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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
New York Market.

ssw YoHN, May 9i Flour market steady (;
fine, ~ boqe3 00i supernne, q 90 13 20 MINI
sTtra. q $500 10; City NH: Extra. u es0i 50;
wbeat-So. !. Red. State. 9scQslco, mo ?,
sskc NO. : Red, Winter. june. 9jH; July.
J6c; receipts, &C SO; shipments. none.
Corn NO. =. Mixed. Cash, &c ;
,hipmepls, llI.S.0
0a's No i. " hite, state, l6c , No. 2, DO,
tlh0B; DO May. 800 June. $3.50; receipts,
5lUcU; shipments, none.
Rye duli; State 75c.
farley nominal.
1850.
..,rd-Nay, ts e5; July, sS s5.
Molhsses nrn tor bU boiling stock, 200.
Turpenuine steady NJ 3sI1c.
kosin quiet, strained 10 good, el COOL %.
Petroleum quiet; Refined In Caso-. 9kc.
Treights dun grain to Glasgow, kd
Butter steady; Western Creamery, 22d2Sc.
Cheese dull; Western Flat. llallhc
state Factory. s9sSc Fancy White. iso
l2c.
sgss steady; State. l54rxci Western. Is
1l5kG.
SUGAR quiet; Renned Cutoaf. SCI Grauuis,
ted, 77.o
Taliow cull; Prime City, 4kc.
Rics nominal Carolina, fair to- good, bxo
Coffee dun Fair Caraoes, tor Rio. ld,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
Alderman spurr,s,'s Court.

Mary Franklin, charged by Anne c.
Dorwart with fornicstion with John +
D1wart, was heard Saturday night by Al
dsrman Hpurrier and dismissed and John
=. Dorwart, charged with ADULTERY on oath
q the same prose cutor, was also dismissed
He was also dismissed on q complaint OF
drunken and disorderIy conduct on pay
ment OF costs, and was held In bail to an
swer acomplaint OF surety Of the peace
made by his wife.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
IpJartd bya Horse.

Frank Coble, young man who resides
nsas strohm's mill in Providence township,
mes win . serious accident Sunday
eseeruoon. He WAS leading a horse TO
weisr when tbs animal reared up and
jumped upon him. His head was BADLY
out end his shoulder dislocatsd. DIR. Bry,
ocp. OF MArticviils, attended him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
In Town.

Fred. Cannon, the well known from.
bonist, who has been with McNisb, John
eon 4 Slavin's minstrels all season, arrived
in Lancaster to day and Will spend some
weeks here The minstrels closed their
season In Washington last week. NeI
season Mr.. Cannon will be with johnson d
Slavin's troupe tha. opens the season In
New York the latter part OF July.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

Constable Yeisley arrested James Curran
on Saturday for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct Alderman Hershey sent
him to Jail for three days.
The same constable found Conrad Agne
wandering around the streets late on Satur.
day night He could not give satisfactory
account Of himself and this morning he
was sent TO jail for three days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
MED In west Newton,

william Muriie, aged 6S years, died ct
hish In West Newton, Pa, on Satur-
day. He had been III for some time, having
osntracted disease while In the army. Mr.
Marie was born In Glasgow, Scotland, and
with bis wife came to this country over 30
years ago During the war he served In
Potomac Home brigade, Second Maryland
union regiment Ten children survive OF
them are Mrs. d. w. II. PoisaI, 326 South
Prince street this city, and Warren e.
MurTie, OF Columbi,. The funeral took
place to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
Fell from the Stage,

John b. Clair iz employed as a stage
hand in Fulton Opors house. On Saturday
evening after the performance OF "a Chip
O. the Old Block" he was standing near
tho footiighis OF the stage, when he tripped
and fell off the front. His head struck o
chair and II was terribly cut wbie one
ear wss soon sweiled up until 1t resem bled
3 pincushion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
Tob, Wight Loch Cd LID

TobeWright, q negro, who when drunk
y nuisance, WAS on the rampage an Sat
urdsy. He went into the office OF Alder
man Deem while hearing was in progress
and reiussd to keep quiet Instead he began
cutting up his cspers and Officer Barn
61E locked him up. Wright is a saucy
disagreeatle dsrkey and is desc wing OF
no sympathy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

Mrs. Richard Mccarthy, of Leamsn
PIsoe, came to Lancaster on Saturday t.
visit relatives and buy her son a suit Of
olothes. She was driven to the residenc'
Of Mn. Ellen Mccarthy In a carriage ano
when she got there she found that her
purse. containing SOS. WAS missing. SHE
does not know where she lost II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
Burned while rla, log win ms,.h,s

Two little sons OF John Boyle, residing
On West Marion street. between Mulberry
and Charlotte, were playing with matches
In the yard yesterday during the absence o,
their parents One OF them set fire to the
other's clothing, aud before the hre could
be extinguished the child was badly
burned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
A Scientific RenslActor.

II a benefactor by one who makes two
blades of grass grow where but one grew be.
tore" he certainly is benefActor who makes
one hour do the service OF Ave or six Ana
this Is precisely what Professor Lo'sette, 1851
fifth Ave Now York. does. with his marvellous
system OF memory development. Hs makes
bao memories good ana good ones better. lie
Is u scientific beneficior. Write for his pros.
pectus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
"Bis Fsyorite Flower. "

In the window OF Ang. Raosds' jswelry
store on East King street is very hand
some picture with the above title, the wors
Of Miss Clara r. Eicholiz, Lsnesster's eeie-
brated artist. The blending OF the coiors i,
most exquisite and the picture is m much sd-
mired.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

On Saturday evening David Bair, wife
ard son, and VIM. Shober, lett this city fer
Pitsburg, taking with them q pair OF Col
umbia shsd, weighing l5k pounds, for pre-
nsutatiou u their re lstiye. Col Dsvore, of
that city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
For Next Year.

The Kittauning Insurance company TO.
dsy appealed to the supreme court In the
case which william Hill to the use OF II.
q. Sisufier Is plaintiff. The case will not
Be argued until next May.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

MT. A. N. CARRIER. the agent for the sale OF
the nous riilsbury -four, desires us TO stnie
to the grocery trade. that owing To the nd
vance in the price OF wheat the Piilsbury Il our
viii have to be old at IS cents q quarler. IT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

NOTICE.
OpyIcR OF THE LAHoAsrRR Hons MuruAi)
FIRE INSURANCE. Co. No. 1877 EAsr kISa}
STREET. LANoAsiR m, PA. APRiL T. 1885,
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT, NOS.
The members OF said Fire Insurance Com.
pany are hereby notified that assessment NO.
third OF February. 1858. on the respective poll.
cies Of Insurance. OF said com mpany, at the rate
OF q 26 on each el.l00 OF the adjusted or taxa
Bile amounts which will be found staten In the
cent. Is 70 be made on all quotas paid ON or
before the last day of april ensuing. and An
abatement OF one per cent, on those paid dur.
ing the month OF May; those remaining un.
paid at the END Of May TO be paid in full ana
those remaining MN unpaid a. the eod Of june TO
per cent added for the cost of collection. All
policies whose quota are not PAID on or before
the END OF June to be Suspended by the fact OF
such non payment, without any special action
ana to remain suspended until the quotas re.
spectively are paid, or the polici In nvalidatsd q
or cancelled those not uaid on or before the
END of July to be- absolutely invalioa ated by
such uon.payment. and to be stricken from
the books VI the company, ana the list of do.
linQ uent quotas to be placed In legal process
of collection. The quotas are to be paid TO
the treasurer, @ II. Lefevre. without further
notice. ut he ONCE Of the company. No. l87
Hast King street, Lancaster. Pa. once hours
from to 12 a. m. ana rom Q to p. IN. and on
Saturday evenings during the month of April
IRON ~ 10 O'Clock p. IN.
Personal notice will not be given in time for
members to have the benefit OF the two Der
b. @. KREADY,
Il. l.. FRAlL6Y,
Oh. LEFEVRE,
apS04tdA Assessment Committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

This Evening -Kittie Rhoa6es and company
open their weeks engagement this evening,
when Pyg alton ana Galatea " win bs yro.
uuced The prices of admission are low ana
Fulton opera house viii no doubt be crowded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
1fdRhE7H,
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May al.- Flour firm sales
700 bbis Minn. Bakers. q 0Espi IS tenn'a.
family. o. sSG4 90; Western 90, u 2O0t 10 |;
Western Patents, aFG620.
hye, % rs
Wheat--Say Csc June. f6xc; Ju'y. SiSc.
Corn-May. co.. June, biHc; July, Gao
oats-May. &4.c. June. axe; July. 43kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

cows. bulls and mired, 81 gas eo' buis.
lto0s 90; Teras steers. ~ se0 e' ,.,,,,.r,.
none, market strong |. mixed: % to0s %;
heavy a toas e5, light S 10000 skips' w
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head shipments.
zone market sioT sn ny morn @ snGrn "a mn
8AsT sn"os LfnuarS. ~ oatt,e - Receipts. ss |;
shipnents. gsi market, nothing doing; ali
through nsisnments. .
Hogs Hersipis. 1870 head, shipments, 800
head !; market active. Phtladelphiss. G 500
90 mixed, o 659b 16i Yorhers. q 8osl6 20 I;
common To fair, o. "a % 90; pigs, % o006 70.
No cars hops shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep keeeipts. 1900. {. shipments. eco;
market slow at tb esterday's Quotations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
1--we Bsoek Marnetn.

CHICAGO. May 49, Cattle. Receipts. OcO /;
shipmhnts. ponei market steady stsers,
" sos ooi ntockers and feeders. o. tOdt 10 /
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

PHILApxLPHIA. May 2l.-The recs ipts At the
West Philadelphia ana North Pennsylvania
Yards were -.
FOR the week Beeves. AGO, sheep, s!roo (;
hogs, Q BOO. Previous week Beeves, 27U
Reef cattle Ssre IN fair demand extra, bk
6skc, good. s0o1c medium. iMo$Nc;
sheep wers in H0kc lower; eclipped
natives, 8G6c; woOl natives. 4x07N; |
o.
Hogs were in far DC enand; western,
s10sxc; state, fko7kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
Tho PlIIsbury Flour.

IT will pay you TO read Frey y Eokert's ad.
vertisement, sta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21
DROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS.
LANCASTER Pa. May Il lSSs.
The Board OF inspecIsrs of the Lancaster
County Prison will receive proposals TO paint
the iron fepcs along East king street at the
Prison. All proposals to be handed 10 the
Solicitor not later Than Saturday, the % DAY
OF June, lsSs. EDWIN Nj I'll LBvRT,
ltd Solicitor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

Furnished by =. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, May 81. l,O O'Clock u. IN.
Wheat Corn OAts Pork Lard
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-21

Fine Trousers to Order at q, Is. tG, 81, q, %
andt0
Headquarters @. A. B full Indigo Blue Suits
at o. $s and t0.
We trust onr friends will take advantage OF
the above Offering.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
ADATn THE

Enron NEws.D EMOORAT.-GOyern.
ment does not always protect, though
II was for protection that governments
were first instituted among men, do
rlylng their just powers from the con
sent Of the governed.
Lawmakers sometimes become law
breakers, and defeat the very purpose
for which laws have been or are enact.
cd, and for which they were elected.
Thepeople, properly, constitute agoy.
eminent, whether good, bad or indlfrer'
ent, The lattor, or all these elements
will appear and grow In proportion aS
the people allow the abuse Of political
power In connection with the social
order or, as they will, from o proper
want Of moral responsibility and polltl.
cal interest, permit the perYemion Of
good laws 10 selfish ends, or the Subver.
sion OF justice for corrupt purposes.
Wrongs long endured become vices,
and unless restrained or prohibited, do.
yelop great strength and aggraVate the
social, moral order, and produce disor.
der and revolution, History, / think,
confirms the above. DO people, especi.
ally ladies, who pass the opera house,
the Eagle block and the News Exchange
on Sunday evenings, suffer any wrongs ?
Let ue see.
Last Sunday evening, all along the
sidewalks In front Of the places named,
were O great many men and boys spit.
ting tobacco, smoking cigars, using vile
language aud staring AZ people who
were passing by. This is frequently
done also during the week, and tho
Eagle block corner 10 about tho worst
place.
This nuisance Is Of long standing,
and win require some executive police
energy and courage 10 abate, because OF
itg long indulgence. II liz u wrong
against good government, common dc.
concy aud moral order. Our pulplta
have condemned II, the press have con.
demnod II, and II Is time our citizens
were protected against lis menace.
Canton, o., Dec, 4, q. i.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Tnm UHIo wHIrn cars,

OF course the White Gaps are 10 DO
denounced, but what shall We nay OF
the condition OF society that prompts
the organization Of the White Caps,
We are talking about Ohio now, ana not
Of tho barbarianH that wa are wont 10
discuss, way down IN Dixie, There are
said 10 be 800 White Gaps IN brown
county, Ohioi 200 Ia Adams county
and M many In Highland county, The
persons whipped or acourged by the
White Caps arc all bad eggs, both male
and female. A dispatch from Sardinia,
Brown county, says
"A cordial rivalry exists between
Sardinia and Mount Grab. The eiti'
gena OF each place tell thu most scan
dalOnh stories about the other, 10 has
been aaeeItAiIed that there are al least
three men In Sardinia and vicinity who
belong 10 the White Caps, One Of them
gave tho information upon which Adam
Befkeh was whipped, The probable
leader Ofthe regulators in Brown county
IN an influential and respectable farmer
who lives a short distance from Green
bush, There have been many crimes
In Mount Grab which would seem 10
Justify such measures, Until q short
Time ago no ono could leave u horse ana
buggy standing on the street without
having his whip aud lap-TObe stolen,
The moral condition Of this part OF
Brown county In sadly dilapidated.
some decidedly unhaYOry stories could
DO told, which, however, are not news
10 the residents OF sardinia, Mount
Grab ana other smaller hamleta which
surround them. Dne nan In Mount
Grab IL living In open adultery with n
prostitute, who ahameleaaly drives her
param0ura wife away. This man In
an object OF attention from the White
Caps, They declare that his presence
In an insult 10 the pure wives and
mothers OF the community. He will
be thraAhed unless he leaves the town
within the next two weeks.
The action OF the White Capaat bur.
ford was Justified by the moral atmOa.
phere In that locality. Bin Whitley and
Hell berry, two men accused OF wife,
beating and petty stealing, are doing
much better since they were called up
on by the masked horaemen, They
now work steadily and none OF their
%noighbors have missed wood and chick
ems"
After reading the above, what do you
think OF the work OF the White Caps9
II would seem that no well behaved
person has ever yet been disturbed by
thom, aud that II Is only evil doors who
are terrorized, This being the case, we
shall not consider the suppression OF
the White Caps 90 being In the direc.
ton Of better morals; although II 10 In
the interest Of law and order TO sup
press them, Still, the great question 10,
"whO'a afeoredp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
sHNAroR INGALLS, ON THEsouTH.

Senator Ingalls,, President pro tenn Of
the United States Senate, n robust rad.
ical in politics and pessimist in religion,
has just given out a most remarkable
interview ON the Southern question.
lie takes the ground that there is o
necessity and inevitable antagOnism
between the white and black races In
the South, and that the determination
Of the Southern whites TO control the
political situation is natural. He says
the whites Of the North, under similar
conditions, would do the same, These
are reasonable u~tterances 10 come from
a mar Of Senator ingalls, fiber. lie
has always been classified as q malig.
nant in politics, and one Of the lercest
advocates of manhood suffrage, so
called, and negro rule, or ruin, for the
South. Senator ingalls, remarks that
there appears every year q less number
OF mulattoes born in the South, iudi.
eating that the white race is becoming
winter and the black race blacker,
while at the same time, the blacks are
increasing in population much faster
than the whites.
This makes the race problem Of the
future a very serious one, and indicates
that in the no very distant future, the
black race will constitute the integral
part Of the dominion Of the South.
The Republican leaders are evidently
preparing the masses Of the Republican
party for the doctrine of the abandon.
ment Of the negro rae in the South,
and in%augurating q movement TO limit
representation in Congress 10 the nc.
tual vote cast, and not on the basis Of
population. such q move will doubt.
less be made in the next Congress.
An abandonment Of the negro race
by the Republicans means a movement
to secure o footing among the white
race OF the South, and q reorganization
Of the Republican party on new lines.
Senator Ingalls, language is certainly
remarkable, considering his past utter
ances. No Northern Democrat has
gone as far as he has gone in justifying
the methods by which negro rule has
been overcome in the South. We quote
the language of the interN lew:
"The pretext upon which suffrage is
denied the blacks in the South is that
the race is not capable Of self.goyern.
ment, and that its supremacy would re-.
suit in the degradation and destruction
OF society and the State. ] don't dis
trust the sincerity or candor OF the
Southern whites. They probably be-
lieve what they affirm, but have no
doubt they have deliberately determin.
ed TO eliminate The negro from their pol.
itics, and upon the ground, they reason,
OF their superior intelligence, wealth
and morality, the whites must remain
supreme"
what is The feeling at the North ?"
"rhere is no maleyolence or hatred
the South in Northern people
80 far as ] have heard or known on acA
count Of the way, II that sentiment
ever existed IL has disappeared. On
lhc contrary, there Is much sympathy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

aud the feeling OF amity Is strong,
Many intelligent h0fthernem, even
among tho Republicans, appreciate tho
motives whiohimpel the suppression OF
tho oOl0red vote and admit that under
similar circumstances they would b.
strongly moved In the Same direction
The above 10 an open confession on
the part OF the Republican president Of
the Senate that negro suffrage Ia an
element OF danger TO our institutions,
aud that the people OF the North would,
under like conditions, have done Just
what the whites OF the south have
done.
In other words, according 10 Senator
ingalls,, the Democratic party hsa
been justified In all that has boon done
In the South, by the emergencies OF the
situation, and the Republicans have
been all wrong for the past quarter OF
q century, la making political war on
the Southern whites,
Certainly the world moves
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
NM DomoorntIo Conpremmon nom

THE Democratic Congressman from
Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky,
and some portions Of Tennessee will
probably vote for the Senate tariff bill
on account Of the radical reduction In
tho tobacco tax. These States grow
most Of the tobacco, and they regard II
as an agricultural product, and not sub.
ject TO taxation by the Federal govern.
ment any more than wheat, corn OF
rye, If tho Republicans Of the Senate,
therefore, pass tho bill now pending IL Is
safe 10 say that II will receive the votes
Of q number Of Democratic Congress.
men from the border States named, and
II the Republicans of the House vote
for the bill II 10 liable TO pass. The
Republicans, now that the election Ia
over, agree TO the proposition that Che
tariff must be revised and the surplus
reduced,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
FLYING AND RWIMMIN0 ma
OHINhh,

On Saturday we puhliahed a synOpsia
OF Professor 10 Conte's highly enter
tanning and instructive article on tho
flying machine, Undoubtedly the wri'
rer's seemingly well formed conclusion
as 10 the impoaaibility Of constructing
such q machine, will BE- hailed with
great delight by our friends of protect
i've tariff proollylues, many OF whom
we are pleased 10 know are included
within the charmed oiycle Of NHws'
DEMOCRAT readers,
For one detective, equipped with q
flying machine, sailing the air AZ the
rate OF fifty miles an hour, could do tho
work Of one hundred custom house
spies, all along our fouI thousand miles
OF Canadian frontier, This would, OF
course, tend 10 suppress smuggling aud
increase our swelling revenues, With
our revenues largely increased and our
expenses decreased by the numerous
dlsmissals OF the Official apiea, the sub
ject OF the surplus would become very
Vexatious and might eventually embar'
rass our whole protective system.
But the failure Of the flying machine
has eliminated all coming p%erpleSlties
from both the humanity and philoso'
ply Of the protective problem,
But now comes the swimming ma
chine, which promises TO be q success
II is the logic Of events that the.swim'
ming machine Ia q success,
While there is o limit 70 the weight
Of dying aud walking animals, there 10
none 10 that Of swimming animals, 70
being sustained by the water, and II is
doubtless In this direction that we must
seek the partial solution OF the problcm,
but we have much 10 contend with, A
FISH, as machine, fuel and engineer, Is
the same specific gravity as the water
In which II awimA, and whenever we
can find materials out of which tomake
our machine fuel and engineer, which
shall have the same spaciic gravity Ws
the water. then indeed we may make q
successful swimming machine, which
shall be independent Of both wlnds and
waves,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

MEssRs. A. McGregor and Judge
Frease,w who were appointed by the Com
mon Pleas Court 10 examine the Com
missioners and Auditors Report were
pleased TO compliment Auditor Manly
upon the Efficient manner in which the
affairs Of the Auditors Office have been
kept. The examination was o most
critical one and every thing found in
apple Pie" order,