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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
AT THE sT. anoRnR.


JIG White, Dallasi f Mcqueen, Bryan;
w Poindextor, Cloburno; Il Llnor, Aus
tin; w n Stuart, city; Charles Cren-
shaw, Sherman; Mrs + Haden, 81 Louis;
X II Embree, Duck Greek; DR. Konedy,
Texas w J Froes, city; II Tundrox,
Trinity Millsi Il II Sabor, Colorado;
samuel J Taylor, Denton; a q Falcomo,
81 Louis; q u liriscOe, PHILADELPHIA;
Samuel l. Dale, Galveston, w III Win
field, ToxArkana; a Boaty, Denton
j w Kennedy, y o oliver, Louisville; N
II Nash, kaufman; Thomas Z Thornton,
~ Louiai A VI Smith, quincy; u IA.
Wis, Dallas; John 4 Barry, Paris; q w
Ball, West Virginia; ID NJ Reed aud
wife, Rockford, Illinois; w II Lyon,
Terielli III Il Dumas, Ed Mlnshaw,
ElmOj q III Smith, Atchinson; George q
Shafor, Philadelphia; A j sim, Kemp;
William Tenpin, w L. Cobb, Decatur; n
Van IIouton, Henrietta; A, w State.
maker, Dallasj q III Bennett, kaufman;
J ID Mitchell, Woatherfordi J w Brady,
Cloburno.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
Jack Gordon, George w. Wilson, Il +
Whitman w ID Franklin, w II Wells.
l. Q Baker, N L Turner, bernard Bear,
81. Louis; = A Lamer, Sol Moses, Alex
Jacob, New York; W ii Patterson, Jas
NJ Sloere, A u Coombs, J II T Hall, cityj
Jesse X Wood, Chicago; Max Elser and
wife, Fort Worth; u w Johnson, wife
and family, Corsicana; J ID Mcpherson,
Buffalo, Now York; James Thompson,
Louisvillei III Brltton, Sherman;
J w Phillips, Gainesville; W II schloss,
Memphlsi Il bwoodflor, New Orleans,
ii w McItoe,. wisconsin, A Il Andor.
son, Ed Rand, Kildare; q 4 Collins,
Little Rocks 5 II shannon, 81. Louis:
June Peak, Alaany; J g Atwood, o
y Peters, 81. Louis; II Rashcoo, Now
York; II a Jones, shormaui II 'shor-
nian, Now York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

New YORK, March 27.-Gen. Grant
rested badly last night. He paced up
and down his room until o'clock this
morning, restless and uneasy notwith-
standing he looked well this morning.
Col. Grant read some OF the testimony
taken yesterday 20 Gen. Graut and the
latter made some corrections. Gen.
Grant will revise the testimony before
It - sent 10 the court to DO placed In ev-
idence.
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Iect being robbery. Sexton murdered
hawden last July and robbed his ner-
son, The body was found two DAYS
laJer by searching party
on the bank Of Indian creels
kamden formerly lived in Indiana,
put for three years lived with his
Drotner in Pulaski county, Ohio. He
was leaving Knox, but Sexton deceived
MN PACK by some story and shot him
brother-in-lRw, Carter, of committine
the murder and sMora il ON him.
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Rustlers Menacel by the Roos

SAN ANTONIO, March 27.-[Special. -
Parties in tonight from Carrizo Springs,
Dimmit county, state that the preliml-
nary examination of Felix Taylor, Sim
Despair, John Saxon and Thomas
Bevis, charged with the murder of two
Mexlcans some days ago, was ended
yesterday by demanding the prisoners
| without bail. Taylor turned states evil
dence., Their victims were peaceable
sheep herders, and were shot to pieces
on the prairie without provocation,
They will undoubtedly hang.
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A Newspaper Man Seriously Stabbed.

AUSTIN, March 27-[special. TO
night about 1880 O'clock, Alex Sampson
calender clerk of thesenato, asked Tobe
Mitchell, reporter of tho Globe-Demo.
crat, why he had put such notice and
carlcature of him in his paper. Mitchell
replied he did not do il, Sampson then
used abusive language of the man who
dld, when an alteration ensued, and
sampson stabbed Mitchell dangerously,
a cut ablut seven inches long, from his
lett shoulder downward. Two doctors
are now with him.
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Capital city Cuttings.
nLANnrn nNarI..ro

'"Ni HhNNhhh oNhHANNON.
AUSTIN, March H.-lSpcclal. l-sena.
tor Shannon this morning on tho floor
Of the senate denounced the statement
IN tho Galveston News special OF yesier-
day that no intended 10 insult the gov
ernor BY not having his message road,
as m.llciously false" lilo explained
WA, ma ane senate hurriedly adjourned
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PERSONAL.


Col. j. IL. Brltton, state railway en-
gineer, is in tho city.
Ed. Rand, of Kildare, Texas, Is regis.
tered ut the Windsor.
]. w. Phillips, OF Gainesville, Is q
guest OF tho Windsor hotel.
Capt. Juno Peak, of Albany, Texas, Is
guest of the Grand Windsor
Col. A. II. Andrews, of Kildare, Toxas
IL stopping at tho Grand Windsor.
w. Harrington, OF soda wator fame,
lott last evening on few days visit To
Fort Worth.
Mr.. j. II. Harguayo, city attorney OF
Sulphur Springs, called at the HERALD
nlio yesterday.
Col. Il. De Almond, attorney for tho
Houston ~ Taxas Central railway, Is a
guest OF tho Windsor.
Hon. Olin Wellborn IL confined TO his
room at tho Grand Windsor by slight
attack of rheumatism.
Col. l., w. Ogleshy, the popular citi.
zen and tax collector OF Collin county,
passed through yesterday on route q
Austin.
Mr.. Joseph ]. Eokford, promising
young lawyer OF Atlanta, Georgia, who
has located hero, was admitted to the
bar yesterday.
l.. g. Baker, Of So. Louis, general SUI
perintondont of the Western Union
Telegraph company, Is guest OF the
Grand Windsor hotol.
Thomas j. Blakoney, student Of tho
Church Of tho Sacred Heart, Indian Ter
ritory, 10 In tho city ona visit 10 his
falhor, MIR. Hugh Blakoney, Tor few
days.
Grand Democratic rally tonight al
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Theiiaum FORGERY Case.

CHATHAM, oNr., March G.-The
forgery case against Francis Baum, OF
Dallas, Texas, which has been dragging
along slowly, was disposed Of to-day by
the prisoner being committed for extra
diti0n. II Is said he viii apply for a
writ Of habess corpus on this case, as
well as the one for arson. The argu-
ment will probably take place in To-
ronto some dav next month.
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ENDIC0TT'S EDICT
ON THE OKLAHOMA RANcHMEN.
They Must Leave the Country Shortly
The Senate Holds TIL Thursday
Uncle Sans AuCtion-Nore
Democrats Rewarded.
The Oattlemen NIust 0It.un.and.GItA lso

TIC UAttIemeh Must Git.Up-and-GitA Also.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Secretary
Endicott states that no orders have yet
been issued to Gen. Hatch to clear out
Oklahoma. The presidents proclama-
ton ordered that all occupants of Okla
homa, whether settlers or cattlemen,
should vacate and reasoable time will
be allowed them to comply.
In the event of their failnre to remove
the interior department will take steps
to free the territory Of all intruiers, and
If the army is required it will be given,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

There are many cheap cosmetics
offered for sale, which claim 10 contain
nothing Injurious 10 the skin. This II
all bosh, all, or very nearly all arc com.
pounded from the most deleterious aud
poisonous drugs In the materla medica
They destroy the vitality OF the skin,
making tho consumer prematurely
withered and old. ]. A. Pozzoni guar.
antecs his indicated complexion pow.
der entirely free from all injurious mat
ner. Use none other aud you will
never regret. Price 90 cents and ti.OO
per box. Sold by all druggists and per.
tuners.
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That Cb.nr,s The Case,

COLEMAN, March 2.-lspecial.l-In
the HERALD, OF the 18th, It is stated that
the Paullin case was appealed, which Is
a mistake. Pauilin was allowed bail.
IL was the L. T.. Strong case, for embez-
Element, that was appealed.
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URsULINE ACADEMY

Bryan street, Ds Has.
This Institution, conducted by tho Ur1ullns
ladies, n most dealrnbly lorated. The system
~ education pursued 4 designed 10 davelor
The mcn,al, moral and physical powers Oh
the pupils, and 10 make fhom useful womef
OF refined tastes and cultivated manners.
Terms IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
htatloneY, Drawing, French, Herman,
Fancy Work and the ordinary innrma.
ryerpcnses, per session Of Ave monthn,ttl
Music and use OF plano, ...,..........,.,. A
Entrance fec only fer the FIRST year ~.
Young ladies desiring admittanca into ths
Academy must always produce natlafaotory
testimonials and recommendation For
further particulars, apply 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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Indians who Died OF starvation and
Inid

CADILLAC, MIcH., March 27.-News
has been received Of the finding Of an
Indian camp, on Pine river, and the
bodies Of FIVE Indians, who died Of hum
ger and cold, and an Indian girl nearly
dead from the same cause. Another
member Of the party went TO Hobart for
provisions last week, and 1t IL believed
he also persisted.
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- A s. aI2 THAN Ev aR !,

NeostJ
G1 Low PRICES, Can las0 al, our ~
s5 Material aSo rom hsstsS patents,
VOWS Fa srt HnTsayFucF stss a
-a.stcsxcnS,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

WASHINGTON, March G.-For the
west gulf states; Local rains, generally
followed fair; slightly colder; weather
variable; Winds shifting northerlyi ris-
ing barometer.
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Another K.uturLy Hanging

LOUISVILLE, March E.--John Sexton
was hanged at Bar louisville to-day FOL
the murder Of George Rswden, the OBJ.
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watch Ihl.r.. Arr..isd.

Last night oniccr Maddox arrested
Henry Mack and Edmond Loo, two
negro boys, on the charge Of stealing a
boartlor AZ SIR. w. J. Porter's BOARDING
house. The. two negroes, when dl.ooy.
cred by the 6flicer, were standing In the
shadow OF the coal chute awaiting Tho
trains departure. When arrested one
OF mem was IN possession OF the watch
and chain, which IL valued At $3.50.
Not By Any Means.
When you AJAX for Benson's Capcine
Porous Piasters don't Accept any others
a. "just ~ good." % cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND plLAaSL

For any case OF the following diseases which
lhe medical iaculty have pronounced in.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

EVERY drstclass dealer sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. win not stick 20 the
Inns
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If YOU WISH p. ,,s's w.. .' =, ' s

O"' Guy 'hm roma DOnti,
s Sho1'11f1X's oRIDONTC regularly. only 20 cont. Ron
Liquid aud Powder, Drugsios, and W ON'
. xa9le.a1s 10y G1sowDUs DRUG co. nallas ue.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28

Graud Democratic rally tonight at
tho intersection Of Main and Austin
streets. Prominent speakers will ad
dress tho meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

CHIoAeo-Cattle = Receipts, ls,s0O head, the
largest on record; shipments. 1900 head market
lower shipping steers, l,3o00l 500 As, % 250
.; l.0o0i. $50 rs, q eO95 IS; 96ool 400 As.. y
bulls and mixed, 81 7se3s o0i Texans. q 2b0s 90
were unsold at a late hour.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, 5000
market weak common grades railing lower
rough and mixed, e3 coca Is packing and ship
as 75
sheep-Receipts. 5000 head shipments, none
sa@s; Texans,tl 1903 iLambs. tI0Ss o.
EAST LIBrRTy Cattle In fair demand, firmer
prime, p 1905 fair TO good. SOS b0j common,
head; no shipments 10 New York, yesterday.
Hogs dull but slow; Philadelphia. ~ SOC
q 500l IS receipts. ,s.iOO shipments. 24oo
shipments TO New York. yesterday II carloads
good. g so<ls So; common, el62 lambs SS8i Is ;
receipts. 1900 head shipments. 1900 hean.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
BruIsed In a Runaway.

On Tuesday morning while Jeremiah
Miller, of Adamstown, was on his way tp.
Renholas station .;i.s,-s i.h I. f. fhm for
load of coat, at the north end of Vera
Cruz, where a tbreshing engine was In
motion, the horses became frightened
and ran away, throwing the box
from the wagon. Mr. Miller, who was
the reins but failed in his attempt and was
run over by the wagon. The team cantered
on, keeping in the road and leaving the
teamster behind scarcely able to walk. After
running nearly mile three OF the horses
foil and thus ended the stampede. The horses
were all badly frightened but not injured,
and nearly exhausted. Mr.. Miller's one foot
Is badly bruised and gashed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
DoCroxs ENJOYING rHkMsxLVEs.

Annual Reunion of Maryland and Pennsyi-
vania Physicians at York Furnace.
Yesterday the eighth annual picnic of the
Pennsylvania and Maryland Union Medical
association was held at York Furnace, on
the Susquehanna There were over one hun
dred doctors present from York, Lancaster,
Dsuphin, Chester, Delaware, Cecil and Har-
ford counties and Philadelphia
The meeting was called to order in the
forenoon by DR.. w. 8, Roland, of York, who
II president of the association.
being " The Social Relations Of the Profes-
sion.b
A nominating committee was appointed
consisting Of the following doctors, Ginger,
Houston, Chester; Milner, Delaware; Trabert,
Lebanon and Gorgas, Harrisburg. After re-
turning they nominated the following officers
for the ensuing year, who were unanimously
chosen:
Preeident--Dr. R. G. Broomell, Port De-
Vice Presidents j. NJ. Deayer, Buck,
Lancaster county, and q. s. Dore, Rising
Sun, Md.
Secretary and Treasurer-s. J. Rouse,
York.
Executive committee, Drs. Craig, Colrm-
bia; Houston, Collamer, Chester county
Vortien, Lapadan, Nd. Wilmer, Delaware
county, and Bsir, Philadelphia
This was about the only business of import
anee transacted and after the meeting the
whole party sat down 70 an excellent dinner
at the hotel Of Elias Urey. The attendance
1t the reunion was MS a. large as In former
years and this was no doubt largely owing to
The change In the weather.
this county were a. follows: Carpenter, AL
bright +, Musser and BoardmaEs, city j. II.
M1sser, Lampetor J. NJ. Deaver, Buck p.
8 Ginger, Conestoga zelL Little Britain /;
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The Now Postal Cards.

The Lancaster Postoflice received this
morning supply Of the new series Of postal
cards. They are Of the same size as the old
ones, but the cardboard is OF much better
quality and may be written upon without the
spluttering and spreading OF the ink, as was
too often the case with the old cards. The
engraving on the address side Of the card Is
much better in the new than in the old series
fine vignette head of Jefferson fills the
upper right hand corner, while 10 the left on
scroll are the words "United States Postal
Card" and under II " Nothing but the ad-
dress TO be on this side" 1t In not likely that
another famine will occur in the postal
market,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

Some tlms ssos sasohsl Co., BY empress
70 ths CITY hotsl. II was directed to A. II.
ed the valise and besides lot ofclothine,gum
boots raeor,dc., found aletter accommodating
"F. B. Vaughan" A man Of that name WA
killed on the railroad somewhere in New
Jersey recently aud II II believed that the
sstchel belonged TO him.
A man Of that name boarded at the City
hotel last winter for sOme time. He sold
picture frames, and 20 did the man who was
killed. II is almost certain that they are one
and the same.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Death of Chrlstian HugeIgans.

Christian Hagelgans, well known resi-
dent of this city, died this morning after a
long illness from consumption. For many
years he kept the hotel In East King street,
owned by the Mace Gonigle estate. On the lst
OF April he took possession of the United
States hotel in South Queen street, but had
to sell out his business on account OF declin-
ing health. He leaves auSuber Of children
to mourn his loss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
CHEAP FANCY GROCERY
PROVISION STORE,
li5 and li7 North Queen Street, Lancaster. 7
Nxv srocK, CuyApC.su sropyl

NEW STOCK CHEAP CAsU STORE
Table Salt, per bag, 8 and cents soapine, &c;
Sugar, Sc; Gloss starch, 5c Rice per pound, DC.
Best Rice. rs, &c. Table Sauce, &c: ; Tea In a
n packages, 7c.; Good Tea per pound, 40c; Elias.
tic starch, &C.; Good Scrub Brushes, 5c. and &C.;
Parlor Matches, 800. &C.; Fine Large Pickles jnst
received, per dozen, &c.; Gloss Starch tNew
Polish Wax, loc.; Brooms, lOc; Best salmon,
one pound cans, l8c.; Soused Mackerel, l2c.
Best 1obstcrs, lsc.. Fine Oysters tBoyersl Ice;
Mixed Mustard, per quart, &c.; Cox's Gelatine,
l5c.: Genuine Lfmberger Cheese l5c.; Good Rio
Coffee, l2e. and l5c.; pieces Climax Soap, fee'
3pieces stag olive soap. ioc.; pieces best soap
I2c.; pieces Days Soap, &c: Table Oil, 3bottles
2oc; Canned Beef. N cans, 27c;i Good Picking
Vinegar, gallon, lBc; Timed Peaches, l8c.;
Large Msckerel, Sc: No. Mackerel per pound,
l2c; Very Beat OLD GOVERNMENT Java
Coffee, per pound. 3ic, Richest Mocha
Genuine Imported sweitzcr Cheese. Just
arrived. 2sc per pound. large quantities, 23c.; al
kinds OF Finest JelIes I'm Tubs. &C. per pound
large assortment of Queensware. superior
goods at Lowest Prices. Newest and freshest
goods from New York, Philadeip iphia and Balti
more daily. All goods marked aug2s-2tds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Fniing q Vacancy.

From the New York Times
Wife lat a late hour)-Well, where in the
world have you been.
Husband-To tell you the (hic) truth, m
dear, some Of the (hic) boys at the offs gone
way on (hic) vacations, y know, an-an
short-handed y un'stan, an I've bee-been
film vacancy. Fats homes truth, m dear,
s'help me.
Wife-You seem to have filed the vacancy
pretty full.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

Joseph 8. StevenA who was on visit to
Harrisburg. died there on Thursday. De-
ceased was well-known stove moulder,
married and leaves wife and three children,
one son and two daughtem He n son Of
william Stevens, Of Reading, and has three
brothers and four sisters, two VI whom
reside In Lancaster. He was In tho thirty
ninth year OF bis age. The funeral will TAXI
place from his late residence, $40 South
Prince street. ON Saturday afternoon ut
O'Clock interment in Woodward Hill ceme-
terry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
writ Of Error to supreme Court.

A writ of error was taken to the supreme
court today by counsel for the plaintiff in
the suits of Charles /. Lands, against F. A.
Diffenderfer. There We're two claimants for
the proceeds OF the sheriffs sale ofdefendants
property and Ill Q court in their opinion filed
decided that Robert A. Evans and not Mr..
Landis was entitled to the money.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Another Band I'm Town,

The Ephrata band, which is very credit
able musical organization, came to towr last
evening and serenaded number of persons.
The band has colorod drum major.
Stephen Shaeffer is leader of Il, and Chas.
@. Specht is teacher the latter is also In
structor of the Adamstown and Brownstown
bands Of this county, and of those OF Robe
sonia and Birdsboro, Berks county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

ss:, ssw - .sn. sssss - P Quiet %
oovsinron8 9erVns. Currency Cs, Coup, eiM
bid ACs, do. u1Hf bto S's. o1s2k bid.
The stock market opened strong, and during
TIE nnt thirty minutcs advanced u to " per
cent on good buying Of some of the leading
stocks. Amer the nrst call, however. there was
3 numbsr Of reports in circulation "a tho effect
thst tho trunk lines were cutting rates. This
caused decided pressure TO sell, and by noon
DAY market has been dull and fcatureless.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Anather slander suIt.

In addition to the suit brought by John p.
Graham against John L. Denlinger, noted
yesterday, suit has also been entered BY Mr.
Graham against Amos Eckman for circulat-
ing the saine slander, that he was dishonest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Postomce Pests,

The rostofiice people complain that people
are in the habit of coming into the postofiice
and stealing or breaking the pens and carry
ing of the blotters, all OF which are left and
on the outside desk for the accommodation OF
the public
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

The Mennerchor rink VIII again be opened
tonight under the direction Of Charles Strickler,
who has managed the rink 40 successfully every
evening II has been opened this season. There
Will no doubt be q good attendance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Internally Injured by = FsiI.
nm the Mannheim Sentinel,

On Tuesday last MIR. Moses q. Miller, of
this borough, In preparing . scaffold In his
tobacco shed fell to the ground, distance
Of about eight feet, sustaining internal In
juries OF n serious nature. He Ii at present
suffering intense pain and unable to move his
body In the least His condition In very
critical.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

OonskAble Bowman.of salisbury township
angosted and took before Alderman Spurrier,
Jouso r. Emith and Edw. r. Hauck, OF Earl
toNnohip who ars charged with felonious
evtry and larceny On oath OF Taylor X. Barr,
aAso of Earl, whos6 premises were broken
into aud robbed some time ago. The ac-
cunod entered bail fora hearing before Alder
-er-, SpnrrlA~ on Saturday, September 9Th.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
A Grea. letter. Dlstrlbutor.

From the Lititz Record.
Ex-letter-carrier Issac N. Bender, of Lam
caster, distributes moro letters a day than do
the whole force Of Postmaster Slaymaker a
month--Isasc is a printer, and handles the
movable alphabet swiftly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
Al Communicative WAR.

campmee ting held by Northern Metho-
dists (colored), at Piney Hill, Rutherford
county, N. G., was attacked by an armed
body or Zion Methodists and fired into. The
Northern Methodists fled in disorder, seven
of them being wounded. The invaders then
collected the effects OF the routed party, piled
them up and made a bonfire OF them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
NewHorl produce Market.


NEW ioRK, aug. 2S-k Iour dull and heavy
Fine, o. aO(93 30 Superfue, $3 1903 45; Extra
Minnesota, s3 5004 %. Southern nour dull com
mon to good extra, % 650l 10.
wheat-No. 2 Red, Winter. Sept, 931sci Octo-
Der, $3.50; Nov. Size.
Corn.No. 9 Mixed. Aug, oa,1c; Sept. SEC
OstsNNo. Mixed. Aug, sst4c; Sept. sossc
Oct, 305zc-
Rye dull and unchanged
Barley nominal.
Pork strong mess SO 10.
Lard-$6 81. Sept; ~ c2 Oct.
Moasses quiet; l7hc for 5Otest
Tu-pentine steady at 35c on spot
Rosfn duh, strained to good. u tsQsl 10.
Petroleum duh |; Refined, Skc.
Butter dull Western imitation Creamery.
choice, 2lf122c.
State, 5slfD77zc night skins, 41zf95l<c.
Eggs dull but steady; state, lo0i6c Western,
Rice quiet Carolina and Louisiana, common
TO fair, lkQbNc.
sugar dull catloaf, e; ganuiated. 8 ll.lSc;
confectiopers A, ekG6 9-l6c.
Tallow steady; prime city, SC.
Freights nominal.
Coffee Arm fair cargoes, s1sGsSc.
Hay steady at $lGl o..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28
sucosssful Flshing.

Emanuel Mcintyre and wife, of l43 South
Arch alley, caught fine string of fish yes
terday in the Conestoga near Ronk's mill at
the big p. r. X. bridge. Among them were
some very nice bass which weighed 81
pounds each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-28

This morning the Pennsylvania railroad
ran an excursion 10 different points ON the
sea coast and one hundred aud twenty-four
people left this city upon ft.