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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
The Flow Of Gas,

The report from Pittsburg of the trouble
that has come to the consumers of natural
gas from the sudden failure of the usual
supply, will cause the somewhat enYiOus
people of regions not favored with this
natural light AID fuel to exclain . told
you 3d." 1t has been the constant pro.
phecy since natural gas has been discovered
and utilized SO largely for fuel and light,
that its benefit would be transitory since
the supply would in time become
exhausted. Few persons have cared
to deny the probability that some time or
other the natural supply of gas would be
useless, but the companies that pipe it and
the people who use it believe that this day
will not soon come, and that before it does
they will have a rich benefit from natures
gift to them. After it has gone, if it goes,
they expect Providence or their ingenuity
to take care of them. Sufficient unto the
day Is the evil thereof, is their sensible
motto, and they freely use their gas and
freely give their compassion to less lucky
people.
If it was universally believed that the
supply OF natural gas was permanent or that
1t would even last through this generation
OF men, there would be nearly universal
exodus of the heavy consumers of fuel to
the regions that produce it; unless the
railroad companies can so reduce the cost
OF coal transportation as TO put the Eastern
manufacturer more nearly on an equality
with the Western in the matter of fuel than
he is Just now. 1t is the uncertainty
- to the continuance Of the gas
supply that keeps many industries to
their anchorage in other regions The in.
erruption Of supply to which the natural
gas consumer is shown to be subject offers
! very serious objection to the fuel. What
the manufacturer needs above all things "a
steady supply. He cannot afford To use !,
cheap fuel That may fail him, and not only
Z op his works but ruin his product in pro
o of manufacture. Natural gas, to be q
! manufacturer fuel, must have steadines,
Of supply in addition to its other great vir
tues. And it migbtas well cease to flow a
70 fow too uts,eadily TO furnish stabli
fuel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
A EEM SIAIE LIEMS.

The failure of natural gas sta place in
Plttsburg and in Meadville, caused shiyertrS
citizens TO resort to coal and wood.
The case OF Weaver vs. The Pennsylvania
Schuylknl Valley road for damages to the
formers property In East Iikeiaud town
ship, Chester county, has been compromised
for &, i5O and costs
The backbone of the strike among the
iron-workers OF COatesville l. broken. Iw .
of the largest FIRMS MessrS. {. T.. PenuOCk
& Co, aud the COatesVille Iron company,
granted the advance of - per ton. The
mills OF Huston & Sons and " Nurlh Brothers
are vet shut down.
Daniel Harrison, Of Pottstuwn, and his three
little children drank, as cure for colds,
what was supposed TO be boueset tsa but was
iimson weed and soon were taken uvSLhly
sick. They are in a critical condition.
The Lshigh Valleys proposed new line t.
the West Is chartered under the name OF the
Seaboard s Atlantic railroad, aud one Of its
advantages over all other routes il that Il can
be built without tunnel The programme
was that II the South Pennsylvania railroad
were not built those Interested in that scheme
would join the Lehigh Valley in building tht
route from Ashland, but 1t Is now stated ths
the Lehigh Valley people have found other
who will Join them and that the road vii
certainly be built, even without help iTOG
the South Pennsylvania capitalists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

The Impressions that prevail abroad of the
ways OF American politics and the relative
Importance OF New York in them is far from
correct but at the same time it IL readily un.
aerstood. The sale by foreigners of large
DOCKS OF American stocks and securities
uurlng the last week can only be attributed
70 alarm at the immense vote polled for
Henry George in New York, and when We
remember the fact that very large majority
OF the holders OF securities abroad are peopIe
VINO believe ID monarchy and look upon an
approach to Socialism as the doom of Ali
republics, 1t is easy enough to understand
their panic when they see the metropolis OF
America so nearly carried into that whirlpool
The fact that in Europe, and more particularly
In France, the fate OF the nation dspends
upon the people of the metropolis leads
foreigners TO apply the same rule ID merica
ahd the great Importance OF the vote of New
ork In the present even balance of parties
goes lar to confirm their conclusion. The
eagerness with which the securities were
snapped up in the American market Ia tbs
oest reiutati0n that we could give them. and
IL Is matter for congratulstion that the con-
dltion OF the money market made It possible
Tor the capitalists of New York, where tbe
danger WAS imagined to be greatest, to show
their confidence in the strength of our gov.
ernment and contempt for the little cloud
That had frightene ed European royalists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
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LANCASTER. NOVEMBER 9. lsss.
The Treatment Of Beasts.

& The arrival of cold weather is always ac-
oompanied with proof most positive of the
natural selhshness of men in their dealings
with the brute creation.
How many horses will wait for hours
tinblanketed for master toasting his toes
BY the freside of friend how many
chickens will sit on the limbs of trees in
Tho open air when the mercury is down
near zero and their feet and combs are
frozen, while their owner is enjoying a sup
per of eggs on toast. Dogs that have given
rare sport in the hunting field, will shiver
and moan for many night in the corner
OF stable yard or an open kennel. Man
y very slow in finding out that other ami
mails have feelings worthy of consideration,
but even from his selfish point of view it
must be evident that horses, dogs and
chickens can be made more healthy and
therefore more valuable by kindness.
Blankets that BUCKLE over the breast.
shelter and straw in winter-quarters tight
and light, are the rights of horses, dogs and
chickens; though the latter may forego
the blankets. This matter of cruelty to
animals is not trife only worthy the at
tention Of cranks, bnt should and does
claim the careful attention of every true
horseman and every one who knows the
value Of animals.
A man who draws kemble rein so
tight that the horse looks as though he had
swallowed an umbrella, is not worthy of the
care Of horse. In the handling of cattle
there Is q vast amount of unnecessary
cruelty that reacts upon man in a manner
that is daily becoming more plainly evident
and calling for remedy. Vast herds of
cattle are shipped long distances by rail,
and the provisions for their comfort are SO
bad and they are 50 roughly managed that
it has been shown by the American
Humane association, whose ninth an
nual report is before US, that
from six 70 ten per cent. of them
die, many are rendered understandable
and the hides and meat are greatly in
jured. The injurious suspicious of Ameri-
can beef in foreign countries are largely
due to the barbarous method of handling
the live stock.
The act of Congress providing that cattle
shall be unloaded and watered, fed and
rested, every twenty. eight hours, unless
carried in cars where this may be done, is
disregarded by many, and the miserable
beasts trample and gore each other fear
fully. The meat of these animals sold in
Eastern markets can not be as healthy as
that of cattle that have not passed this
terrible ordeal.
Another piece of unwarranted cruelty is
the saving of the horns Of young cattle, a
very painful operation and one that is not
approved by the leading cattle men, as the
exposure of the mucus membrane in the
horn to the cold air is very bad for the
cattle. 1t can be readily shown that care of
aDimals always pays in the long run, and
with those who have no kindly feeling for
the brute creation it may be possible to
overcome selfshness by appealing TO
BelAshness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
me MIN !, the Coeo.uv,.

Thestrikc Of the pork packers at Chicago
throws twelve thousand men out of en-
ployment, and naturally gives the police
force q great deal of work to do. This
usual efforts Of the strikers will be EN-
ployed to keep new men from taking their
places, and the state troops that have been
sent to the scene are no doubt needed 10
aid the police in their preset vation OF the
pace.
The packers have resolved TO employ no
men hereafter who belong to labor organi'
cations. If they keep 10 their resolve the
strike is likely 10 be a large one. But the
public can never know how honestly such
declarations are made on the part
of employers. We are inclined TO
doubt the sincerity of this one because 1t
declares what the employers know very
we'll they cannot do. The packers of
Chicago cannot keep their men out of labor
organizations and very well know ii /;
and when they say they are going to do it
they give good cause for the suspicion
that they are playing game. They
say in New York, among the SPECTATORS,
that Armour, who is the chief of the pack
ers, is sdoubtless making his profit out of the
strike on the short side of the stock market,
and quite probably melted it for the pur,
pose.
The devices of this class of men to hood
wink the parties that may line their pockets
are of every kind. And it is not unusual
to incite labor disturbances that they may
profit by them. Jay Gould is supposed to
have worked the great Southwestern strike
for his profit, and the Chicago millionaire
butchers are not too good for like plot
When their profit will let them get down
from the lofty stand they have taken, the
strike will be over and their people will get
| about all they want.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
Lancaster's Chrysauthemum SHOW.

The opening of the chrysanthemum ex-
hibition in Lancaster to-day marks an
epoch in local Horticulture. No Pennsylva-
MIA towns have attempted show of this
nature except the big cities of Philadelphia
and Plttsburg, aud Lancaster's exhibition
fairly rivals those at the points above
named.
The love of flowers is implanted in every
soul and pretty plant will bring smile
TO the face of poverty and cheer the ocCu-
pant of the sick room like an angel guest,
The beauty and purity of the flower have
slmething of the celestial about them. and
their tendency is to soften the asperities of
life. 1t is, therefore, not only beautiful,
but morally healthful act to encourage
their cultivation.
The evolution theory is well manifested
in the development of the chrysauthemum,
which was once a comparatively neglected
flower, and which by cultivation has he
come one of the idols OF the fashionable
world. Enthusiastic florists say that the
development of this "queen of the au-
tumn F" is still in its infancy.
The Lancaster exhibition is solely one of
| chrysanthemums, and it is such one of
which all the people of this town ought to
be proud. They should encourage it by
| frequent attendance that it may not be
said that in this large forward step in local
| Horticulture its projectors shall have spent
| time and money in vain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
PERSONAL.

PRANK LAWYER, Democrat has been re-
elected 10 Congress In Chicago by majority
of six votes
SENATOR KENNEpY's grave In Philadel-
phis will be marked by beautiful mpnu'
ment In q few days
MCGtLL's majority for governor OF Min.
nesota IL ,Sli pDce the Republicans could
easily command twenty times that hgure
QUAY Is now avowedlv In tue field Tor
l-nited state senator. TIE philndelp phia
Press says Calvin Wells bad no thought of II.
AeAssiE, dytug. said, 4" Write upon my
tomb but Que word Teacher" Ills ambl.
ton craved no higher praise than t. Oe the
acknowledged teacher OF his IaCe. nor Is
there loftier place
MR. h. X. JANIsON, the lhilaielp hts
banker, has forwarded 10 Dom Pedro, EN-
peror of Brazil, handsome hrouoa medal
bearing q likepess OF President Cleveland, II
was made at the mint.
WILLIAM NJ. SISGERLY, Of tho Phlladel
phia Record, IL is said by the WNktstarrt
Sunday Leader, will marry Miss Carrie
Diet lex, who has been one OF the recent sue
cesses of the operate stage IN THE Little
Tycoon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09


Perhaps the meanest insult ever offered to
the Democrats OF this city was given them
oy their own organ, the lSTELLIGENCER
the day after the election, when 1t declared
IN any of them were bought and 1.-The price
paid renged from a drink OF bad whisky to a
ten-dollsr BILL" The imputaton contained
Ia that sentence is not more a compliment to
the party than IL Is to certain individual
mem oers.-NeW Era, Nor. :.
The lSTELLIsEsCER has no apology tn
make for what 1t has said about the vote
purchasing at the recent city election. The
crime was committed In the most open and
shameless manner. Our Pharisaical con-
temporary well knows it, bat dares not say
So There was a time when the Ne,o Era
was ready to go into a non. partisan plan TO
stop the wholesale corruption at our city
election. Now it can find nothing letter TO
dothan to belittle a journal that points out
the evils aud demands a remedy? Why is
this thus
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
NOVEMBER AFTERNOON

/ he lOrE and sad weeks wind, ike any CEuI.
Has sobbsd itsef TO sleep. This morning 5
rain
Has strewn the stail way with the petals Wild
Red, ragged. Of my sweet, last rose. The lane
Shows me the fall thorn bush blackened and
bare,
Clasped TO its heart dan Cling, empty nest
few dull yellow leaves stir here and there,
And all the air Is clear from east to west
The year, think, lies dreaming UGthe May,
As old men dream Of youth. that loved, lost
thing.
spring-like thrill Is In this weather gray,
wait to hear some thrush begin TO sing.
And half expect, as up and down 20,
To see my neigbbors cherry boughs ALLOW
Mr.. L. ". fseys
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

The loss by fire In the United States in
tho month OF October aggregates Sl2, 600, 600.
An siarmist multiplies this figure by twelve
aud then gravely announces that the "present
system Of insurance will not stand a loss of
sl44, ,OOO, 600 per snnum, and we might well
make up our minds to pay more or save more,
forthwith" In the matter OF fires, October is
one Of the worst months in the year, and the
figure reached in 1856 is one of the highest /;
but to reach the total annual loss by multiply
Ing that amount by twelve is not Iustits bic
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
HERE are some figures that ,bs Raw s,.,s

HERE are some tigures that the Bay state
VIII not very proudly exhibit while MIR.
Cleveland is sojourning in that common
wealth. In 1850 the total population of Mas.
sachusseits was eoi,5li and the number OF
prison inmates was l, ,236 or a criminal 10
osoiy eoi Inhabitants. In 1910 the population
~ mas hao''oe', ., and the number OF crminals
o'oov' OF proportion Of one criminal to
,S 40. 'nnspitan's, showing that in thirty years
sno criminal CLASS o Massachusetts had
doubled relatively To tue grown q, ,ha
whole population.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

Mrs fhPbe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co iowa.
Tells the following reInaTkable story, the truth
OF which Is youched for by the residenta OF the
town am 73 years old. have been troubIed
with kidney complaint and lameness for many
Now / am free from all pain and sorenes5 a bid
am able TO do all my own housework. owe
my thauks to Electric Bitters for having NJ.
disease and pain" Try bottle only SOC 4; at
Cochran's Drug store, 1877 and lS3 North Queen
street. Lancaster. Pa (D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

The arrest Of Alfred, alias Thomas and J :.
Richardson Parke, in Philadelphia, the other
DAY Tor counterfeiting patent medicines, puts
stop 70 Nillainous scheme of making
money. Ihey were accustomed, on the plea
OF needing new labels for soled ones, to OBJ
tsih new slips which they would put on
bogus compounds. Their detection was an
excellent piece OF detective work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

"Ghe Eiys Cream Balm trial This Justly
celebrated remedy for the cure of catarrh hty
fever, cold in the head SO, can bs obtained of
any reputable druggist and may be relied upon
as safe ana pleasant remedy for the above
complaints and will give Immediate relief AZ
IS not u liquid snun or powder, has no Offensive
odor ana can be used at any time with good re.
suits, as thousands can testify, among thsIu
some OF the attaches OF this office - s5,iru or
TIE Times. May ~. 1885. ns2wo.odSw"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

From the Philadelphia Press.
MIR. Henry +. Keenan,, the novelist, passed
through town day or two ago on the way 10
his writing den in Scranton. Although he
says there isn't more than Si2 a week even
in successful books the spirit has control OF
him and he is all tied up In the vlUt OF new
story.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
KIDNEY IRnunI.E.
A Case of Many Years standing Cured WIN
siI Bottles, In = Man 30 Years OF Age.

bAspkLlos BITTKEs Co-Gsnts 1 had been
troubled with my kidneys for uInber of years
oseo almost everything without much benent
ihth tiieo Dandeion Bitters. / used six bot
les and am pleased to say am entirely rt,l M
the kidney trouble. besides my system being
Toned up so that feel like different person.
cheerfully recommend the came 10 All afhtc,eo
n this way. JACoH MUSCUIITZ
oh QL3mdTu,Th.S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

JUDGES GORDON and Msgee's success at
the polls on Tuesday last in Republican
districts is fattering vindication of the wis
dom of their selection by Governor Pattison.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

DAsDKLIos LIVER PELLETS tor sick headache
orpid liver, btliousness and digestion Small
and efsy TO swallow. One pill lnse. Price. &c.
By all druggists. fe os-3md Tu ms
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
A DMINlsTRAToR's SALE OF CITY
pHnpbRTS

ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H. lSs6,
al the Leopard Hotel. on East King street, the
undersigned, administrator of SLOms J. Bur
rpseS, deceased, will sell at public sale sll that
certain two story BKlCk DWELLI~G HOUSE
and lot of ground, situated No SIS East King
street containing In front on East King street.
p feet ~ inches and in depth TO Grant street.
EdgerIsy and on the west hy property OF Mrs
Benjamin Lichty. The house has SIX rooms,
Kitchen and bath room, plasiercd Earret, etc,
hCt and cold water, gas, heater in cellar, choice
fruit in yard. side alley. etc.
sale TO commence att O'Clock p. N when at.
tendance Will be given aud terms made known
by ISAAC b. BI-RRDwES
Administrator of salome J. PuTTOves. dec d.
For turther particulars apply to
ALLAN A HEIR,
los East hiDg street
II. SHUEEsT, Auctioneer.
ol7-std.7 sons slsl7ls
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
Bucklen's Aruios SsI,s

The Best salye In the world for Cute Eiruisea
sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever sores Tetter
Shhppeo Hands, Chilblains, Corns, ana ali skin
hruptions, and positively cnres Piles, or no nav
required IL Is guaranteed To give perfect salts.
h-ction, or money refunded. Price % cents poT
Ook Tor sale by IL. B. Cochran, Druggist IN
ana I5s North Queen street. Lancaster, PA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

30 BvxnY pAY IN THE YEAR
(DsMdsv Ahsspsed.,,

- . wD1gs DrvD DuLlAns 4 ypAn, WITTY
y DDusn- pBLrvuRsD ~ cARRIHRs II LAN.
A1D ALE Aps0fuIre rLACRs. eAArLD
- LSnnnAL connIssfoN ALLOWED TO
1n1D1A fBLBrHoNB CONVECTION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
fOh SALE
pUBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY. NoyENBzS u, IS>6,

On FRIDAY. SovENBEs l., lS>f,
by virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
LANCASTER county, viii be sold At public sNe At
the leopard Hotel. on East hing street, the fol-
lowing property. TO wit,
That three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, with a
two-story Trick Back Building and twostOry
Frame hitchen attsched. situated No. 6D West
orange street. between Pine and Nevin streets.
Hall, with Nestibule, Parlor, Dining room and
Two Kitchens on nrst floor good dry Cellar,
chamber Heater in cellar Gas through the
whole house, Hydrant Water IN the Kitchen and
fSNe-wash IN mont, in the house. This house Il
unusually wei built, with good material solid
walnut doors in front, and other WORK TO CORE.
spond Lot - by las feet, extending 10 ten.
iCet wide alley Fine variety OF sruit Trees, etc.
Naie tn commence at o'clock y. m, when
terms and conditions will be made known by
LUCY KlLLINGER
AimiuistratriI of Jacob T. kiliuSer deceased.
II. SRUsKRT, Auctloneer. It'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

1t speaks fOr itself Is what lady said Of Ur
Bull Cough syrup the other day. \ single bot
tie had cured her child Of a most dreadful
permanent cure.
One application Of Salvation oil veil rubbed
in cured me Of rheuuat'sm In the arm, OF two
months standing l never intend TO Gs with
out IL II. r. hRAMEg,
Washington, u. {.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

II looks as though Van Wyck and Riddle
berger will hold the balance OF power in the
new Senate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09

Clerk Mansion House, Buffalo, ! cured a
bad cold with bottle Red star Cough Cure
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
sPEcisL sOTFCfs.

REMEDY tor Innlge rion. Consumption, Dvs.
pepsiA, Meeknezs, Eevo-. -guei -rS., CO'd dsu's
quid Beef ToniC zlnlwsCodSy
AkE YOU MADE miserable By Indigestion
Consopauon. ptELiue-s, Loss OF Appetite, Yel-
Tor sale by II. d. Cochran, Druggist, No ls7
North Queen street.
"Jack shall pipe ana GlI shall dance I4s, as
long out IN the open barn ~ they pleas. The
free born American CttiEel don't fear neuralgia
with salvation OIL TO The front Price only .
THAT hACklhG COUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee H. For
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-09
RHEUM MATlSM,
Ayers SarsapariIla.

Prepared by DR.. J. q. Aver 4 ca, Lowell
Mass sold by all Druggists. Price. o. SIX bot
ties, IS. uoyS IL