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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19
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thrown 10 you In the sen Of troubles that threat
ems 10 engulf you ladies In its danger-fraughi
waves, so 10 speak. aud one that Will float you
over their threatening crests with perfect safety
is found In Dr. Picrccs FavOrite Prescri ption
You make dangerous mistake II you do moi
seize and make use OF IL, IL you are afflicted
10 your sex, styled /" female complaints," for II
Is n guaranteed cure for each and every Ill ol
the kind. The only medicine sold by druggists
under u positive guarantee from the mnnufac.
turcrs, OF satisfaction In every case, or money
refunded. Read guarantee on bottle wrapper
W,Th&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

ing that mono of the druggists were selling
alcohol without prescriptions. and they
thought there should be some regulation
for legitimate uses. A great many rows
which disturb tho peace among some Of
the more Ignorant Hungarians and Poles
are attributable 10 the use ofalcohol, which
they sometimes drink in a raw state, and
with dried apples, making .uppie which
causes them 10 be very quarrelsomc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19
Alcohol rs a Reyernnn.

Al meeting of the Drnggists' assoria-
lion of Reading the best plan 10 sion tho
indiscrimination sale of alcohol was ais
cussei. Information was placed before
the meeting that outside business men
were in the labit OF selling alcohol without
any inquiry as TO the uses 10 which il was
likely To be put, The result was that Il
was bought by Hungarians aud other for
eigbers who, by diluting il with water aud
fats, used it as beverage and INDUCED i'm
drunken orgies. 1t was stated at the meet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

a GREAT many wild fancies are playing
with the African information just furnished
by Mr.. Stanley, and there is talk of rail-
road between tho upper Iambesi and tho
L.okinga watershed and also to Tanganyika
via Unyanyembe and Victoria Nyanza to
the peak of Rucnzori and on TO Aruwimi
via Ulungu Bangwcolo Kaurire. II would
be well TO send out party OF pathological
engineers to clear away this African jungle
of names before attempting to run rail-
road among them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

Tue World reporter, Nellie BY, arrived
at Singapore on Wednesday, completing
the irst half of her rapid journey around
tho earth. Tho trip so far has involved
eight connections and failure TO make SOW
eral of them would have spoiled the whole
undertaking.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

EMIN PAsHA is reported entirely out of
danger and making rapid progress towards
recovery. SO the story of his African king
dom may he told by the man himself and
If he is half as good a writer nv he was a
ruler he can make volume of absorbing
interest.
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SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Scrofula in Children.

ain the early part of 1887 scrofuia appeared
on the head of my little grandchild, then only
Is months old. Shortly after breaking out 10
spread rapidly all over her body. The scabs
on the sores would peal Off on the slightest
touch, and the odor that would arise would
make the atmosphere of the room sickcniDg
and unbcnrablc. The disease next attacked the
eyes and we feared she would lose her sight.
Eminent physicians Of the country were con-
suited, but could do nothing to relieve the little
innocent. and gave IL as their opinion, that
the case was hopeless and impossible To save
the child's cycslght' II was then that we de
cidcd to try Swfi's Specific a.. >. ~ That med
icine at once made speedy and complete cure
For more than year past she has been as
healthy az any child In the land"
Mas. RUN BERKLEr. Selma, Kansas.
Cancer of the Nose.
In 1876 sore appeared on my nosc and grew
rapidly. As my fnthcr had cancer. and my hus-
band died Of 10, became alarmed and consulted
my physician. His treatment did no good, and
the sore grew larger and worse In every way,
until | was persuaded to take X. y. \. and u few
bottles cured me. This was after all the doc
tors and other medicines had failed | have
had no return Of the cancer.
MRs NJ. I. MABFS
Woodbury., Hall County, Texas.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Atlanta, Ga.
o2s-lyd "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is purely vegetable
compound, innocent In nature and wonderful
In effect. For children IL is Invaluable, curing
Group, whooping cough, etc., In few hours.
Price 25 cents.
Mr.. w. X. Graves, of Wcthcredviile, Nd,
writes I suffer sometimes with acute rbcuma-
tism, and your salvation oil gives me instantA-
neous relief. cordially recommend ~ as "a sure
cure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

Tue New York Normal school girls to
the number of seventeen hundred gave n
lively reception to the South American
delegates on Tuesday and rather astonishod
the courtly Spaniards by treating them like
interesting curiosities of travelling show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

THE influenza Is in Boston. This is be-
cause ii is called the Russian influenza aud
anything barbarously Russian is favored
in cultured Boston Just now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19
Holiday Slippers!

Happy the Lady or Gentlemen who
buy and wear the slippers bought here.
How pleasing they fit; what comfort,
content and good wear they do give.
How pretty, too, they are. Fancy
skilled mechanics beautiful effects In
worsted and thread on velvet, felt and
listing, by deft fingers of the fair sex.
Cheap grades as well as the finest; be-
tween them we've every other kind and
price to meet inquiry.
Alligator Slippers-colors- ma
hogany and wine, at $3.50 and So.
Ooze Calf Leather Slippers, looks,
feels, and wear like old.tine buckskin,
at Sl.75.
Russet Goat Everetts, excellent grades,
at $3.50.
The Emperor" dark tan-colored
Everetts, for middle-aged gents wear,
| at $l.75. The original make and shape
| one has ever been made. To-day there
| are hundred and one limitations of it..
| Try ours; they won't disappoint you.
Old Fashioned Morocco Slippers,
| handmade and very durable, at $i.5O.
Silk Embroidered Velvet Slippers,
| very pretty shapes, at soc, 6Oc, Toe, 81 to
| 81. BE sure to see these If you wish
pretty slippers at low prices. You'll like
| them.
Chenille Embroidered Velvet Slippers,
| at 81 to $3.50.
Corduroy Embroidered Slippers, at
$50.
Felt Toilet slippers, at Sl.75. Easy and
comfortable. No seams to hurt the feet.
Boys and Youths Slippers, in win
ming styles, all sizes, all prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

Fay, maiden, with the raven hair,
30 beautiful and 1.-the and tall,
with eyes 10 bright and checks 80 fair,
Why let your teeth destroy IL all?
For they are dark, and feel the want
or n soft brush and SOZODONT.
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Down from $40 10 10 81 20 a dozen
Southwest OF centre.
In Carvers the newest thing
is Crown Hamilton" Blades
by Joseph Rogers, England
homemade handles. Nothing
better. Table and Tea Knives
same stamp.
Bargain spots are thick in
Table Cutlery:
l2Nut Picks, l Crack, plush case, So
IL Pearl Handle Nut Picks, 81 from So
Double-plate Teaspoons, 81 10 from S2 az.
Staghorn Handle Carver, Fork and steel,
Rogers Bros A ! Childs Knife and Fork,
In plush case, 81 D.
Second floor, second gallery.
Maybe he'll thank you for a
Seal Cap, 81 to SIS or a Silk
Hat, S., S., SO. The dollars
can't buy more of either any
where.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Paintings, Engravings,
Easels, and all sorts of Frames,
and only a fraction of the usual
picture store prices to pay.
Basement. Market street side.
You'll be surprised that SO
good a Writing Desk is only
81; more and more surprised
every step up to $50. Wood,
Leather Desks range from
$3.50 to $40.
Juniper and Market streets corner.
Pocket Knives and Scissors
and all that for every need and
taste. A dollar will do won,
ders among them.
Juniper and Market streets.
500 Chamber Toilet Sets, IL
pieces, large jar, IS. Blue and
brown.
Second floor, Juniper street side.
There's no mystery about it.
Plain business. You buy
Books here because it's your
gain to do it.
Scott's Novels, u vols............. 10 50
Scotts Novels, q vols, ,".."......... q 60
Bulwers Novels, ~ Nols.......... II 20
Carlyles Works, 10 vols.,........... 800
Guizot's France, s yols.............. J 70
ilnme's History of England.
Rollins Ancient 'i HIsTy. vols. 60
knights Half Hours with the
hASf NIlA r.
| Irving's Works. 10 yols.......... 9GO
Kingslcys Novels. 3 vols.,... 20
| George Eliots Works. Syols... 720
A very flower garden o
Juveniles.
$50 feet of counter for only
Illustrated Gilt Books. These
are ELy cents cach, ivorine
binding:
| Songs from Faust-Goethe
Song of the Bcll-Schllcr.
| IenOrc-Edgar Allen Poe.
| The Elegy-Gray.
| Rock Me to oSlecp-EliZabeth Akcrs Allen.
| Thirteenth street side.
| Y~l>
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

You can't go amiss. The
glamour Of Holiday time is all
over the store-all but on
prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

How pleasing 10 Republicans must be
the quarrols Of their bosses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19
3tDaun,stakrr's.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Dec. 10, 1859.
Store oben esvnings M
Christmas Epe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-19

Six yards of 5o-inch stuff,
fair quality, good style and
weight. The whole in a neat
box, and the price Sr.75 LESS
than by the yard. That's the
Boxed Dress Robe for least.
Half a dozen qualities up to
81.
Southeast OF centre.
Mems Handkerchiefs.
We've been outdoing our
own past with Handkerchiefs.
Here's another big stride
ahead:
Men's plain aohihe HandAey-
ehie,S, hemshlthcA, n, I, and 2
inch hens, a M4ra maer 1esher-
nav byyres
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13

ceed forty, Five OF the eight men who
composed the crew OF the E, Z. L, and
Bryan persisted where the vessel struck
on Brandywine shoals, The mate and
two seaman caught spar and driited all
night. At daybreak the Others discoy'
cred that one OF the sailors was dead
his body still lashed 10 the spar, The
two survivors were picked up by tug
aud brought to Lewes, There Is great
concern over the crew OF the pilot boat
Rbe Tunnel, She put 70 sea on Monday
and has not been heard from, Pilots
John Barnes, Lewis Bertrand and James
Rowland, Barry Hickman, son Of HaF-
besOn Hickman, and q crew OF eight
men were on board, The New jersey
pilot boat Edmons was blown across the
bay and lies grounded on the Jersey
coast with her sails in tatters, New
York pilot No. 9 was driven in from the
sea, but made anchorage safely. An un-
known schooner Is ashore at Reho-
both, and the coast for miles 10 reported
to be strewn with wrecks,
News comes from RehObeth that the
surf Is breaking over the Bright House
porch, that Surface avenue Is entirely
washed away and that the Douglass
House Is surrounded by water and It's
inmates are In great danger Three
vessels previously reported lost outside
the Capes are the schooners Kate y,
Morse, Walter r, Parker and j. 4 i.
Bryan, Two men, a Colored man and u
German, have come ashore as survivors
from these wrecks, They were on q
rait from 8 p, IN, Monday to Ga, m, yes.
terday. The other fifteen who composed
the crews OF these schOoners are given
up for lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
PREPARING 70 BOOM.
A Better Condition in the Iron
Trade Than at Any
TIME DURING THE PERIOD.
Iron Adyapoes-Review of the Past
Year-An Interesting Statement
Encouraging Facts for the Pro,
ducers of the Country,

PlTTsBuRaH, Pa, Sept l9,-Mr. JOSEPH
D, Weeks this morning made very in
terestlng statement Of comparison in the
iron business between 1870 and the
present year,
"There is no doubt" said Mr., Weeks,
that there has recently been in this
country decided, as well as healthy
and what promises to be continuing i'm
proyement in prices in iron and steel,
The tendency is still upward, aud the
outlook for the fall and winter Is most
gratifying"
"While rapid advance has always
been considered as omlnous Of disas-
trous tumble, the present advance has
neither been rapid nor great. Prices
to-day are about what they were at the
beginning OF the year. In some in,
stances they are u little higher, in other
cases a little less, but on the whole about
the same,
Comparing prices, II Is noted that
,vasa ako,,t r. @ tt.s'1 q ".
,hnv s,o ,,aSNS aUouS !Le ssnie net1iuper M 2, W
NeSy, WY Ns'v ~ 'Ie uss'nnng y, we yeaTI;;
vJIV anJ W. ~, 70 .nV ~ ssme s' oIe Lhll'
but Bessemer Is 81 to 81 % a ton more.
From the first Of the year up to the mid.
dle.ot June there was a gradual decline
avn a Sus .Vaod TO- H,nGe "as ~ aIe prices
nan. nane g siii IuN"Hcsg az ne SHSance ~ ~
81 pSa Ss. I'M n,n uus ~ So' ~ "I,oIe pui mlu'
~ 'WI Wao, ,l 80, "1u esseulel,
iG, .,. WhCn ,,on pH' - ToseE aG Sa csns y,
.o,. iTss 'na 81 sn ~ sne nesnmtns VI Sng
yso', ou' ga ~ ~ sn "oohS , SAs 'Hness ; raTs ~
.me yVT5' S-P Nv SI'c' Fu'eu 'Fon Fep'
fuSfy VIZ, tH@ suaH atls ": :.o so. .lt.l,.
oiu i.um IL, I"'is Vn. ave uVS UH uisner
sai so ns tLry "e.H S, S"1uuy ,y q, nu' tuey W.
" fy appNs WIN tney nv wefs mi iLon tne
,n.uaie ilit u may !" Suu1 ~ ai as III Tue
''Uss IS. arSeI KY. "NSn'e Hnn ~ !na'e'
ee, n"n anoa u snasS sUSI au n.ioO SuVance
~ ~ 90 sSu .ano S.o H. in3oS Sae .o,l p..S how
VsIns apoSe so tne ioHest quot9uon'
nloops t a.c oV' tou ,s isss tuaI ~ 1anu,
Tay' Du' - ''o'o S'"u ~ 94ue auu
1GH 49,. ..,...,.,. !, -, =, :. -,
n hese auSances .ls'. HIe ,y very ea,coutaglngI .,
~ % tne p,oauoe;;Ss' uSe;S "sSause sney nave
con nv,'her neSM eaS ~ VI SuVn aS
an n. W +; ioa'?y ;,,tas3yo;' yoeet tso. ~ o...,,
AZ. y wa 70 ~ i1.rhiesVng t..hes, aaCI continueu
t nlt' MssAs h' .iat tus vYnutsions III tue
timla.,n It'll e Sp' reSSeii;ra. Sii ssG IL sIe" ISTo
e'ul'iaF W thpss pIeNAlluS ~ loiO' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
CONCERNING FREE COAL.
Nav Enslaaa M6a0Iaet6t.r. An.leu,

NeW England M6nUEdetar0rs Anxious 10
Oct Their Fuel from Canada.
BosroS, Sept. 12.-The Senate com.
mittee on the relations between The
United States and Canada continued itl
sessions this forenoon. The committee
held but one gessioa to-day, going tc
Worcester this afternoon as guests oI
Senator Hoar. John L. Batchelder, rep,
resenting the coal trade association, was
the first witness. He thought the result
OF the removal Of the duty on coal would
be 10 increase the sale OF our soft coal II
Canada. Without the duty our coal
would he very Cheap to Canadians com,
pared with Canadian coal. He did not
think the removal OF the duty would
tend to sustain our iron industries, mol
would 1t make coal cheaper.
I, Jefferson, representing the Amos
keag Manufacturing Company, ol Man,
chester, n. H., bald he was largely inte
rested III the cotton manufacturing In
dustry. Since the abrogation Of the re
Ciprocity treaty, his company had made
no sales In Canada, but when 1t was Ii
effect they made few sales there. III
thought any interference With CaAadiSt
roPds would lo'a misfortune to New
England,
Horace p. Tobey, treasurer Of the Ire
mont Nail Works, Warehan, said the,
built their hopes Of future existence
upon tile Use OF coal that comes from thI
Canadian Provinces, and tlat they wert
figuring confidently upon the existence
OF In abundance otcoal which would d.
all the Iron making they wished TO do II
New England. He was In favor Of
reciprocity treaty. II q more sweeping
commercial union could be negotiated
with Canada later on, very good
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
A WHEELING NAN llONOREp.

Col. DaEulsy Elected Lieutenant General
at the sons Of Veterans National Eneamn.
mCnt.
Special DtIpateh 10 ne 1atutOmeu.
PATERSON, MI, Sept. 12.-The elec.
ton Of officers for the ensuing year took
place to-day in the National Encamp.
ment Sons Of Veterans. Charles T.
Griffin, the present Secretary Of State oi
Indiana, was elected Commander.in.
Chisf. General Webb, OF Kansas, Col
onel MCoshe, Of Massachusetts, General
Hall, Of Michigan, and Colonel Perkins,
Of New Hampshire, we're the other can,
didates. Col. II. b. Baguley, Of Wheel.
ing, w. Va, was elected Lieutenant
General. The speech Of Judge Advocate
Thomas II d StaggeTs nominating Col.
onel haguley was one OF the features oi
the convention. The West Virginia
delegates leave for home tomorrow.
The election was very exciting. Each
candidate was nominated with q preliln.
mary speech. MCCabe, for Comman.
der.in.Chiei, held the lead to The twelfth
ballot, when he withdrew in favor OF
Grihen. The latter had % votes, while
McCabe had 80. The withdrawal Of
McCabe settled the question, and arifIen
was chosen amid thundes ot applause,
Capt. George w, Pollitt, Of this city, was
made Adlutant General.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
ALONG THE COAST.
A Large Number of Vessels Lost and Most
of The Crews Drowned.

A Large Number of Vessels Lost and Most
I1 pf the Crews Drowned.
WILMINGTON, DEJ,, Sept. 12.-A special
to the Every Erning states that no Ian.
suuge can picture heterrlble scene along
the coast. The wind IL blowing with
almost hurricane tlerCenesS, driving the
rain with force that cuts like hail. Tho
hall mile reach Of sand between town
and coast is a tossing billow, OCEAN, bear.
Ing wreCkage oil every wave. Through
the mist OF ispray storm tattered sails and
the naked mastS oil a score Of deserted
and dismantlCd vessels can be dimly
seen. Since Monday night the storm
has ragged without abatement. Yester.
days dawn showed a dozen vessels,
which had sought the refuge OF the
breakwater. The refuge Was insufficient,
by II o'clock the sea broke oyer tho
bfeakwater, wrecked the telegraph Bta,
ton, carried away tho big fog bell and
rushed forward, sweeping away the
steamboat pier and dashinR the Italian
bark ~. |. Salvador" against the iron
Government pier. The piers Of Brown
& Co. and Luce sonS gave away and
were swept to sea. The United Ntates
Marine Hospital was dashed from its
modrings and vent spinning down the
beach. The lOwCs lie saving station,
| forty feet above high water mark, was
Hooded aud ilg foundation undermined
Hueyyille, q suburb between the town
and beach, was submerged aud It's 200
Inhabitants fled for life, leaving oil their
nosSeSsions behind.
The fist boat came ashore at0 q. m,
Then came another and another. The
station crew, reinforced by tic HOnhOpe
aud Reno, both GreRS yert 10 work and
have labofed almost unOeaAlnRly ever
aimee. The crew Of every vessel thA
striick was taken of by these darling
mon, mud not liiO was lost among tht
scores Of men tbeg banded, The iol,
flowing 10 q complete ist oi yessCls thai
went Shhprej Tho italian bark Salyg
ltorl, American Gchooner Henry NJ. CLARK
British schooner byron NJ, American
echoonets Alena, Covert, Gertrude
Summers, O, Y, Baker, II, 4 l., Bryan
Maude Leonard, Nina A, Reed, Noyen
abi, Charles I. BllCknBy, all total lossea
AddiO u. Bacon, s. A, Rudolph, A. 4 II
Hooper, Emily \, Dryer, A. D. Robin
son, American ship W. X, Grace, Amer
lean barge Tomoyer, Danish bark Al
lanla, 4 American bfg RlChatd ]. Green
\ American schooner MNor W. II. Tan
tum, Nettie Champsoni pilot boat y \
nAyAFd. batRpa Wallace aud ToHa
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SILVER IN PENNSYLVANIA,


Valuable Discoveries said to Have Been
Made Near ConnelisViile.
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 12,-What
is said TO be a valuable find Of silver ore
has been discovered in the mountains
pear this place by Jos. Arlington near
the BlueptOue quarry. Arlington found
the ore last May while out hunting. He
sold his secret to a mau named Baker,
who gave his noto for $500 in return,
He afterwards told Avington the orc
was worthless, but the latter has inter.
esteda company,of Connellsvlllo capital.
iGiG in the matter. They will develop
the lind II II should prove Of any value
A great deal Of excitement exists and
prospectors swarm tho mountain In the
hope VI finding other deposits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13
WAS NOT REQUESTED.
Commissioner Tanner Says His
Resignation was Voluntary,
CORDIAL RELATIONS EXIST
Between Him and the President
Secretary Noble Says There is
Nothing Personal aud thatthe
Cabinet is Harmonious,

WASHINGTON, D, O., Sept, l9,-To
reporter Mr., Tanner said to-day; "The
President did not ask for my resignation
nor did he advise me to resign, He as
sured me, however, that the investiga'
ton into the affairs Of the Pension OF
Gee had developed nothing that reflected
upon my honesty or good intentions,
and said that II ! remained in Office Sec
retary Noble would resign, The dis
memberment Of a cabinet ia q very SO.
rious thing, and | decided that 1t was
better that l should resign, since the
unreasonable preludlces Of Mr., Noble
could not be overcome,
Secretary Noble was ayerse to saying
anything on the subject for publication.
He did say, however, that aside from
the official correspondence In the case,
President Harrison had written q letter
to the Commissioner conveying In COR
dial terms his esteem for Mr., Tanner.
"And l am glad he did so," continued
Secretary Noble, Reference was made
to the published statements Of an un.
friendly feeling between the Secretary
and the Commissioner, Mr.. Noble said
that there had been no break in hls per-
sonal relations with Mr., Tanner, and
there was nothing personal In the
causes which led TO the severance Of
their official relations. The Secretary
said that II was entirely due to differ.
eHce Of opinion IN regard to matters OF
official administration.
Secretary Noble said that the story Of
a wrangls between him and Secretary
Tracy was made out Of tho whole cloth,
and was not true, neither In word moi
thought. lie added that the same cor.
dial relations existed beteeu himself and
Secretary Tracy rs between the other
members OF the Cabinet.
Commissioner Tanner so far has made
no plans for the future, He will con.
tinue to live In the District for aotne
time. He has u lease for a year Of the
residence In Georgetown, which he now
and II Is furnished with iurni.
Lure which he brought from his homein
BronklVn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-13

D4aoErT, CAL, Sept. l2.-J. Pattef-
SOD, Superintendent ot the Ruuoyer
Mine was knocked ofFhis horse between
this plaCe and CALICO, and robbed oi
5000 in old coin by Parry podson, last
Monday. The robher took Rstterson's
horss and escaped with the money.
Several parties including the victim,
started In pursuit and last night Dodson
was overtaken by Patterson and John
AcEerman, near Coyote Hole. He was
lying behind some brush when they
came upon him and he commenced
shooting at them at once. They re-
turned the fire, hitting Qodsqn nine
times, killing him instantly. The stolen
money was found on him.