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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
win the Farmers Demand ,


Il tho farmers at their meeting this
Nook desire to do something in q practical
ny to further railroad building in Penn
eylvania, TO the end that the competition
~ be obtained In the railroad service OF
ohelrstate that 20 greatly fsvors the farm.
oDoe The West and Northwest, they ms ,
Deoatably devote some time to expressing
oAolr opinion upon the reported suppress.
Glon OF the South Penn railroad enter.
pgise by the negotiation OF the
pennsylvania railroad officers with the
ohisf owners Of the New York Cent, sl
yaflroad and the PitNburg & Lake
&Eie railroad, which latter has q
Rennsylvania charter. We assume
shat that the farmers would like
- 10 the South Penn built q Q
eonpetitor Of the Pennsylvania and
Aet they want 1t for the very reason that
\ - latter does not. Will they not then
pok upon the Legislature to inquire
Uaether the South Penn project, already
nH completed, with numerous tunnels
oody made and with piers built in the
qushanns 1t Harrisburg, has been
efhered BY . conspiracy between the
onnges Of two other Pennsy lvsnia
snFoads: and to furnish a remedy,
Al dt be true that this wrong
Z - been done the state. Surely. with
- Pittsburg & Lake Erie and the
hnnsylvalia railroads. As the parties TO
eoesl, the state Of Pennsylvania can
Deend itself from these, its creatures.
" The farmers demand IL?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
nR. q. MoLANE'S
CKLEBRATKD
Vermifuge, for Worms
MOTHERS READ,


Andrew Downing, Of Crauburg tov vnshjp
vonsngo county, gave his child ono teas poon.
FOL cf lhe genuine Dr. u. MoJanc's Celebrate
vermtfuge, and she passed lit worms. Next
imornias In repetition Of the dose she passed
Joseph o. Allen. OF Amboy, gave a dose Of
the genuine DIR. y. McLane's CelebraNd Yer
mifnge TO child OF ak years old, ana IL
d bIouHht away W worms. He scon after gave
another oOe0 to the came child, which brOuR bt
away b0 moro. making lSS worms in about n
Mrs. Quisby. No. lsa Hsse xstreet. New Yorr.
writes US that she had y child which had been
unwell for better than two months. She pro.
cured bottle o. the genuine DIR. y. McLane's
Vermifuge ana ad 1inistered II. The child
passed u large quantity Of worms ana In 4
lew Gays WAS "a hearty As ever II had been.
rnrents With such tendency before them
snonia nn not hes,ists whea there II any reason
20 suspect worms, ana lose NO time in admin.
istering the genuine DIR. @. MeLnne's Vsrmi.
iuge. IL never fsis aud is perfectly safe.
THIS is 70 certify that was trout bIed with
tape worm for more than six months, tried
ton. but without being able TO destroy IL. I
got bottle OF the genuine Dr. u. Mciane,s
vsrmifuge. Prepared by Fleming Bros Pitts.
burg. Pa. which 1 took according 10 diTec.
lions and the result WAS 1 oischaTaed one
large ts psworm, meAsurin more than ward.
beside3 number OF small ones.
MIS-. N. SCOTT.
Prt'e Is oonts bottle. Insist on having the
genuine. fO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

it \ strange that be does not ~ that
ths logical force OF this position b
against himsolf and his government,
Tor O'Brieu = also bringing On
Immense amount OF troubls upon them.
He 10 willing and pgobAbly eager to suffer
for the sake OF establishing Che right Of
Home Rule agitatoD 10 treatment - 20.
litical prisoners, and It ought 70 bs .
political maxim BY this time that nothing
20 rapidly makes converts 10 the cause Of
IN agitator ~ ill-treatment. II O'Brien
should die from exposure and ill.treat-
ment, or In such way that these could
be held to b the cause Of death Il would
be staggering blow TO the opponents Of
Home Rule. Unfortunately another In
cident In ireland will intensity the bitter
feeling Of the partisans. The murder
Of Police Inspector Martin while
endeavoring 10 arrest . priest, and the
hearty cheering Of the father by the
crowd ct Letterkenny, may partly
couuterbalance the effect Of the abuse
Of O'Brien. Dispatches now tall how the
officer defended himself bravsly with his
sword and how his body was found
savagely mutilated. II . stubborn min.
istry on the one hand and IN excitable
peasantry on tho other will continue In
this way TO "set wrong to balance wrong,
and physic woe with Voc" wecannot have
long TO wait for revolution In Great
Britain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

Mr. CARNEoIs, In she North American
Revie1. writes about what he 10 pleased tC
call "the bugabo0 OF trusts" and treats ths
syndica.e combinations and pools - trifis,
light ~ air. People who enter upon q
scheme OF this kind ''Write tho charter OF
their own defeat" ''The sugar trust has
already noted competitor 1t IL heels The
copper trust 10 in danger" Even with
respect 10 tho Standard oil monopoly be
writes: "It 10 hundred to one whether 1.
will survive when the present mon at tho
head retire"
Ooncernipg this the New York World
observes that "he ignores the evils which
accrus to the community while the combi-
nations In question are vending their
rather slow way towards dissolution. The
assaiiants OF fiee competition may bring
their own punishment but II 10 the assaults
that tho community 10 interested In pre-.
venting"
We all know that honesty is The best
policy, and that rdscAis usually work their
own tuio, but We do not for thai ress On
smile upon rascal ity - trin ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
O'BrIsa and Martin.

Ihe abuse Of William O'BrIen by the
eelesss, as clonmel, 10 exciting wide.
~ and deep indignation, not against
II omces who merely obey orders and
1eee rules, but against Balfour, who
nne and should suspend those rules in
- = , political prisoner. B,ltour
~ mys that the determined Irish
= = brtaging all his III treatment upon
~ ~ resisting the ofhesrs OF the
+ ~ rsyscrusncs Of thsk duty, but
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
n CONVENT fOR NEW YOHK
Arehbishop corrigsn WA lntzodaes Domiui.
Nina

Archbishop Corrigsn 10 about to intro.
ouee iEto New York the Dominican nuns
perpetual alteration OF the blessed tscrs.
men. The building OF Q convent for these
SISTERS u lafayette avenue, near Hupvs
Point where site has bssn purcha ssd, y / i
also give Nj. John d. Crimmins an opportu.
nifty 10 build memorial 70 his wife, who
wss one OF the foremost charitable wo, ken Q
among the Catholic lsdies Of Nev York
Nj. Crimmins win pay for the chapel OF the
c0pvsut, ihe outsios cost OF which is put n
70 OOO. An anonymous contributor hsa
sent 70 Arch bishop Corrigsn el0. GOO TO hoip
build the cloister. The sxchbishop ~
issued . circular accommodating the object
70 charity. He saysi
"ThS Win b tSs asss astsups 70 ss,ab.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

ST. PAUL 10 to have NO Ice carnival or
ac,0unt Of the mild yls.ss, but Mon
.-osI n paving one 1t any rate.- 1t u
evident that II winters like this are 70 bs
repeated Canada must bs con nqusred.
Itmakes ones nose water TO read OF the
Ice palace cleaning In the sun while merry
toboRgan parties, hundreds OF flying
sleighs, and thr0ngs Of skaters give life
and color 70 the scene and over it oil doats
the banner OF Great Britain with Q Iittle
Canadian emblem seWsd on one corner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

In here oonssmplssivs liss Of pssyss sua
expieticn. There ere already ms1y con /.
munltise usefully engaged "a works Of
charity, an0 while the 1lie Of Martha n 20
we'll repfeoontod the time seems to:have
come Wbea The life Of Masy also could b
inivo iuoed with advantaaon
Archoehop Oorffgnn Wos tho nf1t 70 IN
ssoduco The order into the Gosteyu steteet
whea be Wss bIshop Of Newark. The
parent house II IN Newark. AlthSugh u Q
iiie 10 very - we're, the institution b proe.
Law Of fif0 Commissioners P0sroy. The
nune never eat meat, and during Lent
observe what v known % the black test,
that n, abstinence from even eggs end milf.
Two nuns kueel constantly before the
blessed sacrament In the tabernacle day and
night. The nuns support thomeelvoo By
mating vessmsnts and altar ornsments,
eud By illuminating t0oka The new con.
vent will b cailed Corpus Christi convent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

THE Philadelphia Ballot Reform sssocia.
tion sends out tract descriptive Of the
Australian system Of voting. A bill 10
sosct this system y before the Lsgislatur ,
out - thts ststs 10 20 decidedly one.sidea
90 radical change In the method Of voting
will hardly be resolved with favor. In
spite OF corruption the legislators ere
doubtless very well pleased with things
just ~ they are II . party In power
should narrowly escsps defeat and have
reason to believe that fraud had something
to do with IT, then We might expect the
adoption Of IN im proved system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
KoKo soAr
Koko Soap.
Ir WILL FLOAT. 1T WILL rLOAl

PURE. UNIrORM and DURABLE IN quail.
ity. economical in use. vegetable oil soap
Tor the LAUkDRY, TOILET and BATH
Adapted 20 general household use, or in
MILL, NINE or SHOP. II your grocer does
not keep II. send us . cents for postage, ana
We will mall q cake FREE. Address,
II. q q. A. ROAVHR,
novT lyTu.Th.s ClNClNNATI.O.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05

In recent lecture Professor Richard
dottheil, the eminent arch y ologist showed
that the Dutch Yankee 10 NOS the only
variety found outside Of New England. II
appears that away over In Palestine On
enterprisins oriental arm swindled the
German consulate BY selling TO it Q large
quantity Of Tiles and pottery containing In.
soriptions supposed 70 b ancient, but after.
wards found 10 30 Of modern manufacture.
The professor gave very interesting %.
count Of the stone logo OF Palestine,
and the discoveries from the day
In 1860 when young Jew dis
covered In tbs tunnel, which supplies the
pool Of Sloan with water, . partially efiaced
inscription In Hebrew. II described the
building OF tho tunnel, and though no date
was affixed was important - giving the
ancient form Of the Hebrew letters, and in
1860 the single word Tobias, Ia the same
characters, found on . house near Jericho
showed that II was probably che house
mentioned Ia scripture In con neotion with
Hexekiah. In 1868 Inscriptions were found
q burial place OF the priests which secm
TO support tho theory that the ancient
Phosuiclans were Hebrewa The first In.
scripiion found wss the very important
Ao9e uSOuet Woiou VIZ IOOo0 UUtuO yOuIU
ago on the site OF sn old CITY OF Moab, on
the west bank Of tho Jordan. This stone
Contains record OF tho reign of the King
Mesa OF Moab, but owing 70 petty national
JsAlousy It wss not allowed to be carried
out OF the country, and 70 prevent i!s re-
moval II was destroyed. The greater part
Of II has be1n recovered and the inscription
on It's surface recording the exploits OF
King supplemented the mosgre Biblical
accounts.
"The discoveries made In Palestine have
not, thus far, been great, but they open up
vast possibilities. Why shouid we be satis.
ned with tho fragmentary history of David
and solomon, given In the Bible. when, by
little research, We might ind - detailed
an account OF their reigua ~ we have OF that
OF Mesaf"
Prof Gottheil concluded his lecture by
Expressing the hope that the day 10 not far
distant when We will be able TO resd the
history OF the Jowlsh people from nonu-
ments inscribed and LEFT 70 Us by them.
selves.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-05
JOHN WANAMAKER.

WILD CHERRY, BLACKBERRY.
w Ginger. himmei and Orange brandy,
JACOB r. SHHAFFDR,
sspis-tfd No.W WCSNyEI.soUAEl.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07
JUDGE Oh 4NDLER.

Assistant Sec etary, Judge Geo.
Chandler, of the Interior Depart
ment is making himself popular
with the rank and file of republi-
cans by his bonhomie, his open
frank genial disposition aud his
straightforward course in the con-
duct of the public business
He ia a kind hearted sympa-
thetic man aud believes that re-
publicans should be appointed in
places OF all Democrats removed
for cause or otherwise. He is a
man of his word and up to this
writing. has not so far as we have
been able TO learn made a Prom
ise which he has not faithfully aud
honorably kept. Socially he is a
first class specimen of the typical
American gentleman, possessing
the SaaUietr IN naodo and Fortiter IN
re 90 Characteristic of we'll bred
people the world over. A man
like Judge Chandler is destined
to reach a still higher plane in our
political progression. He is a
man and we admire him.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07

may please the Republican com.
mittee and our State Republican
authorities to enter upon such du,
ties connected with our State CUB
ernatorial election as my be as
signed me. expecs to spend the
last half of the present month In
delivering certain occasional ad-
dresses IN New York, Ohio and
Kentucky, according to present
arrangements made several weeks
ago, and, On or about the fist day
of hext month, l will be prepared
to enter, | trust, with vigor and
enthusiasm, the canvass of Virgin,
la. Once in such, canvass, l shall
not leave it, as | hope. till victory
shall come 10 our party in the
redemption of the old Common,
wealth from Democratic domino.
ton and rule.
[ am, sirs, with entire sincerity,
ynur most obedient servant in the
cause OF righteous, equal govern,
ment.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07
VIRGINIA.

The Importance of the CAM
paign of this State is manifest,
the duty of every loyal Republi-
can is to be on the alert; the loud
talking Democrats who have been
clamoring for the repeal of :he
Internal Revenue on tobacco and
since they have enjoyed four year
of power and have signally failed
to make their promises good, have
the gsul to come before the peo-
pie of that State with such plank
their platform now.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07

Pulies will 60 to Liberia.
He is strongly backed by the
best men OF the country.
Langston is diplomat.
Astwood will 60 to SanDomin-
go.
Langston got the appointment
for him.
Men should be honest to their
friends.
Read the BEE, it is the liveliest
paper in the city.
Astwood did not want Langtson
to make concessions.
Bad advice this.
The Philomatheon Literary so~
ciety will open next Wednesday
night.
Let every body attend.
Virginia will go republican next
fall.
Ohio 10 doubtful, unless Senator
Sherman brings the colored vote
into line.
Read the BEE next week.
Dou't forget the Junior Excel.
siOr excursion next week, Sept.
10th.
The Cadets will 60 to Boston,
Sept 10th.
The Junior Excelsior will 60 to
River view Sept. 10th.
People will want you to do, and
say thanks in derisiOn,.
Pay as you 60, is the best meth.
od.
Go to River view Sept. 10th, with
the Junior Excelsiors.
Go to Galbraith church Wed
nesday night.
The Philomatheons will open it's
Literary and Historical society.
Milton NJ. Holland never abused
the teachers, when he called OH
the commissioners.
John H. Brooks will not be an.
pointed,
Major w. @. Cox, denies that
w. K. Laws assaulted him.
The major says the man is not
born, whom he fears.
Go to River view Sept. 10th.
w. A. Stewart, as President of
the Junior Excelsiors, will 60 to
River view Sept. 10th.
The Phlloma atheon will be the
leading literary society this win
ter.
Every body will go to River
view next week.
Purchase Your tickets in time for
the Junior Excelsiors' excursion.
There is no truth in the charges
OF against the Freed
mems Hospital.
1t is a conspiracy instituted by
the applicants for the Hospital.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07
LANGSTON AND VIRGINIA,
A DELEGATION CALLS TO REQUEST
HIM TO SUPPORT THE TICKET.
HR MnRRG RRpIY

A DELEGATION CALLS TO REQUEST
HIM TO SUPPORT THE TICKET.
HE MAKES A REPLY.
On last Monday evening. a del
egation consisting of Ea-State
Auditor, E. 2. Nc Cade. of Kan
sas; L.. w. Puhes, Geo. III. Rich
ardson, A. j. Anderson and w.
Calvin Chase called on Prof. J.
M. Langston. at his residence and
presented to him the following
address:
Hon. John Mercer Langston,
Sir:
As Republicans we are
deeply solicilous for the welfare
and success of the party; ardently
desiring good government, and
the ascendency of principles,
which guarantee to all American
citizens equality before the law,
civil rights and such privileges and
immunltles pledged by the Con-
stitution and the Amendments
thereto. We believe that. as q
means to the end it is imperative,
the "Solid South" made solid by
methods and prsctices antagonis-
tic to and destructive of good gov
ernment must be broken. In
order to accomplish this the better
judgment and conscience of the
people in that section must be ap-
pealed to, rather than to the dog
mas, fallacies, ranking animosities
and prejudiees of the dead past.
We regard Virginia, as the
key to the solution. The great
economic questions clustering
around the issues prominent in
the present campaign affect not
merely the development and pros
perity of that Commonwealth buL
are of vast national import.
Virginia must be redeemed from
the thraldom of Democratic mis-
rule. Personal grievances, petty
differences, must be subordinated.
In this irrepressible conflict,
there can be no middle ground.
ALI true and loyal men must
fight shoulder to shoulder, pre-
senting solid front to the CON-
mon foe. Your position, sir, must
be now as in the past, In the van-
guard. La a distinct and pecul-
lar sense You represent the hopes
and aspirations of eight millions
of American citizens. We have
come to remind you of your du-
ties and obligations. not only to
the people at large, but to the
thousands of your constituents,
who have honored you with their
full and entire confidence; and
whose legally elected representa-
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07

Rev. s. j. r. Nelson is on the
sick list.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07
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0.5O. Address all orders - Pe,pp.
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The Washington bee., 1889-09-07

We beg leave to announce that
Mr. g. w. Coles, of Alex, Va,
will hereafter be our Virginia cor
respondent and those who desire
the BEE can obtain 1t from him at
his home 1924 Prince street.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07
CAPTAIN MERREDITH.

The new Chief OF the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving will make
some colored appointments soon.
Capt. Merredeath intends to give
colored men and women recognition
in his department.
We congratulate Captain Merre-
death.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07

The members of the John Sher>
man Republican League will meet
at the BEE office. Monday evening
September 9Th at Z 80 O'Clock.
Hon. Johu Sherman will arrive
in the city on the 18th.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-07
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Arizona silver belt., 1889-10-05

There are more social disturbances now than century ago, because there are twice as many people now as then. Many people have become suddenly rich by means of inventions or discov- cries, but this has not been at the ex- pense of the poor, but rather to their gam. In 1850 the Nation had a pop ulatlon of 23,000,0c0, with an average wealth per capita, according to the valuation of property, of S308; in 1880 the population had increased to 50,- 100000 and the average wealth to S870; and next years census will prob ably show that the average exceeds S1 900; nor does careful examination show that this increase IS confined to the wealthy classes. The alarmists who find in every disturbance the seeds of revolution are arguing from very slight premises. With all its en. terprise and energy this Nation is conservative and every communistic or socialistic outbreak has been quelIed by law and public sentiment in way that has discouraged their repetition. If the rich are growing richer the poor are growing richer also, and under such circumstances National prosper ity is assured.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-10-05

Governor Wolhey repudiates John Weir who claims to be an extensive mlne owner in Arizona, hailing from Tucson, and who has been so liberaly quoted in press dispatches from Wash ington upon political matters pertain ing to this Territory. The statement credited to Mr Weir, which ellcited a vigorous denial from Governor Vol fley, in letter to President Harrison is libel upon the Democrats of the Territory. Welr IS quoted as saying, that Democratic ruffians were deter mined to mako the life of Governor Wolhey as miserable as possible; but 1t was almost as much as a mans life was worth to be an active Republican in Arizona; that the majority of Dem ocrats were of the desperado pattern, ready to shoot on the slightest provo cation" Governor Wolfey says that Weir IS stranger to him and not au- thorized to represent him in his affairs, and that, "there is no section of the United States where any one and every one is more free to state his DO, lItlcal views, or to exercise all bis po- htical rights, than in Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1889-10-05

The constitution for the State of New Mexico will be submitted to Con- gress, and when that body passes an enabling act the people of this terri tory will vote upon the constitution. If the election was held this fall it would be putting the cart before the horse, at great expense to the territo- ry.- Albuquerque Citiz sn,
 If the election was held this fail in New Mexico the constitution would be rejected by the people, and the fram- CTS oi that charter knowing that such would be the result, wisely concluded to first submit 1t to Congress, 10 favor ably impress the Republican majority in that body, and secure an enabling net. In this they may succeed, bat the present constitution will not be ratified by the people, and 1t will be necessary to hold another convention to frame 8 constitution that will be acceptable to the majority of the voters
Arizona silver belt., 1889-10-05

The War Department Is in il quan- dry to know what to do with Geroni- mo and his band of Chiricahua h. dlans, now located at Mount Vernon Barracks, Alabama. Their contem- plated removal and location in the western part of North Carolina, has provoked the opposition oF Governor Fowle of that Stale who protests against the settlement of the Chirica- huas m North Carolina as prejudicial to the peace and prosperity of the State. At the same tune Gov. Fewle with simulated seriousness, suggests that the Indians would be desirable tenants for the worn out lands of Sec retary Proctors native State, Yer mont, and facetiouSlY concludes: "l am sure, when the high character for morality and good order of the people of Vermont, the stability of their in- siitutons, the healthiulness of the climate, the proximity of the locality to the great centers of wealth. intelli. gence and philanthropy and the evi- dent soIlcitude of the State autbori. ties to build up their waste places are considered, no happier spot could be chosen for your purposes,