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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
BURGLARS IN MARIETT.5.

They Blow Open Safe and Get Hut sa5
for Their Exertions.
MARIETTA, June 23.-Yesterday morning
on opening his saddling shop on Market
street Mr.. Samuel L. Dellinger discovered
that since leaving his store on Saturday even
ing burglars had visited it. They entered
through a rear window in the shop. The safe
was blown open and twenty-five dollars in
money taken from it. new suit of clothes,
belonging to'one of Mr. Dellinger's workmen,
and two valises, the property of Mr.. Del
linger, valued at six dollars each, were also
missing,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
Held Under Amusement.

Mrs. A. Mowery was the defendant at
Alderman Barr's last evening in prosecu-
ton for larceny as bailee brought by John
Wilson. The facts developed were that
Wilson was a boarder at the house of Mrs.
Mowery and when he wanted to leave Mrs.
Mowery refused to give his trunk contain
ing his wearing apparel, and she was prose-
cuted for the above named otlense. Mrs.
Mowrey testified that Wilson was in debted to
her tor board and she determined to keep the
trunk until she was paid the board due her.
The aldermen held the case under advise
ment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
wreaking vengeance ou Red Dog.

One day last week little red dog that
made his home in the first square of North
Queen street, lunched of the fat part of the
leg OF one of the boarders OF the Grape hotel.
Since that time all the people around the house
have been looking for the canine offender, and
last night he was chased up and down the
street until late hour by men armed with
guns, pistols, clubs and other weapons. He
morning and led to his execution back of the
Central market houses. About dozen shots
were fired by one sportsman, with no effect
Finally he was dispatched by a well-known
gunner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
A AFour-Legged Turkey.

Philip Erisman, of New Danvile, this
county, has fire flock OF turkeys. One of
them is blessed with four legs, (not fore legs)
the supplementary pair being behind those
with which he walks This quadruped tur-
key is hearty, and otherwise of perfect shape,
and struts about the premises with as much
dignity as his two-legged fellows.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
Accidentally shot Himself.

Elmer Drumm, aged sixteen years, son
OF VIM. Uric Drllmm, of Drumore township,
accidentally shot himself Sunday afternoon
while handling pistol. The ball entered
the front part of his thigh, struck the bone,
glanced of, and lodged under the skin in
the back part of the thigh, a short distance
above the knee. The ball was removed by
Dr. J. NJ. Deaver Tho wound is not a
serious one, but " it might have BEEN"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
New York stock Marker.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Wall street. l3O D. H.
Money at lk per cent. Exchange is weak and
rates have been reduced TO ~ s51SGl4 sGI6. Gov.
ernments frm, Currency SIS, si27l4 bid As
Coup, sl23ss bid AIS do, sll25S bid.
The stock market opened about steady and
soon became firm under some buying by the
cliques. At lo3Oa. M. prices showed a fraction
al advance, but on the appearance OF the i'm.
provement the bears began selling the list and
under their offering the advance was not only
lost but prices declined = to per cent Since
midday there has been slight recovery, but
the market Is now absolutely without feature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
A FEW LOCAL CHIPS.

Thursday will be the last day to pay state
and county taxes.
The examination Of the graduating class at
the Millersville Normal school began at . a.
IN. to-day.
The picnic OF the Leo XIII society at Tells
Ham yesterday was largely attended. The
best OF order prevailed and a goodly sum was
realized for society purposes
John Lynch, Frederick Molt and Joseph
Moore We're arrested on complaint of citizens
of Dillerville on the charge OF disorderly
conduct Alderman Deem held them for a
hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
Abe Buzzard's Togs In store window.

Heilman & Co have pair of Abe Buzzard's
clog shoes on exhibition in the window of
their branch store, on North Eighth street,
near Penn, still covered with the dust of the
mountain in which he held his home for
some time a In Robin Hood. If the rest of
his corporation held pace with his feet, II il
no wonder that his friends took so long a
time to capture him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
Too Much Tobacco Causes Insanity.

G. w. Iinckle soldier of Troop *, of
passed through Chicago on Sunday evening
on his way to Washington to be placed in tho
insane asylum. His insanity was caused by
the excessive use of tobacco He is said to
have chewed ten pounds of plug tobacco
month";"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
Held IN Their own Recoru,.aue..

Sophia Stoll and her husband William
Stoll, were arrested this morning by the
sheriff on capias issued in suit for SLAM
der, brought by Joseph Hogarth and wife,
noted yesterday. They We're taken before
Judge Livingston and discharged upon en-
tering their own rec0gnizance for appearance
at the August term OF the common pleas
court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23

Dos'T forget the sports at McGranns Park on
July 4, and remember entries for horse
close saturday, June 27 All parties entering
horses will be allowed to work them free of
charge on the track during the week preceding
the races. std23, ,26<ws
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
knights Templar Trip to Trenton,

Lancaster Commandery Knights Templar
will leave for Trenton tomorrow morning at
6:O5 they will be accompanied by the City
band, and will meet at their asylum at 3
o'clock. About sixty members will be taken
along.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
Sunday oolAnnIyersary,

The SefTsvilc Union Sunday school will hold
its fourth annual anniversary on sunday, July
5th, at 2p IN. All friends OF the Sunday school
cause are cordially invited 10 attend.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23

WIN. L. Brown, esq, received dispatch
DSpi. u Frank Eshleman, announcing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-23
The City Lights.

Five gasoline lights were reported rs not
burning on Monday night
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-18
GRANT AT MT. M'GREGOR.
Speaking only in Whispers and eleeplng
Through Morphine Nsrcotics--His
Attendants Uneasy and DIR.
Sands Telegrahed For.

MT. MCGREGoR, June l7.-Dr.
Douglas remained the entire evening
with General Grant, who, In spite OF
the fatigue, was wakeful until 10
o'clock. His throat was then painted
with cocoaine and he settled for the
night. DR.. Douglas retired to an adj
joining room, though he has rooms at
the hotel, and the nurse was left to
watch the general, who at II p. m, was
quiet as though sleeping, and the fam
lily retired for the night.
Colonel Fred Grant said of his ia.
Their this morning. "He had consld-
cradle rest last night and this morn
ing his voice has improved so that we
can understand him when he tries To
whisper. When / went to his room q
little while ago he whispered very
family that he found his voice little
stronger, but he should not try to use II
hoping that with caution 1t would
grow strong enough so no could talk
again, 'buP added Col. Grant, "tht
failure of fathers voice is owing to de
bility, and he Is growing weaker al
the while. The change of air ne feels
| just now, but az i said, his weakness
constantly grows upon him."
A white tent with small flags flutter
ing from 1t is pitched close to Genera
J Grants cottage. 1t is occupied by
s. w. Willetts, an old soldier in uni
uniform, who has been employed Il
protect the General from intrusion by
strapgera.
ANOTHER DOCTOR NEEDED.
DR.. Douglass has this evening tele
graphed DR.. Sands to come here b,
first train tonight.
General Grant was on the piazza o
his cottage at noon, but soon returnet
10 his room. The swelling on the gen
erals throat has not abated to-day am
his rest last night was aided by MOI
phine, without which, the doctor said
he could not have slept.
WEAK, BUT WALKING.
General Grant took short walk thi
afternoon, since when he has bee
quite weak and PROSTATE. He II
tired at 9 o'clock, when DIR. Douglas
thought his throat looked better tina
on Tuesday. DR.. Sands leaves Me-
York ct IL o'clock tonight and WI
arrive here tomorrow morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-18

A BLOODY LABOR RIOT.

BLOODY LABOR RIOT.
BRUNN, June ia labor riot Of
grave proportions took place in this
city last night. Trouble has been
brewing for some time and grew out
of differences between the men and
the factory owners about the hours OF
labor. A settlement OF the differences
could not be amicably arrived at,
the men struck, and last evening at d
O'Clock great crowds of people
gathered about several factories an
violently assailed them with stones
and other missiles. Windows we're
demolished, gates forced and excited
people surged on the factory grounds
The military we're called out and sue
ceeded, by midnight, in dispensing the
crowds and restoring order
In the conflicts between the
soldiers and the rioters TIVE
officers, six privates and man!
rioters were wounded. A renewal o
the disturbance is feared.
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LUMBER.
Grlhiths n Cowser, Yard and ONCE
on Commerce Streets and Houston
Il Texas Central Railroad.

Grimths n Cowser, Yard and once
on Commerce Streets and Houston
& Texas Central Railroad.
The above firm desires TO call the at
tention OF the public TO the quality OF
lumber handled by them.
No character of pine lumber is as
Stunning the Importance now obtained
by southern long leaf yellow pine;
surprising all other pines in strength
and durability, it Is used by railroad
companies for bridges, trestling and
general construction, to the exclusion
of ell other lumber. Strength and dura-
bility are not its only qualities-pos-
sessinga beautiful grain, II Is much
sought after for inside finish.
This valuable lumber has been mac
cessible to the ordinary consumer In
this section until quite recently.
Large enterprises, backed by large
capital, making improvements with a
view to permaneney have not failed
10 avail themselves of this excellent
quality OF lumber. The ordinary con-
sumner while wanting good lumber
could not got it--doalors being stocked
with cheap and inferior grades OF pine
Grifliths & Cowser Is the only firm
in Northwest Texas mading a spe-
cialty OF handling Long Leaf Yellow
Pine, and while excelling their com
petltors in quality they place Their
prices in competition with cheap and
inferior grades Of lumber. Thoil
stock is the largest and best assert cd
In the city of Dallas.
In addition TO large stock Of
rough lumber they carry a large STOCK
OF dressed lumber, including
Poplar Finishing,
Poplar Ceiling and Siding.
White Pine finishing,
White Pine Ceiling aud Siding,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Portland and R0sondale Cement,
Austin Lime,
Hair, Plaster, etc.
In fact building material OF every
description usually found in first
GLASS Mmueryard. Quality the be5
and nj the lswest prices.
Parties In need of any OF the above
materials will hnd II 10 their advan
tag0 TO give us call.
GRFFITHs h CowsRR.
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The Courts,

CITY COURTS,
Tho mayor had an exceedingly small
levee this morning:
City VS.. o. p. Levlon, cursing and
swearing; continued. (He is in the
county jail with two charges under the
State law against him.
City VS.. Barney Brinn, refusing TO
pay city scavenger; dismissed on his
paying.
City VS.. Joe Martinez, obstructing
sidewalk; dismissed, on his removing
the obstruction.
JUSTICE KENDALL,
Fred Hadlock, disturbing the peace
fined 81 and costs.
Eappho Aspasia, vagrancy fined
500 and costs and notice of speal
given.
VIM. Woodson. threats against Mr.,
Page;put under peace bond in sum Of
$500.
JUSTICE SCHULZ,
Joe Polser, disturbing the peace
fined 81 and cost.
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spain.



MADRID, June H.-There were four
fresh cases of cholera here yesterday
afternoon and two deaths. Between
the Goth of May and tho 18th of June
there were 70 cases Of cholera here, and
during the same period 40 deaths. In
the City OF Valencia during the past
II hours there we're four new cases
ana three deaths, Senior Semono II,
RObledo, minister Of the interior, de.
clared in tho cOrtes last evening that
the suspicious cases in Madrid were
beyond a doubt cholera and OF the
Asiastic type.
Yesterday in Costellor de la Plana
there were 5S new cases of cholera and
2S deaths. In the City of Valencia Ii
new cases snd seven deaths were re-.
ported, while the Province of Valencia
mad LAG new cases and SS deaths, In
the City Of Murcia 99 new cases anC
fl deaths. In the Province of Mureif
the new cases aggregated III and the
deaths 76
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Along the Rrarns,

NAvAsoTA, June l7.--LSpecial. l.
Showers Of rain fell yesterday and
last night in many parts of Grimes,
Brazos and Washington Counties, but
moro is needed ana the clouds are
promising more. Everybody is very
much cheered by the rain and one
merchant here was so elated that like
Captain Rice che gin treat" Web
worms and grasshoppers have dam
aged q few crops in spots, but they are
disappearing and rains will soon re-
store the damage. Gardens have suf-
tered badly from drought,
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Do you Moan business?

Well, II you have strength to push
yong business, IL is we'll. But many a
mans business has broken down be-
cause the man was broken idown, and
had no push in him. If you want 10
make a success, build up your system
by tho use of Browns Iron Bitters.
MIR. w. M. Winfree, Of Petersburg,
Va, says; "rhore IL no medicine equal
to Browns Iron Bltters for general de-
bility.n IL cures dyspepsia, enrlches
the blood and strengthens the
muscles,
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LABOR MATTERS.
Strike on the Wabash

SPRINGFIELD, June IA strike &C.
CURED on the Wabash to-day among
the shopmen all alsng ,he line. All
tho shops were closed this afternoon.
The cause of the trouble appears to be
that an order was issued TO close the
shops ON Saturdays for month or till
such time as sufficient work could be
obtained to keep them going on full
time. The men objected, and
demanded that instead OF
cutting time the men who
remained at work during the last
strike be discharged. Mr.. Hanlan, SUI
perintendent of the shops, said the
business OF the road was such that il
could not afford TO give fun time and
the company did not deem 1t fair &c
cut off men who stood by the company
when most needed. He could not say
whether the men would attempt L
stop trains, but he was inclined Il
think this course would be attempted
The engineers, he understood, wer
not infavor OF this strike.
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sunday school Picnic.

The Sabbath school children of ST.
Mathew Cathedral picnicked yesterday
at Shady View Park at the terminus
of the Sanjacinto street rail way
along with their teachers and
members of the church.. The
little ones presented a
beautiful picture Of innocence and
happiness a. they skipped hither and
thither through tho park In childish
gloe, singing aud INDUCING In sport
and games. The day was pleasant and
there was sufficient sunshine TO make
IL pleasant day. A splendid spread
Of good things stroon was heartily en-
joyed, and both tho children and theiI
elders spent most pleasant day.
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A Pleasant Evening.

The ladies mite society Of ST.
Mathews Cathedral met last evening
at the residence of Lieutenant Gibbs
on Elm street, and were elegantly en-
tertained by Mrs. w. Q. Sickles and
Mrs. Gibbs, who by their charming
and asslduous attentions made the
ileet!ng hours appear but as moments
of pleasure. The untimely rain pre-
vented a large attendance, yet thost
who were fortunate TO be present
spent most charming and delightful
evening.
An elegant repast was served and Y
add that Il was heartily enjoyed II
superfluous. Mrs. Campbell, .
member of and jealous worker In
the Episcopal Church, gave all an
opportunity to contribute to the
Church fund, which the society OF the
Church is engaged In increasing.
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LATE PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sumpter left yes
torday for Denver, Colorado.
Col. l.. w. oglesby, the veteran tax
collector OF Collin County, was In the
city yesterday.
Capt. S. Z. Mondez, tho able repro
sentative OF the Eagle & PhUnl1
Wooden Mills, of Columbus, Georgia,
leaves to-day for u western trip.
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Germany.
ONE LESS TENSION.

ONE LESS TENSION.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE North Ger
man Gazette states that it is promi-
nently intimated that the tension in
regard to tho Zanzibar question no
longer exists.
GRIEF OF THE EMPEROR,
Emperor William was completely
Frustrated when he heard OF tho death
Of Baron Won Manteuiel and said, in
mournful way; "All Of my friends
are dying"
GEN. Won MANTEUFEL DEAD.
SARLsBAD, June H.--Field Marshal
Baron Won Manleufel, the distin-
guished German commander and
Governor OF Alsace, Lorraine, died
suddenly here this morning of pull
monary congestion. Baron Won Man
teufel was born in 1909.
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all cut. The farmers reports splendid
yield. Oats are being cut and are turn
ing out from go to 70 bushels per acre
A splendid rain fell this morning. An.
other in about 10 days will give the
largest corn crop grown in this sec
ton. The careless worm has made its
appearance and several entire crops OF
cotton have been eaten up. Many
planters are planting over and hope
yet to make a good crop. 1t is thought
by some that the rain this morning
viii put stop to them.
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son FuLLY sETTLEp.


DENVER, June 1.-THE second an
nual convention of the American
Train DispatcheIs' Association was
held here to-day, Roll cal! showed
about $50 delegates present. The time
of the session was largely consumed
balloting for 800 applicants for men,
bership. All were received. Adj
iourned until tomorrow.
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A GREAT FIRE

n
LONDON, June 1.-THE great estab'
lishment devoted 20 the various kinds
of business OF william Whitley, al
West Bourne . Grove, Queens Road 'Sfi
and Kingston Garden Square, TOOK
FIRE this morning, The flames quickly
spread from the counting house
to the stables in the rear
end; thence spread to West
Bourne Grove. All the shops
from No. 80 to 40 were destroyed. AZ
the engines of the entire fire brigade
are pouring streams upon the burning
mass. The great iron doors which
separate the several departments OF
the immense establishment prevented
the destruction of the entire plock'
The loss is placed at 100000.
The business OF the great establish
mont Ii Of the most diversified charao-
ter.Tbere are countingIhouse, exchange
and insurance departments; depart.
ments OF millinery, dressmaking ana
dry goods In general; agonuemans
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Inrlnd and Jurre,l.

d. A. Sanders was arrested yester-
day on warrant sworn out before
County Attorney Clint and lodgoe In
Jail on the charge OF uttering Islander.
GUS remarks concerning the. chastity
OF Mrs. s. Il. Hayes, proprietress Of
the Union Hotel,o which Sanders was
formerly manager. a.
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CROPS.
The Worm in the Kansas Corn.

CHICAGO, Juno 1.-THE Times spe-
cial from Parson, Kansas, says;
"Thero Is now making its appearance
in this vicinity q scourge equal 10 the
grasshoppers. Large fields of corn,
standing on an average eight inches
high, looking fresh and green in the
morning before night become wither-
cd and dead. Examination discloses
In each hill myriad OF
worms, ranging from an inch
and quarter down 10 one
eighth of an inch in longth. APP.
parently they become completely dis
trlbuted oyer field, then commence
simultaneously TO work and within a
very short time the whole IL devas-
tated. Nearly every piece OF corn is
more or less infested. The eggs from
which the worms are Matched are sup
posed to be deposited by a small yol-
iowish white miller. The worm Ia
termed the wet worm
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John Dalton made assault upon
George Do Haven, an actor at the
Coliseum theatre, yesterday before
the break of day and stabbed him un'
der the left ear, In the back and arm
inilictlng painful though not serieus
wounds. Dalton had not, at last &C.
counts, been arrested,
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Palestine Masons.

PALESTINE, June IT, Special. Ms
sonic Lodge No, 81, OF this city, hs
chosen the following officers for tn
ensuing year:
J.P. Watts, Worshipful Master.
+. S. Wood, Junior Warden.
j. b. Mcknight, Treasurer.
J. III. Woodland, Secretary.
John Pollard, Tiler.
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Harrison County,

MARsHALL,June lI--ISpecial. The
worms have not made their appear
ance in these parts yet. Crops OF all
Kinds are tlourishing, and barring &C.
cident Harrison County will have the
most abundant harvest she has ever
known. Business of every kind ia dis
| tressingly dull,
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HALLWAY MechanIcs' Convention

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE conven-
ton of American Railway Master Me.
chanics began its sessions here yester-
day. The day WAS passed In
listening to addresses and discussing
questions connected with railway me.
chanics and improvement in railway
appliances.
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nInrdar rnsn Continued.

The case Of the State VS.. Willis
Adams. charged with numbering
Micheai Burns, which was to have
come up in the Kaufman 'Disteict
Court tomorrow by virtue OF change
of venue, has been continued until the
next term OF the court.
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France.

A NEW MINISTER FOR WASHINGTON,
PARIS, June I'm. Bouree Is about
70 start for Washington to replace M.
Roustan as French minister.
FUMING ABOUT A FUNERAL.
In the Chamber OF Deputies yester.
day a stormy discussion arose
over the question of pro-
viding state funeral for the late
Admiral Courbet. No decision can be
arrived at till the family of the admir-
al can be consulted.
HATING A DEAD MAN.
The French newspapers evince
heree hatred for the late Prince Fred.
erick Charles.
A CHANGE THAT MAY NOT DO.
LONDON, JUNE 1.-THE Pail Mall
Gazette states that the French cabinet
have decided to replace NJ. Peterrotre,
who negotiated the present treaty OF
peace between France and China, by
M. Roustan, as ambassador at Pekin
The Gazette intimates that the change
If carried out, will imply such a mon
ace TO China that the Pekin govern
ment may refuse to accept M. Rods-
tan's credentials. NJ. Roustan is al
present minister at Washington.