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The midland journal., 1886-06-04

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every evening. That all want work may test the
business. We make this unparalleled offer: 20 al
who are not well satisfied We will send one doIlAP
to pay for the trouble of writing Ns. Pun pAxtio.
ulars. directions. So. sent fres. Immense pay OBJ
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lay. Address STISxoN l. Co., Portland, Maine.
The midland journal., 1886-06-04
DHILADELPHIA, WHINING
Il TON q BALTIMORE R. R.,
eENTRALDIvISIoN

cENTRALDIvIsIoNs
On and after Sunday, Oct. 21st, 1888. trains
vii lrun as follows:
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The Lake shore Railroad Tronb,e

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The Lake Shore rail-
road resumed freight business at : o'clock
this morning under protection from the
police and Pinkerton men. Two switch en-
gines, heavily guarded by Pinkerton's rifle
men, were sent TO the stock yards about
eight o'clock. Everything done in that
locality will be under the heaviest guard pos.
sible, as from this point is expected the only
trouble. 1t was freely asserted by the police
that the trial before Justice Tearney OF Dal-
ton, the Pinkerton man who fired at the fel-
low who threw the switch which wreck ed
the stock yards train, will be farce, as the
strikers will not dare to produce the prose.
cutting witness necessary on a charge of at,
temped murder 1t was thought possible
that charge of disorderly conduct would be
pressed instead.
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GARLAND pINDIUaTED
Report EHonersting Him and His Assoc iates
of Pan Electric Mrongs.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., June S0-Mr.
Boyle, of Pennsylvania, from the Pan
Electric committee, submitted report
signed by four members OF the committee.
The report is accompanied by the follow
lowing resolution Resolved, that a full,
fair and exhaustive investigation has failed
to adduce any evidence which tends to show
that Attorney General Garland, Director
Good, Secretary Lamar, Indian Commissioner
Atkins Railroad Commissioner JOhnstone
or Senator Harris, they being the officers
named in the Pan Electric publications of
the newspaper press which gave rise to this
investigation, did any act official act or other
wise connected with the matter Investigated
which YVES dishonest, dishon0rable or CEN
sursble.
the report and the resolutions (Which is
concurred in by Mr.. Hsle) were referred to
the House calendar.
Mr.. Ranney, of Massachusetts also sub
mtted report signed by the four Repub!i.
can members of the committee.
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The committee on fire engines and hose
met last evening and transacted miscellane-
Gus business.
John &. Potts, driver of engine No. ., sus
pended some time since for misconduct, was
reiustated.
1t was resolved to report to councils a
next meeting the result OF the trial OF the
Clapp 4 Jones engine, and to- recommend
the acceptance OF the engine.
1t was resolved to offer to councils fol
adoption an ordinance for the employm EN-
OF an additional man at each engine house
and to recommend that the foreman of eact
company act In that capacity for the present
1t was also resolved to take apart engine.
No. and No. 1, so that local mechanics may
examine them and bid for the contract fO
their repair. No will first be taken apar
and repaired, and after 1t shall I've put in gooC
order No. Will be repaired.
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A PoLrr1cAL POLrCkMAM
The Fine snare he Got Into Through sp,in
ON SoCiAlista

BERLIN, June 30-Last fall Officer Thing,
of the political police, was ordered to watch
the workiugmen's societies lie became n
member of one of the organizations under the
guise of mschinist, but after several months
his true character was discovered aud he was
expelled. He gained valuable Information of
the Socialists movements, however, and
Deputy Singer complained to the Reichstsg
of the methods resorted to by the govern
ment in ferreting out Socialist secrets
and accused Thing of melting Social
lists 10 political crimes. Thing, together
with Singers informsnts As to the former s
intrigue, Berndt and Christensen, are work
ing men belonging TO the organization from
which Thing WAS expelled, were prosecuted
and witnesses were called to prove the truth
of Singers charges, and endeavor to convict
Thing of treason.
Thing denied the charges and conteuded
that Berndt acted as his agent, revealing the
secrets for money. The trial ended yester.
day and Thing was acquitted. The Others
were convicted and sentenced to six months
imprisonment
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4 DEADLl DUEL.
Both Its Participants Receive Fatal woun,
In the Terrible Encounter

Both Its Participants Receive Fatal Wounds
In the Terrible Encounter
GATGsvILLE, Texas, June 3O.-Jas Cooper
and Joseph Van Winkel fought a duel Mon.
day on Brown creek in Coryell county. Both
men were fatally wounded. Cooper was shot
in the head and died in few minutes. Van
Winkel was shot through the bowels. He
died yesterday. The men were mortal enc
mies, having quarreled a year ago over some
cattle. Monday they met on Brown creek
and after some hot words they agreed to fight
TO the death. They measured of the ground
and each with his watch in his hand
waited for the moment agreed upon
for opening fire. At the appointed time, two
shots rang out almost simultaneously, Van
Winkel had received his fatal wound, but
Cooper was unhurL Another round was
fired and Cooper fell with a bullet in his
brain. This Is the story told by Van Winkel
previous to his death. The firing was heard
by some OF the ranchmen mile distant,
who attended them.
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MARKETH.
New York Produce Market

NEW YORK, June 8o-Flour market auII but
quiet; Fine, .! U0<82 IS; superfne, O. Gl6S 10 ;
Common to food Extra Western. 81 5i(Pi ".
City Mill Extras, ~ 6OTp4 s. for West Indies :
Mimi Extra. f2 1908 90 Extra No. 2 o. OIa3 So
Wheat-No. Red state on spot, gOag2c No. l
White. state, slkc No. No Red, Winter, july,
s4l4c Aug, s47.c Sept, s59sc.
Corn.ho. ? Mixed. cash, i9c; July, 451.c
Aug 45xc.
oats-so. White State. spot, i4c; No >, do
Ssc
Rye dull Canada, 59lc.
Barley nominal.
Pork firm New Mess. sl0GllO ..
Lard-Aug 81 G6 sept, s8b7.
holasses firm lssglshc. for 50 test boiling
stock Porto Rico, 3Dp3Sc
Turpenttne dull AT 3lfl321c.
Rosin quiet; strained TO good. sl coal o.
Petroleum dull refined In cases, s5lc
Freights dull grain to Liverpool, &c.
Butter Market quieti New Western
Creamery, l4ul6Kc.
Cheese quiet Western Flat, 5Lasc.
Eggs dull; state. liGDli1lc Western do ia
H4c.
sugar-market dull; Refined cutloaf. ey.c
Tallow easier prime city. l5-l6c.
Coffee dull fair cargoes at 91&c.
Rice quiet Carolina and Louisiana, com mon
to fair, 3h04c.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, June SO.--At 1890 O'Clock
this morning the police received Information
oil double murder having been perpetrsted
some three miles east of the city. The
victims were Paul Justis and his wife. They
kept small grocery store on the Pigeon
Roost road, two miles east of this city. The
murderers are unknown, but were undoubt
edly engaged in robbing the premises as the
store was rsnsacked. There is no clue to the
guilty persons.
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THE EAST END FISHING CLUB
Starts on Its Annual Encampment to weise's
Island In the Susquehanna


The East End Fishing club of this city
take an excursion every year and never fail
to haye good time. This year they will
encamp at Capt John =. WeiSss island in
the Susquehanns, aud this afternoon they
left for that place in four horse omnibus
which was gaily decorated. The gentlemen
who compose the club are all well-known
and there are some good fishermen In the
crowd. The list includes Officer Jacob H.
Beecbler, Frank Il. EvertE, George NJ.
Berger, William A. Norbeck, A. Drach-
bar, Thomas A. Deem, II. Fisher, H.
Goss Nj. Brecht, George s. Norbeck, Geo.
w. Marion, Charles Ii. FoTdncy, William
Rogers, Samuel Erisman, Samuel Flick
and Aaron Fry. Samuel Allen, the good
Datured cook, will prepare the meals tor the
hungry fishermen, and in his idle hours will
entertain the club with his famous song
"Mary Has Gone Away With a Coon" The
club went well supplied with everything
they can wish tor, both to eat and drink, and
In case the supply runs short at any time they
can easily have what they need shipped to
them by rail. They will remain on the island
until Sunday evening when they will leave
Tor Lancaster. On Saturday night the great
national holiday will be celebrated in an ap-
propriate manner. A large boat Will be taken
out on the river, and from IT display Of fire.
works Will be given. Several OF the club are
wellknown orators, and speeches will be
made by them. During their stay on the is
land the CLUB will be visited by friends from
this city. They are Jolly crowd, and will
surely have barrels of run.
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LArksr FROM rHk nor oouNrRr.
Lice and Honey Dew Running the Crop in
several Counties of New York


ROME, n. V, June S0-Dispstches from
special correspondents OF the Sentinel in OF
sego county, report that the hop vine gener.
ally throughout that section is literally
covered with lice from the bottom of the
string to the top of the poles. Honey dew
is also found wherever the lice are and this
is fully as bad as the vermin, so there are two
pests working the destruction of the crops.
The dew is companion of the lice, though
there is an occasional vine on which only the
dew appears. Either is ruinous. The eN.
tensive appearance of lice in June leaves no
hope for the crops and unless some sudden
and unforeseen change should occur there
will be no hops to harvest The leaves at
tackled by lice curl and dry up. Mold fol-
lows in the hops before they mature. The
lice usually appear in August Then the
growth of hops is so far advanced that the
vermin can do little damage. Reports from
Southern Oneida and Madison counties are
also to the effect that lice are so numerous ss
to threaten the total destruction of the HOP
crop.
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HanIsn SAID to he too Di.sipatea.

WINNIPEG, Man, June 3O.-Gnudaur,
Teemer, and Hsmm, who arrived Monday
night, took spin over the course yesterday
and pronounced it the best they have seen
this year In an interview Teemer said his
being unwell occasioned his defeat by Gau-
daur. Referring to Hanlan, Teemer said he
was too dissipated even to recover his old
position. Even if he did strengthen up he
was too old to improve. Teemer says he is
ready to row any man in the world for &, 500
aside and put up the money at once. lie
offers to bet slOO that Hsnlan will not go to
England to row Beach.
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s.v,, ca. !, m. Hons. Of Common.

LONDON, June So-An explosion Of sewer
gas occurred in the House OF Commons yes
terday severely injuring workmen en-.
gagged in making repairs on the sewer pipes
in the cellar OF tho building. The officials
are silent as to how heeNplosion occurred
and their silence has given rise to reports
that the explosion was caused 10y dynamite
These rumors are of course wholly un-
founded but have nevertheless caused CON
siderable excitement The accumulation of
sewer gas in such quantities as to make an
explosion possible only tends to confirm the
notorious lnsanitary condition Of the farlis-
ment buildings.
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She Stole some Money.

This morning Tobias Herr, a countryman,
attended market, and took his stand in front
OF the court house A woman passed his
stand, and as she did so slipped her hand into
his money box. He caught her by the arm
and held her until Officer Lswars arrived.
The officer took the woman away some dis
tance and lot her go. Herr examined his
box some time afterwards aud found that 81
hau been stolen. Lewars says that Herr did
not say anything about the woman stealing
money, and rs ne would not make complaint
against the woman he let her 20. on the
other hand Herr says that he wanted the
woman held and told the officer So
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new vora storas.

Ssw foRx, June 30 wall strcet, iiyp y. m.-
Money easy at ~ por cent. Foreign ex-
change quiet at 81 SsiS1i 10; Governments
htm; Currency SIS, tlE6 bid Is coups. slf6ls
bid Ks ans, bid.
The stock market opened very quiet at about
last nights closing quotations, with the cxcep.
uon of Pacific Mail, which declined u, per cent.
On the marketing ot 5000 shares, said tO he for
the account OF =. V, white when the selling Ot
the stock ceased 1t quickly recovered to the
opening prices. After II O'Clock prices were
steadily hid mp, and Ut time of writing quota
last night
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-30

The water committee of councils and a few
invited guests paid an official visit to the
water works on Tuesday afternoon. They
inspected the shed recently erected by J. b.
Swartzwelder, for the storage of coal, the re.
pairs to the wall damaged by last years frost
and the new lathe, purchased tor the use OF
the engineer, by which a large annual ex-
pense for repairs will be saved. After the in.
spection collation. WAS partaken Of The
committee will consider the acceptance OF the
contract work at their next regular meeting.
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A Fine Painting,

In the window of II. z. khoads' jewelry
store, on West King street. there is now on
sxhioition very fine painting of Charles b.
uruoo, the well-known iron manufacturer
o q tnis city. The artist was F. Spang, of
sesong, and the picture was made from a
IN Munich when he was twenty.one years OF Of
mh SIuoo's family liked the photo
.apn 20 wsn that he had the painting made
sr tom ~ fhe work reflects great credit upon
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Wednesday July %.

The delegates from the city districts viii meet
NJ 10 IN. and select three delegates To tho
state convention.
The delegates from the 2d tLowcr) assembly
district win meet at lOa III. and elect three del
two members of assembly
Tho delegates from the city and lower districts
will then meet in senatorial convention and
elect a member of the state committee.
The delegates from the 50 assembly and 18th
senatorial Upper district will meet at lui0 "a.
IN, and nominate one person for state senator,
three members of assembly, elect four delegates
To the state convention and q member OF the
state committee.
After the adj ournment Of all the district con.
voutions the delegates will meet in Joint county
convention and nominate candidates for Con.
ErrSS district attorney, prison inspectors tal,
poor directors (2l, and county surveyor.
The primary meetings to elect three or Ave
delegates from each district to said conventions
will be held ON SATURDAY 4. NJ JULY -, AT
places and between hours to be announced by
handful by the different committeeman.
trom each district a member OF the county
committee for the ensuing year Is also to I've
chosen. committeeman will notice that the
laws governing primary elections are in force
and must be carried out at these elections.
Copies OF these laws, blanks for hAndbills, sc,
furnished upon application.
W. L. HESSEL.
Chairman Dem. Co Com.
LANCASTER June -, lSs6. juncSNdSw
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WON bN Puritan.

ihe Boston yacht race on Tuesday took
place unner favorable auspices as to wind
ana weather. 1t was won by the Puritan, the
Priscilla being second aud the Mayfiower
third. This race, in the opinion of Yachting
authorities, demonstrates that in moderate
weather, the Priscilla aud May flower can ont
run the Puritan, but that in II or I3 knot
breeze there is nothing atloat that can touch
the Boston pride.
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This morning Washington Legion, Knights
OF REVOLUTIONARY an excursion TO q gettysburg
from Lancaster The train left a. o'clock
and took ninoty-iour people from this city.
II was expected that this number would be
Increased somewhat by the time the train
reached Wrightsvi!le. The excursion was
.tiuch ~ siLaller thah IL was expected to be, but
this can easily be accounted Tor, ss the rail
road company will sell tickets to this resort
at very cheap rates over tho Fourth of july,
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Harrison Is for Gladstone.

LONDON, June 30-Mr. Frederick Harri-
son, the Glsdstonian candidate who is to con-
test the London university seat in Parl!a.
ment against Sir John Lubbock, has issued
an address TO the electors in which he SAYS
that while he has lever been blind follower
OF Mr.. Gladstone, he believes that he, of all
the statesmen of the generation who have
had power, has propounded col sistent plan
TO close the home rule struggle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-30

Tuesday was alumni day at lafayette
college. The commencement address be.
fore the trustees, the faculty, the alumni and
the graduates was delivered by Rev. DR..
Ormiston, of New York. His subject was
" Education and Religion" The address 10
the Franklin literary society reunion was
py Senator Robert II. Allen, OF Willism-
sport, fa, on the - Lie Of Benjamin FRANK
lln." Tho Washington literary snciety
reunion in Pardee hall was addressed by
Kew John j, Pollock, of Allentown, on "The
Importance OF Mental Studies"
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Receipts.
heceipts-Hogs .........................., 2s,
Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p. Ii
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, June s9.-The Dropers' Journal reports,
Chtlle-Receipts, $3.50 head shipments, 2DOO :
cattle market SLOW aud weaker shipping
steers, 800 To 1900 Ms. o. 9lfp5 40 stoekers and
feeders, " SOdi 30 cows, bulls and mixed, o. O0
ga@ CAV 6nik; q sO8s 20 through Texas, s30i /;
mead market lower rough and mixed q 2o(e
Z. Z % S packing and shipping, u ooG4 70; light
sheep-Reeeipts, l,soo head; shipments, 800 !;
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MT. J.. A. Irwin, assistant superintsn,sn,
hs tas rasSe ear sompsny paid flying visit
Rev. A. r. Kaul left Lancas,sr 0s,e'uay. y, Snaly
r ~. to-day and will sail for Europe oo ,So
Saturday. po oh
A. J. Steinman and family have pons ~
Ciearfield county for a three weeks soiourn
james n. Burke, esq, Will sail Tor LELAND
on July &
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vi tne seventy-hve lawyers of the Berks
oouh'y Oar but small percentage is native
=. sne seat oi Justice. Among those who
came 70 Heading to practice, the HernId
net.io9s aoa % John Ralston from Lancaster, VIM
New VII HoIIana % Epharata, ana Ia A. E, Ream from
vicinity. iiaho ana
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DEA Tbs,

MCMAHoS-ln this city, at -. Joseph's Hos
pital. on the 29tn inst, Miss Julia A. MCMahOn,
in the 26th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specttuily invited to attend the funeral, from
st. Mary's church, Friday morning at o'clock
lnterment at st. Mary's cemetery. The friends
OF the deceased can view the remains at ST
Joseph's Hospital on Thursday evening between
the hours of and O'Clock. etd
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Fine Horses

Yesterday Cyrus IL. Colyin sold to J. Gust
Zook very handsome pair OF gray road
horses, on private terms Mr.. Colvin makes
a specially OF matching horses for carriage
use, and now has a half dozen pairs in his
Stable. To-day number OF PHILADELPHIA
gentlemen were in town looking at his stock,
with view TO making purchases.
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K. Of p. omcers Elected.

The following officers were elected last eve
ming In TeutoDia lodge No. l65 X. p. &C. O.,
asnry Huth v. c., NJ. ID. Mussleman; p.
y, Louis Stark NJ. of G., Gust Reichman ;
- @ D., Carl Bonn X. OF X. and s., j. III.
4ser@syer N. at A., A. Schmauderer /.
- OnrisiAn Doerner 90 c., Tom Titus ;
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Chief Smith was at Ephrats on Tues.
day and searched the houses of Mrs.
George Horting, Mrs. Stadlinger and Mrs.
Grntt, where Louisa Kemp lived some time
ago. He found dress goods, towelling and a
number ofarticles, which have been identi-
fed rs part OF the property stolen by Louisa,
from Herman Hirsh, during The absence of
the family.
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The pike Appea, p,.m,ss,d.

LONDON, June 3o,--The court to which the
appeal of Sir Charles Dixie and Mrs Crawford
was taken from the decision OF the divorce
court refusing to allow them to give evidence
on the queens proctors intervention has dis.
missed the appeal The court also refused to
allow the appellants the right to take the case
to the House OF Lords
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The ShifIer Old Guard

The Shiifler Old Guard association OF Phil
sdelphia having been Incorporated, and four
companies of the same having been organ
lied, measures are being taken to organize
the Shitfler Old Guard OF Lancaster. 1t will
be half military half beneficial association,
and will consist of members OF the old Shift
tler fire company and such others as may be
elected.
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Town Nearly Wiped Out.

MARIETTA, Ohio, June 80 The town of
Lower Salem, this county, was nearly wiped
out by hre last night Nearly all its business
men are members of the First brigade, now
in camp at Washington c. II. The loss is
heavy, with but small insurance. The town
has population of 600.
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The Parliamentary Fund Swelling,

DETROIT, June 30.-The receipts of Treas
urer O'Reilly, OF the Irish National League
OF America, yesterday, Tor the Parliamentary
fund were over $4,000. OF this sum s., 600
was from Boston. The rest Is in smaller con.
tributions.
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Three sections of East Line.

This afternoon there was three sections OF
Fast Line west Two Of the trains passed
around the city by the way OF the "cut off"
The increase of travel is owing to the large
number of people on their way to Gettys-
burg.
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market stronger; natives. " oasrl 7s; Texans
~ 2S6S Is +; Bsmbs,s 7aa3 ia
EAST Observation-Disclosures i7G head (;
shipments, alS head market fair shipments TO
New Nork, none.
Hogs-wccipts, so head shinnenta an .
market active fh,ladephias, "a .SsfI 80
Norkcrs 81 tctst 10 shipments to New York
carloads.
sheop-rccoirts SttN head shipments, 200 ;
market nrm prtmo, ~ 2aSpt Is fair to good
s3 NAl4 COmmOn, t2nS lamhs. S,alh
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Committed for a Hearing

Lizzie Williams, an old colored woman,
who has no home and who spends all the
money she can earn or beg for rum, was ar
rested last evening by Officer MerrInger. AL
derman A. f. Donnelly committed her Tor a
hearing