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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
An Understanding at Last.

FROM tIit san 1 lFdhtiS'o f.Nohlilci.
Old MIR. Widower had been sitting silent
ly alone with Miss Autumn for fifteen min
utes. Finally he spoke: " Miss Autumn,
you are pretty "Oh, Mr.. WidowcrH'
I" You are pret--" " How can you, Mr..
Widowcr?n | started to say you were
prett---" " oh, You horrid man, stop ~
" Condemn it all, woman shouted Mr..
Widower. rising and breaking for the
door, 80 ! wanted 60 say that YOU were
pretty near MS old as | am. Now, demmo
i think you're twice As old
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
\ safe investment.

Is one which Is guaranteed To bring you sat
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and pain
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the life of the Individual. such remarkable
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
GOOD
INVEST
MENTS,

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can't help taking more than you thought OF
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
CuricuRA REMEDIES.

Wonderful Cure OF salt Rheum. Face.
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have been troubled with tettcr on my face
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06

THE LATE pR. Dfo LEWIS, over his own sigma
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06

Adamantinc Pins at lc a paper.
Best skirt Braid at &c each.
Pink and Bluc Baby Flsnnelat i0c yard.
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biPlllow Case Muslin, lOc a yard.
500 Marscillcs Quilts at sl.75 each.
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Appleton "A." Muslin at &c n yard.
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Childrcn's Wool Sacks at DC each.
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Gtctlttup.
(NLoTHING AND FURNISHINGS.

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
Cured by Cuticura

To cleanse the skin, scalp aed blood of hu-
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tuTICURA the great skin cure, instantly allays
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DIWPLES, black-heads, red, rough. cnarped,
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06

spot, or blemSh. CUrICCRA RESoLNENT,
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06

UkNnS Soft, white and free from chaps anC
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-06
SHAUB & BURNS.
IA NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCAs-
TER, PA.
Doors AND SHOES.
WHEELMENI
ATTENTION!

We have Just secured the Agency y cF $f.0I1
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Shoes"
These Shoes ARE made OF Fine Genuine Kan
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provement over the Old style Soft Toe Shoe.
The shoes being laced 10 the toes, does away
with the circular seams which often rub the
feet, especially In Hill climbing.
They are now being made up 10 Our Special
Order, in all widths and Sizes and will he here
Monday, July ], just In time for the Grand b.
cycle Tournament.
A pair of these Shoes will be given as second
prize In the Fourth event, In mornings pro-
gramme OF Bicycle Tournament.
The Price Is $500 Per Pair.
Which, when considering they are black and
can be worn ON the street, making n very neat
and dressy appearance, will seem most reason
able A sample pair can bc seen In Mems Win.
dow
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21
DEATH OF DIR. A. B. MOTT.

A Famous American Surgeon Expires
Near Yonk~rs. y. Y.
DR.. Alexander Brown Mott, one Of The
most noted OF American surgeons and {
sou OF the famous surgeon. Valentine Nott,
died Ut his country seat, near Yonkera, N.
Y, on the 18th inst, Of pneumonia, after
an illness Of two days.
DR.. Mott was torn IN New York March
81, 1870. When l0 years Of age b. vi
taken TO urope, and thsrs r. eivsd I
careful elias seal education. He was an
painted visiting surgeon Of st. vincsnt'a
hospital in 1873. From 1855 to 1881 ha
fiIled similar position in the Jewish
hospital, and for fourteen years vas hsAd
surgeon in the Charity hospital In t650
he was appointed attending surgeon at
Bellevue hospital, and subsequently, con-
snlting surgeon to the bureau Of medicine
and surgical relief TO The outdoor poor ot
New York.
In 1861 pr. Mott undertook ths orgaai-
sation Of the medical corpa Of ~ rsgi-
ments thst we're sept to ths apat q var,
and .ftsrward " foaLdsd ~ Vnitsd
Fspeiyed the commistoa Of aufosoa q
Unitsd 6tatss voluntesra, With ~ yaak q
Major. Hs WAs nusteTsd eat q asevioo
July q, l865, With ~ bssvst rank q
N Mott sAds ) stsdy d special slsdy
q hy6raphebia and waa rscoenlssd ~ NJ
q II highsse Ansrican autknfitl1s mp1
thls eabjecA H was tA0ro0e1 bellevag
II etAe eGcleNcy q ~ t1Nat1n1 -.
aegsAed ~ HAe1sur, ~ Ffeaah
ord s31snp1e4 - taa0 : asAeet - -
ler n loaagn ~ - 60 10on - r
fatiG - expesi1 - 80 ~ q -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21

tempt at such public lawless conduct with
In their limits, and they chose
the state of Mississippi as the
only lit ground for such combat. indicat-
ing their utter contempt for the sentiment
or her people and the laws of her statute
books. he sentence of the law is that
as punist ment for the otfense for which
YOU stand convicted, you sha | suffer i'm
prisoument for twelve months in the coun-
ty Jail"
Sullivan gloomily took his seat.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick took his place at the bar.
Mr. Fitzpatrick" said the judge, in view
of all that has been said in yoW behalf.
and which am disposed to believe is true,
you appear to be gentleman who was
only present at the fight as spectator,
and one who did not intend to violate the
law. In view of the statements in your
behalf. l sentence you to pay fine of
$500"
Capt. Fitzpatrick bowed and thanked
the court.
The case was promptly appealed 10 the
supreme court and Sullivan gave bond for
81 300 f0r his appearance ami $500 costs.
He LETT purvis accompanied by his faith
full friend Chime. There was q large
crowd ut the depot who bade Sullivan
good by. On the train Sullivan had bnt
little to say and behaved we'll, although .
5olay NAum tho .ts&in pGssael 1llslfs
burg. Charlie Rich was at the depot with
a large concourse of people. Bonfires were
lit aud cheers were given to the champion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21

He was not accosted, and II the notice Of
the chief Of police, claimed to have been
sent BY the district attorney Of San Joa-
quin, was forwarded In that form II was
not heeaed.
that whsn he heard the shooting he rushed
out cf ~ car and saw Mrs Ferry with .
sachal Il her hand She was trying to
opsn Il and hs took it from her. She tried
to regain possession Of It but failed.
When tho sachel was opened aftsrward q
pistol was found in It.
II u claimed that protection by the
federal officers was given Justice Field by
authority of Attorney General Miller. who
tslsgfapAed from Washington TO tho
marshal 0f the district to see that the
person ~ tho justice was protected ct any
haxasd. The order extended also TO Judge
Sawyer Of tbs United States Circuit court
in this city, upon wnom MrA Terry
made Z personai assault last year while
on railway train accom- panied By Judge
Terry The order was based upon this
fact and npon throats declared % hsvs
tssn naAAe openly BY Terry againsf Jpsttce
Field. Dspaty Marshal NagiA Was
dirs69sd ~ accompany Justica Fisid pndsr
this es1e and ~ i said TO have given
Judps 4sfsy fill warning TO stop whom
ths lat1 hekan his attack upon Jgstios
FiAld A6 0miy 1rsd at Terry - thA IAttsr
was ant ~ skraks : second tinA
Asahe pssssngen q ~ 6ostaara
pvss1 lxaiH 1As Col Fl. G. OttA s1itH
81 90 4 s1S Anse:es Tln,sa Hs vas s(anl-
~ q Gf - dspot tltning-yoam whsa
- n Juass Tss1y occaEssd. -
I - ri ~ y NJ she tragedy = nAen11At
1n1s1 SSa n f1ktarvfnS1 = ~ tsThA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21
BAD FOR BOuLANGER.
He Used Public Money for Private Pur-
poses,

He Used Public Money for Private Pur-
poses.
According to Paris dispatch, the ac-
counts Of NJ. Reichert, the ofiic al Of the
French commissiarat. show that Gen. Bou-
LANCER used in his personal propaganda
242. 900 francs; that he took fromthe secret
service money 100000 francs to pay his
personal delts and til It he subsidized
newspapers and furnished his various es-
adjustments in elaborate style from public
moneys. The state council has annulled
elections in twelve cantons in which Gen.
Boulapger was elected to the councils gen..
elal on the ground that the general was
not legally eligible for the position. From
this distance it looks as il the Boulanger
bubble was badly collapsed.
On test vote the French
senate decided ly vote of POI to
that the court was competent to try Gen
Boulanger on all the counts Of the indict-
ments. Two senators refrain.d from vot-
ing. The court then by 200 votes found
the general guilty Of conspiracy. Six
senators did not vote. Tue court found
Di Ion aud II. Rochfort guilty of compli-
city in the plot. 1t also decided by vote
of 1873 to 10 that Bonlanger was guilty of
a reasonable attempt against the state in
connection with the Lyons depot incident.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21
JUSTICE FIELDS ARREST.

Judge Tcrry's Widow swors out the War
raDt-ReleAsed ON Habeas Corpus.
Justice Stephen J. Field, Of the United
States supreme court. was arrested at : n
Francisco, on a charge of being party to
the killing of David S. Terry at Lathrop,
Cal. Application was made at once on
writ of habeas corpus, and the matter was
heard by Judge Sawyer of the United
States circuit court. who grand the writ
and released Justice Field on $4,000 bail.
The warrant for Justice Fields arrest was
issued by justice of the peace in Stock.
ton. on complaint of Mrs. Sarah Althea
Terry.
Deputy Marshal Nagle, who shot and
killed David :. Terry at Lathrop was re-
moved from Jail at Stockton by Sheriff
Cunningham aud taken to San Francisco
on a special train. This proceeding was
based upon a writ of habeas corpus issued
by Judge Sawyer, Of the United States
circuit court, directing Sheriff Cunning
ham to produce Nagle in the circuit court
at that time. Nagle was taken from the
stockton Jail at an early honr in order to
avoid the excitement which his re.loval
during the day might have occasioned.
Attorney MCGUIRE introduced District
Attorney White, Of San joaquin county.
and said they appeared conjointly to OPP
pose the release Of Nagle by the federal
authorities. The attorney claimed it was
beyond the jurisdiction of the federal
courts to take from the custody Of a state
official person who b g been arrested for
the commission of crime within the
state juris icion and against the state
laws. Judge Sawyer's reply was that the
action Of the court was based on the fact
NJ - ~ T~SA SAnl toto sNff3
forming his duty when the killing occur
red. Arguments upon the merits Of the
law points involved were agreed to be had
1ofav
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21

Territory. 1sn days s6o6 S31a - j
ilegss ars given On Northern z r6olto1
second claass tickets q 6pc1 c1nne1
Falls and all points west, thu ai
fording intending ssttlsfS an e8cG !.
lent opportunity 10 50 IL 6nt1foI
Territory without incurring ~ suukl
pense Of paying local ilsss fssl
point to point.
The Northern naci6c y the shoet-
est route from st. Paul u Thocaae
by 207 miles; TO 6sattls 81 177i
miles, and 70 Portland by az unlleol
tims correspondingly shoEtse -
rying from one 10 two days acoofd.
ing TO destination. No other nue
from st. Paul Or Minneapolis Tnns
through passenger Cazs q any Kid
into Oregon, Idaho Of Washingt0n,
In addition 70 being tho only MI
line to Spokane Falls, Tacouna md
Seattle, the Northern PaCifo rsaGheo.
all the principal points In Noathsgn
Minnesota and Dakota, Montana,
Idaho, Oregon and Washinsfoa.
Bear In mind that the NosGhssn
Pacific and Shasta line h ~ ~
nous scenic route TO all points u
California.
Send for illustrated pamphlsts,s
maps and books giving you v11uAr
bic information III relerenoe % ~
cos,nfyv &rav~rsnx3 hv 41,ia nrnnA ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
They Hold u state Convention which he
quirss Two Days to do the Work.

They Hold u state Convention which He
quirss Two Days to do the Work.
The Virginia democratic convention met
at Richmond on the 14th to nominate can
didates for the state ticket. The rerma-
nent organization committee reported the
name of II. IL. Cardwell, of Hanover,
speaker OF the house of delegates, us per-
manent chairman. and W. W. Scott, OF
Orange, ns permanent secretary. The
convention proceeded to nominate candi-
dates for governor. The ballot was taken
with this result: Mckinney, 59l; Hierne,
IS; Harris, 81.
The convention adjourned without a
nomination. reassembling on the 18th. A
second ballot for governor was begun.
Before the roll was completed Capt. lhll
w. Mckinney was nominated by acclama-
ton.
J. Hoge Tyler, of Pulaski, was nomi-
mated for lieutenant governor by acclama-
ton.
The convention nominated for attorney.
general X. L. Scott, of Pauquier. Basil
B. Gordon, Of Rappahanock county, was
elected chairman of the state central COM
mittee.
The platform was adopted, and the con-
yention adjourned sine die. The platform
declares that through the administration
of the democratic party the public schools
have been preserved and extended; that
the resour, es necessary for the conduct OF
the government in all its departing have
been secured and that the debt question
has been put in the train of final an ac-
ceptable settlement. and opposes reopen
ing the question; and closes thus: We
oppose the republican party as the par y
Of high taxes, of corrupt and extravagart
expenditure Of public revenues. OF unjust
and oppressive treatment of the people
of the southern states, rs the creator OF
trusts and promoter of monopolies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21
ELK POINT UNION

Terry and his vito entered the room.
When Mrs Terry saw Justice Field she
turned and hurriedly went ont of the room
to the train, the supposition being that she
went after q pistol or bottle OF vitriol.
Terry sat down at . table further up
the dining-room. Presently he arose aud
walked over to the lattsr's chair.
Judge Field was leaning over his plate
at the time and Terry approached him
from behind, and without word Of warn.
ing dealt him blow on the side OF the
face. At that instant Nagle cried: Hold,
hands of that man!'' Terry did not heed
the marshars warning and raised his
clinched fist to deliver Q second blow.
Quick as flash Nagle drew a pistol and
sent bullet through his heart and then
another not over an inch from where the
first one struck him.
II happened to know that the deputy
marshal was acting under direct written
instructions from the attorney general to
protect the persons OF Judges Field and
Sawyer At all hazarda In conversation
with me Justice Field said he was not
responsible for the constant attendance Of
the deputy, and was rather annoyed at 1t
The officer went on the same train with
the Justice to Los Angeles, and had faith
AuAsy kuetNOu use HVfeSu Wy " - lsS0e1Set
q tne tragedy As rs IN u laiehful
S1a Il - = -
Terry. Justice Field told me De was mot
armed"
The body OF Terry was taken to Stock.
ton by the coroner, Mrs. Terry rode In
the express car with the remaina
Deputy Marshal NagIe was also taken
there ny Constable Walker of I.athrop.
He refused to be interviewed, but said:
81 am q deputy United States marshal
and simply did my duty as an officer"
His pistol is a 44-caliber Colts revolver
with two charges exploded. Nagle was
very cool, but looked pale and determined.
David Magic, who killed Terry, Is vel
known in this city. In the latter part Of
the '7Os he went to Arizona and in 1891
he received the appointment Of chief Of
police of Tombstone While occupying
that position he had frequent encounters
with criminals, and by his behavior he
soon earned for himself the reputation Of
being . man Of indisputable courage and
bravery. He shot and killed . Mexican
desperate in Tombstone after q fierce
encounter. Nagle was appointed deputy
marshal here year ago and when Terry
made his assault on Marshal Franks last
September Nagle disarmed him. Nagle il
about SO years old and has wife and
family living in this city.
Judge David s. Terry was Kentuckian
by birth. He was California forty miner.
In 1855 he was elected to he bench Of the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-21
HAwKEYE REPUBLICANS.

They Occupy Two bays in Constructing =
Ticket and Platform.
The republicans of Iowa held fully
attended delegate convention at Des
Moines on the ltth which comprised 1854
delegates, and it took two days to finish
the business. A lively contest over tho
governorship required twenty five ballots
to determine, and the leading candidates
for the position, Messrs. Wheeler and
Hull, made way for j. G. Hutchison,
who held the balance of power. The
ticket was easily finished. aud completed
it is: Governor, ]. Il. Hutchison. Of
Wapello; lieutenant governor, A. N. Poy-
neer. Of lama Judge Of the supreme
court, Jesiak Glsea, of ,Polk; . s,ssss
psrintehdent u pa6lsc insatfucki0h, Henry
Sabin, of Clinton; railroad commissioner,
Spencer Smith. of Pottawatamie. TIE
platform endorses the administration of
President Harrison, demands liberal PEN
sions. protection and railway control, con-
demns trusts, endorses prohibition. well
comes the new states, calls for better pro-
lection of railway employees from accident,
asks for courts of arbitration for settle
ment of strikes, expresses sympathy with
the river land settlers, and endorses the
administration of Gov. Larrabee.