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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
A ssIeNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
Novrw,., 0, 1889


Oh WEDNESDAY. NovExBER al,lsss,
VIII be SOLD at public sale by the undersisped
Leopard hotel, in the city OF Lancaster. r. Pa a.
a5S9s ss, ,sssGT:;ssIy G.:; siiss ros.eeo Ware
feet, ON Christian street. and lot Of ground
81 frSn snd on s:1a ala
tending in depth 2t5 feet to Christian street
Aoll,h Aol1htning n the s washington Hose House. on
Dwelling and store house, with tSo-stcry
ground thereto belonging. situate No Sas on
the eeast side OF North queen street, obtaining
in depth rs ies T. y Ghsst,s1 asss
street Adjoining property Of John Faegley
late acob K shirH. The dweiiinfP Sppd stors na
are heated by steam
sPs aSn All Al these two two story Brick Dwell
brick back building ana lots OF ground, Nos.
6o8 ana 6O5 North Lime street, In said city.
feet, more or less. ana extending in depth Isl 81
feet, more or less. Adjoining property OF An.
No I. Ali that certain two story Brick Dve,l.
ing House with twostory brick back building
attac chso, and lot OF ground thereto belonging,
containing in front ls feet 1 inches, more OF
less. ana in depth 100 fest more or less
with one story frame back buildings attached
ana lots Of ground thereto belon gin g, situated
Sos, % auu 90 west Liberty street, In said city,
each containing in front 90 feet ana In depth
s4 feet inches, moro or less.
NO .. twoRtOry Brick Dwelling House
with two-story frame back building ana lot
81 ground, situated No. 76l on the east side OF
North Prince street, containing in front 10
less.
No 7. A two-story Brick Dwelling House
with two-story frame back building and lot
OF ground situated NO. 763 on the east side OF
Noftn frince street, containing in front Is
less.
No 8. A two.story Brick Dwelling House
with two story brick back building and lot
OF ground, situated No. 765 on the east side Of
Noith Prtnce street. containing in front l6
feet 81 inches, and In depth 100 feet. more or
No 9. All that certain Lot OF Ground, situ.
ated on the south side of Liberty street, be-.
tween North Prince ana Market sIreets, in
said city, containing in front On said Liberty
sire ct " feet, more or less, and OF that Width
extending sOuthward 65 foe, inches thence
OF t6e width of Is feet, more or less, extend.
ing further south % feet 2inche g. more or less
thence OF the width of 80 feet more or less.
further south 63 feet, more or less on the
south end OF said lot Is erected q large two
story Brick Cigar Factory.
ANY person wishing to view any of the above
properties may call upon Israel p. Mayer, No.
343 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
tale to commence at O'Clock D. m, when
terms ana conditions will be made known bv
JACOB l.. BkUBAKEB,
o30nl,3.8.s.lc.l3. l6.l7,1Od Assignee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
WORK OF A SCOUSDREL.
N usKSowN PERSON STRIKES WA. r.
HaKMAN Win A STONE.
uShns the rrs smsn Is On His Engine the mis-
suss Has Him Ga the Head. Producing
rairfui wound--severai Cars
Wrseked "wednesday night

S CoLrNHrA, Nov. ls--wiliism +. Har.
nen, fireman ON engine No S6,, was struck
- the head by q stone last night and re-
ootved . severe hraise. The train ives 10.
a ~ east ard the sccident happened near
- Su<qasaanna rolling mill. The atone
Wss thrown by some person unknown, In.
sjuripx tie fireman 20 badly that he was un.
o1as 10 70 with his engine A fireman was
+ osat frem the c. ID. oflice TO take bis place.
A wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania
railroad a. Locust street last night TIE
nu1ghs train drawn by engine No. I, III was
X going weet aud wss passing the train drawn
~ engine No. s24 going east An oil tank
- the former train jumped the track aud
struck the cars In the latter train. Three
lcaded cars of the east bound train and
eArec empty cars Of the west bound train
were very badly damaged. The loaded
ears were so much damaged that the mer-
chardise had 10 besrsns.erred. The wreck
crew cleared the wreck.
The fair In the srmory has not been very
well attended. The Metropolitan band held
. meeting last night and decided not to
ailow persons running for the different ~.
ticies 10 solicit votes In the armory. Visitors
70 the fair will not be annoyed In this man.
mar, ~ on;y CHANGING will:be permitted in
ene building. On Saturday a supper will
b held from 10 o'clock. An invitation
wa sent 10 the Republican club of Wrlghls.
vile to visit the fair which has been ac-
copied. The club will visit the fair in q
body on Saturday evening.
7. J. Wierman, jr., chief engineer OF
Harrisburg, and William Hacker, auditor
Of Philsdelphis, both Of the Pennsylvania
Canal company, accompanied by Mrs
Hacker and lsiy friend, pissed
down the canal yesterday. Thoy oc.
cupied tho steamer "Swstars," Of the
canal company. Last night they |ere
Joined ct McCsl's Ier:y by j. Frank
Desmer, OF the Susquehanna coal company,
and d. F. SEIZURE, superintendent OF the
Underwater canal. The party will 90 to
Havre de Grace to- day. While In town the
parry examined the property of the canal
C0mpany.
The Pennsylvania railroad pay car YVES
In town this morning.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad Brskomen
{ will hold ball In Athletic hall to.nighS.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of school
hoard will be held this evening.
Miss Ktttie Rhoades and company pre-
.1nuted "Hsxsl Klrke last night. Tonight
'Fxusf" the pIsy.
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THREW 5000 IN THE STOVE.
Hosrdings OF Years Rard Toll Destroyed b.
Children.

Children.
From ths Chicago Times.
MIR. and MTs. CRUDE arrived in this
country many years ago, and by their
industry aud economy saved the sum OF
5000, all OF which on Saturday went up In
smoke ,hroneh the atovepipe In their home
at No. 1887 West Twenty second street.
CRUDE is employ ed at the mallesble iron
works. His wife on Saturday concluded to
do some extra washing for the children, 30
that they could appear In better shape at
Sunday school next day. After lighting q
big, hot fire In the stove abe rumm8Red
through the closats for little fineries which
she though would not be needed for the
rest OF the year, but which the spell OF In.
clan summer urged her to reproduce for q
day or TWO.
Ia her search among the closets she came
across = little bag, In the bottom OF which
were the whole hoardings OF the indus.
trious years Of herself and husband,
amounting to 5000 In green backs. The roll
OF bills she held for moment In her hands,
thrust it into a stocking and threw the
atockiDg under bed, where che thought II
would bs sa est while she was doing her
washing. But worso than burglars were In
her house while she was working.
Two Of her little children, a boy and girl,
were play ing aud rummsging around, and
Of course crawled under the bed. Then
they found the stocking, and In their glee,
after humping each other with Il for q
while, they threw Il into tho stove 10 see
what nice blaze the nice pictured pieces Of
paper II contained would make. The stock
ing WAS soon sblGze and no were the green
backs, and when Mrs. CRUDE found out whs
they had done there WIS but little speck
ashes to mark whore all tho fortune and
the financial hopes OF herself aud husband
had vanished,
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Deoision In . lifs Insurance Case.

The supreme court OF the United States,
Though Chief Justice Fuller, has rend cred
an opinion OF unusual interest to holders Of
life Insurance policies. Thomas l., Hume,
Of the District Of Columbia, died In 1881,
totally iDsoivest, hut leaving S35, COO life In.
sursnce policies. The policies were, by their
terms, payable TO either the widow or chill.
dren OF deceased. The administrations and
creditors OF Hume's estate sought to force
application OF the proceeds OF the policies to
the payments OF the debts due the creditors,
on the ground that the premiums paid by
Hume were a fraudulent transfer OF an in
solvents estate, and void as against credit
ore, and that, consequently, the proceeds of
the policies should iuure to tie benefit OF
Huine's estate and not to the bene Charles
named In the policies. The supreme court
holds that the beneticisries are entitled to
the proceods OF ali the policies, without any
deduction whatever on account OF pre-
miums paid, holding that q husband and
father has full right TO insure his life In
the interest OF his wife and children, and
that where such policies are effected In the
name OF the beneficiaries they are no part
OF the estate OF a deceased insolyenf, and,
therefore, cannot be regarded as q frsudu.
lent assignment OF any part OF his estate
when 80 Effected.
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rwo DuKLtIsIs CARVING EACH ornEn
A Cifcurosisnsiar Account Of . Fight WIN
Bowie KaSves IN Aiabsms


a CifcumsiansiaY Account OF . Fight WIN
Bowss Ka'ves N Aiabsms
Some time ago DR.. Robert Nabors, who
lived at Monteyailo. Alabama, employed
w. W. Shortridee, . lawyer, 10 coilect Q
few claims against delin quent patients.
Tue returns were not satisiactory and the
men quarrelled, but parted without coming
Shorirldge's office, and the old trou.
ble broke out a'resh. Tbey ii.
nally agreed to fight with bowie knives
In dsrkened room Jest ffthe office. Re-
moving their coats and shoes the mon en-
tered the room aud fought blindiY but
living In the lower story heard the noise ~
the duelists rolled upon the floor, and ran
up stairs. When tho door was broken open,
Nsoors staggered into the office with
blood streaming from dozen gashes In
his fsce and breast. Without sayipg .
word be rushed down the stairs, still clasp
ing CORY knife In his hand. Lying upon
the floor OF the room Wa Shortvidge. His
head had been siashed In fearful msnner
aud the arteries Of his neck had been
severed. HewAs dead. Naborr, after leav-
ing the cfiicc, ran out upon the street He
seemed to be crssed with pain, aud stag
gered along the street until he reached
store whore Albert keenan,, q negro,
stood In the doorway. Without saying q
word Nsbors rushed Of Keenan, and struck
at him with thv knife which he still held In
his hand. The negro started to run into
the store, when tho insane man
made another desperate lunge at him.
Keenan, seized gun whioh was lying
upon the counter and then turned
to face the macmBp, who was In the act OF
making another swing with his knife. The
Two men olinched, but Nabors, who was
weak from the loss OF blood, was quickly
thrown upon the floor. Before no could
get upon his feot sgain Keenan, dealt him \
terrible blow upon the head with the stock
of tho gun, and tben leaping over his body,
ran into the street, and cannot now be
found. Majors never regsined conscious
ness, Both bodies were buried on Tuesday,
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Insulting 10 tbs Pre.,dens

A special from Eldon, Mo, says that
gres. excitement has been created In the
county by an insult offered the national ad-
minisiration by Republican. There was q
Harrison and Morton celebration Wedpes.
day night at Aurora SpringF,s abort distance
from Eldon. Alter the conclusion of the
speeches huge eftigy labeled Grover
Cleveland" was strung up ON Main street
and burned. During the progress OF the
nre The fanatics sang some ooggerel verses
When the Democrats heard OF the insult
they arose from their beds, and, taking up
arms, determined to do some shooting
Hearing hat was coming the Republican
meeting hastily adjourned. The names OF
the leaders OF the affair are known, and the
Democrats and better element of the Re.
publicans threaten 10 exile them from the
county.
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DEAN ofnnOld Fs,me,

Abraham Kaufman, an old citizen OF
Manor township, died this morning at his
home at Tarkey Hill, sged 81 years. The
dcceased was farmer and lifelong
Democrat Among bis children living are
Edward III. Kaufman, tho well-known
horse dealer, residing near Dilierville i.
H Kaufman, OF MouDtville /; Mrs. David
EshlemsD, OF Manor, Mrs. Benjamin X.
Wilmer, of Millersville, and Mrs. Abraham
Taylor OF Safe Hsrbor. Abraham Ksufi-
man, deceased, who kept the Buck hotsl,
was also sou. The funeral will take
place on Saturday morning aud the Inter.
ment VIII bs made st the Nashville,
Mennonite meeting house.
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FOR SALEOR REyT

NOkTH QUEEN STREET PROPER.
~ TVS At public sa Q. On sA1URDAx,
hotel. West e, King street VIII DO sold a public
on ihe vest aide OF Horih Queen street, -Is Ian
caster, ra, between Centre square and west
vrsnge street. consisting Of the two following
No: i. That threestory MaRsLK rRoET
fro,,t ~, ~. npd lot OF ground containing in
:,ness y ssst y SsGhe: n
:, ,hs rear 81 :sid Suiains ana iii sS.nss q
q lo feat pr less. sojcninr pGopeqsy a. of
Jacob Loeb on the north, ana puFpsrf 10.
ssn, e !. @
t9y S pa saSSs Hssn Tss :oS. sS n
ane. large foom ove- 60 Zee. Zee ia Se % p;S, .i'ia n
large wall capacity tor shelving and large
no Q Thst three-story Brick Buildi- q. Nos.
~. 70 ana ~ North Queen street, and lot OF
more or loss. and extending OF that Width
westward in depth lO7 feet, more OF less, TO
nnr,s Mafket s9 Iare adjoining purrart NO. on the
Long, deceased, On ths south subject to the
right OF way above described As appurts nsnt
oinches. with show window on either side Of
entrance Both properties have complete
Srainase Ss by conneotions running 10 public
The two. purparts together make one ne
properfy. having a width OFFS feet, iOinches
ipche az the rear on Mariet saus,e Oppor.
.ani,y a MI be given to purchase the propsrty
sale 10 CONN nee at n. m vben .,,.ra.
snoxv spcs WIN III be given and scnd,t!ons made
nova'iOis.TaTh Agent for owners.
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A Wedding In ResdipR.

Rdv' Dr. Billheimer married In ST.
Matthew's Lutheran church, in Reading
on Wednesday evening, Joseph X. Surle.,
CHIEF chemist OF the Woodstock iron COM
psny, In Admission, Alabama, and Miss Alice
NJ. Ltvingood, daughter Of Jacob =. Livin-
good, senior member OF the Berks county
Der. There were no bridesmaids or grooms.
men, but the following ofhciated ~ ushers:
Frank $, Liyip2ood, Reading; Louis (.
Livingood, Reading; Arnold K. Reese,
Baltimore; Arthur II. Woodley, Dsnville;
h. 8. Nelly, Middletown, PAT y. Stockton
NooIhes, Washington. After q wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs Surles will take up their
residence In Admission. The bride II well
known in Lancaster.
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aa7ll7aH HaHaaa .H|aIaH asaH
MARKETS
N eW tOrk STOCKS.

new foRx, Nov. 10. y. m.-Money closed
at 2Gak per cent. Exchange stea dy posted
rates, % 8N ssk; actual rates q sik0
SAX for 90 days ana q sslsl ssx for demand
Governments closed steady; currency SO
81 % bid /; 20 coupon, q AK, +k's do q osh
bid.
The stock market opened Somewhat irreg.
ular, but after the INST few dealings became
strong on areuewcd buying OF New York 4
New England. and prices steadily advanced
until noon, when they wets uph to lns as com.
pared with those of last night. The market
has sncs continued strong at the advance,
with the coalers the feature
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assaulted q Man in His own House.

Last evening Harry Bruoaker, a resident
OF Middle street, was assaulted and badly
used up by pair OF men. About o O'clock
the men called at BrubakeI's house and do
manded admission. Brubaker told them
they could no. get in but they insisted. One
OF the men drew a bottle partly filed
With whisky from his pocket and struck
Bfubaker In the face aa no stood
II the hallway. A terrible cash was cut on
the nose and another On the side OF the
head. Brubaker bled groat deal, and It
was found necessary to send for DR.. Comp
ton, who attended tho wounds. Brubaker
knows the men who made the attack, and
he will In all probability sue them.
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7aa aH aHI7aaaa
DHA THS

-
BkssLKs-l In Mannheim towr shin on the 18th
inst, Peter Bassler. aged 10 yenIs, mont tn and
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF his brother, Christian
Bassler. Mannheim township, on Friday morn
Ing, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Bassler's
graveyard. nl4qtd.
SospER. i ovember l3. 1883. at sirasbury,
george II. sonder. In the i3d year of his ase.
Ihe relatives aud friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from The residence Of the deceased; at stras.
purg, on Friday. November TO- at 2 o'clock. q
CLAuH.-In this city. on the 18th inst, Mary,
WIie OF John Claus, In the 23d year of her age,
ihe relatives ana friends OF the family arc
respectfully Invited to atte nd the funeral,
rom the residence of her mother.in. Jaw,
Charlotts Claus, No. iei Chester street, on
friday afternoon at o'clock. Interinent at
Zion's cemetery. nl.p,o
kAuFFMAs AT Turkey HiJ Manor town.
shio, io on the 18th inst. isaac kau ffman, In the
eIlh year of his age.
Ibe rslatives aud friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
fiom his late residence, Manor township, at 8
O'Clock Saturday morning. Services at the
Mennonite meeting house. MasonvIIle, at 10
o'clock.
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Illegal Renhion Esas

United States Commissioner Young, O,
Reading, on Wednesday morning held
William ID. Horning, prominent mem ber
of the bsrks county bar, In $1,000 bail for a
the charge OF having takon illegal fees for
securing pension for widow. The pen.
SIGN department In Philadelphia 10 the
prosecutor. The pension amounted 10
S2 800, aud warrant has also been sworn
out against Isidore Keyssr, who assisted la
the collection OF the pension and who IL
alleged to have received $500 ~ his share.
keyser cannot be found.
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Appointms by the Presiaept

the president on wednesday made the
following appointments: Howard Ellis, OF
new Jersey, TO be consul ut Rotterdam
Charles b. Trail, OF Maryland, TO be secre
isry OF the legation to Brazil; William H.
Chandler, OF Pennsylvanis; David Ur1u
hsrl, j., OF Louisiana; Charles B. Richards
oi Connecticut; Howard A. CLARK, of Massa
chnsetts, and David King, OF Rhode Island
TO be assistants TO the commissioner gen era
OF the United States to the Paris intsrns.
tionsl exposition In 1889.
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PALAos or rAssyon.
\ srRloEs PALACE OF FASHION.
ASTRIcH'S BROS
PALACE OF FASHION.
Is EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
LANCASTER. PA.

1t is Black Skirt Laces to- day.
Not narrow laces, but all az
inch Shirt Laces in Spanish,
Spanish Guipure, Chantiily and
Escurial.
Al! are reduced, and anyone
who knows the value of these
goods and has seen them at
their regular prices in our store.
will know fully how to appre.
ciate the bargain.
One piece Of real handrun
Spanish Lace, the finest in this
city, reduced from $6 to $4.oS
a yard /; real value $40.
Black Silk Chantilly Skirt
Laces, nice new patterns, large
flowers. reduced from S1.2s to
81; from $r.so to $I.1o; S1.Ss
to $r.5S; from $3.50 to $I.o8;
from 81 to So.
One piece of Striped Panel
Patterns, reduced from 50 to
81; IRON $3.50 to $3.50; from
So to So.
Spanish Guipure Skirt Laces,
reduced from 81 to 7ec; $1.as
to 9Sc; $I.75 to $I.37; extra
heavy, from So to $I.4S; So to
$2.2o.
Escurial Skirting, reduced
from $3.50 to $2.1o.
Black Chantilly Drapery Net,
silver mixed, reduced from S4
to $3.25.
Black Silk Spanish Net, re-
duced from 81 to 7ec; Spanish
Mattlassee Net, reduced from
$I:75 to $I.19; Chantilly Net,
reduced from 81 to 7oc; 50 to
$I.48.
One lot of Remnants, 1H
and 2 yards in length, sold way
down.
Beaded Grenadines, reduced
from 81 to Soc; from $3.50 to
$1.85.
One piece OF Brown Yak
Net, reduced to soc a yard.
Several pieces of Green and
Brown, reduced to 25c yard.
Pink, Light Black and Cream
Silk Drapery Net, Sc inch wide,
75c and $I.25 yard.
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wm RsItera,s His Tarin Views.

Ihe president is quoted as having said TO
gentleman who has talked with him that
ne st lully warranted In reiteratipp his
tsiln Ieioim recommendations In his COM
~ neehsse 10 Congress. The les uIts of
the late election conclusiyely sbo.os 81.
the people, including those ia the .ras,
Iahulsc' urlng centres, were In favor oi
tstln revision ut the very least. He thought
No SAID, that the election on the whole sss
syicsoIy ior tariff reform. He thought Inc
hepuoilcsns would DO shrewd enough to
Zee ibis, and, falling back from tbs hiVb
protection position taken a, Chicago wnnia
themselves revise and reduce the tariff in
the next Congress. 49,
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Ilere was large crowd stthe execution
o. William Showers In Lebanon, yester-
Gay, and among them were Michael Burns,
ffison- Keeper Smith, A. q, Welchsns and
sheriff Burkho!der. The Lancaster folks
came home carrying pieces OF the rope with
which the hanging was done.
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first citizens. Repeatedly he importuned
her TO consent TO q speedy marriage, but
che refused, He called on wednesday at
the home OF his betrothed, and for q laat
time begged her to consent to an immediate
union. She refused, when he drew re
volvor and abot her twice, only the last
shot tnkiDg effect. Thinking he bad b illed
her, Franks shot himself Miss Loves con.
dition is critical, but she may recover.
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William Snyder, son OF John A. Snyder,
saloon keeper Of North Qusen AtIes,, met
With an accident last evening. He wa.
putting up Chinese lanterns and when he
vent TO cut piece OF wire ono end OF It
new around, striking him in The eye, caus.
irg . painful injury. The sight viii not
likely be impaired. DR.. Kohrer is attend
Ing the casa,
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At The Stallion Hnnsn

James Corral, vagran', was beiore the
mayor this morning and at his own request
WAS sent to the workhouxs for 20 days. He
had wooden leg which was broken and he
wanted to lay up for repairs, A. Ferguson
Vas the name OF another customer who had
come In from Mountville to SEQ the parade
and got soaked. He succeeded In both aud
ne IL yet ia the station house to sober UP.
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Two Speaker. rb., sno,,s

The Third Ward Republican club had a
banquet at the Swan hotel after tho parade
last evening. Speeches were made by
Sonn W. Men'zsr, the man who nomina ated
harrison at Chicago on en- "Alderny"
ucket, and Alderman K. Barr. They are
said 70 have been intellectual treats,
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The New Uaiforms,

Last night the police appeared for The
1ss uue in their new hats and overcoats.
xne hats are OF the latest New York styIe
NHn gold peak and are very handsome.
1ns omeers are very proud OF them. and
they are sll IN ast cd on themselves
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StitIsd tho Cass.

jacob Hartman, OF East Lsmps.er, who
vent cunning on the lands Of John Lefever
eno was arrested for trespassiug, was to
nave been heard before Alderman McCon-
omy last evening. The case was compro-
miseo, however, and tho accused paid the
COST
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The Liederkr.us'. EnterIs,pm.n,

On Monday evening next The Lancaster
Lieoerkranz VIII hold a dramatic enter
ssinment and soclsble la the hall on Grant
street. Great preparations are being made
tor the event, wbich promises 70 be a anccass
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CouTtship ana Tragedy.

Tee village of Hawleyyille, Page county.
attempt st murder aud suicide. Stenhen
franks was the accepted suitor OF Glars
Lo'e' she pretty daughter Of one OF the