Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30
REPUBLICANS SILENCED.
Dwv OFFER TO BET THOUSAND DOL
taRy, sur SOON TAKE WATER.
DoAa Rendrieh Ready 70 Cover Harrison cash.
msa sf Be,n PARTIES siguipg = Petition to
1adacs ~. q. Bensei TO spear In
y usiumhia A Parade I'm washington.

y,nruMniA. Oct a0-Mr. John Fendrich,
~ 6nbscco d esler, and an ardent Democrat,
D informed yesterday that some Repuo.
ns Of town had 81, 600 to bet on Harrison
16 Morton, in the following manner $500
new York, Indiana, Connecticut and
0W Jersey, and 800 on the general re-
~ Mr.. Fendrich procured 81 600 from
- bank and handed Il to his son William,
D1en tie instructions to accept the bete.
TAo bet has not yet been taken and is SUI
n petition is being circulated about town,
uhiCh Is being extensively signed by the
Uomocrsts and q number OF Republicans,
'UhiCh will be presented to VIM. =.
Uonsel, esq OF Lancaster. The petitlon 10
> request for the gentleman TO make an 40.
1e6us In the opera house on next Monday
nlehk The address Of Mr.. Hensel on Fri.
dey night last was received In such an en-.
thueiasiic manner that thereiis unat nous
desire TO hear him again.
Il committee went to Lancaster this
morning and met MIR. Hensel. He con.
nonted TO come.
q large number OF Democrats will 20 to
Warrington borough on Thursday night
- parade at that place.
Company q. held q meeting last night In
oholr armory when q set OF resolutions
Woxs presented to the company from the
Captain Joseph B. Hutchinson, Sergeant
Blair Balmer, Corporal w. s. Tunis and
Private b. Strouse, OF the cadet corps ar'
rived In town and presented the Iesoiu.
t1onA They are given as an appreciation OF
ne generous welcome given TO the corps
upon their visit at the Centennial. The
rssolutions are handsomely engrossed and
n . gilt frame They were received by
Captain Benntt! In q neat speech. The visit.
Ing gentlemen we're entertained at war
fon's restaurant
Brakeman David Hinkle, on engine so3,
- 49, Nod lat loft han IA %
yesterday afternoon while coupling cars.
Two fingers were badly mashed and were
given attention by Or. Craig.
~ Brakeman Thomas, q. Hamaker, on
engine No. 96s OF the z. X. X was engaged
81 running two cars on a siding yesterday
afterDoon, when his left foot was caught
botWeen the step. The foot is badly bruised
and prevents the man from working.
The members and friends CT the Church
OF God will give their new pastor, Rev. u.
-. Belts, house warming on wednesday
evening at his homo.
Lutheran church will have their presiden-
tial quilt on exhibition at KodePs store TO-
J. r. Bee,em. OF the Keeley.s,ove works
was called to Carlisle last evening by the
ulness Of his mother.
eups. A. NJ. Wilson, w. u. Barr and =.
r.. Stape, Of the Reading d Columbia rail
road, went to Reading today 10 assist In
ogRsnizlng Mutual Relief association.
n. NJ Stevenson and family returned to
Atlantic City this morning, after visit In
town.
a rifle practice was held by company G
On their range yesterday. The following
members succeeded In classifying at BOO
yards: +. A. Bennett, A. Markley, M. IL.
Hmith, James b. Hinkle, Samuel Preston
md +. X. Hasselbach.
Omcer Witttck arrested colored man
named Henry Mills last night who had a
s silver watch and two gold iings In his pos
{ eos1ion. He was committed 10 Jail for q
further hearing.
Samuel H. Eberlin, painter OF town,
VaD employed in Wrightsville this morn
I Ing and fell from q ladder. He landed on
. grape srbor and received severe injuries,
mostly internal. He was carried " his
home on q stretcher.