it
should be followed by one which would
make everybody banker to lib to agoOd old
age. You kin let out your suspenders an
inch an sot down."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
An Old Friend Back.

Our old friend EusebiLs Hershey, poet and
evangelist, who has been living in Centre
county, is now on a visit to this county. He
preached in the Evangelical church, Lititz,
Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
rnrnrr 9. nAssryorn DrAp.
Tho Demise of well Known Old Lanoat
trinn.

"a
The death OF Phihp T. hahnihEor' inc "oi
known book-bindcr, scrivencr ana consular
agent occurred Mt his residence No. 100 North
princo strent. Thursday afternoon. No spc-
cj,c disease caused his demise but IL itrCsulted
from general prostration of the whole
system. lie had been in i'll health ever since
the death Of his wife, which occurred about
three years ago, and 1t was apparent to ms
friends that this loss preycd upon hlS MN"
and fastened his death.
Mr.. Ranninpcr WAS native oi iarinS'au"
Germany, his father being scene painter III
the Royal Theatre lie came to thls Country
more than fifty years ago, and aiter r'i,'oll'iu=
a short timc in New York came 10 ilnGls'
ter and opened a book -binderN Hv llaI llaI-
ricd Lancaster lady but MS Wli' ule" liillS
years ago, and he again tnarreu' ms s'ru s'r"hu
wife dying rs above staie' Soihe 'h'te N''iN
ago. He leaves no children. IT,. -,,.....
He was a man oil more u'3n "u'l"Ta T'l. ,,g
talent ana llad thG auNanI'=tr pv>.,'oH' .. W w y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
Live Stock Prlcas.

,i 1y9-thtue market very slow ANA
faasS fasS -.se lower LOO 10 ll0O pounds, a 2OfD
'~' i'''O 70 i'so pounds. - 75d5 IS ! I,sOO 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

itiiltufil'litf.
by Associated Press
New Nnrk.
NFN Ufb.
Quotations Ivy Associated Press

QnOlntiOn- NY N~.0CilteU Press
stocks lower and active. Money, lc.
New Ork Central %
Fri" Railroad l5
Adams Express. la
Michigan Central RailruRd ....-.............. -
Michigan southern EgIlrOad. .................. 81
Illinois Central Railroad. Al..................-...l2
cleveland X pNt~burg Railroad ....,.....-...lSI
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad .........-....ll2
PittshurE y Fort Wayne Raj road ............l2l
Toledo 4 Wahu.h ~
New Jersey Central =
Now York Ontario & Western ............-... II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
SURVIVORS supper.

The Survivors Will hold their 18th an
nuai sapleg at John Copland's hotel 10 NOR
iow esenins
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20

4 SSIGNED ESTATE or FREDERICK
~ :. Blciz, OF the borough Of Columbia, Ian
caster county, Frederick :. B.utZ aud wife of The
borough uf Columbia, having by deed OF yOlun.
ury Asst iEnmcnt, dated December ., lseI ass sncd
aud transferred al their estate ana effects 10 the
undersigned for the benefit of the creditors OF
the said Frederick :. Bletl, he therefore gives
notice 10 all persons indebted 10 said assignoT
TO make payment To tine undersigned without
delay, ana those having claims To present them
to ROBERT 4. EVANS, Assignee,
Residing In Lancaster, Pa
;. H. REYNOLDS
II, MCMULLRN,
AttOrn0 Is. sn7etdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
corrxnra cnrr AvD rxsrrrUrr
A. 1ara that seems 90 Have Fsilen on barren
(yround--Tcwn Notes.

= A. HA8 AwE 1ss al nj
-'-''- ~ s.ro.,,,,--Tovn Notes.
u~~,,,ss fo,,papopaence Of 1srrllrorScyp
Z. f,otrwprA. Fob 20--Thc Columbia club
end institute Is about rs dead as II can well
~. f,,c ucxer hears ANYTHING more about iL
-. 49,, ,o,.;,o Viii, ono III A. Il Gentleman hay-
~ ~, 's-.,..1..,. =. .,,a~ 10 said no
ing .nc h'oNeii'n' !" Ia eo, -, - ~.
couin give no feasVii WHY 'he "o'h "1'' ~
been pushed ahead. Tho colninlltec hau
heeu and are waiting To hear from the p. r.
II. companv. and will do nothing until an
.,,,.uor H. ,ado n, tba;r communication sent
nnswe. ~ 'ha.e 70 'pei, u''i'ni.'. .'.aa,io,, -
ress." 'hon,',9 ase. my s"If a.. a.
y VIII propaply prove coiicc' s',s e .io
Columbia club ana institute Is ueluic'
-" deader than door nail.
Personal
Mis- Nellie Harbster, of Reading, who has
bcen the r,test of Miss Annie Fasig, for the
s,sst week, has returned home
Samuel M. Beintheisei is in Philadelphia,
xIsitinr friends.
Rev n. w, Humphriss last evening, at the
NJ II mar sofape united in the holy bonds Of
wedIock Martin fiinkle to Miss Ida Cramcr,
both of Columbia
John Maxton entered into q matrimonial
state last evening, with Miss Mary Acker-
man. Rev. Humphrss performed the mar
rinre ceremony. al the parsonage.
Miss Carrie Hans. Of Philadelphia aud
Miss Kntic Cobaugh of Middlctown, are the
guests OF Mrs. Frank Stocker.
Town Notes.
e.,.o,.,, ,,arcbonts b.v;ng telenhones i'm
49, -. 20 h,,s;,o.s h,,o nod addnd 10
nc,r ,," p.'.us " ,,', ,,o,,. ,,,,,,,,ot Of ,,,o
their instruments tne ne" uu'u!e' VI 'iio
Lester telephone company.
The special session of the grand lodge of
Pa, in Lancaster, will be attended by large
number of Columbia Odd Fellows.
Freight traffic is quite light at present but
MS the spring trade opens in a few weeks it is
expected to increase,
Several Turks were in Columbia. yester-
day, selling articles which they brought with
them from their homes.
On Monday, "Wednesday and Friday oven
ings of next week Co. G.. will hold extra
drills, and the members will he compelled to
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
SEW ADrERTIsEMENTs.

NEUr IDFIRTISEMENTS.
borrower. Apply at this ofice. fcb9O2td'
DOYS WANTED.
ID Boys between Hand 10 years ofage wanted
must come well recommended Apply at
CHAs. W. EChEKT'S, FRUIT STORE,
la No. 10 East King street
4 GRAND PIG ROAST AND OYSTER
"A Pic Lunch TOMORROW evening satur.
duy}. kochlcr and Rochester beer on tap at the
st Charles hotel, lIi E9st King street:
GRAND CONCERT
FiorGiine t oGartette, g PssS@Gle VaInotSy y and md
Antonio stCphon.in their spcCialtics on the flute
nn9 Violin this and to-m92rr9w syepiHTI ,s At
EINEST ~ ALL CREATION.
Il Clarkc's Teas and CoifccS. Cotiecs from l2c.
to 3lc. T. h., Tens from SOC. To u u n Ganulatcd
Sugar GLc. g D. Lightest Be. sugar in tho city.
AT CLAEhE's TEA AND COFFEE STORE.
No. IS West King street
DosTPoNED SALE
4 On account uf the weather the sale of FIVE
PAlH Ot NJ LES, which was to have taken
Feb. o. IsSj, at u. Logiru's sulc stables Market
street rear Of The McGmnn House, Lancaster,
Sale to commence at / o'clock p. IN. credit
teb2Isitd DANIEL LOGAN.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
~ GGNNERS.-An persons are hereby for
hidden 10 pass ON any of the lands Of the
Cornwall or ~predwell estates, I'm Lebanon aud
Lancaster counties, whether inclOsed or uuin-
closed, either for the purpose of shooting 1lsh-
ing, Us the law VIII be rigidlY enforced against
all trcspussiug ON said lands Of the undersigned
after This notice,
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
u. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD &. FREEMAN,
Attorney for X. W. Colelnnns heirs.
octllIfdSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
SILK NECKWEAR

In New and Fashionable Designs from 2)c. TO
75c. Gents Black Half Hose ciocked or plain.
Suspender5 from SOC. 10 Soc, and the Genuine
GuiOt SupeBdsrs, Sjc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-20
ANDCUFFS

OF the most reliable makes. including the v. Il
W, the Crown and the Anchor brands.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
WANTED TO KEEP UP THE CIRCUS.
White, of Kentucky, Gets Up "A Lively Time
i'll the House.


" ASHINGTON CITY, Jan. IS In the senate
Tuesday, Cockrell, from the committee on
military affairs, reported favorably JOINT
resolution authorizing the secretaries OF wal
AMI navy to loan bunting and flag to tha
committee On Inauguration with which to
decorate the city on tha 4th of March next;
passed. Morrill, from the committee on
finance, reported favorahiy with amendment
the house blii providing for the retirement
and recoinage of the trade dollar, AMI gave
notice that he would all it up for considefa-
tion on Tuesday next; caiendared,
After the transaction OF routine business.
the senate. on motion Of Miller, of Csil-
fornia, went into executive session On the
Nicaraguan treaty.
In the house, the District Of Columbia ap-
preparation bill cams up as the first bu,i-
ness, and vas at cnce passed
White Of Kentucky, caused quite a
commotion over tie fact that Ger
tain matter spoken by him IN tile
house. lad by the direction ot
the speaker been exclu lei from The Con
gressional Record. Whyn the states we're
| callel Moriay White insisted Oh rcailng
resolution INTRODUCED by him IS 9
part Of hls sea,acHs The speaker
held that Tie remarks We're not ii
order under thu rule wuile bills were being
| introduced under the cll ana excluded th,
| matter White persisted III his point of order
and managed t. again read his lreanLl,
assailing the secretary Of the treasury an,
| The commissioner uf internal revenue, an,
| his resolution to abo!sI the in.erAa
rev nue. system.
! Cox of New York, made 4 motion tha
| Whites speech, winch occupied three-qaar
| tiers of an hour, be omitted from the record
and was attempting to speak in criticism 0
| Whites remarks, when Reed said that if thi
| discussion was to 60 Oh, ho would insist tha
an opportunity to he heard be given TO tn
other side.
Blackburn Of cky-Let5 declare
holiday and keep up the circus.
Miller Of Pennsylvania move the hons
adjourn.
Blackburn-There is another crank
[Laughterl
Cox offered his resolution in writing declal
ing Whites remarks out Of order, an
directing the official reporters to omit the1
from the record
The speaker ruled the motion out Of order
and said The Record could only be amende
after printing, when u motion to strike ot
or insert would be in order
The house then went into committee Of I'll
whole on the army appropriation bill, Mi
in the chair. Forney, chairmen OF the sui
committee. briefly explained tho provision
of the bill
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
Fight with burglars.

CINcINNArI Ohio, Jan 2s--A specia
from Huntington. Ind, to The Post says
At ] o'clock Tuesday morning four met
broke in the postoltiee and were seen coming
out by tie marshal A bystander drew :
revolver and fred, killing one of the burg
lars The others returned the fire, shooting
the marshal in the back. They then stole g
horse and sleigh The entire city is od
hunting them.
There Is a growing feeling among dynamit-
nrs against further attempts on public
Uuiilings Several contractors for the pri
vate sale Of torpedoes will be present at the
meeting Consequently it seems likely that
torpedoes are to be purchased, and that tbs
British navy win teeome the next object ol
the conspirators' attack.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
Fire in the Indiana Insane Asylum.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 25. Shortly
after o'clock Tuesday morning a fire broke
out in the engine-room of the female de-
partment of the insane hospital, west Of this
city, and before the flames could be stayed
they had destroyed the chapel, kitchen,
bakery, engine-roonl, laundry, drying-room,
employees sleeping apartment and the off
GERS dining room. These were contained in
two brick building in the rear of the main
building, and nothing remains of them but
the walls The loss to the state will bC
about s55 900
During the excitement caused by the fire
some Of the patients escaped from theiI
wards Search was immediately Instituted
fov them, and they were recovered unhurt
None Of the Loo patients in the institution
we're injured, and there was no violent out
break among them, The fire will seriously
embarrass the management in the working
Of the institution until the buildings are re
placed. There was no insurance.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
An Aneced Interrlew Repndiated

LONDON, Jan. Is S-Edwar1 Yates writes
from Holloway prison, where be is Philo
sophically undergoing Lis Imprisonment
that the alleged interview published in The
New York Herald Of Jan II, ana repub
llshed in some wertern papers, is wholly iic
t;ciou5 and that he was not intervie wed a
all that he repuiiates il every particular
the utterances attributed to tin lie add:
that the puTported interview With Lore
Lonsdale contained in The Herald Of Tx
18th inst is utter nonsense"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan 28--Rumors
have reached this city to the effect that a
party of immigrants met with a disastrous
accident in crossing the OQachita river,
near Rockport, Hot Springs county, Satur-
day. They attempted to ford the stream,
which was too much swollen. The wagons
were washed down by the current and it is
said several women and children were
drowned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
THO Asichinan SenatnrsI,;n.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2s-In both houses
Of the legislature tuesday q vote WIS taket
on United States senator Inc the senate
John {. Spooner received IS, and f. :
Bragg l2 In the assmbIy, Spooner receives
d and Bragg IS. MIR SpooDer, having ,
ne iorty in each house, will b. declares
formally elected in joins convention.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan 23.-Next Monday
tie president-elect will go to New York, and
remain there during the week, returning to
Albany Saturday night, He has not yet
decided whether he VIII stay at the Hoffman
house or the Fifth Avenue hotel. During
his visit to New York he viii receive
Democrats from al parts of the country,
ana listen to whatever suggestions
they may have to make about his
cabinet, No special invitation will be given
to anybody, but a general invitation is ex-
tended to the members Of the Democratic
party, and to all independent Republicans
vino may have any advice to give Governor
Cleveland TO visit New York next week and
give their advice then and there. 1t is ex-
aected that all the Democratic members OF
the senate, and most Of the Democratic
members Of the house Cf congress viii call
on the pre.ijent-e!ect during his visit 50
New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
Tr;sbmer rndorse RiddIeberger.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. "A committee Of
Irish-American residents of this city Tuesday
sent the following di,patch to United States
Senator Riddleberger, of Virginia, for his
speech and vote:on the Bayard resolution:
Irish-American citizens Of New York wei
come your speech of yesterday, They will
not forget it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-28
Montreal Troubled About Z, Suspicious

MONTREAL, Can. Jan. 2S-A suspicious
looking box was found in the lobby of the
postoffice here about Z o'clock Monday even
ing. 1t was at once removed to the police
station where it now lies. The box IS made
of tin, weighs three pounds, ami is supposed
to contain dynamite. There is considerable
excitement over the find, and experts have
been seat for to examine the contents.