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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-29
arpal alnticra.

NHARTER NOTICE.
u Notice Is hereby given that an applicn ton
VIII be made To the Court of Common Pleas OF
Lancaster County ON saturday, August 10, 1870,
AT 10 o'clock IA. m, under the Act of Assembly
approved April ~, 1874, and the supplements
thereto by George Fritch, Ghas Othofer VIII
liam snyder, William Weber Henry leagcr
Aaron Frey and William Paulson, for the char
ter of an intended corporation To be called
The Lancaster Social, Literary and Athletic
Club" the character and object of which are
literary culture ana athletic sports at Lancas-
ter, Pa. HUGH II, FULTON,
Solicitor.
JULY q, 1870. jy22-3tdTu
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VAN HourEss CocoA-The original, most
soluble.
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miscellaneous.

TNJECTORS, RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAN
l. cock lnsplrators and Electors, Ebermar
injeciors, inject sail ali in stock, at JOHN tEsTs, iss 81 81
East Fulton street. m7.tid
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IF you WANT A FIRSr-CLASS PORTABLE
i Engine and Boiler, ON wheels, cheap, as the
following prices show: horsepower, &475 8
horsepower s525 10 horsepower S575; 10 horse
rover, SS75; 20 horse power, 81 No. call at JOHN
bESSTS, SS3 East Fulton street. m7tfd
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DUMPS, BOILERS MINING, CENTRIFU-
Il gal and Steam Pumps, OF any capacity, at
JOHN BEST'S. sSS East Fulton street. m7-td
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hnt a ould be interesting to learn how
has the average American tourist in
past Ne knows of his own country. OF
who are personally acquainted
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UyHITE COTTON WASTE, COPIED BY
w the pound, l0c In lots Of 10 pounds or
over, &c. All goods delivered to any part of the
city Free. Call on JOHN BEST, No. 1888 East
Fulton street. m7-td
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ENOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TABULAR,
II Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, OF
workmanship, 20 TO JOHN BEST. 1888 East Full
ton street. m7-tfd
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no MORE BARS IN BOSTON,
But You Cnn Get Your Boozs In tho beer
Garden Style.

nut You Cnn Get Your lsooze In tho Beer
Garden style.
RosToS, April 27.-The Board OF fpolicc
OF Boston stirred up the liquor dealers
yesterday, by ordering the removal OF all
public bars, and gave them 20 days with
which to comply with the order. This
order effects all the big hotels, as well as
the ordinary grogseries. and already
there is music in the air. Refusal to
comply with the order will result in a
forfeiture OF the license. The law which
the Board Of Police is now enforcing Inns
been on the statute books for several
years, but it has always been a dead
letter. No effort has ever been made to
enforce it. The Prohibitionists have
been pulling a few wires this winter,
and have made 80 much talk about the
non.enforcement OF the law that the
Board OF Police have determined to put
the law to the test.
The liquor interests, alarmed at the
agitation Of the question, introduced an
o'oei 'e'atlVe 10 le2ailZlhS Sales Of liquor
over bar, but the Committee on the
Liquor Law reported adversely upon it,
and the report was sustained in both
branches after hard fight. The victory
for the Prohibitionists showed that pub.
lie sentiment, represented by the I.eris.
lators, was opposed to bars, so the
coming years will witness the trans.
formation Of Boston rum shops into
ideal beer gardens. The enforcement Of
the law will entail heavy loss upon
such hotels rs Youngu, Parkers', tho
Adams House, brunswick, the Vendome,
Victoria, Thorndyke, fremont, Quincy
and Revere, where bars have been fitted
up at great expense.
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ALL. SEClS 70 UNITE
In tho Establishment Of u Protestant unl-
versity ut tho Capital.

IN Tho Establishment OF u Protestant Unl-
yersity ut tho Capital.
WASHINGTON. April e7.-The initiative
taken by Bishop Hurst and other lead
ing clergymcn OF the Methodists looking
to the establishment Of national uni
versity hns, rs it now appsrs, commend
ed itself to nearly all OF the denomina-
,ions, and the prospects are that the
movement will resolve itself into gen.
sral one oi Protestant. denominations,
instead OF one merely OF the Metho odists.
"A committee has been appointed to 80.
licit funds in this city Tor the purpose oi
purcbasiny 30 acres which have been
secured rs tho site. and the members Of
that committee include practically nll OF
tho Protestant ciergymtn Of every de-
nomination having u hold in tho city:
'phis harmonious action, 1t Ia antlc'-
pre,!. will extend over the whole
runntrv. and result in the establish
,usnt Of s e,eat national university,
which will at,,aet no, only the students
n. MI Protestant sCct5. but also ol the
scrnlar class, mud furnish 4 Thorough
slse, for the Catholic and Jesuit uni'
yera;ties already established. The union
of ali deromina,ions Is surprise to the
general public, and, 1t il said, was
Wholly uncontemplated III the concep'
tion OF the movement.
There is now no doubt in the minda
Of any t1lat el! tho money wanted WI!
soon be- forthcoming. Washington will
Furnish tho $50,CU necessary for the
nmrehase Of the site, aud tho rest OF TIC
world j. expected to build and eEtoW
tho university. t5a.5,
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WILSON'S CANDIDACY
For Congress in tho Third Dis.
tfict Calls Alderson Out.
ALL CONCORD AND HARMONY
!" the K"nawia Valley, According
to Aldcrson's Way OF Looking At
it-intcrfcrcncc With U. s.
Ohlccrs In Florida.
Special Dtspatch 10 he Eultllfgtncer,

Sleefat Di'patch 10 me Lsttufgtneer. = "
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 27.-The
following paragraph appeared In the
press dispatches Of yesterday:
"Cn. .HLHsroN, W. Va, April 25.-Ex.
Gov. E. willis Wilson to-day formally
announced his candidacy for the Demo.
cratic nomination for Congress in this
(tho Third) district, which Is now repre.
sented by Hon. John D. Anderson, Wi.
ron is the leader Of the anti. Camden fac.
tion OF the West Virginia Democracy
aud was active In the Democratic boil
which defeated Camdeu's reelection to
the United States Senate three years ago.
a year Hro he attempted to organize a
similar movement against Kenna, but
fnilrh. Anderson Is u member OF the
kcnna wing" !.
Representative Anderson, when seen
by your correspondent yesterday after.
noon, was greatly shocked that such a
thing ~ "wiug" in the Democratic
pnrsy OF the Third district should even
be suspected.
Mr.. A!de,son hslds that Ex-Governor
Wilson has Z perfect right to announce
hlInaclf Il candidate for Congress, or for
anything else II he desires, and mean
while there isa complete understanding
between himself and the Ex-Governor,
He Mr.. Aldersou) will take off his coat
and stump the district for his friend In
tho event uf that friends nomination.
and hc expects reciprocal courtesies,
The Democratic party OF the Third dis.
trictis amonument OF harmony aud con.
cord ut this time; there is not cloud on
its political horizon. When it was sug-
gcsled that his friend might possibly b.
little early in making such an IN.
nonnccncnt, and furthermore that there
had undoubtedly been II Senatorial as.
piiant laid low in the immediate vicinity
Of Charleston in days gone by, and that
that aspirant might have some thing to
say again in the future, Mr.. Anderson
thought, as to the frat. Governor vii,
son was the best judge OF time and place;
and Ms to the SECOND. well, there are
none but good Democrats in the Ka.
nawha valley now, and among really
good Democrats there arc neither riffs,
wings nor splits. II anybody doubted
this they should 20 down there and take
Il ioo: ut the situation. 1t is something
beautiful to see. As to whether e1.
Representative Snydcr would be can-
didate for The nomination, Mr.. Alde,son
was not prepared to say. The conven-
tion would settle all such tr;iies, and
there would be no further instances Of
Faye,te county declining a representa-.
ton in that body.
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PANAMA, April 27.-The walls con.
tinue to tumble about our ears, and even
hotels and private boarding houses arc
closing up following in the wake Of dry
goods stores. OF which there are now lew
remaining. II the work on the bic
ditch is not speedily resumed, Panama
will by the close Of the year, present a
pitiful parody on her former condition.
At present however, hope beats high in
the breasts OF oil and there is as va.
little or no apprehension regarding The
future. at any rate, the Panama ice
company has imported 4 fine ice.makinr
machine from Chicago, which ia III
course OF erection, and work on the
Panama nqneduct is being vigorously
pushed, so that III two ycaIstime, at the
outside, the city will have a full supply
OF water, which it has not had ia the
three hundred years Of its existence.
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A PLUMBER IN TROUBLE.
He appropriated II Lot OF Vino Through I
Ilule In the Wall,

He appropriated II Lot OF Vino Through n
Hole In the Wall,
i SYRACUSE, N. y, April 27.-The much
maligued plumber has turned up in n
new role here. w. b. Bissell, who keeps
drug store in the Florence block, on
South Saline street, had his attention
attracted to-day by a noise in the store
cellar, Upon going down he saw bot.
Tie Of Rhine wine disappearing through
a hole in the wall. He fixed his atten-
ton upon the spot where the bottle had
disappeared, and was surprised to see
the arm aud hand OF man suddenly
appear again and another bottle disap-
pear.
MIR. Bissell came out OF the cellar and
went around on the other side of the
wall and there he, el,found Stephen Hen.
neyii who had been working MIR. Bissall's
wine cellar for all it was worth. Heaney
Is a plumber and was working on the
other side of the wall. He was captured
and was charged in the Police Court yes.
terday morning with grand larceny in
stealing fourteen bottles OF clarct, aud
he was sentenced accordingly, ~. '..uL
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CLAIMS OF MYRA CLARK GAINES =.
At Last Receive Favorable Attention From
tho House Com nittee.

At Last Receive Favorable Attention From
tho House Committee.
WASHINGTON, April 27.--The House
Committee on Private Land Claims has
authorized a favorable report on bill
for the relief OF the heirs Of MyEa Clark
Gaines. A preamble to the bill recitcs
that Myra Clark Gaines, as the legal rep
resentasive of.DaMel Clark, deceased, OF
Louisiana, was entitled, by reason Of
Spanish granite, 10 .3S,457 acres cf land
and that Mrs. Gaines, ;Shilc so catitled,
died and left heirs.
The bill provides therefore for the is.
sue ofpatents to these heirs for all these
lands which The Commissioner OF the
General Land Office shall find to be
vacant, unanpropriated anu undisposed
OF by the United States, which patents
shall operate only as a REIMBURSEMENT
OF title on the part OF the United Statep,
or shall not impair or preclude any ad-
verse claimants from tho right to assert
the validity OF their claims.
For all the lands disposed OF by the
United States or otherwise lawfully ap
propriatcd, It'll provided that there shul
issue in lieu thereof certificates OF i.loca
iion OF the character prescribed by tllt
sixth section OF the act Of Congress en-
titled, "An net for the ii1al adjustment
OF private land claims III Florida, Louis
| lana and Missouri"
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! SAM jones' BREAK,
Says the McckIenburg Treaty
Was a Drunken FroIic,
BUT HE EATS HIS WORDS,
Apologies TO n large Audience, and
u Says llo VIII Stamp tho Feathers
Out OF Those rhilGdclphlnns
Who NliSinfnrmcd Him,

CHARLOTTE, N. G., April 27.-Sam
Jones preached three sermons to-day 10
audiences Of 1000 at each meeting in Il
Tabernacle. III tho afternoon In II ser.
mon to men G,o0o were present. The
evangelist created ecnsatiou and
aroused much indignation among Il 0
old citizans by denouncing the Twen-
tieth OF May celebration Of tho Nlecklen-
burg Declaration OF Independence rs
founded on myth, and nothing but a
drunken irolic. Tho Twentieth OF May
is a legal holiday in North Carolina.
At the sermon to night Mr.. Jones said
That his charge In tho afternoon, that
lhe Meeklenbarg Declaration OF Indt-
nendence is myth. he had since learned
was an cgrcgious error. He apulogiztU
humbly Tor slandering noble people,
md said those Philadelphia people had
imposed on him In the matter, nn,l when
lc got back to Philadelphia again ho
would stamp the feathers out OF them
or imposing OH him about the Mccklen.
'urg Declaration OF Independence.
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BRAZIL, DETAINED
by Doctored Pres. Dispatcl,es-aIensur
Instituted to Stop 1t,

by Doctored Pres. Observation-Disclosures
Instituted to Stop 1t.
Rio De JASEIRo, April 2S.-Tbc Pro-
visional government Inns Issued the
following decree:
WHEREAS, to the detriment OF public
order and tranquility, false reports and
alarming rumors have been circulated
with the manifest and unpatriotic object
OF .faroring censurabie speculations.
WHEREAS. such reports and rumors
are highly injurious to the foreign credit
OF Brazil. weakening confidence ia the
stability OF our institutions, and in the
security Of the obligations contracted by
the nation.
WHEREAS, These reports and rumors
are moreover intended TO cauee alarm
and panic among our fellow citizens
who, with thorough confidence and per-
feet tranquility have throughout the
length and breadth OF the land accepted
the new order OF things.
WHEREAS. The Government, while
not desiring To prevent or hinder the ex.
ercise OF the ackno wledged right to dis.
quss i!a acts, cannot view with inditler.
ence the pertinacious and criminal con-
duct OF those who seek in every way t
create anarchy and promote disorder
and,
| WHEREAS, Such conduct, in it's very
conception is an abnormal state OF at
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Tho Long md Short Haul.

WAsuIS0roS, April 27.-The Inter.
State Commerce Commission decided,
Yesterday, the case OF Stone and Carter
against the Detroit, Grand Haven 4
Milwaukee Railroad Company. in favor
OF the complainants. The main opinion
was written by Chairman Cooley, Com
missioners Morrison and Schoonmaker
concurring and expressing additional
views, and dissenting opinion was
filed by Commissioner bragg. This ease
involves the question Of the lawtulness
Of free carriage OF freishts by railroad
companies to and from one station
on their lines and shippers
places Of business, when. such
free carriage is not given to shippers ut
another station OH the same line taking
the same grouped rate. The Commits.
sion rules that the practice is in effect
tee giving of Il rebate from the regular
published tariff rate, aud, in this case,
violates tho long and short haul clause
ofthe law, By making the charge for the
shorter distance to lonia, Mich, greater
than to Grand Rapids, Mich, the longer
distance. The railroad company iy or.
dered 10 cease and desist from making
aucl free carriage ut Grand Rapids.
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CHAOS UPON SILVER.

The Caucus Bill Has Eoen Killed and Il
New Conference Will l,c Held.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-At the cau.
Gus Of the Republican Senators on the
silver question yesterday morning there
was found 10 be some disturbing ele,
ments, and the caucus was adjourned
until 8 o'clock this afternoon, when the
Senator'S went into caucus again and re-
manned until $3.50. After adjournment
it was announced that the whole sub.
ject had been again referred to tho
Caucus committee, who would endeavor
to frame bill that should prove satis.
factory to all.
The differences between the commit
tees OF the House and Senate seem to be
radical, yet IN earnest purpose was
shown to harmonize, and, if possible,
come to an agreement. The silver men
desire that the provision in the bill re-
ported by the caucus committee, which
gives the Secretary OF the Treasury dis.
cretion to redeem in bullion the Treasury
notes Issued in payment for bullion
should the holder Of the note demand it,
shall be stricken out. They do not wish
to give the Secretary the power under
any conditions to pay ont bullion after
it has been once deposited in the Treas
ury. This view OF the silver men was
supported by Senator Evarts.
The silver men also desire to have the
notes provided for in the bill made full
legal tender, but this is not insisted upon
with the same intensity and earnestness
as is the proportion to keep the bullion
in tho Treasury after it has been depos-
tied. A majority OF the Senators, how
ever, are said 10 be in favor OF making
the notes full legal tender. Several propo
si,ions in the nature Of compromise were
presented, but none OF them were &c
ccptable, and, as stated, the matter hal
gone back to the caucus committee which
will meet on Monday. m
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fairs, such us still exists In Brazil. de
Eanas mcasnrea OF M exception.
character for their eillcien. and thor
ough repression and for the nainteu.
ance ol order. therefore Marshal Manyel
Dodoro Dd Fonscca, chief ui tho Pro.
visional Government, instituted by ,lu,
Army aud Navy In tho name Of tlc
nation hereby DEGREES:
Article |. The provisions OF deere.
No. OF December %, 1850, are subiec,
to all persons who originate or MD III
circulating, by means Of the press or
telegraph or In any other way, in Hrusil
or III foreign countries. false reports and
alarming rumors, such rs refer, for IN.
stance, to the discipline OF the troops, to
the stability Of the institutions OF the
country and 10 public order.
Article .. From this provision ia OK.
cludcd written or verbal criticism, how.
ever severe II may bo OF tho Goyun.
ments acts, for tho purpopo Of exposing,
correcting aud preventing alministra.
tive errors, provided It be free from npr.
sonalities and defamation.
Article 5. When tho ull'euse shall In
committed In any place beyond the
limits OF the Federal Capitol, tho
offender shall DO arrested and conveyed
to said Capitol for tho purpose Of bcinG
here tried by the tribunal Instituted by
.ho said decree. II, .0
Article 4. All provisions 10 tho con.
.rary arc hereby repealed.
INC Minister and Secretary OF State,
or the Department OF Justice, will cause
his decreeto bu executed.
MAsvst De DoRopo DA FoysEcA.
iMl " ht Proris!on1l Government Of TIC United
sialfs Of Brasil. on the ?9ts day " Nirth.
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Only fIntt SctlrnlpIn-

CnlcAco, April 27.-Aliss Mario VAIN
vTiSht aarFiyedd here this morning, and
was much surprised to learn Of the
alarming reports OF her condition sent
from Minneapolis on Saturday night.
Miss Wainwright said that she had not
had any hemetrhage Of the brain, and
that all she had been suffering from was
an attack Of neuralgia which though
extremely painful, was certainly not
dangerous. From this at,acl; she has
s'moet entirely recovered and will begin
hight, ~" '>3'.S 7
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TIE TARIFF REVISION,
How Congress Stands In Regard to tho Me-
Kinfsy Bi1I.

How Congress Stands In Regard to tho Me-
Kin1ey Iii1I.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 27.-The
Press tomorrow will publish the follow
ing: The Philadelphia Press presents
this morning the most complete and
careful poll OF the majority in Congress
ever made by any newspaper. The pull
pose was to ascertain the views of in
dividnal members as to the necessi,y of
passing tariff revision aud reduction
bill MS speedily as possible.
Interviews were had with 200 eera-
tors and Representatives. The Press in-
terviewers have found what Or
position exists to the Mckinley
bill on the Republican side OF tho
House and by extending the interviews
to leading Democrats, have found tho
particular line OF attack upon the bill
likely to be adopted by the opposition.
The result summarized is us follows:
Total number interviews. 200: to,al
number Republicans interviewed, l59,
Nurber. OF Republicans who believe the
bill revising the tariff aud re-
ducins the reven 10 mus. be passed be-
fore this Congress adjourns 20.
Number now ready to vote for Mckin-
ley bill as It stands Ill. Number who
believe Mckinley bill is sure to be
made satisfactory to tho party and the
country by amendments and passed lis.
Number who are not sure aboutit7.
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MuScIE, Isp., April o7.-Ycsterday a
half hundred people in this city were
suddenly seized with pains and severe
sickness Of the stomach, attacks con-
tinuing for several hours. "A number
are. still quite sick, with new eases dc.
velopiug to-day. Much excitement al.
first prevailed, as physicians were foiled
in determining the cause, some thinking
the trouble arose from diseased meat,
while others pronounced it Ia mona, pre-.
vailing epidemic in Germany and Italy.
At the Abbott House twenty-five board
ers, with the proprietor's wife, were all
being attacked at the same time. James
Burgess was walking along the road,
where he fell and laid unattended for an
hour. ~
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MARQUETTE, Mlcn., April 27.-Tamar-
ack Shaft No. 3, near the Red Jacket
mine, was destroyed by fire this norr-
ing. John Williams, pump man, tl,e
only one at the foot of the shalt at the
time, was burned to DEATH. In attcmpt-
ing to rescue Williams, John Rowe wns
suiocated and John Thomas wns
so badly burned that bis re-
covery il very doubtful. Thomas
was rescucd by the bravery OF John
Pentecost, who descended after him
into the burning shalt. aud also brought
the body Of Rowe to the surface. Will
lams' body was not recovered until =
O'Clock this afternoon. The origin Of
the fire 10 mystery, and inccndiarism
is feared. m
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The Government Ready With Relief,

WASHINGTON, April q. - Secretary
Proctor to-day telegraphed to the Gov
ernors OF Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennes-
see and Arkansas, asking to be informed
as to the extent Of the destitution in the
oyerilowed country, and the points to
which rations should be sent; also to
designate persons to act in conjunction
with officers to be assi.ned to duty in
the distribution OF stores. lie says he ia
prepared to afford immediate relief.
kilograms have also been sent to the
,Quarterlnasters and Subsistence Depart.
ments at New Orleans, instructinr the
officers in charge to take measures for
the issue Of provisions whenever need.
cd. They are instructed to confer with
the local authorities, and to act promptly
in ahording the relief authorized by
Congress-.
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The State LInc l;nIIron,,

Ihe State Line railroud prof :, js now
virtually in the hands of ibo nao.,j.. az ~" .;.'
terehted in its construction, those ,unro ~,
particularly along it's line anI md ut 1'v,o ,,,e
ier.Il'nal pa, points. und especially those in in
hrooke @ county The engineers viii
commence tho surveys OF comnc,;n,, Gn,,
lines between the SLute line pnJ JJhs ,hse
! Rea farm, on Charters creek, about u t1ie Inc
ii!th oil May, after which tle% % cnmnan. ,no
WI! decide tho location. The p"uy cn,iuy
tees appointed at tho several ,oo,.t;,' oon,;n..'
are expected to be active In,;n,. ;e.'nss ~
next thirty days, when, il tn. hnG ln'l, .ie "
ana fiehls OF way are sccured ~. ,h". ~,
3ntract. - 10 put under