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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29


tally founding new colonies.
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Is the current number of the FJrum Il
an article by . Canadian jo,irnalis6, w.
Blackburn Harte. He treats of tlle drifl
towards anneHation aud, In view Of the
recent agitated state Of the Canadians over
their relations with this country, his state
mcnts and conclusions are Of interest. lie
says In substance that Canada is fast out
growing the maternal control Of England
and that even the Conservatives dream OF
another declaration Of Independence, and
while preaching loyalty plan Canadian
republic. Imperial federation he declares
the dream of a very small and wealthy
| class which II trying to establish for itself
the power of an Old World aristocracy, and
any political party in Canada espousing
such cause would he downcd at the polls
He declares that as a matter of fact Canada
has no constitution TO which the people
stand committed, rs the present one was
framed for the colonies In their
infancy by the imperial Parliament.
"Cansda Is now practically eman-
cipated from England and the two
are in reality foreign and competing ma
tions. IL costs Canada the
maintenance, nj an annual expense ofabout
three presidents, Of a British nobleman
whose duties consist Of reading speech
from the throne prepared for him by the
first minister, of receiving addresses highly
eulogistic and about nothing In particular,
and Of opening bazars." In the province
Of Quebec he represents the English speak
ing minority as eager for annexation to free
them from the oppression Of the French
Catholic majority, and throughout the
dominion there appears to lie more or
less open leaning in the same direction by
many who realize the difficulties In the
way Of separate national existence. He
finds influences at work that must result
In the absorption of Canada by this coun-
try, ''cementlng all the races of this conti-
nent into one great nation to which we may
all feel justly prou d to belong"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29
TEErHING SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have a bottle of DIR
fAHkNEi'S TEEfHING SYRUP. Perfectly
saie. No Opium or Morphia mi Ntures. VIII re-
neye Coile, Gripping in the Bowels and Promote
pln,suli Ieething. Prepared by DRS. d. FAIR
Nfn son, Hagerstown, Md. Druggists sci
,i'i 20 cents. Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents
ian4l ydeod6w
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100 square Mlles of Prairie Fire,

A telegram from Helena, Montana, says
that all efforts to check the forest fire
which started In Cascade county, near
Sand Coules, two days ago. have proved
unavailing. Adyices up To last night
show that II has covered an area of over
100 square miles, and has destroyed the
best hay ground in the vicinity. The loss
will be very heavy, owing to the fact that
the dry season had already greatly reduced
the hay crop No such prairie fire has
been known In Montana In recent years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29
HUMPHREYS

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Ff.-Colic or Gripes, Bellyache
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29

PERHAPS the Fourth of July will not he
as noisy this year because people have sent
their surplus cash to Johnstown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN rHATTHE
~ ordinance for preventing accident by fire,
ana The better preservation of order in the city
and prohibiting the sale or casting, throw ing or
nrins oI squibs, rockets or other fireworks be-
fore the Sd, ith and 5th day OF July, viii De
strictly enforced. The said ordinance entirely
prohibits the firing OF guns or other firearms
or the selling, casting, throwing ar fring chasers
or other fireworks operating in "A similar man
ner, within the limits OF the city,
je2pud EpW. IDGERLEY, Mayer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SpECIFI,
Nh

In use 20 years. The only successful remedy
for NERVOUS DEBILITY. VITAL WEAK
other causes 81 per vial, or yials and large
vial powder for S..
SOLD BY DRuGGIsTs, or sent prepaid ON re-
ceipt OF price.-HuMPHRElS' MEDICINE
CO., l0 Fulton ST., ". y. Junea7-Th SAN
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THESE are the days when many people
wish that Lancaster had n park and n
nat ,torium, but even without them tho
place is not a bad summer resort.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29

Occasionally sparrows 60 10 roost In empty
grain oars, and are shut up therein and
transported thousands Of miles, 10 accidcn-
tally founding new colonies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles /!
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You Think Your Ewes A. re Goodi

a ~ you have them examined you will probably
nn9 .haI there Is something wrong with them
anu tust sl,sses VIII be great help 10 YOU
Use inimitable IDA MASTA y lenses
which are made only by as aud recommended
tive vision. anus :" "eiee-
sold Gold speetacles, % 90 usual price.
Steel spectacles, soc; usual prios q, oo
Artificial Eyes inserted, - usual price, sio.
\. MAEHAN 4 BRO. 1880 S. Ninth Street
oriieiANs. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut ana Walnut streets.
mys-lyd
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
THE RAILWAY MURDER.
rhe Froats Under Arrest Charged with
Various Grimes.

rhe Froats Under Arrest Charged with
Various Crimes.
New Brunswick, N j., Dec. 9.--Mamie
Hughes and Kate Ellis, the latest victims of
the Froat family, are still held by the an-
thorities in New Brunswick awaiting the
action Of the grand jury, which will take
the case up at once. Detective Corrigan
again visited the Froat residence, and was
rewarded by the finding Of some letters
which will be important evidence in the
case.
One was written by William TO his brother
James. who married Mamie Hughes at Tot
tenville In it William recounted the fact
Of Mamie's statement, and said the family
were all expecting arrest.
Another written by James to William on
Aug. 0 contains a request that the latter
will send handsome young girl or widow
10 James room at Kreischerville, s. l.
James wanted William 10 tell him how he
was fixed for girls. All the other letters
we're Of the same import, and seemed to in
iicate that the gang had been engaged for a
ong time in the abduction Of and traffic in
young girls.
Tho New Jersey detectives still hope to
iasten the Railway crime upon the Froats.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
The PAPAL BANK.
Leybourn Stiil Insists That tho schems
win he Carried out

Leybourn stiil Insists That tho scheme
win he Carried Out.
Nrw YoRK, Dec. e.--Col @. w Leybourn,
who is engineering the Universal Associn-
tion Bank and Trust company, still insists
that the stupendous project will be carried
out. He says he expected Archbishop Corn.
gan TO attack the scheme, and ho Is there
fore not disappointed The colonel insists
that nothing the archbishop can do will pre-.
vent the organization Ia America OF the
hank, which he says has already been formed
in Italy, France and England.
sThe bank viii be organized within a
week, said the colonel. II have the board
Of directors completed. The archbishops
statements that the benedictions are sold by
the pope Is an infamous lie. Spiritual hene-
dictions are, but only two other benedictions
for commercial enterprises have been given.
Il the henedietion was not genuine the pope
would put a stop to the bank in short order.
John L. Mcintyre, the attorney for the
new project, says investigation has satisfied
him that Col Leyhourn Is a Irresponsible man,
and that the benediction was genuine.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
FOUR MEN pERIsHEp.
A Fatal Dock Fire on the North Rive
New York.

A Fatal Dock Fire on the North River,
New York.
NEW York, Dec. 0.--The dock of the Ma
tional Line Steamship company at Pier 30,
North river, took fire Saturday afternoon
and burned At least four blackened dead
bodies were taken from the ruins "A dozen
more people were badly burned. some Of
whom may die The killed are the follow
ing named
James Barry, aged 55, watchman, No. A
Downing street.
George Booker, "A lcoloredl 'longshore-
man, No PA Sullivan street
Richard johnson, "A lcolorsdl, foreman.
lonshoreman, No. Is Coruelia street
John Whalen, A, carpenter.
The lower floor of the building had been
cleared of freight by the France, but on the
upper floor there were stored ], 400 boxes of
tea and 600 bales of cotton, upon which a
small gang Of 'longshoremen were at work
storing it snugly in a corner. When the
clerks rushed out to learn the cause Of the
alarm they found this cotton in flames and
a dozen or 50 sturdy men trying to smother
the fire.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
Sc RIoters were KIIIed.
Egypt Threatened by BedouIns.

LONDON, Dec. EGYPT is now threatened
with incursion by $4,000 Bedouins, who have
hitherto maintained an inoffensive attitude
The cause Of the present movement is the
refusal Of the Egyptian government to grant
certain tribal claims in regard to land
Though differing widely from the systems
Of land tenure prevalent among the nations
which call themselves civilized, the customs
Of the Bedouins in regard to land occupancy
are well defined, and any infring cement upon
them is bitterly resented. The Egyptian
government night doubtless save itself much
expense and annoyance by deigning to study
the prejudices and customs of these children
Of the desert instead Of riding rough shod
over them and acknowledging no right but
that OF brute force.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
Bureiara az Newark.

NEwARK, n. j., Dec 0--Burglars made a
raid on the clothing store OF Stoutenburg &
Co, on Broad street, Sunday, but secured
no money, although thero was about $4,000
in an inner compartment Of the snfe The
burglars took about 500 worth Of clothing
The store is situated within block Of police
headquarters, and the street Is patrolled BY
four policemen and two private wntchman.
Tho burglars gained an entrance by prying
oif the iron grating at tho renr uf the store,
which covers openings that lead into tho
cellar They drilled around the combina.
ton lock to the safe door, and inserting .
wire broke Tho lock. 1t is supposed that the,
were frightened away BY noise outside.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09

ATLANTA, CO Dec, a.--Actiug on tho
proclamation oi overnor Gordon, a general
movement for taa raising Of relief fund
for the Davis family is now under way, and
1t is believed the fund will grow rapidly.
Already several thousand dollars have been
subscribed in this city. 1t is proposed to
raise total OF 100000. Mrs. Davis debts
amounts TO $4l, ,0s0. kilograms received
from intimate friends of the family intimate
that under no circumstances will Mrs. Davis
accept charity. She will consent, however,
to the plan proposed by the Davis land conn
pany of jackson for releasing the Indebted
ness-that is. the purchase Of 6,000 acres Of
valuable land in Arkansas belonging to the
Davis estate
Monument Association Planned.
This plan received the sanction of Mr..
Davis before his death, and the family are
anxious that it should be carried out.
Therefore. slO00n will I've raised for the
purchase Of the land A movement has been
naugurated for the purpose Of formulating
olans for the organization Of monument
association to raise funds for the erection Of
monument to the memory Of the dead
eader
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
a FaIthfal cnntaln.a nnd Lnnl..

BALTIMORE, Dec. 0.-It Is now feared by
the friends Of Capt Murrell, Of the steam
ship Missouri, that he may lose the sight Of
both OF his eyes He will certainly, thoy
say, be blind ia one eye. The captain is now
in Philadelphia undergoing treatment The
trouble grew out Of long vigil in foxs on
his last trip from Liverpool, the optic nerve
Of the left eye being strained The steamer
Missouri sailed from Baltimore last week on
her return trip 70 Liverpool without her
captain. Capt. Murrell is the man who res
cued the hundreds Of passengers from the
sinking steamer DanmArk in midocean last
sprinp
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
Another crlllelam Aaswsred.
A centurr of concross.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9--The attention Of
both houses Of congress this week viii be
centered on the centennial celebration Of the
inauguration Of the American congress to
be held in the hall Of the house Of represent
atives on Wednesday, The programms ar
ranged for the occasion is simple, but the
event will gather interest from the circum-
stance that it viii be the first gathering Of
the people Of the new administration and the
first joint meeting Of the two houses Of the
tifty-frat congress. Tickets for the occasion
will be issued TO the president and members
Of congress, and admittance to the capitol on
that day will be by card only.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
He Was Twice a Murderer.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. Michael schiefer
wanted in Candorf, Bavaria for double
murder committed Oct i3 has been arrested
here. Schiefer drowned his stopson 20 secure
an inheritence Of i,U0O marks, and when ac-
cused by his child's grandfather, shot him
and fed 70 America. He arrived In Minne-
apolis two weeks ago and went to work for a
farmer named Mark, at Medina Mills. The
latter had read Of the murder, and suspect
ing that Schiefer was the man wanted in
Bavaria, brought him to this city and turned
him over TO the police Schiefer broke down
and confessed his crime and viii be held for
axtradftion
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
The Robbers stripped Kim.

CHICAGO, Dec. Q. 9.-Raphael Mic hael, living
at No. $50 West Indiana avenue, was as
saulted and robbed near the Dearborn Street
bridge by three unknown men and badly
cut about the head. After be had fallen the
highwaymen pounced upon him and took
his coat, vest, pants, hat and shoes. He was
found in this condition by an officer and
taken to the Dearborn Street engine house,
where he was furnished with suit Of
clothes and removed to his home. The mis-
creants made their escape.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
The Braziiians were Excited.

NEW York, Dec. 9.-The steamer Capua.
which has just arrived here from Brazilian
ports, was at Maccio when the news Of the
overthrow Of the Dom Pedro government
reached that port. Capt. Kuchenthal says
the news caused considerable excitement
People gathered on the wharves and streets
and excidedly discussed the situation. The
presence Of troops, however, prevented any
disturbance, and in a short time the most
ardent supporters Of the emperor became re-
conciled to the inevitable. So far as he
could learn the captain says there was no
bloodshed or rioting at Maccio while he was
there.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
win Go Into voluntary Liquidation.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec 9.-The Capital Loan
and Investment company, which was or
ganized about six months ago with a capital
stock of SIC, ,0O0, 900, has resolved to go into
voluntary liquidation. H. r Albers, the
secretary and manager, gives as the reason
for the failure that the stockholders, who
had paid their assessments, nearly all wanted
larger loans than they could be accommo-
lated with A stockholder in Tennessee,
having $4,000 worth Of stock, paid in $500
and quit This seems to have precipitated
the rush. The stockholders viii do well if
they get 25 per cent on what they have
Maid in
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
A mig riour Mil Burued.

LocmoRT, N. ". Dec. 9-saxton 4
Thomas -four mill, situated on Market
street, this city, was totally destroyed by
fire Sunday 1t was large establishment
with capacity Of 1000 bushels per day.
The whole loss is estimated at $3.50, 900; partly
insured. The mill was owned by Mr.. Sax
ton, Of Troy, N. Y. The building stood on
the banks Of the canal near a bridge and tho
walls, in falling, carried the bridge down
with them. Twenty thousand bushels OF
wheat fell into the canal and are total loss.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
TRIED 10 I.ynch the constables,

DEs MONIES, Ia, Dec. IA mob Of
several thousand people tried 10 lynch con-
tables Potts and Hamilton yesterday These
TWO men have been active a long time maxi
ng arrests under the prohibition law They
arrested man in a gambling room and
Itarted with him for Justices court. He
resisted and they clubbcd him. He yelled
.AEurderin nsna exousl rushed after tho
sonstahles with ropes shouting, Hang
.hemm The constables ran into a store and
took refuge in a vault The crowd outside
grew large and threw missiles. a platoon
of a dozen police rescued the frightened CON
stables and took them to a police station, the
,rowd following and throwing stones.
several leaders were arrested.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
No Presldent nt chicnrn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 9.--The presidential
yisitors TO the opening Of the Chicago Audi
lorium arrived here in safety. The trip iron.
Pittsburg was without special incident. The
president was driven 10 the residence Of Mr.
Mckee, where he remained all afternoon and
evening. The president and party attended
church Sunday evening and left for Chicago
asst night at l2:40 over the Pennsylvania
road. The return 70 Washington will be by
way Of indianapolis, the train passing here
Tuesday morning. On his return trip the
president viii be joined by bis daughter, Mrs
Robert Mckee, who will 60 TO the White
House for the winter.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
TWO Young Girls nrownsd.

NORRIS PLAINS, n. j., Dec 9.-James Ell
lott, while walking near the pond on Nc
Curdy's estate, saw a girls mitten protrud-
ing through the ice. He took hold Of the
mitten and was horrified to find that it con-
tanned human hand. When the body was
taken from the water it was found to be that
Of Eva Haverborn, the ll-year-old daughter
of the butler. The body Of Clara Haverborn,
her sister, aged 10, was found soon after. It
is supposed that one Of the sisters broke
through the ice and that the other broke
through in trying TO save her.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
London,a Labor Revoiution.

LONDON Dec 1.-TWO thousand gaswork-
ers met in n suburb Of London Sunday and
adopted resolutions embodying the grounds
OF their demands for better compensation,
and declaring their unalterable determine
ton TO force a recognition Of their rights
1t is confidently asserted that the coal
handlers will strike in sympathy with the
gasworlSers II the latter 60 out II "a gem
eral strike Of gas employees takes place it
will cause more trouble 70 the general popu-
iation OF London than any OF the labor dis.
turbances that have yet occurred.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
rbree Men ratallv rn,,rel

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Dec e-Herbert
McCracken, contractor; Philip Brickey, car
penter, and c. d. Haines, carpenter, were
terribly mangled by the falling Of the new
street car building at Salem, o. The entire
structure collansed, and the "a y were taken
out OF the ruins insensibie and bleeding at
the nose, mouth and ears All ars injured
Internally and, it is thought, fatally. a~---
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
nrnnssa Rev nnnished.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 9.-Moussa Bey,
the Kurdish chief who was acquitted on
charges Of outraging the Christian popula-
tion of Armenia, has been exiled with his
family TO Syria. The force Of gendarmes In
Armenia will be increased, with the purpose
Of holding the Kuris Ia check.
1t is hinted that the porte received strong
representations from European governments
TO the effect that christendom might de-
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
Hundreds at starvation Point

YANKToN, S. d., Dec. 9-There are $500
people in Miner county who are dependent
upon aid received from outside to enable
them 10 survive the winter. Three carloads
Of provisions have just been sent them from
here and further shipments will follow. Re
ports just received from Bottineau county
are to the effect that the settlers are subsist-
ing upon bran and shorts. Upward Of 800
are utterly destitute.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
The Anacondn SIM AGro.

BUTTE, Mon, Dec 9--At a. m. smoke
began to make its appearance in the shaft
Of the Anaconda mine, up which draft
had been coming ever since the bulkheads
were opened in the 100 and COO feet levels
Of the st. Lawrence mine. 1t soon became
evident that the creating Of draft through
the two mines had famed the supposed ex-
tinguished fire into activity, and orders
were at once given to close up the bulk
heads
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
VIEWED BY THOUSANDS
The Late Ex-Confederate' Re
mains Lying in State.
SECRETARY PROCTOR NOTIFIED

New Orleans Mayor writes the War De
partment a Meaning Letter-The See
retary's Feeling Reply-The Stars ane
STRIPES WIN Not Fly at Half Mast.
NTw ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-Sunday at 10 th,
doors of the municipal building, where tn,
body Of the late jefferson Davis lies, wer,
thrown open, and thousands of citizen
tironged into the broad passage and wer,
escorted into the council chamber, wher,
they were permitted to look on the features
of the illustrious dead It was one endless
stream Of ladies and gentlemen and littI,
children. Every walk OF life was represent
ed. Decorators are now at work all over th,
city, and business houses and private resi-
dences are being draped in mourning. Tbs
entire city now wears mourning dress De
tachments from the battalion Of Washing
ton artillery and from the city police are still
on duty and the most perfect order is preserv-
ed At 10 q. m. the Army Of the TENNESSEE
sent detachment of veterans, and they vii
remain on duty the entire day. At midnight
Mr.. Frazee, a sculptor, reached the city hall
and having received permission from Mrs
Davis, commenced TO take plaster of pari
cast of Mr.. Davis face. He worked until
a. m., when he completed his labors Thu
cast, as heretofore stated, will be used for 1
statue 10 be erected at Atlanta, Ca
A Relic of Buena Vista.
Col. d. NJ. Hollingsworth brought to the
hall an old rife used by him during tn,
Mexican war, which he exposed alongsidl
of the body. The weapon, which is in ex
cellent condition, bears the following in
scription
t+tt4+ss--.+ -.sssssstss.s++s .sssss--.s+st
Rneua Vista Feb "a 1877
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
FarrelI viii Ficht arccaifrev.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 9--Dominick MeCaffrey's
challenge to fight Pat Farrell Of this city,
is not at all likely TO be unaccepted- In
speaking Of it Farrell said: you can state
for me that l am personally desirous Of
reet'n- McCagrey in a eght to a finish for
$1,000 a side and any amount in the way OF
a purse any athletic club which will want 10
accommodate US may offer --
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
An rrnnnsire Ne,r ro,l. -

NEW York. Dec. 9.-Fire at No. SO East
Fourteenth street, Sunday, caused losses as
follows; Dempsey & Carroll, stationers,
$1,000 Simpson Hall, Miller a. Co, deal
ers in silyerware, S50,00O; Morris Kahn,
chocolate manufacturer, $4,000; I. W.
Stemmler, importer of satins, $4,000. The
fire is believed to have been caused by an
explosion Of leaking gas.
Evening journal., 1889-12-09
Ioydcn to Doctor tho crnr.

BERLIN Doc. o.-The celebrated physi.
clan, DR. Leyden, has been suddenly sum
moned 70 ST Petersburg to attend the car.
who is suffering with influenza.
Or. Bergman, the noted lnryngologist,
who was one Of the attendants upon the late
Emperor Frederick, is quite III with inilam.
nation Of the lungs