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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

From our Regular Correspondent.
Our Jolly Peter says the grounding ought
to be shot.
A series OF prayer meetings are being held
in this section by the River Brethren.
The schools OF this district will close on or
about the 18th of this month.
The cold weather and high winds were
very hard on the grain fields.
Mr.. Abm. Collins is called the champion
tobacco buyer in this section, as he is so far
the most extensive buyer in the field
seven-month school term is being agitated
by great many good-thinking citizens.
The Oldest people now living in East Done
gal are Mr.. John Lindemuth, who is 90 years
old; John Holinger, aged q3; John Paules,
In his 9th year, and enjoying excellent
health; Hon. Simon Cameron has just cele-
bfated his SIth birthday.
Last Thursday Mrs. Annie. wife of Samuel
Burkholder, of Florin, died after long and
lingering illness aged so years. Her funeral
took place on Sunday at the Cross Roads
meeting house. 1t was one of the larges,
held in this section for years her remains
were inferred in the Kreybill cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

Nsw oRK. March e.-Flour duh ne grades
Fine, q 25IS %; Superfne, 81 9o<l3 IS ;
Common to fair extra Ohio q aSaS IS good to
choice extra Western, o. OO45 a. common extra
MINI, 50 3SI3 IS; Extra No 2, sS 30sl3 rs
Wheat-No. led. state on spot, 96c; No.a Red,
state on spot Csc; No. White, state, 95c.; No.
Red, Winter, March, 9iAc June, e67sc.
Corn-No. mixed. cash, 4sbc. No. Mixed,
March, soc April, &9kc.
oats.So., White. State. .lc; No. 2 do. axe
No. Mixed, March, 3sc.
Rye dull Western, 62Gp64c State, 65Gd5c.
Barley nominal; ungraded Canada, SSI9sc,
Pork dull Mess, tl0 lOt1l0 50.
Lard-March. ~ 81 April, s "a May, % 81 ;
June, % 40.
Molasses dull boiling stock at lsXc for 50
test. Porto Rico, 2lG4Sc.
Turpenttne quiet al 6lLc.
Rosin dull strained to good, q O5al TO-
Petroleum dull Refined, size.
Rice steady; Carolina and Louisiana at SKA
6Ac.
sugar dun but unchanged Refined cutloaf
5sSfl654c sranulated, 6+c; fair to good ref merry
67.sl71s: Confections A,"6 5-l6c.
1allow steady prime city. axe.
Buttet dull western Imitation Creamery
fancy 2og3oc; state, ls332c Eastern Creamery
32tl3jc.
cheese dull; Ohio Flat, choice 7GsXc
Eggs dull; State, lSs4Gl4c: Western. lac.
hay-Chotce grades quiet No. l. eO{f96c.
fretghts dull grain to Liverpool, 6p.
Coffee firm; Spot Rio at sss&sasc; fair car
goes, So
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
The News from Rainbriapa

The NJ. Z. Mite society will hold a concert
In the Pioneer hall on the 10th inst The
programme will consist OF recitation dis-
logues, &c. The Peak sisters, talented
strangers will take part in it.
The spelling bee at the Pioneer hall wa s
well attended on last Friday evening. There
were sixteen valuable prizes given away.
Out OF the sixteen two of them came TO town,
Miss Lenig and M. Brubaker were the
lucky ones. The bee was closed with a
stump speech by Mr. Weaver from Youtz-
town. He caused great excitement
MIR. Daniel Sipling sold his tobacco to Geo.
Unverzagt OF Baltimore he gets 20, 6. 2 for
hye acres, and 10, &, for one acre, all
Havana seed. That is the best sale made in
this part OF the county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
Closing Prlces--2 O'Clock p. IL.
n


CHICAGO, March hs-Cattle-Receipts, /, 100 head
shipments, 100 head; market slow, closir z
lower; shipping steers. $50 to 500 Ms, ss eoG
5.oi stockers and feeders, s3OOd3S5; cows,
through rexans, % 5O3e4 so
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head shipments s,OOo
head; market strong and SC lower
rough and mixed, " sOd4 25 packing and ship.
ping, S25Gi5o; light, s. .7OG4 Is skips, So Oog
sheep Receipts, $500 head; shipments, 500
head market slow, steady natives, % OOll5 80 /;
western, s25Oq4 GO; Texans, s2.5024z5; Lambs,
$i00ll5.50 q 100 bs.
EAST Liberty, March s-Cattle-Receipts
o.5 head shipments. rs head nothing doing
no cars OF cattle were shipped to New York.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head shipments, 1890
head Philsdelphias. - 43G+ IS; YoIkers, 81 a09
$50 Skips, IS sDdp4 10.
sheep-Receipts. $500 head shipments, S. 500
head market fair at unchanged prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

John A. Brake, late of the Grape hotel, was
brought from prison at II o'clock this morn.
ing, and given hearing on the charges OF
false pretense, preferred against him by Sam.
uel Fowler and Henry Gerhars, and the
charge of disposing of his goods with intent
to detraud his creditors, preferred by Isaac
Diller & Sons. The alderman reserved his
decision until this evening The charge Of
perjury made against him was abandoned by
the commonwealth, and the alderman dis
missed that complaint
Henry Rahter, the former proprietor of the
Grape, preferred charge of false pretense
against Brake, and he was committed in de-
fault OF bail to the county prison.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
WHEN MARUH WINDS BLOW.

whiie March winds blow across the hills,
no ieathered throng the forest rlls;
no neogerow bursts to sudden bloom;
NO req bud lights the purple gloom;
NO incense from tho earth distils.
Yet ere the first glad robin trills-
IRE, leap the trout from silver rills.
We sing Of painted flower aud plune
While March winds blow.
Ana thus tHeavens s balm for earthly ills,-
Hope 1.-The hearts fragraIee-swsetiy sn,Ils
Into our lives, US in u room
A winter rose-tree sheds perfume
Though snow be driited DER the silIs-
While March winds blow.
Amen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
ASA His Anuf

John Weidel, weak-minded young man,
committed an assault and battery last even.
ing on his aunt, Anna killinger. Complaint
Was made before Alderman A. +. Donnelly
against him, he was arrested by Officer
Merringer, and in default of bail he was
locked up. Application vii! be made to-day t.
have Weidels sanity inquired into, and ii he
Is declared insane he will be sent to the in
sane asylum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
In the Aldermen's Courts,

John Howard, arrested last evening for
disorderly conduct, was committed for a
hearing before Alderman Deem. Charles
Boas, arrested for drunken snd disordeflv
conduct, was discharged on payment of costs.
Daniel Harrington and Patrick O'Donnell,
arrested by Officer Boas at the first toll. gate
ON the Mannheim pike, tor drunken and dis
orderly conduct were sent TO jail for five
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
a Pleasant SOciabIe

Last evening the Meiley club held very
pleasant socisble In Roberts hall. There
was good crowd present and they were well
entertained. Charley Shay gave his we'll
known aged negro specialties, and Carter
brothers played the banjo and Fred Pease
the guitar. Knights orchestra furnished tho
music.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
Chicago frodues Market

CHICAGO. March 9, $50 p. m.-Market opened.
June, s7Kc.
CornaMarch, S71c,; Apr1l. s71.c; May, 4gI
June, 40kc.
March, eoc April, 27l,c May, Sestc.
sl040
Lard-March, 500; April, 90 Osls May, % o5l11ss
June, o. Is. -"
Ribs-Mar., As; May. s. Az: June, s5 52I.
CLOSING.
Wheat-March, s0s4c; May, s5sSc
Corn@March. S14ci April, 3s1sc; MAY and
June. s014c,
Oats-March. 21c May, 32Lc.
Pork-May, $40 30 June, slu37
6l0.
hort Ribs.Mareh, $ sO95 s7k May. S. 4O9
542H june, IS i595 An
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

NEW YORK, March a.-wan street. Lao p m.-
Money nrm al per cent. Foreign exchange
quiet at ~ sshG4 s0i Governments firm
currency Us, slaA BID; As coups. tl27I4
bid as sll2A bid.
The stock market opened fractionally lower
aud continued weak until the hrst call, when on
moderate buying prices iuliy recovered. At II
clock, however, drive was made at Reeading
and Lackawanna, causing prices to break in the
hour TO noon y TO ~ per cent. Since midday
the market has been dull and weak
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
Partially Argued.

The rule to show cause why an attachment
should not issue against Snavely & Bro,
for violating the injunction issued by the
court at the suit of R.A. Malone was partially
argued yesterday afternoon. The court
nnally decided that they would not hear
any further argument until dispositions are
taken or the parties are ia court for exgrnin-
ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
Seaonable Spring OVelcoatS,

not less than e00-made principally from ma
erials in our Merchant Tailoring Department
ends OF goods (from which we we're able to make
sometimes three garments, In some instances
lation all told of perhaps 800 Overcoats nicely
made. elegantly trimmed, with silk facing and
sleeve, and nne Farmers Satin body Innings.
They have had our very best care and atten-
ton, but they are not what Is termed IN large
nrstclass clothing stores regular aud full stock.
Wed like 10 sell them this week. Anyman
who comes to-day will save from IS TO go de.
pends On how much money he wants to spend.
He can spend IS he can spend SO the more he
spends the more he'll make.
The goods are all arnnged ready for sale
Sizes TO Mt the largest and smallest.
Ycull spend a little time looking over nearly
100 different patterns of cloth aud the styles of
making ~ you do It's money In your pocket
you'll hnd II so.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

Our Old Uncis. Tomorrow evening Abbey's
monster Uncle Toms Cabin company will
be in the opera house with two Marks, two Top.
sys, the usual number of bloodhounds, plenty
of live dsrkeys and new scenery, &C. The com
pany carries two full brass bands. one of white
and the other of colored people. and they VIII
make a great street parade to morrow.
Esrd Kenddtrs Retgrn-This young gentle.
man is a good actor with fine play, and the
best evidence of his popularity Is that he Is now
drawing crowded houses on his return trip TO
towns hich he visited but two weeks ago one
of the best known managers in this country
said the other day that there Is a mint OF money
in Kendall, and that Is so because he is a strong
attraction anywhere. The Olympia quartet,
composed OF heough, Sullivan, Randall and
Mack, Is still with The Kids"
/" The Corner Grocery."-on Thursday even.
ing Daniel sully, the celebrated Irish comedian
will appear In this city in the great play of he
Corner Grocery" He will be supported by sam
Ryan and fine company.
ATTENTION is called 10 the sale OF real estate al
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

philadeipni. produo. Mar.e,

PHILADsLPHIA. March s.-Flour market steady;
Sales of l,ooO barrels, MINI. bakers att 25sp4 10
Penna family at A64 IS; Western ut u S7kI3
Patents. S OOsl5 60
bye -four dull at 81 &5fl3 50.
p. m, call whcat-March. &c April,
923.c; May, 9ic June, elkc.
Iorn-March, i7s,c April, May, June, 47a.c.
oats-i0hc March (; 4O1Ic. April, May. June
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

Charles A. Reece, the tobacco dealer,
charged by z. Bach q Son with false pre-
Tense, the facts Of which have been pub.
llahod, waived hearing at the office OF Al
Qe.men Fordney this morning and entered
Nl1artey sessions court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

Tom Daily, who has been travelling with
the Louise Arnot dramatic company nearly
all season, has returned to Lancaster. He
left the show at Danville, Pa, and will go to
New York this week TO join Barnum's
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

Henry Wolf, barber, appeared at Alderman
xoronsy's once this morning, and entered
eomplsint against Henry Ely, for having
fhreatened TO shoot him yesterday. Ely was
nntil recently In the employ Of Mi. Wolf A
werFsnt was Issued Tor The arrest Of the ac-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
MARRfAGES,

fRLrcH-LrBRASD.-At the parsonage of tn.
Broadway NJ. l.. church. No. 5l2 Broadway, Cam
iism; nen; Il Sp,s op Marsh s1, y the Pss,Sr aev
brand, both of Lancaster county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

No0siss Pubhc Commissions
Is ne commiast0ns Of Jacob Hildebrand and
UhristiAn Bachmsn, Of Strasburg borough,
,opninted - notartss public, by Governor
a1son. have been received At the recorders
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

onyy Howatsr, who abused his family
ccipy, when he Was under tho influence
nonoS, has been committed TO the county
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
LIN ne.titu,s condi,ion.


Mrs. Hopes ana family, living at No. 2s
Church street, are reported to be In q desti-
tute condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

A half hour service OF penitential character,
with the Litsny, Will be held In Trinity Luth.
eran chapel tonorrow morning from 10 O'Clock
until losl, The evening service, also specially
appropriate 10 the day. will I've held in the
church at so.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
Common Pleas, MI

Levi X. pOrney, farmer, Penn.
Chas: Reidel, grocer, 20 ward, city.
X. n. keener, laborer, Penn
.. IL. Purple, farmer, Columbia.
Jacob y: kautz coal dealer, 7th ward, city.
Adam Adam obeTlin. farmer. West Cocalico
Jason X. Eaby, merchant Leacock.
Levi stoner. farmer, W. Hempheld
4. j. w hitaker, merchant, C@rnaryon.
Richard Harding, farmer, K. Cocalico.
VIM. stark. farmer, Ephrata.
Peter Grabill. farmer. Warwick
VIM. II. Lockard, farmer, Columbia.
Samuel Hopkins, farmer kdrn.
J. X. Chamberlain. saddler, Bart
j b. Gable. merchant, Penn.
Abram Breitfgan. miller, Lancaster twp
=. n. l.. Acheson, farmer, DrumOre.
David Miles, tinsmfth 9th ward, city.
Emil Hostetter, farmer. Manor.
samue' L. Bowman, farmer, Ephrata.
Chss Peter, grocer, Sd ward, city.
Reuben X. Roger, machinist, Ephrata
II @. seldomridge, machinist, Warwick.
Jacob towers. salesman, Columbia.
WIN. j.. Frame, gent, Adamstown.
fhinp Dlnkelberg, contractor, 7th ward, city
Martin Y. Greenleaf, drover, Salisbury
Jos. Habecker. farmer. East Hempfeld.
Samuel Edwards, laborer, East Earl
jos. A. Eek. miller, Columbia.
4. y; Leachey. merchant, West Hempfield.
Jacob B: Kline, farmer. East Cocalico.
1svid Walton, farmer, Conoy.
Eltas x. Hostetter, coal dealer, Mt. oy bor
Moan snenaorook, painter, Columbia.
Henry Gunkel, carpenter, sth ward, city.
ssSoo ss%neI n zinny iErey, snsn,.r farmer EPhrata
.. X. Miller, coffee rooster, 18th ward. city.
John Herr, brtckmaker. 9th ward city.
Gnrsuan harnish, farmer, Conestoga.
4. =. Mohler. innkeeper, Mannheim twp.
a. Scott Clark, farmer, Drumore
A. u. keidenbach, Justice of peace, Warwick
John b. Caldwell, farmer, Leacock.
xuwood stubbs, gent, Drnmore.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

The Mayors Court,
One drunk and seventeen vags were heard
by the mayor this morning The drunk paid
costs and the Migrants were discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09
Ihe JURY WHEEL.
y S8oxe Eass Orslsss ros rsx APRIL
e COURrs


TAe court and jury conmisscnsrs this a.
1uenoun drew The following names Of jury.
Snen 10 serve st the respective terms ses
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

ATTENTION is called 10 the sale OF real estate
the Leopard hotel this evening. see advertise
ment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

m B-kemember youll get coat as low as q,
that was y or $40 one Tor 80 that was ais 90
r.. s.-Dont expect TO mad all the sizes in the
Hosiery and Underwear We advertise; the goods
are here, but In some OF them we haven Z all
sizes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

II. NJ. Fieles, assessor, Warwick.
Amos Baker. merchant, Manor.
WIN. Kahl. brickmaker 9th ward. city.
II. NJ. Newswanger. miller, East Earl.
Elisha H. Wells, farmer. Little Britain.
VIM. Parker. farmer, Drumore.
Curvier CRUDE, carpenter, warwick.
John John Fo,em.n: ,a , farmer, G@rnarvon W:
Adolph Albert, merchant, I'd ward city
VIM. III. Marsh, farmer, Salisbury.
John E. Lantz, farmer, strasbuTg township.
Jacob kready, farmer. Rapho
Thomas BelIang, farmer, Martic.
Henry Hertzler, carpenter Manor.
Henry Miller. eoachmaker. Brecknock
jacob Kicker, butcher. Sd ward city.
Michael Gable, stone cutter. Marietta
Christian alexander, farmer, salisbury
John NJ. Hershey, farmer. salisbury.
David W Bender. merchant. Breeknock
Samuel Fiibert merchant, Columbia.
Winfield 8. Dyer. farmer, Coleraine.
John b. shiffer, carpenter, Sd ward, city.
w. H. shenberger, furniture dealer, Columbia
Albert iske. Patentee, eth ward, city.
John j. Good, farmer, Martic.
J. Watson Ellmaker, farmer, Paradise.
Christian Stehman, painter. Gphrata.
Geo. Norton. cigai maker. 9th ward, city.
Benz. n. Bear, farmer, East Hempneld.
John =. Hershey. farmer, Paradise.
H. A. FaiIlamb. farmer, Little Britain
Q. A. Cast. reporter. 5th ward, city. a
John Helt, farmer, RRpha
Benz. ii. ErD. Iarmer, Clay.
Jacob walters. innkeeper, Conestoga
John fuiIner, sadtier, Mannheim borough.
!. Eekenrode, ms agent, 9TH ward, city.
John ochs, grocer. 4th ward, city.
Samuel Huber, gent, Sth ward city.
Thos. Arnell. shoemaker, 9th ward, city.
David Hoover, farmer, Earl
3. @ Frantz, gent. East Hempneld.
A. b. Urich, carpenter. Ephrata.
Daniel B. Erb, farmer, Rapho.
Jacob 8. snyder, merchant, Columbia
Norris Zook, leather dealer, 4th ward, city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-09

oessa SussA Aprii 40.
lcsn Sc.es -. man uf:cts. F. cocaico
iGss isssss ssssi. Ts ss fsr%st. Col col.rsin na
Ti6Seon 3. Hannum, farmer, salisbury.
8. s!.x%si.r siy,i sasinsssr, nis1' "a ward. city.
al Q. Ss ss.ss, i.smsr, % u Ny Joy SoSP' twp.
Issnisn Wis%ss % %srchsns M II wss9R R RSocai,co.
3. Z. Lsvan, miller, LIST ward, city.
~ ssE s gcssson, israsr "a a..s s6T boa.ss s
i, SoSn seaSsI s;ss coal ,,:s dealer. Ms JCy bOr
lsaac L. etoner. farmer. Epnrnta.
Henry 8. stautFsr, hard ware. Mt JOY Dor.
Amos 1uDhong, miller, East Lampeter.
Frank n. wilson, machinist. Columbia.
Martin Weaver, farmer, CUrnarvon.
psvid ps 1nn Ivans. agent mn rsrc; och c,,y. o,,v
Petit Jurors, April 10.
John 0eist, farmer Upper Leacock.
Christian siifisi. shoemaker, sth ward. city.
Daniel forry, FARMER. West Hempflaid.
Henry .. Eberly. merchant, Clay:
john JOHN ku.sslm.S srn sseasr aarms1 H Nam Manor e'
Daniel Albright, miller. East Donegal.
WIN. p. Dornbach, assessor, Elizabeth.
J. 3, staufler. Justice Of peace. kapho.
Il. Bra Cassei, lumber and coal dealer, Ma
BENZ. L. Hershey, farmer, West Hempneld.
Abraham Beck, laboi er, West Lampeter.
H. q. kicksecker, printer, lst ward, city.
Elias Herr, farmer, East Lampeter.
Daniel r. Doner, farmer, East Lsmpeter.
Chas. w. Baker, baker, Sd ward. city.
Eli GrOsh, merchant, Mt. Joy township.
Wayne Bard. farmer, Upper Leacock.
Henry Will, grocer. 4th ward, city.
Henry Terry, farmer, East Donegal.
John A. Rooms, smith. Mt. JOY borough.
s. T.. McSpaIran farmer, Drumore.
Edwin sturgis, baker, warwick.
Samuel Foltz, farmer, Warwick
Dallss b. Flory, clerk, h ward, city.
H. n. 1iyus. merchant, Mannheim twp.
W. A. Keneagy. clerk, strasburg Dor.
John Kahl brickmaker, Warwick.
Jere II La ads, farmer, Z. Hempfeld.
simon l.. Grabill, farmer, Warwick.
Henry Btackbill, farmer, strasburg Dor.
Othneil Geiger, iaborer, Columbia
John X Davis, merchant, =. Hempfleld
David b. Eshleman, farmer, Martic.
J. n. Eaby, justice Of peace. Paradise.
G. 8. Kaufman. contractor, Columbia.
Daniel y. Gohn, brickmaker, Co umbia.
Jacob ID. kshleman, merchant, Ephrata.
Martin Ankrim, farmer, Drumore.
Jacob Bear, gent, West Earl.
Jos ID. Harper. coachmaker, salisbury.
John A. Warren, restaurant. Columbia
3. J. Boy d, merchant, Drnmore.
Coulm0u pIaaa A urtl "a
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THREE Of the largest manufacturing es.
unfairly announced 10 par cent. advance
IN the wages of their employees.
THE project Of the East Tennessee, vir-
sinia and Georgia system to extend sh'
Memphis and Charleston railroad from
stevenson to Chattanooga, Tenn, has beer
revived.
HENRY BERRY, of Birmingham, Ala.
committed suicide on she 9th. The de-
.eased had for years been an invalid, hav,
ng been stricken with paralysis.
ROSCOE CoNKLING has writtea letter to
/ friend at Chicago saying that he will mo-,
again enter politics.
TIE river and harbor bill gives the Mis-
issippi river from Cairo to the head of tn.
asses $2,250,o00.
Mr.. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN and Mr.. G. o.
frevelyan have resigned from Ar. Glad
tones Cabinet, and the Queen has accept
d the designations.
THE German reichstsg on the 97th. by
,ote of 1872 to 8, rejected Prince Bismarck
spirit monopoly bill.
A PARTY of Mexican outlaws assas-
sinated an American named Lewis Feltner
n Santa Clara, Mexico, Oh the 9th.
ArToRNEY-GENERAL GARLAND is suffer-
ne from a severe cold, and is confined to
lis bed. His physician las advised him to
.'emain away from the Department for a
few days.
THE Knights OF Labor on the Gould sys-
tenn have been ordered TO return to work
pending arbitration, to which Mr.. Gould
'onsentS.
GREAT excitement prevails In Panama
.ccasioned by decree ordering the sus-
pension of the American newspaper the
STAR and Herald, notwithstanding the re-
cent declaration Of the freedom OF the
,ress.
A DESIGN for the new $40 silver certiti
cate has been prepared, which has finely
executed yignett OF Mr. Hendricks.
UP to March Goth, 1918 bills had been in
reduced in the House this session, ana
I435 reports had been made by committees.
This is an excess OF 96S bills and 347 reports
over last year.
GEN. DRUM says no instructions have
been sent from Washington for United
sta es troops to aid in the protection OF
property at st. Louis.
THE monument of the late Senator Hill
is now in place and ready for unwilling.
The committee in charge has decided to
tospone the unwilling ceremonies to afford
Mr.. jefferson Davis an opportunity OF be.
ing present.
SIX employees of the Baltimore and Ohio
abroad entered suit against the company
tPittshurg on the 9th for damages agsre-
~3tirg $4,000.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-03

San Francisco has a curiosity in tho
shape of a young woman who can speak,
but who will not. Seven years ago her
lover, seafaring man, was drowned,
and since that time she has not uttered
a word.-,San FruAcssco Chronicle.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

ON the 2sd three persons were badly
scalded by boiler explosion ut Hoyt's
single mill, near Tionesta, Pa.
N. 8. BATES quarreled with his wife ct
Hagersville, Wayne County, nd, on the
23d, and killed her with pocket-knife.
on the 2sd two men were killed by the
bursting of Nordenfeldt gum on board
the British man of-war Albatross.
ON the 23d Charles Sieberdall and An
drew Hoesby were killed by falling rock
in the Cleveland Iron Company's mine at
ss4spsla.lRs, Nish.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-03

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-The following
remarkable circular was made pubic
this morning. 1t is the first official ut
terance Of General Master Workma n
Powderly of the Knights of Labor, and
in it he defines with startling ciearness
his very sensible views concerning
strikes, boycotting, the eight-hour sys-
tenn and other important questions con-
corning organized labor: