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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
DrsAlIxo TUGKEYs an DArLlaur.
xvo 2hieves Chased From stvsaburg to Lar
'sh easter ~ Esssgsd Farmsrs.


3ws 1hisvss Chased From stvssburg to Lar
easter ~ Esssgsd Farmsrs.
mAxtin l.. Kfeider IL the name OF q
lbemsr who resides near Ssrasburg, aud
~ . long time pIs: has been made victim
~ poultry thieves, who have been in the
oablt Of pounding down upon him night
ofter night snd robbiDg his roos.r.
~ seems thst the thieves have
4sown boider and on Thursday logan
wsking daylight trips About neon
- that DAY strange wagon appeared On
- farm, and two men were soon seen
boeliy engaged driving three turkey hers
I'D . gobtler into quarry on the farm.
they succeeded In capturing the gobbler,
8Aich was flne large fowl, and ct once
nooo away With him In bag. Tho bold
3ofueny was witnessed by Mre. Kreider
ma the hired man on the premises.
III Kreider and others were informed
~ tho sfisir and they gave the thieves
'o1osD. For time the latter eluded their
russuera. but were huaIly overtaken. The
- with the gobbler in IL was taken from
1eonn, and, - their pursuers Gid not think
No. had Sigh, 10 arrest them, they allowed
oAs0 70 GO Toe pursuing party afterwards
ohtaiaed advice and renewed the chase OF
- thieves. who finally abandoned their
eoAo, continuing 70 make their way to.
uaFds Lancaster on foot Mr.. Kreider
plockily continued the chase, and In 40
Gnasg wsded Mil creek, the waters CT
whish are very cold Just now, no less than
thSee tiuea Tne thieves finally reached
~ co,estogs, which they crossed on =
A. q ReigS,'s Landing, sad made their
Uay icto town. Although very closely
Pursusd they were not taken a, the time.
Tbs team which the turkey thew Q
'opecdonsd In asid 70 have been brought 70
Ms city BY some Que who knew that It be.
1oaeed here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
10 RIOTERS ARRESTED.



~ 80: ss..:.H 80 !. s,vss,issss ia r,os Of
:S--sS~. s-s~ss~ - ~ Euso ouehsnna
I'.'s. ,..ssS CSs,s s,hSr,s. Evsnc. the ar
<s.-s : sssses - ss.sr,s.d hv . r,oh ana
~ s-s,ss.s = - scs,s vo,r shs ~.
~ 4 Zine IN The persone Who are
7{~,-SSa a - ,uon,ic.ted IN this affair.
s.ersius he srrested Edvsrd Ham.
ScAe e1osvell ana rhomss Price. for
- - nl,e.aed N the aseaultou warrants
s. 9ouiro HerDbsy, The accused
2 IN vsal .snovn and arc eMpioysd In
7o6np nIlIa Thev nave bali In the sum
11SS 80 Sor further hseripR.
81 <irfa Aumsut, 9 four. monshs-old child
4uerd a. Aumeut. died on Thursdsy.
" 9nneral viii BE- held on Saturday in
SS1A Aaaston borough.
q ~ fnnernl Of DR., James A. Thomson, Of
= S1vkt.v,Iie. v,ll be held ON Saturday
t~ooa - o,clock.
"a q 1neetlnr Of the shirt factory reople will
{ - &olA 4 the com m,ttse room st the opera
\ 262ro th,s evening. Tho committee 10
S11ose dirscsors vlli report. ana an o,san,-
jl11nn effeoted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
a cuiiaP Btr q.

chief FJndersmith, OF the 6re DEPART
mont, who also has . bird store ON East
Orange strees, received quito . number OF
curious birds this morning. Among them
is a kind called the Strawberry finch. They
arc very ANAL, being little larger than
real awberry, lout OF tho same bright red
color and like that fruit covered with small
white spots. Tnis morning one OF the
birds, OF which there are but two. became
Lost In the store whle being removed from
sc,2f, and bsias very smlll It was not
found for over an hour.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Chureh Ea,s rts,um s,,.

4 Qlivst Bsp,ist ohnieh viii hold bsxar
0VoR d. r. btsckhouse's shoe store. Fast
L@pg street, Tor three days, beginning en-
- issf osy oi this month. II will be for
- hsnent Of the building fund.
~ Bt Psul's Reformed church an enter
ousns will be givon this evening, wLsa
Gese wiil be solos py Mr.. John smsiire,
~ Bidwell, Miss BslixslI, readings by
phsfds, Hendricks, Stfickler aud Others.
tooe entertainments are free,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
a N issipg Boy Returns.

Charles Kennard, eyed Q years, OF No.
1856 Beaver street, was sent by his mother
yesterday morning with . basket OF wash
10 a customer. He did not return By noon,
his mother became uneasy aud late In the
day reported his disappearance ct the
station house The onioers were directed
TO DO on the lookout Tor the boy, but they
saw nothing OF him. Tho boy returned
home late in the evening to the great JOY
Of bis mother He would not toll where
he had gpsnt the day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
saansps ms own pssssgs,

Yesterday four letters for local delivery,
which are supposed TO hsve contained
valentines, were dropped In the postofIice.
The postage that was pasted on the
envelopes for payment waa certainly very
funny. The sender evidently had no one
osnt stamps, ~ hs wished, but had two two
cent ones. Each of these be cut In two
diseobally, and placed one-half on esch
letter. or course such postage was no good,
and the postage wss collected from the
persons receiving the letters. The sender
seemed to think that two cent cut In two
was equal to one, but was fooled. Such
queer trick has eeidom been known In
the postal service.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
The sp % ker st DIous,.

speaker Harry K. Boyer, OF the House
~ representatives, came 10 Lancaster yes
43eAl arc ia evening was entertsined AT
%4fpsr by Dr. =. y. Davis, Lancaster cliy's
~ rspfssentstise. The other penp,s present
- ". w. Fnnkiin, representative from
- elty, A. Q. Keplsr, Disiric. Attorney
s4s y Weaver, B. Rsk, OF the Erami
- ksv. J. w. Msminser, and DIR. M. L.
2exh Toe dsnnsr vas eerved In courses
- Vas IA elegant sffs,r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Assessing Damages.

The viewers appointed to sssess damages
caused by tie tx ension OF the city water
mfn to tho ntw water works, met this
morning and heard testimony a. 10 tie
damage sustained 10y Michael Lsiten berger.
This afternoon testimony was heard as to
the claim Of Mortimer Malone, Adam
Steiner aud John Duly. The awards hi d
not been agreed upon N time for publica-
{ on 20 Gay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
a Birthday Party.

party numbering about ten couples 9
met al the residence OF Mrs. Khlinger, on
West Chessr ut stree, on Thursday evening z,
!. being her daughter Mary's birthday. The
tune vas pleasantly spent ia singing and
plsying ali kinds OF games. and st u
oc.oek all partoca OF Q splendid supper,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
DE sth OF Mira Irwin

Miss Annie Il Irwin. wife OF d.. VII.
liam b. Irwin, OF Churchtown, died on
"Wednesday morning At her home, after a
brief Illness She was aged Al years aud
was sister OF DR. ID. J. McCsa, OF Ephrats,
and William McCss, OF Church.own. The
inne5ai takes place on Monday, with the
interment at Churoh,oWn,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Al Italian Kllls . scotch man.

WILKKsBARRE, Pa, Feb Is John
Gray, Scotcbmsn. living on Scotch hill,
Pittston, wanted to enter shanty occupied
BY three Italians last night Tho lsttor
objected and Gray poured coal oil on the
shanty for the purpose Of setting It on fire.
One OF tho Italians then fred three shots
from bulldog revolver One Of tho shots
pierced 0ray's heart The Italians then
ned. Two have been arrested on suspicion.
Gray is said to have been out OF his mind
lnt6lv,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
~sv vADIsxrnsxsxns

New Carpets have been ar
riving almost every day since
the first Of the year, and we are
now showing a complete line Of
Moquettes, Gobelins, Body
Brussels, Velvets and Tapes.
tries.
Thirty patterns OF Moquettes
are on display at prices lower
than they can be purchased In
Philadelphia.
Tapestry Carpets, in the soft
rich colorings Of the Moquettes,
at a very much lower price.
The Royal, a 3.ply Ingram. is
one OF the finest grades made
in Ingram Carpets, and we es-
pecially recommend them as
good wearers.
In Body Brussels and Vel
vets the best patterns are here
from the Hartford, Bigelow,
Lowell, and Glen Echo Mills.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Insurance Companies sued.

Emma M. DlhenbAugh, whose property
near the old Factory bridge was destroyed
by fre.some time ago. to-day, through her
attorneys, II. q. Brubaker and q. Q. Ken.
nedy, brought suit against the New Hsmp.
shire Fire Insurance company and TITO
Union Insurance. company Of San Ffsucisco.
For some reason these companies have
refused to pay the amount Of the insurance,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
A HOlntuR Club.

Hom'pg clup has been formed IN the
city. and the following are the tfii ,ers :
President, Joseph Trisslsr /; vice proaidtn mt,
Thomas Humphreyvills; secretary and
treasurer, Harry Reed.
The club has niue members, ownir z
about 200 birds, and they intend having
races during the summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Valentine Day,

TIE number OF pieces Of local m all han
died on Valentine Day and tho day
before were 1913 This 10 an increase OF
more than 600 iecss over last year. The
psop!e arc still rushing to the pos,ofl 90
with. valentines, apparently unconscious
that the day 10 past
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
At the W stor Works.

The special committee on water wol ks
Improvements to-day paid . visit to ex.
anime the high duty attachment recently
pat on the 1000 600 gallon Worthington
pump They arc perfectly satitfed with
the workings OF tho pump and have
ordered that nearly all Of tho work DO paid
for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
The sixteensrs.

There will be meeting OF the Mt. JOY
sixtseneis Of this CITY and Vicinity this eve
ming at : o'clock In the parlors OF the A ner.
can house. The meeting 10 for the purpose
OF completing arrangements to attend the
second reunion To be held at Mt joy On
Wsshing,on's birthday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
VIII Settle IN rh,s C,,,

William l.. Jscoby, formerly CT Terre
Hi, and Miss ssiiie Geahr, OF East Earl,
were married by Rev. J. w. Nj m niger, s,
tho parsonage, at o'clock last evening.
They lett on the 7:b0 train on Q westward
trip. On their return they will reside in
this city
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
cny Prspss,, Wl.har..n.

$ts property belonging - the esta,e OF
oofei 4. Aitick, st the co, neE OF Prip, Q
~ Ofessnut streets, end on North Prir O,
- CHESTNUT street, offered ss public ssle
evsninE BY Aactionesr Hsinss, was
lkdsawn Tor want OF . sufficient bid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
rus ed Tnrough with rrison.,.

This morning the sheriff OF York and
deputies passed through this city, having
Ia charge i've prisoners for the Eastsl a
psni,srtiaSy and . boy for the HoWs Of
Rs.uIe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
The Ninth ~.,d D.mocrn,,, ,,,L

The Democrats OF the Ninth ward hSye
placed Ihs following on their list an csrdi-
dates for council Select council, r.. p.
Men instry common council, J Jscob Pon'z,
Charles 4. Broome and N. b. Weidler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Found . Horse. 4.

Chief OF Police Smelz this afierno, q,
found an old grey horse wandering abou.
at the corner Of North Q1een and Walnut
streets. He had tho animal stabbed aud
the owner cen have him by proving
properly and paying expense.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
Dsssharg. d Win costs.

~ Turner. VINO WAS srrssted for raising
y = Taiton opera house on Monday
- heard before Alderman Herst ey
1Seeirg cpra the payment OF cosis
- t:@s~s'Sea,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
AdRKIdG ny.

JACoBy GBAHR On tuesday evering, at
parsonage Of St. Paul's heiorn Q I church, 1877
Nor h Duke street. by Rev. ). ~. M.minger
william l.. Jacoby and sailie Geahr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
UhieaKo Prod ucs naarkas.

NnioAeo, Fob. Is. tSo o. m.--Marset opensS ;
June, o. 03k. '
.orns1:,sb. saKci Mar. axe May. s5,lc ;
oa,s-ieb. ;59tci May. 97kc June, &c
fork-1eb, ell -; May. ell ~
June, % 10 'N'
80 snor, n,ns.reh. . TX March. IS e2x May,
uL08IHa.
Juuc, i0i. - N'|i'
Feb, s'xci March. ai.c; May. $50 ;
bats bats -feo. s3'.ci March. CSC; May. e,c 4;
N ifsS1raE.ye6. s1a cIl '3H March. Gil G2<; May,
June. % TX. '-H'
shor, Kios- yeb., t5 SIX; Mar. to SIX May.
" %, June, lex.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

TOBACCO Buyers Contract BnosF, Roceipt
Fooks. sample Tpg y. &C. printt 1t the INTEL.
lIosNosn once az short notico. fri, re- rea-
sonabe Work hrst-ciass. ieb7.tid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

Soup Contribution.
The mayor acknowledges the receipt OF
$40 from George Coll, the contractor, for
tie soup fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
M ARTIN BROS
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Nos, 20 AND 20 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LasCAsIEK, K,PA.

ESTAtE OF Or. HENRY CARPEN-
- ter lata OF Lancaster city. Pa. deceased
ne uhu.rsiRrsd auoitor, appointed To oi,.
tipute ho Laiap,e remaining in he hands
i 81 saIah n carIentsr, aimibistratIiK of DR.
h.hty tai ipsnlaf'de ea-od.ioEnd smong thos
Ieshly emitted IN ths sams, will siJ for that
pufp be on tuesday, Match ~, 1859 At 10
o'clock m, Ia the library Room of me Court
hous., IN lhe Guy OF Lancaster, " here all per.
'o,a,, ,,., wA Il. bklNTOk.
'eo"@voah Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
d FOSTER.
EXCITING TINES

The people alive to the fact that We are SELL
fng suits, ovsrcoats AND Pintllcons at IS per
cent below regular prices
our sales have been greater tran we ex-
pected under this staggering reduc ion.
comtnuns To- ofsr 70 ts tie plppis up ,Ee
dacements that cannot fail 10 swell the thIocg
sent's Fine DIe,s worsted Overcoats, war.
ranted ail-wool, cut down from 90 to si8
NO abatement In closing ort our winter
stock OF unoerwear, Gloves, Hosiery and Car.
Mems All.wooi Scarlet Drawers. &c. down
Mems Heavy Gray Mixed shirts ard Drawers.
all sfzts, a. 25c' DOWN from SS,
Mems All. ool scar.et shirts ana plavers
Meas White and Colored M:r rino Shirts and
Drawers al 3sc.,
Underwear at greatly reduced prices.
Mems Heavy Cardigan Jackets, CSC,
Mems heavy Cardigan Jscset', $50.
H.ayy Wooi Mixed Cardigan Jackets, al.
All Wool Cardigan Jaekeis at 81 Is.
Mems Gauntst Gloves, Buck, ralu, Leather
Back, al 6ic; reduced from los
Men Heavy tucS u owes 75s.
Mems Ali-wool GLOVES at s1c; rsiutei trcm
a full Iiue of Neckwe.r in Tecks aud four.
In Hands. AT So; reduced fron5c.
FUR GLOVES.
In marking hose goods we have PAID no at
tention TO cost but at prices that arc sure 10
make than se'l.
pair at atfsto....."...-.,.... fs heauceo 10 70 ~
pair at 20 Eed ieed 10 90
pair II o........-...-....-...htu ht tuuced 10 50
pairs at bt0.....................ked Reduced N <0o
pals AZ %. htuucen 10 J %
& pairs al OO. OO.....,.........,.,II IIecuceltc 2so
pairs a. NCuctd 10 Z 2Oi
pairs at Nn,-.............,.....te1 te1uced 10 TO
pairs at w ,ReaucS q TO IS
A good seIviselble Ladies', shoe for little
sl D OF which se have good reasons Tor dot g
Also Rubbers IA all stylesand grsdss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.

AL SOOQS NOT SOlo during
the Clearing Sale will be offered
during the continuance of our
Removal Sale at reduced
prices, besides we will continu.
ally offer Newer and Greater
Bargains, as all Goods must be
sold previous to our removal.
The following goods will con-
tinue to sell at Clearing Sale
Prices, as advertised in our
price list.
WORSTEDS AND YARNS.
| One lot Of Zephyrs at &C a
lap.
One lot OF best Saxony at
loc a hank, regular price a5c.
All Fancy Goods and Jewelry.
All Buttons at reduced prices
as per list, except one lot on
our counters at SC a dozen,
which have been formerly IS to
25c.
GLOVES.
Lisle and Silk Gloves, Kid
Gloves and Mitts.
Hosiery and Merino Under
wear. Refer to our advertise
ment OF the nth.
Our stock of Children's Un.
derwear. white and scarlet.
One lot of Children Merino,
I5c.
One lot 2sc.
One lot 4oc.
Lace Goods, Stamped Lin.
ems, Silk Muflers and Hand
kerchiefS, Dress Trimmings,
Pushes, Velvets, Silks and
Satins, Ribbons, Dress Skirt
Laces, Fringes, Muslin Under
wear, Children's Dresses, and
Cloaks.
Everything way down IN
price.
One lot OF Plush Ornaments
at &C, formerly 10 and I2c.
WILL REMOVE.
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING,
On or About April Ist,
Nos. us and III
NORTH QUEEN STREET. |
ASTRICH BROS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15
MARTIN BROS.

keep them ana We know we coull hardly keen
up sizes to sales. There Is no going back OF
facts. Take tbs muslin In our q 20 Shirt ana
compare It with ths best muslin made ana
You III d tbs match. Now thl, with 2lOo front.
Ing inen In bosom. with Inca inteilining ana
ba,k Is the mate,i.i. 3hst we have the most
perfect nttias neck ana shoulder O trial will
prove ara ~e will return the money paid for
any OF these shirts returned TO US unsstisfac.
tory In nt. Ask for The Dayton shirt
Three lengths otsleev1s to pick your size from
ana any size neck from Is To 20 inch collar.
Price tl 60 Unlsur iad or Sl 20 Lsundried.
SEC our Cyclone at $50 aud Pee, less ut
ooc. All these shifts are reinforced bac ana
'front.', making them most oursble. Full Dress
shirts IL % TO % Is. pl,sted, en- Ibroioerod ana
iiqus bnscms' Mems ana Boys " hite shuts
zoe ana Ssc' Atunb'e IN ptices OF Rubber
Goats. Here's tbs Fargain Guaranteed to
Wear Waur Proof q oats Ut 20 AID is cents
under comb alton p'ices."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

HBw roeR, Feb. II p. m-Moaoy 0losoa
% lk0l psr cenly hxeAange quIet pouseA
rAtess o. teN0t 81 actuaa ntes q e00
ltsH for % days ana - fsNOe esx for demand |,
0overnments closed quists oufxDncy eS
b1d. II -
Tho stock market sois morning opened
str ns st advances OF x 70 q per cent but
aftsr the nrst fifteen minutes oi business Of
se ling On tbs eIanRers, the whole nsrket
weaNe ened ana prices went ste Adily lower
thropg sout the m orning. At this writing
valces ale on k TO ~ per cent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

DhOPOSALS.
- 3here will be received at the cffice Of tho
City I 1Iessurer. pl ans. specifcatiOns ana esti.
mates Tor q now Genital Market House on
ground. gipg to the City of Lancaster,
ON which Aie nov eracte ed two 6arket Houses.
Each plan ana speCidcatton must be accom-
panied With an estimsts showing the urobable
cost ana expense OF the buildjpE The plans,
70 councils. and the one adopted VIII be paid
for.
The above pans viii be received up to 7
O'Clock p. m, karCh 8, 1859, BY Order of
J. H. RArHvoN, CLERK. feblliotd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

WE kEoW you are
questioning why we've
been go silent on shirts
wh.n the qualities We
sol! are 50 woIthy OF ad.
vertis o N ent. That's
Just II. You know we
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

A STRICH BROS,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

nVERSEERS WANTED EVERY.
~ where al home or to travel. We wish to
employ reltabie psrson in yonr county to
,hok up Advertisements ana fhow CARDS Of
Electric 6oods. tdvcIt,seme n u 10 be tack ca
up everywhere. on tres. fences ard turn.
pixies. In conspicuous places, In town ard
country In ell parts OF the United states and
canada. stebdy employment; wages s2 60 per
cay eIps nses advanced; no talking Io.
Quired. L1fai work tor ali or part OF the time,
add e.s with stamp.
EMORY 4 Co, Managers. 2n Vine 81,
cards. febi5 ttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

A good service Able Ladies' shoe for little
money can ba hsu OF US. We have one for
so.
Also Rubbe Is IA all stylesand gradss.
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FAHNESTOCK'S.

Nos Ss 81 East King st next Door 10 ~. corr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-15

RARG.lNs FOR THE NEXT SIX
~ DAYS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-14
From Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, March l4.--Except in ST. Paul
and Reading the opening of the stock market
this morning was extremely dull, while first
prices were almost invariably lower, though the
losses were confined TO small fractions and in
none of the active shares exceeded Il per cent
The subsequent feelings were of the same char
acter, and white a generally firm tone prevailed
the movements were entirely without signif-
canoe, and except for few shares were con-
fined to range of less than Il per cent St
Paul showed some strength but no material
change, and the only changes of importance
were declines of per cent each i'm Reading
Texas Pacific, and Pullman, and q in Denver.
Texas and Fort Worth, and an advance of x
in Tennessee Coal. Outside OF the animation
in the two stocks mentioned the dealings were
entirely devoid of feature, and at ii O'Clock the
market was extremely dull and steady at about
opening figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-14
MORE TROOPS WANTED.
Danger Of Conflict Between Mexica1s
and Americans I'm the Gold Ftelds.


CHICAGO, March h-A dispatch from Los
Angeles. Cal, says: Two steamers sailed yes-
terday from San Diego TO Ensensda and they
were loaded 20 the guards with miners and
Prospectors. Gov. Torres has telegrsphed the
Mexican secretary of war for additional troopA
He is fearful of bloodshed. and the
feeling between the Mexican and American
miners over their rights TO GER
tain gulches in the camp has so increased that
q confiict seems certain. Mexican troops are
hurrylng to the mines from the city of Mexico.
IL Is also reported that detachment of soldiers
from the Mexican barracks at kazatlsn are en-
route 20 Ensensda by special steamer. AZ
present there is force of thirty soldiers at the
mines. In the whole camp are about 1000
Mexicans, 200 Indians and perhaps 2,o0o Amer
leans. When the rnsh TO the mines commenced
ten days ago the Mexican soldiers
DIsARxEp EVERY AMERICAN
who came into the camp, but lately this method
Of procedure has not been followed gang of
Mexican horse-thieves has been at work in the
camp for several days past Three horses were
stolen Monday. Clothing. tools. and proyis-
ions were stolen almost every day. The schooner
Ellen. which left San Diego for Ensenada with
eight tons of provisions and seventy-six miners
on board. encountered heavy gale and has
gone ON the beach few miles north of Ense-
NADIA. The vessel will become a total wreck.
No lives were lost.