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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
He Jumped When sued.

Yesterday Frank Craig had Prof G.
Williams, the proprietor of the Sea Queen,
arrested for surety ofthe peace. He charged
that he threatened to shoot him. As soon
rs Williams had entered bail he brought
like suit against Craig at Alderman Deems.
When Craig learned of this he fled from
the town, fearing that he might be locked
up. Craig Is very tough looking young
Follow, who managed to get into several
scrapes during short stay in this city. 1t
Is said by people who claim to know that
Williams was right in this matter and
Craig brought the first suit in order to
squeeze Williams into paying him some
money. Williams says that he paid Craig
In full and in the presence of numerous
people when he discharged him on Satui-
day evening, and did not threaten 10 shoot
Craig.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Henry Lossnor ON the Rampage.

Henry Lossner Is an excitable little Ger
MIN who resides In the Seventh ward, aud
his temper frequently gets him into tiou
bic. He is bad enough when sober,
but much worse when under the
Influence OF liquor. Yesterday he went
70 collect some rent from Joseph Beck,
who lives In one of his houses on St. Joseph
street. lie was drunk and became SO
abusive that Beck would not stand il. He
made complaint against him before
Alderman Hershey, who gave war
Iant for his arrest to Constable May.
The officer found Lossner in saloon In the
neighborhood, and he went along all right
until he reached Strawberry street. lie
then resisted and kicked about in great
manner. finally lying down, but keeping
up the fight. The constable sat upon him
and finally wagon of Edward Ransing
came along, into which he was loaded. He
kicked May in the mouth and bit Ransing's
hand, but was finally landed at the station
house. lie will be heard by the alderman
shortly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Itudy,a Petition ,

Between three and four thousand resi-
dents of Lancaster city have already signed
the petition to be presented to the board Of
pardons praying for the Communication of
the death penalty In the Rudy case to i'm
prisonment for life.
sympathy for Rudy has spread to the
country and numerous requests have been
made for petitions SO that signatures of
residents of the county can be obtained.
Several petitions have been sent to the
country and his friends expect them to be
returned well filed with the names OF citi-
zens of the county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
IN SIGHT OF HISnOME.
SAME. n. wlaFRL MIErs A TERRIBLE
FATE on MOxrAv EyExlyC.
he Fails From q Train ard IL Horribly
4 Mutilated BY the wheels-!Ie Leaves
. widow and Six Children.

COLUMBIA, March .6.--Samuel II. War
fsl, an eniploye Of the Frederick division,
met his death in shocking manner on the
pennsylvania railroad last evening at $50
o'clock, by falling under . moving freight
train. The accident occurred between
Locust and Union streets, and distressing
feature was the fact that II occurred at the
rear Of his home. Harry Mcbride was an
eye witness to the terrible accident and
saw warfel standing between . moving
freight train and draft Of cars on q sid-
ing. He saw him suddenly pitch for.
ward and under the cara. The body was
badly mutilated from the 1oins to The
neck, and both arms were cut Oh. The
body was removed to the p. r. r. hospital
and Deputy Coroner Hershey notified. The
following jury was empanelled: Taylor
Gable, 3. Morrison, John d. Forry, John
Taylor, Theo. l.. Urban and L. 8. Musser.
Amer hearing the evidence the jury de-
cided that the death occurred from accl-
dentally falling under the cars Of freight
train attached to engine No. 9l. Warfel
was employed on the Frederick division
aud was not on duty when he met his
death. He was fol ty two years Of age and
leaves wife and six children. He had
been very unfortunate on the railroad an
received many injuries. The remains will
be taken to Highville on Thursday morn.
Ing for interment.
Vim. Courtney, an emoloye of the wagon
works, got his LEFT hand In contact with a
circular saw yesterday afternoon. The in
tex finger was cut entirely off at the
socket and the middle finger at tho second
joint.
Theodore Hanley, q rolling mill employe,
had hear ing before Squire Hershey last
night for assault and battery on WIN. Ga
briel, jr. Hanley threw sledge at the boy,
which caused a painful injury. He was
held in $500 bail for court.
The Out Door club will hold a" Long.
fellow" banquet at tho home Of DIR. II.
Mifflin this evening.
The Columbia Bible society will hold Its
fourth anniversary tonight. Interesting
exercises will be held, with an address hy
Rev. VIM. p. Evans, of Baltimore, formerly
Of this place.
The regular meeting of school board will
be held this evening.
F. A. Bennett has gone on trip TO Now
York.
The funeral of John Fisher, of Norw ood,
will be held on Wednesday at 2 pun from
the Kinderhook church.
A class Of twelve wero confirmed last
evening by Bishop n. s. Rulison, In st.
Psurs P. f. church.
Squire Evans sent Richard Spencer, Paul
Nantig aud Harrison Divver, three spcci-
men tramps, to Jail this morning for Ave
days for disorderly conduct
Christian Furguson has contract for
building three houses on Fourth street, for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Shooting at Clay pigeons.

- Yesterday afternoon Samuel Flick and
Zeb' Wise had shooting match on the
extension of Ann street, and they used
clay pigeons. Flick did very well, break
ing twenty-four out of twenty eight. On
account of scarcity Of shells, Wise shot at
but twenty-five, breaking fourteen.
The following will show how the birds
were broken:
Fiick-l ll0llI IOlOlIIOllllI
l1llll ] l-2i.
Wife-l 0lll0ltlOO 1000
0 LA.
!. r. DonnelIy-l lllllllIIlOll
llllll l-20.
G. Henry-l loilooolooIolloo oi
10 90 90.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
A SEWER CAVES IN.
Ono of the workmsn or Peter Hunter
Hurt BY the Dirt.

One OF the Workmen or Peter Hunter
Hurt By the Dirt.
Peter Hunter Is the contractor for the
construction of sewer between Cherry
alley and Limo street above James. Ho
has . force Of men at work, and among
them Ia Jeremiah Keene, man over So
years of age, whose home Is at 533 Green
street. While the men were in tho trench
late Monday afternoon, about 10 feet of the
embankment caved in. All Of tho mel
made their escape with the exception Of
Keene, who was almost completely COW
cred with dirt, stones, &c. He was quickly
liberated by his fellow-workmen, and was
assisted to his home, where he was at
tended by DR.. Kinard, who had been sum
moned. The physician made an examina-
ton of the man and found that he was dan
gerous,y bruised and hurt internally, al
though no bones were broken, lie Is con-
fined to the house to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Married I'm .Iersey,

William +. Lebzelter, a well-known
young man of this city, son Of Philip Leb-
zelter, the bending works proprietor. went
to Stockton, New Jersey, yesterday, TO be
married to-day. The bride was Miss
Emma Victoria Hof, Of Stockton, New
Jersey, and the ceremony was performed
at the residence Of her uncle, by Rev. J. F.
Dodd. 1t is the intention Of tho bride and
groom to take short trip, after which
they will go to ousekeeping in one of the
green front houses near the extreme end
of North Duke street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Methodist Ministers stationed.

CARLISLE, March. 25.-Among the ap-
pointments made by the Central Metho-
dis, conference are I: For Wrightsville, J..
A. DE Meyer; Yerk, Duke street. A. NJ.
Barnitz, lst street, Is. G. Conner, Princess
street, V. T. Rae, Ridge avenue, f. s.
Eslinger, West street, J. +. Kerlin /;
Hanover, G. T. Dunning; Harris
burg, Fitth street, q. w. Stevens, Grace,
L. ii. iocum. Thirteenth street, B. T..
Stevens, Ridge avenue, s. G. Wallow, st,
PLurs, A. =. Bowman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
The Petersburg Fire,

Among other things burned in the barn
Of Hiram Graybill at Petersburg, which
was destroyed on Monday afternoon, was
lot Of bologna, hams, dried and fresh
beef, straw, hay, twenty bushels of corn,
etc. The barn is supposed to have taken
fire from spark from the smokehouse
which is not far away. The loss on build
ing and contents is estimated at $1,000 by
Mr.. Graybill, who has an insurance Of 81 600
In the Penn Township company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Two Accidents Mt Middletown.

Ephrain Hoffman, who Is conductor
of the Middletown wrecking and construc-
ton train, met with serious accident at
that place this morning about 7 o'clock
He was assisting In polling In some cars,
and the pole suddenly broke, falling upon
his leg and crushing it SO badly that 1t will
have to DO amputated. Mr.. Hoffman Is
over 40 years of age aud has been on the
road for a number of years. He Is married
and resides at Branch Intersection.
A man who looked like n tramp, but
claimed to be a jeweler from New York fell
under a freight train which he was trying
to board at Middletown on Monday after-
noon. His leg was so badly crushed that
1t was amputated, and the man was taken
10 the Har rrisburg hospital.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
A suit In Trospass.

Goodman Brothers, through the Messrs.
Eshleman, entered suit in trespass in
the court of common pleSs this after
non against Julius Loeb and Astrich
Brothers. Plaintiffs claim that shortly be-
fore the failure of the Astrichs iey bought
a bill of goods from them upon representa-
tions made by the defendants which were
afterwards learned TO be false.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Deaths.

REsMAN.-In this city, on the Nth inst, Mar
tin Rebmsn.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectftilly invited 10 attend the funeral, nom
his residence, No. 70 Campbell's alley. Thurs.
day afternoon at o'clock and ~ O'Clock at
Lancaster cemetery chapel. lnterment at Lam
caster cemetery. Preaching by John Kohr.
2td
DANNER.--On the 2sd Inst, in Paradise, Mich.
olas banner, In his 67th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-.
spectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral rom
his late residence on Wednesday at Up. m,
without further notice.
MARDoRF.--In this city, on the 2jth inst,
Mary, wife Of the late Henry Mardorf, In the
05th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the fainiy nrc re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral. from
her late residence, ::No. q East Vine street, on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Intcrment In
Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Farmer. In Trouble.

John ii. Beck, farmer, and wife, of Upper
Leacock township, made an assignment
to-day for the benefit of creditors to Is. II.
Seldomrdge, ofthe same township.
B. Catharine Buch issued execution to-
day for $1,000, against Daniel Kreiner,
farmer, of Warwick township.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
WIN Meet I'm ueinit.h,s RnI,a,ng

VIII NVet III IItIhitsTFs BuIIuInE.
AT meeting Of the Cigarmaker's Union,
held last evening, two new members were
initiated. The committee on a new place
Of meeting reported in favor of a room in
John +. Heinitsh's building, OH North
Queen street. The trustees were authorized
TO rent the room.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
BEFORE THE MAYOR.
A Young Man who Practised Pugitism
rpon ITS Family.


Among tho customers before tho mayor
this morning was Jacob y. Groff, whose
home Is on Beaver street. Word was sent
to the station house for officers last even
Ing and Policemen Flcnnard and Lehr rc-
spondcd. They wont 10 Groff-s house and
found that he was very drunk and abusing
his mother aud sister. The former exhib-
tied a very black eye which her dutiful
son had given her. Croft was taken TO the
station house and was heard this morn.
ing. After the evidence had been given
the mayor intended sending Croft TO
prison, but his mother begged him 10 allow
her son to go II he would promise to do
better. She said that he was subject to fits,
which came upon him al times after
drinking, and he was then scarcely re.
sponsible for what he did. The mayor
finally consented to discharge the offender.
This has not been the first time that Croft
was locked up, and tho police say he only
gets drunken fits.
The other people before the mayor were
loigers- One OF these was Charles Kline
and another william vipan, a puddler.
Both were discharged, as were Peter
Francis, n Norwegian, who had job
promised him at repairing ropes, and
Michael Kelly.
Kelly Is we'll known about this county,
where he works among the farmers. The
only trouble with him Is that he will get
drunk though not as frequently as In years
gone by. As he stood before the mayor
this morning he looked very thin and pale.
He said that he had just been released from
a term In prison. where he had been
almost starved, as he received nothing
but bread and water. Ed Spear and others
tell the same kind of stories. They sny
that they receive nothing whatever but
bread and water, and that is not very
strong diet for strong mon for two and
three months. Spear got sixty days yes
terday. although the officer told him he
had but five. When Spear found out the
truth ut the Jail he was almost wild. There
has been great deal Of complaint about
this kind Of treatment Of some drunks. II
Is said that Lancaster men who are sent
out for the ofIense get the same food Ms
regular prisoners, while o.her poor devils
are almost starved.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
Dcserte 1 His Wife.

Frank Gembe was heard by Alderman
Halbach this morning on a charge of de-
ssrting his wife. The case was returned to
court aud Gembe gave bal. for trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
John w. Rudys

All persons willing 10 sign q petition for the
communication of the sentence Of John w. Rudy
TO imprisonment for life, are requested 10 call
this evening either at the Western Union
Telegraph off,ce. the Postal telegraph soffce,
or Norbcck's carriage works, In tho Southern
market house.
A petition for lady signers only. IL at the Do
nestle Sewing Machine ONCE, % Centre Square.
JUSTICE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
For EnrlesIJe Connc,,,s n.,.,,

A japanese wedding and flag driu for the ben
eft of Engeside Council. order of United
Friends, will be the attraction at the Court
House tomorrow night. One of the features
Will be the musical selections by the Franklin
and Marshall Mandolin club
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
VIII Visit Berks councils.

State Councillor J. T.. Winower, of the Jr.
o. L. A. NJ, len this afternoon for Reading.
He will spend the remainder OF the week
u thsi section, visiting councils in Berks
county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
After Rats,

Daniel Campbell, of East Orange street.
had his ferrets and dog at work in his
stable and hog pen yesterday, aud they
succeeded in killing twenty rats.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
morrtones.

LxBzELTER-Horr.--On March D5, laO at
Little Falls, N. J.. at the residence of the brides
uncle, William y. LebxeItsr, Of lAncaater, Pa,
Rev. ]. n. DOdd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
A Happy Woman

For four years suffered with sick headache
pain IN the back, dizziness and fainting spells
frequently. The pains were at certain periods
SO severe that IL was with the greatest difficulty
that commissions were prevented. was In mis-
cry all the time, and life actually seemed a
burden, as physicians had told me could never
be cured. My husband employed the best nby.
sicians, but with all his outlay of money IA,
medical attendance ] continually grew worse
until september 20, OF this year, when I'm the
MIDST OF one OF my most severe attacks and i'm
almost utter despair l. in answer to the ad dy,ca
OF my husband, commenced wearing one of
your abdominal supporters. In one week the
painswere entirely gone, and from that day 10
this ] feel like a different woman, am well ana
able TO attend TO my household affairs and
actually would not take twenty times the
amount paid for II II 1 could not ,get another
VIII take pleasure in telling any lady who
may be a sufferer all the crc rcumstances N caIlad
upon, ana You are at liberty 10 sel.d such To NV
residence at any time.
The address OF this lady Will he Of ivan 70 o
sufferer or sufferers friend who will call on G.
U. Hoke.
lady is in attendance TO explain this case
aud give any needed information I'm regard 10
these supporters. A lady, II requested, will call
upon any one In the city and give any informa.
tion desired.
CHALLENGE
ehaIenge any medicine of any school N,
practice or any other appliance, 10 produce ra,
suits equal 10 those OF Hoke's Electric sun.
poorters Ia female weakness, P-
AtSS North Queen street, every Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
aprinR-lRHO,

Mc0rann A Now!en, tailors, No. l3e North
Queen street, are now prepared 70 show you the
finest line of Buitings, Trouserings and Spring
Overcoatings ever brought 10 this city, many
Of which are exclusive styles. Fit. trimmings
and prices guaranteed. marls-2wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
sts,s Assssssss snts.
Underwear.

&4tbt sF2t eE
Underwear.
Light and Medium Weight Woods, In Camel's
Hair and White Cashmere Underwear.
Excellent Whits Msrino Underwear at &c.
Special Bargains In Jean l'rAwefs, all sizes,
at &c.
Novelties In Fine Ralbriggan Underwear at
600 and 75c.
Cost Prices ON all Winter Underwear may st.
tract late buyers.
Hosiery.
The Largest, Most Attractive Lines Of Y Hose
Ne have aver shown.
Special Values In Balbriggan and Fancy u
Hose ut l21<c pair.
French Bslbrissan y Hose at 2Oc ; usual Csc
quality.
New Lines Of Fancy u Hose at soc; usual &c
quality.
White Shirts.
The Gold Shirt. perfect hitting, well made.
equal to custom shirts. el unlaundered Is 40
per u dozen.
A 6oc Shirt, reinforced back and front. well
stayed, linen bosom, the best st the price
Fine White Dress Shirts plain ana fancy
bosoms, at 81 2s and 81 SO.
special bargains In Domet Shirts at DC. worth
Sc, WIZ"
Good Quality Domet Shirt at s,,<c.
special Value in Flannel mot DomeN sh,r,s
At 60c, worth 65c
and d Is. "s'
Special Value In Cheviot shirts at soc. worth
Csc. wv Nv"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25

"ANrED-A BOOKKEEPER, OR CAPA-
W. BILE ONCE Assistant, who is willing 10
work and can buy an interest or invest from
Euo TO SO oo0 In one OF the largest ana Oldest
established businesses In Lancaster, Appll-
cants will address In their own handwriting.
giving age. residence and salary expected, !" j.
h. b., care Of The NeU Era, Lancaster, Pa.
mr2tTu, Tn, ,SRkw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25

INJECToRS, RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAM
cock lnspirators and Electors Eberman
lnlectors, all In stock, at JOHN bEST'S, SH
East Fulton street. m7-tid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25

DUBLIC SALk-ON WEDNESDAY EVEN.
= Ing ~ 1880 o'clock, at No. 230 West King
srset VIII be sold large variety OF articles
ually kept In a first-ciass Ave cent st ,re
m 5-2t BE-. ROWE Auct.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-15
phs,aaslphiA Business Troables.

pHrT.ADEIpHIA, Dec. l5.---Webb a
Lea. manufacturing merchants, made
AN assignment to-day No statements
of the liabilities or assets are obtainRble
now. The flrm claims TO have o capital
of sgO, 900. They exported hardware,
hardwood, wooden ware and machinery
10 all points In the world.
Louis E. Pfeiffer, president OF the
brown Bank OF America and yiee-presi-
dent. Of the American Life insurance
companys against whom warrant was
issued yesterday charging him with con
splracy with Geo u, Work and others u
defrand and cheat the depositors and
Others interested In the bank and insuF
anee company, was arrested In this city
this morning. The cashier has not beer
arrested yet
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-15

RANDOLPH. Neb., Dec. 13.-Special:
The Western Union Telegraph company
are stringing wires along the extension
OF the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis 4
Omaha northwest OF town. The road Is
In good shape and regular trains viii
soon be put on.
", Baughm went to Sioux City Friday
morning,
Trade Is good In all departments and
ruffrctiuus arc Easy Merchants zre
having an unusually heavy holiday run.
Several new buildings are now In
course Of construction and more are 10
follow. There are TO be some line brick
| business blocks put up thIs coming
spring. Randolph Is not 20 be found
tagging behind In the race for future
| greatness
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-12-15
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

HENRY SIEHERT. tobacco commission
merchant of New York, has failed, with
liabilities OF s25O,000.
A BIa Four elevator and 1900, 600 feet
OF lumber we're destroyed by IRE at San
dusky, o., yesterday. Loss, about Sl25,-
600; Insured.
Chicago police have information that
Milliouaire Campbell Is alive, and that
he was seen few days ago in Detroit,
Mich, on his way to Canada.
WTTHIS the past ten days over 1000
men have been laid off at the South Chi
cago works of the Illinois Steel company,
owing 10 dullness In trade.
TmE liabilities In the Chicago Safe &
Lock company's assignment are roughly
estimated at 5000, 600, chiefly money ad-
vanced by the missing millionaire, Il. ii,
Campbell.
HENRY B. Blue, clerk employed by
Thomas H. Perkins & Co., stock brokers,
of Boston, has been arrested, charged
with the embezzlement of $1,000 from
his employers.
DR. BEHRIN. OF Berlin, says that thus
| far his experiments looking To cure Tor
dIphtheria have not resulted successfully.
He announces, however. that he viii
continue them.
yRgARLE & HEYMAS, wholesale liquor
/ dealers Of New York, have made an as
slgnment. Their liabilities are between
$500, 900 and 500, 900, with a temporary
| deficiency In assets.
Al SECRET meeting OF the Western
Wrapping Paper Mill association, which
| virtually controls the wrapping paper In
| terests west OF the Allegheny mountains
Is being held In Chicago.
A sEcRKT conference OF oil producer
of western and northern Pennsylvania |:
being held In pitisburg t0 f0rIn pro
dncers' alliance 90 act Ia unison agains
the Standard OH company.
s.sKRTcHY" Sc0rT, one OF the mos
noted and desperate criminals In tn
west, died In the penitentiary at Jeffer
son City, Mo. The remains were takeI
To Peoria, Ill, aud buried SITTER dark.
/ AT Rockport, I'D, In the postofiies
Mlss Anna Brown assaulted Miss IBetti
Love with an improyised slungshot, Ia
fIlcting injuries that viii probably prov
Iatal. jealousy over lover was th
cause.