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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10
FOR SALE.
A good piano, cheap. Inquire of
HATTIE L. BASSETT.

J. F. Higgins, miles west Of lola, wants to
sell % acres OF corn in the field. Also span
Of mules and 20 pound shoat.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10

IN the Ol9CIlCt NOuIb, SSvcutu Ou0lCiA1 O10thICS
sitting in and for Allen county. State Of
Kansas.
W. H. Richards, Plaintiff
vs..
George Davies ct ux and T.
Green Grocer 20. de-
PENDANTS.
BY virtue of an:.order Of sale. In the above en-
titled cause, to me directed and delivered, is
sued out of the District Court Of the Seventh
judicial District, State Of Kansas, sitting in
and for Allen county, In said State, viii on
Tuesday the 18th day Of September, A. d. ls 81.
of the Court House In the city Of Iola, Allen
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash In hand the following
described real estate to wit;
The west half Of the south east quarter and
the north east quarter OF the south west quar-
ter OF all OF section twenty-seven Cg7) In town
twenty-four CAY In range nineteen tl9) In Allen
county, Kansas.
Appraised at 81 900.
Said lands and tenements to be sold TO satisfy
said order Of sale.
d. ID BRIrrON,
Sheriff OF Allen county, Kan.
Sherifrs Office, lola, Kansas, August 8, lS55.
(AuglO SeptO
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10
CHEAP HONEY.

B0wlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can Ne had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10
W. II. Richards, .PIalntIn,
VS..
George Davies ct ux and T.
Green Grocer 20. de-
SHERlFF'S SALE.

S10te o. A00SdS, AHSH SOs"tys 3D.
In the District Court, Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and for ALLEN County, State
of Kansas:
smedley Darlington, Plaintiff,
vs..
John ROderick ct ii, Defendant.
By virtue of an order Of sale, In the above
entitled cause, to me directed and delivered.
issued out OF the District Court Of the seventh
Judicial District, State Of Kansas. sitting In
and for Allen County, In said state, will, ON
Tuesday the llth day Of September, A. d. lsss.
at 2 clock p. m, OF said day. st the front
door of the Court House in the city OF lola,
Allen county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash In hand the fol-
lowing described real estate t0-wie: The north
east quarter Of section one ~, township TWEEN
ty-six Csf), range nineteen Q9), In Allen oOun-
tY, Kansas Said lands and tenements to be
sold to satisfy said order OF sale.
ID. ID. BRl1ToN,
Sheriff of Allen County, Kansas.
Sherif's Office, lola, Kansas, August y, lssS.
(Aug lO-Sept ~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10
TAX LEVY.

The Commissioners met Monday and
made the following tax levy for the
year 1888:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

In the Park Thursday evening, Aug
16, for thA benefit of the Christian
Church.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

State of Kansas, Allen County, ~.
In the District Court, Seventh judicial District
sitting in and for Allen county, State OF
Kansas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

The funeral OF Wm. II. Dsichler took
place from his lste residence, the Washing
ton house, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and
was largely atten led. Ee shah once
tribe No. 22, l. .. II. M. and Posta "a and
A05 @. A. X turned out ~ Organizations,
sni attended the funeral in large mum berr,
The funeral sermon was preached by Rev.
w. Il. Ltchliter, pastor Of 81 Luks's Re.
formed church. The G. A. r. furnished
the pail bearers and guard OF honor. The
intermsnt wss made In Lsncsster cemetery,
Following were the pail bearsrs Christian
Nixdorf, George Poniz, H. b Brsnsmsp,
Jacob Weaver, Henry Fiaher, George
Kreckel.
There were many beautiful floral tributes
on the caskst, the most elaborate OF which
was pillow bearing the inscription "Hus
band.n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug. "a -Cattle--Receipts, ll.000; /;
shfpm-nte, 300, market lower; etee 8, O3 500
bs0J stoohers and feeders, % COOS so COWS,
bn,ls aud mixed. tl 3o03 90 TeI ans steer, u 10
o. 30 Westsrn Rangers, % 00t 70.
660j market stoady, strong: mixed, % %
9e o. heavy. " lo0e ~ light, e5 so06 Do skips,
N2 a. 30.
.hesp Receipts. son head, shipmsnts,
LOO market steady; natives, % 4,
a. s0 Western shorn. s9 G6g3 93 iexAs shorn,
o. zoos 20 lambs. u b00e o..
eAsr LIBbRrY. Cntuo - Reoeipts, 100
shtpwents mono; market steady c,Dmon,
to New \ orr 10 day
Hoxs = Kscsip,s. 800 head shipments
none market firm Philadelphias. o. coo
common 70 fair. % 7a0G 90: pigs. % 1906 20
no hogs shipped TO New York today.
market fair; prime. so SOfas IS; good. @ 750
A8 common 70 fair. e20S % lambs, % 5oD6 30
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
DRArRS.


The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited 70 atend the funeral, from
the residence Of her dauGht'r, Mn. O. n.
Mayor. NO. SCI West chestnut street. Services
at the Ola Mennonite Nesting House, East
chestnut street. on Friday morning ~ 10
o'clock. lnterment Gt Lancaster cemetery.
8tds
.ArpEsses In this city. on TIA s2d inst
age.
Tho relatives ana frisnss OF the family ara
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence. No ga East rfsdsrick
stresf. on friday morning at 1880 O'Clock. In
terment At Lancaster oemetery. eta.
MRYBa -On the 2sd inst, At Rohrerstown
Henry Meyer. sged 70 years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family An
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the Reformed church Rohrerstown. sun
day morniug 81 % o'c,ock Stds
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ooNrRA A CTS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
A Large Number Of ssids Received and "a
smined Tho Lowest Baddsrs.

amined Tho Lowest f3,ddsrs.
The text book committee Of the Lancaster
school board met on Wednesday evening
and opened bids for school books and sup.
plies for the ensuing year Tho following
contracts we're awarded, In all cases to the
lowest bidder;
1visop, Blakeman, Taylor q o., New
York; S~inton's Second reader, $9 90 per
dozen Third reader, S5i Fifth reader,
50; Golden Book OF Choice Reading,
g Spencerian copy books, Nos ! to
80 cents; Whites exercise book, 8s cents /,
Whites drawing book No 3, u 20; Nos 4.
6, @. 7 and 8, 81 SO; No IL, 81 80, No. II
S2 so; swinton's Complete Geography,
SIS; Grsy's School aud Field Book OF
Botany, SIS; Smith's Physiology, IS !
Dapa's Geological Story, SLIGO; Wells
Neural Philosophy, I'll SO; Spencerian
Pencil Compass. Sl4 per gross.
L. B. Herr ox dozen Reffalts German
Reader, Nos. l. 3 and 3. $50 Hooker's
Chiids Book OF Nature, 90 copies, $22
Now American Pronouuo'ng Spsller, II
copies, SI426; Shepard's First Book IN
u. q. Consultation, n dozsn copies, % 65
Esslo lead pencil, No 8. IS per gross 900
single siatss, $3.50 I; $50 double slstsp, $3.50
elliott pen 903. rs cents per grosa No sO4,
40 cents. ana spencerisn No ], rs cents 90
reams packet note paper, $50
A. S Barnes q 90, New York Whites
Drawing Book, Ma. l, "a cents per dozen
No 2, 81 PAokard's z Z,ology, 10 copies,
SIS IL 200 boxes slate pencils, Sl2 90 gal.
lous of Ink, so osnts psr gallon lao sets OF
bryant & Stratton's bookkeeping blanks,
$50.
Anderson School supply company, New
| York : Bullion's English grammar, q Pc
] dozen.
Appleton s 90, New York G2uacken
bos' rhetoric and composition, 81 cent
| each,
John Baers' Sons; Aims Translst
90 90 per dozen.
Boston supply company Rulers s cent
per dossn. W8bstsr's Unabridged die
tionary, ss osob.
| Inquirer Printing and Publishing com
pany: Blank books, u SO and Ss 80 pc
hundred 30 rssms book paper, at e B7 4
reams letter heads, 10 cents.
Julius Loeb Lead pencils, so cents pc
gross.
Eoerhsrd FAbar, New York Pen holder,
20 cents per gross India rubber eraserr, G
csnts per pound.
q. II, 2,hm & Co. Blank copy book 70
German script, az cents per dozen Waite
Smith school square, 3 cents each eraser
for black tos ard, % rs TOR Is dozen.
J. A. Hickman Dustless crayon, 9 cent
per gross
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
They sRld the Costs.

David Evsns and Frank Hene were
drunk and disorderly at the corner OF
North Queen and Orange streets be,ween
II and O'Clock this morning. Cflicer
Flsnnard told them TO 70 home aud this
greatly sngsred the young men. They re.
fused TO 20 and detied tho officer to arrest
them. The policeman took hold OF Evans
and Evans resisted arrest. In the scutfie
the oiiicsr's watch chain was torn and he
was used roughly, but ho landed his man In
the station hous,. Later in the morning
Hefte was arrested, Both men were
panitent this morning and 1t being theiI
nrst ofYense tho mayor discharged them
upon pay mont OF costs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
Amuueu snts.

Ihs Opening. -Proctor's pulton Opera house
will be- opened for the season on SATURDAY.
evening by Moore ana Vivian AMI their csle.
br .ted company The Albany JoU' ma! says ,
Moore ana Vivian appeared here IN The lie.
isud opera house. to large ana fashior abb o
audience last night, whom the beautiful pls v
OF 'our Jonathan was procucei Tor the nrst
time In this city. Mr. Moore Kept The audie CO
IN screams OF laughter from The rising of the
curtain in the a 81 act until the END OF he
pay. OF Aiss Vivian, too much cannot } q
said. she Is beautiful aud accomplished
young LADY. ana gaioed the synpathy OF the
audience AZ once. she has cha ming voice
ana was repeatedly eucorsd during the even.
Ing. ana as an actress she Is nrst-class ana we
can only say that those VINO missed seeing this
company In their great play, have missed one
OF the greatest treats Of the season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
Bill In EQully FIled

george Nauman, attorney for Abram
Bitner, filed bill in equity this morning
sgsinst the executors OF ID. b. Hoststter.
deceased. The bill se,s forth that Mr..
Bitner transferred to d. h. Hoststtsr smops
other articles OF value life Insurance policy
for $1,000 as collateral for endorss men,s .
that all the obligations for which Mr..
Hoststtsr wss endorser has been paid and
his executors refuse to transfer to him the
policy OF insurance. The respondents have
fifteen days In which to file an answer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
Death OF an EI. oopgrs,.msu.

MICHIGAN, CITY, Ind, Aug 2s.-The
Hon. y. w. Cathcart, OK. United States SEN
ator from Indiana and an old residsn. OF
this city, died at his country residence,
south OF this city, yesterday, aged 70.
CHARLES w. Cathcart was born II the
island OF Madeira In 1909. He settled In La
Porte, Ind In 1881. He was elected to the
29.h OonRress and reelected to the 20.h,
serving until March lsis, when he was
chosen United States senator from Indiana
to fll the vacancy caused by the death OF
James Whitoomb. He served until March
g. 1853, and has since devoted himseif to
farming,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

EDS. 1NTELLIGEScER.--A the war OF
1872 there was popular song sung almos,
every where that voiced tho princip Piles of tina
contest between the United States aud Great
Britain entitled "Free Trade and Sailors
Rights," and those principles were endorsed
By the great mass Of the people There
were few In Congress and elsew hore over,
psrhspa, the whole country who antsgo-
nizsd the principies involved In the war,
but they lost their Political prestige forever
and were buried at the great funeral OF the
Federal pDty. The free trade, however, OF
that epoch had Q significant meaning. 1t
claimed the freedom OF ;hs seas, and that
"Yankes chips In II ne OF peace
10 any port might trade"
Tbs sorm "freo trade" now has another
meaning, or no meaning at eli. 1t 10 at
tsmpod 70 be used - an odious political
epithet, 70 create political fog under which
high taxes and taritfs, with q plsthorio
treasury, may be fsstened upon the country
and the people. The fact 10, there never has
besu, there 10 not now, and there never will
b free trade In this country (ss that policy
u understood In EnRlsnd). 30 long a. the
tntsrssts OF the people are 10 varied a. they
are In our country, free trade can never be
made national issue, and 1t Ia not now,
however much the Republican party may
attempt 70 force II, or . handful OF Demo-
crsts may svow It ss an issue. We have
listened to this tariff and free trade noise
Tor more than fifty years, and In ali that
time We have never been able to lay our
dagsrs on sty point where we have ever
been benefited BY high tariff or injured
By IN alleged free trade, snd probably there
are but TOW others who can. 1t seems pre-.
postsrous TO think that any set OF men can,
OF would, fssten an adv policy upon the
country without ipjuring themselves to the
same amount that Il would be Injurious TO
those who antsgonizsd 1t. The fact is that
the masses OF the people are about SO much
In toe dark on the tariff subject as they
were hfty years sgo, and a they are likely
70 DO nfty years hence, unless they disin-
ter . ediy examine the subject INTEL IlisentIy
'os tnemheiVss' SECTOR.
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bEVT0R,
The soidiers' Orphsns

The soldiers Orphans sixtseners," at
Harrisburg on Wednesday adopted q raso.
iusaon creating committee to msmorislizs
the legislature, requesting further appro-
p9iatlons for the msinten spce If the snioier,'
usphans schools Uader the act OF 1881, the
ecnoois will clo.s In 1890, ana ;he
.sixtseDsrs insist that Il is not
rehs that about 1900 chi'drs a
lolio wing officers were elected Presto en- Z
FrAn< w. Smith, Philsdsipnia ess era
vios president, Dayton Z. Jones, Bos on |:
eeessra vice president, John H. Stews ar
Allegheny Cny; fiasncisl secreisry,
Ths mes Hooper, PaiIsdeiphis cores.
nalng sscistsry, 9. 4. n Kinsios, Mans.
nd treasurer, ". q. jones, Brilps ant,
Oaio /: recording secretary, Miss MoiIis
kssap, Washington. ID. q.
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HAVE NO USE ron HARRISON.
The prommsrs Espress Tse'r Ponsacsi Pref-
srspces-A sigsiiiosnt Vote TAKEN d
tho Dining Room of . Hotel.


srspces-A sigsinost Vote TAKEN n
tho dining Room Of . Hotel.
A delegation VI commercial travellers
called on General Harrison, st lndisuapolis
on Saturday, and provoked the overly talk.
stive candidate Into saying lot OF things
that have raised quite hutbu among the
travelling fraternity. Because handful Of
dYummers from Peorls, bloomington, La
tayette aud Terre Hsute dressed themselves
up In linen dustors, tall hats and federal
umbrellas, and called upon the general, he
concluded that every knight Of the grip 10
going TO vote for him In November In
bis speech he said he was particularly glad
that - cissa 20 large and 10 Influential, and
one that touches 90 many communities, 70
,oyal,y ana earnestly devoted to the princi.
pies OF the Republican party" He Will 10
particularly cory ths, this isn't true when
the ballots are counted.
The sta'emsnt has, naturally, set the
Democratic drummeTs ali agog, and they
arc tbrestening vengeance dire against
such wholesale reck oning ~ the Repuoli
oan cardida'e made. The speech came up
Tor discussion at one Of the tables ~ the
Boyer house at Pittsbnfg on Tuesday.
There were eight at the table, and everyone
wss found 10 be Dsmoorst The Drum.
/ mers were d. y. Lescure, OF New York ;
g. Y. Hartmyer. of Lsoosster, Pa b.
Newman aud j j. Cameron, OF Indisn-
spolis CHARLES L'sbrick, OF Uoster, NJ sss
George r. smith, Of Einira, N. -. X.
Bssemsn, Of Baltimore, and Charles E.
Dawson, OF Milivsle, KY. At the nexl
able we're two moro drummers. One Wa
Joe Donipban, Of CipoinDsti, o. He wss
OemocraI The other, who seemed 20 out
ri plscs thst hs refused 70 give his name,
~as the only Republican OF the ten.
/ What makes this fact particularly inter-
L esting In that J. d. Newman lives almos
/ next door To Harrison In ludianapolir, and
/ J. j. Cameron lives but sw doors away
/ The indianapolis speech has brought on
/ nore Democratic drummers than even ths
Democratic party thoug ht II could count on
Ia SPEAK ing OF the situation, Mr.. Base
/ msn said IL left Baltimore Juns Q and
have travelled oil through the New Englsnt
/ states since j met many men who on ny
previous trip were red hot Republican,
| Who say openly that they will vote for tarii
reform because they believe II will bench
/ the country. l remember a solid busl
| ness man OF Concord, Mass. i me
| him at Boston. He usod to call me
rebel, put this time he declared to me hl
/ intention TO vote the Democratic ticket Il
November. OF course L can't call him
Democrat for II tho Republicans get owe
| n our side on tariii reform he will go bach
!, but he will help swell the tide this isll. II
| said 'I'm gong to vote for Cleveland O'
cause his principles are right. We muI
, | have tariff REFORM / tell you when 20
get fellows like ne IL TO vote the ticket,
means something"
, Mr. Smith, Of EImira, stated the Prob
bitiODist vote would be prominent iactt
In the New York campaign. He says it
impossible for the Democrats to lose u
Empire stste.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
An Alleged Enbszzler.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. % --Geo W. Gates,
b,ok-keepsr fo' Hugh Kirkwood, dealer in
agricultural implements, was srrested yes
terdsy on the charge OF embezz!ing q, 600
from his employer Mr.. Gates says the al
legged discrepancy IL simply the result OF
bad book keeping, and that an investigs.
tion will show that no money has been
taken by him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

Since the heavy rain OF Tuesday . large
number OF complaints have been fled at the
station house about the bad condition of the
city streets. Every ofticer has reported
some street ~ 10 need OF repairs. In Pine
street there is . large hole, made several
weeks ego when the road roller sank In ths
ground. This road hes not yet bssn dlled
up IL the city 10 called upon 10 pay dam
ages Tor their dereliotion, tho authorities
VIII likely receive the censure they desc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

wheat-AuR.. Ss>kcS sept, ,s6kc.; oct. ss,tc
May, 9iZc.
Cora aug. A<oi Sept, ESQ. Oct, $50
May. t0kc.
oats Aug. asss; Sept. a>.s, Oct. aa.c.
May, 28s.o.
els 50
Lard-Aug- q l2k; Sept o. lex; Oct
ESQ '~' " Wv
May, 45c.
oats-.Aug., 2a4c; sopt.. 2,sc; oot., eassc.
May. $3.50.
,ss"rk-August ss 81; Sept, Ns 80; Oct.
srd-August, . s7x; Sent. q s7x; Oct.
snort R,bs-August, y TX; Sept. ls TX
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
New York otocks,

Nnw YoRK, Aug. %. p. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cent Exchange quiet posted
rates, q so04 ss; actual rates u sik0
Astsz for 90 days ana u s7b<04 sT11 for demand |,
Governments closed nrm; currency So,
q 70 BID ts coup, q sski tk's do. u OK
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
dull ana weak. ana on moderate business Q
oeciine OF ,S0k per cent took place. 4 he list
continued duu until about IL q m, when
there was good buying OF the entire list. with
Lackawanna 4 Western and Northern Pacinc
preferred the principal features, ana pric.
advanced u t,lk per cent, Snd thu list |, nc N
selling at the best figures Of the day.
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The Furniturs TO DO Sold.

Sheriff Burkholder has posted bills for
the sale OF the furniture of the G rape hotel,
or the "Nsw Michael house {" a. the
new proprietor has named It. Unless the
trouble between the old proprietor, Mr..
MipRle, and the new one, Mr.. Rishell, be
sooner adjusted the sale will take place
next Thursday morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
Exourtion 10 WomsIsdorf

The eTcnrrIon to Womslsdori via the
Reading and Lebs non railroads, numbered
80 from this city As tickets were sold st
all other stations on the roads the total
number gathered there In probably several
hundred. The excursion wss gotten up
under the auspices OF the Womslsdori or.
phan ssy lum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
WILL ras iuaNour DE DuiLrs
fhs street Railway Oompasy Assert They
Will Go Ahead with Their worh-Prop-

rhs street Hallway COMPANY Assert They
Will Go Ahead with Their work-Prop-
er'y-Owners to secavo ~ lsjuucsiop.
The third rail Of the Lapcsstsr city street
rsilw way has been laid so ~ south - the
place where they proposed 10 lay the "turn
out" about half wsy between Chsstp at anc
Orange. Yesterday the work men quit Wors
at this point and had not resumed WORK o.
noon to-day, though the "boss" stated tbs'
work would bs resumed and the turnout
laid % soon - h0 received orders from the
msnssemens We understand that shoulo
an attempt b made to lay the turnout the
property owners will SEX for Injunction 70
restrain the company nom proceedins
The width OF the proposed turnout from the
main track 10 nine feet four inches and
thence to the curb ON the east side 10 only
three feet six inches; and - the body Of the
car overhanss the track about eighteen
inches the distance beSwe cen the car and the
curb would be only about two feet--A dis
TANGO that would prevent ell travel on the
east side Of the street when cars were on
the turnout
A turnout ct this point appears to be en-
urely unnecessary, - Il 10 within halt .
block Of the terminus Of the street railway,
and lees than I've minutes would be neoss
sary, d most. to allow the cars Of the two
lines to pass
The street railway have assumed 10 Icy
the turnout without any authority from
city councils, or without consulting I
single property owner along the line. lth
not likely that the mpsny will be sllowst
to do just - they please In this matter.
Meanwhile the Belgian blocks and th
crossings have boon torn up Tor week snt
travel on North Queen street greatly Inn
peded and the drowsy city fathers ar
soundiy sleeping in biisssul Ignorance q
what 10 going on. They will wake no som
day and discuss the question, "Do tb
streets OF Lancaster belong to the people o
10 the railroad compenissS"
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Pitcher Kot,oa,np In rrouols.

from The YORK Daily,
Mira Lizzie kottcamp, wife OF John Kott.
camp, pitcher OF the Anchor base ball club,
who attempted suicide on Tuesday after.
noon by swallowing q quantity OF lsuda-
nun, has almost recovered from the effects
OF the poison. She has brought suit agair st
her husband before ustice Keech ohsreip n
hun with assault and battery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
10 Eiss =, II. sa 4 seE,roy,.

In last evenings INTELLIeESCgR Il wss
stassd that tue tsrletsa covering around q
gas chandelier in the second story OF Bard
= neEtoy's store, South Queen street, had
saseu nSs Tuesday evening. This wss Q
DHAks the IRE WAS In the parlor of
Jeiies Loeb, next door TO Bard & Nc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23

WAsHINaToN, Aug 23.--The House has
Disagree ss to the conference report on the
army appropriation bill and has ordered
another conference.
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Asasal,sd by ss.,, ,,.I, Bo,.

Cyrne hiidsbrsi d and John Miller wsrs
es1eeesu ~ . party OF base bali players,
agaanss whom they brouKht sui. before
Alderman Deem "Wednesday evening,
several OF them we're arrested ana gave bali
Jcs hearing Saturday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
WhIS ed q II yhIlua.

John Gels, charged by Wayne Nieder-
myer with the lsrceny ~ bsiles OF watch,
chain and charm, waived Q hearing st
Alderman Hslbsch's this afternoon aud
gave bail fer bis appearance ct the Pre- sen,
term of the court "a sef-