LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY OCTOBERS. 1881.
THE PRISON.
Special Meeting of Bemrd 01 Inspectors
Te-Day.
The prison inspectors held a special
meeting this morning at the pri.-en. All
members were presnt.
President Hellmeier explained the object
of the meeting ; he referred te the action
of the beard at the last meeting when Fred
Breck, the messenger, was ordered te carry
water in place of the prisoners who had
done it before : en Tuesday the president
visitea tlie prison and found.the prisoners
asking for water and Breck net en duty.
Several days age two prisoners escaped
and yesterday two mere attempted it. It
was te consider this matter that the beard
had met. Mr. Ilagen thought these mat
ters should be inquired into.
In regard te the water question Keeper
Weise, who had been summoned stated that
Breck did his duty well ; 'ie could net
carry water and attend te his ether
duties ; it was his impression that the
beard intended Mr. Breck te carry water
when he could, and an under-kceper was
te de it in his absence. It was net right
te have Mr. Breck de this work, when
there were prisoners sitting around who
might de it ; if the object was te prevent
the prisoners who carried water from
passing knives or ether instruments into
the cells, no runner should le used at all
but there is no use te de things by half ;
the chances te pass in articles arc better
when tobacco or clothing are giveu te the
prisoners. As te the recent escape of the
prisoners Mr. Weise knew nothing.
The beaid rccensidcicd their action in
regard te the water and adopted the fol
lowing "Resolved, that in order te pre
vent tools from being smuggled te the con
victs some one of the underkeepcrs or the
messenger shall deliver all clethiug, water
ud ether articles te the prisoners in their
cells with a runner at the time such
articles are delivered, and that they shall
lock up the runner as seen as the service
is performed. The cigar boss shall attend
at the cells in this manner when the to
bacco is delivered.''
Underkccpe s Reed and Thompson were
examined in reference te the escape of
Kech and Walker, and told their story as
already published. The only n?w fact
stated was that the side doers in the
corridors arc always lult open. Under
kecpcrMurr was also examined, and ex
plained hew Bayer and Wilmcr died te
escape.
It was resolved that elese wire grating
be pkiced ever the outside of all the cell
windows, and that the chair appoint a
committee, of which he shall be "a mem
ber. Messrs. Flagen and Miller were ap
pointed. Further, that hereafter no visit
ing be permitted, except en Thursday
afternoons, between the hours of one and
four o'clock, and then only en an inspec
tor's pas., given under the same condi
tions as heretofore.
On motion el Mr. Miller the beard re
solved te take a J rip of inspection during
the mouth, visiting llagcrstewn, Baltimore
Philadelphia and Reading, mid inspecting
all the prisons en the route. They will
start en Monday, October 17.
Twe Mere Prisoners Attempt le :-:.sr;tte.
Charles Wilmer, colored, and Geerge
Beyer, two convicts who occupied cells
22 and 211 en lower tier of the prison, at
tempted te make their escape yesterday.
Underkceper Mm r had given Beycr a let
of carpet nigs te sew, and Beyer, who is
said te be partially unsound in mind,
kicked them out of his cell. Mr. Murr
went into the cell, and believing that all
was net right, made an investigation. He
found that the prisoners had cut a hole
into their partition wall and thence te the
outer wall. It was of pretty geed
size and it would have been but a short
time before the men could have escaped.
The ends of the cells arc made of iron, but
the wall separating them is of stone. They
had cut in the same manner as the batch
ei long term prisoners did recently. The
meu weie at once removed te safer quar
ters. Ne instruments were found en them
and it is net known what the work was
done with. Wilmcr was convicted in April,
1S80, of rape and was sentenced te five
years' imprisonment. Beyer is serving a
two years' sentence for burglary, having
been convicted in February, 18S0.
Ati Improve;! Cun.
A beautiful specimen of Prof. Hall's
skill as an amateur mechanic is en exhi
bition in the window of Augustus Rhoads'
jewelry store, East King street, in the
shape of a "Half Haminerli'ss" brecch brecch
Ieading gnu. Instead of the usual
hammer there aie cocking levers, and
the striking parts of the lock aie in
side, thus protecting them from the wet
aud dust. Prof. Hall has made from time
te time quite a number of improvements
in the manufacture of lire arms, that have
attracted attention and received high com
mendation from experts in gun making.
I'arlieiiiur Description or Stelen Herse.
The horse stolen froiutfehu F. Stciu
nian, was misdescribed inducing eallcd "a
light hay " At this season of the year he
is a rather dark bay. Ner is he. without
marks. He has a little white, say a half
inch in width, running around the right
hind leSt. He hw a spot about i he size of
a half-dollar where the skin was rubbed
and a little sere was made, which is net
yet healed up ; this mark is ou the inside
of left hind leg, just above the knee. The
hair was rubbed elf along the top of the
withers, but is beginning te grew again ;
it is short aud rough there.
Fer tin; Miclilnnu Sutlercrs.
Menneuitc church (Hershey district) per
J. Shcnk, $85 ; Cannstatter Yolks Yerein,
per Jehn Weehrlc, $10 ; a mite from Buck
P. O. $5 ; Dr. Jehn McCalla, $5 ; Dr. J. II.
Musser, $10. Total cash contributions
thus far $1,148.57. Shaub & Bre. contri
bution, black muslin; II. B. Cochran,
clothing ; West James street public school,
black muslin: Andrew Frantz and
daughter, 4 bundles clothing ; Dr. and
Mrs. Yeagley, Mrs." Jes. Brimmer, Mrs.
S. A. Baer, Lizzie Brimmer, Miss L. E.
Wright, S. S. Lefevcr, 7 hats and trim
mings, (5 trimmed hats, 1 large bundle,
flannel remnant, 2 bundles meu s clothing.
A Heautlliit Altar.
Mr. Charles Hepting, of Lancaster, has
just completed a most beautiful high altar
for the Church of the Hely Trinity, Co
lumbia. Father Piener, pastei, has given
notice that the church will be open en
Monday next, the 10th inst., from one
o'clock till 5 p. m., and incites the public
te an inspection of the work. The ma
terial is Italiau marble aud its workman
ship has been pronounced by geed judges
te be perfect. Hely Trinity, with its
beautiful altar, frescoing and fine statuary,
is certainly one of the handsomest churches
in the county.
.
ilaiimnial.
The wedding of Mr. Return E. Fahues Fahues
teck te Mrs. Elizabeth Dickey at the resi
dence of the bride, en East Orange street,
en Thursday at 1 p. in., was a delightful
affair. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Dr. Knight, of St. James Episcopal
church, and was witnessed by the two im
mediate families and a few near friends.
The dressing of the ladies was elcgant.aud
of the entertainment it is only necessary
te say it was furnishfid by Augustine of
Philadelphia. The newly married couple
left for New Yerk at G p. m. en Thurs
day. Sporting Kvcnts.
This afternoon two races are taking place
at the park for three and four minute
horses.
The College and Ironsides baseball dabs
aie playing a match game en the lattir's
grounds.
Beth of these events are being well attended.
TRAIN WRECK EU.
Fifteen
Cars anil an Engine Thrown
limn
the Track ana urekeu.
This morning a very destructive freight
wreck occurred a short distance vest of
Mcllvaine's overhead bridge en the Penn
sylvania railroad east of Lcaman Place.
The train drawn by engine Ne. 334 was
run into by extra engine Ne. 77. Beth
trains were going west and fifteen cars,
together with engine Ne.' 77, weie thrown
from the track. Nearly all of the
cars were broken and se was the
engine. The accident occurred aueut -yA-
o'clock this morning and all passenger and
freight tiains were delayed. The passen
gers from the Cincinnati express east and
the first and second sections of the fast
line and ether trains were delayed. Trains
ran up from Philadelphia te the wicck
aud passengers going east were transferred
te them. After being delayed for several
hours Conductor McCaskey left this city
about 10 o'clock for the wreck. lie took
down extra engine Ne. e50 and a train of
cars: and brought te this city the passen
gers en the mail train and Niagara ex
press. Every train en the read was de
layed for a long time
Immediately after the accident the
wreck trains stationed at Columbia, Parkes
burg and Paoli were seut for and were
seen en the ground. The meu went te
work immediately te clear the tracks.
The less by the wreck will be quite heavy.
All of the cars which were wrecked were
empty.
The "Michael StrogefT" theatrical com
pany who were te have left this city at
8:0.1 did net get away until 4J:00. They
! were detained for a long time, aud preb
ably did net reach Philadelphia in time te
give a matinee this afternoon, as they in
tended. A man named Beam, who was a con
ductor en one of the wiccked trains, was
the only person who was hurt. He was
but slightly bruised.
It is net known as yet wiie was te blame
for the accident.
UN LUCK TUK 11AM3IKIC.
Knocked oil iy Slierifl Strlnc.
Iii the court house te da' High SlierilT
J. S. Strine sold the following properties
at sheriff's f-alc.
A let itiMaitiudale, Earl township, with
two-story dwelling house and ether im
provements, as the property efliudy S.
Zimmerman, te Solemon Leslie, for 380.
A tract el 111 acres' in Conestoga town
ship, with two story leg and frame house,
barn and ether improvements, property el
Levi Geed, te Daniel Geed for $2,020.
A let of ground en the cast side of
Maner street Lancaster city, I1G feet front,
225 feet deep, Ne. (J''l, with a one story
irame house and ether improvements, as
the nreperty of Jehn Arneld, te Isaac
Ksbenshade for $1,000.
Tim property of Abraham Green, 12
acres of laud with leg house and ether im
provements, in Providence township, te
T. J. Davis, esq., for $430.
The let en the south side of High street
Lancaster city, with two story brick house
Xe. G'52, aud ether improvements, prop prep
city of Anten Anegcnncier, te Maria ;Ks
penshadc, for $800.
A farm of 100 acres in Salisbury town
ship, with two-story stone house, stone
barn and ether improvements, as the pro
perty of Jehn B. Stevenson, te Jehn A.
Paik, for $500.
Columbia ahv.
" Ifciitsef Oak, " $90 house.-Shawnee
mill pay day. Town unusually thronged
and business active this morning. Base
ball score 25 te 20. 200 at festival last
night, broom stick drill immense. llar
risburg shops shipping cars te Mexico via
Columbia and the Atlantic ocean. Bex
car broken axle, en train of engine Xe.
17(5, caused slight wreck and an hour's de
lay at Keller's quarry yesterday forenoon.
Jee Keincr, net dead asiepertcd. Win.
Pinkerton dangerously ill. -Daniel Geed,
of Philadelphia, in town. WrighlsviHc
Situ twinkles fiercely. Lecal P.R.U. tele
graph operators overworked. Rev. F.
Sherman, of Chester theological seminary,
in Baptist church te-morrow. First Afii
can Baptist church'5" dipping" at 9 o'clock
te morrow, feet of Perry street. Commu
nion in St. Jehn's Lutheran.
lier.u;l Temperance.
The gospel temperance meeting in the
coleicd people's church last evening was
the most successful yet held. After a few
opening remarks by Mr. A. C. Leenard
and prayer by Rev. Nonis, the nicetiutr
was addressed by Re'bcrt Orr, Moses Max
well, Geerge Smith, Mrs. Anna Henry and
Rev. Xerris. The attendance was geed
and quite a number of signatuies were
obtained te the "Faith and Works"
pledge.
J O. (. K.
?.iiuteiey Ledge Starts fur Cti:itcsvillc.
This morning at 0:30 Monterey Ledgo
Ne.242, T.O. O.P., of this city, acceinpauied
by the MillersviHc cornet baud, left for
CeatcsviHe, te attend te Odd Fellows
parade in that borough. There were
about thirty-live members of the ledge
in handsome regalia. They made a sheit
street parade before leaving. They expect
te return te-night, barring railroad acci
dents. Frightened at lieyen.
This morning Wallace Hauek was driv
ing along East Walnut street, when he
met two boys who where riding bicycles.
His horse frightened, and turning quickly
around broke one of the wheels te pieces.
Slander Suit.
Anna Gormley has bieught a suit for
slander against Mary Fisher, whom
alleges called her ugly names, etc.
she
Amusements.
"JTearlsef Oak' Te'niyht. It proved merit
and worth are te have their just recognition a
large audience will greet the reproduction el"
the charming play, "Hearts of Oak." at Ful
ton opera house te-night by IIr. James A.
Heme's excellent company. One et the most
thoroughly enjoyable entertainments of the
season may be confidently anticipated. This
is a big premise, but they have "been here be.
lore," mill it is made advisedly.
Nothing Is tee geed
even Cnticura Seap.
for or baby no. net
Disease prevented and medical bills lessened
by a timely use el Malt Bitters.
DIGITUS.
Kjti:'J7.ki.. In this city, en the fitli of October,
ISsl, Jehn Kucczel, in the 71st year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend the luncral
from his late residcncc.Xe. 42 East Vine street,
en Sunday afternoon at 2J o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
Ukist. On tlicOth inst.. at Mauhcim, l.cali,
wife of Ezra Kelst, aged 4.' years. (5 months and
(i days.
Funeral next .Sunday morning at 9 o'clock,
1 lern the residence of tier husband, at. Man
helm. Interment at 1'ennville. 2U1
JlEitn. In Lancaster township, en Thursday.
October , 18SI, Jehn 15., son of Jehn L. and
Fannie I., ilerr. aged 15 years und 1 month.
Friends and relatives of the deceased are re
spectlully invPcd te attend the funeral, at the
residence of Ids parents, near Wheatland, en
Monday morning at S).j o'clock, and at "".-J
o'clock at Dcnlinger's meeting house, near
Uohreistewn. itd
hpbviaia xerjvjes.
Terrible Less of Life.
rIiilio!iset rats, mice, cats, bedbug.?, reaches,
lese tneir lives by collision with "Heugh en
Itats." Sold by druggists, 15c.
Virtue Acknowledged.
Mrs. Ira Mulhelland, Albany, X. Y., writes :
" Fer several years I have surteied lrem ott ett
reeurring bilious headaches, dyspepsia, aud
complaints peculiar te my sex. Since using
your Itunleck Meed Hitters 1 am entirely re
lieveil." Price $1. Fer sale at II. 11. Cochran's
drugstore, 1"7 North Queen street, Lancaster
FREIGHT
JfIF AJrjBT18E31EA'TS.
S'UVLEi:, ROWERS Si HURST
FLANNELS!
Fine, large stock just opened and new offering at low price-",
lowest te the flnc"-t made, in White, Scarlet, Gray and Blue.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
very
WHITE AND GRAY BLANKETS
A T li A J? 0 A IX PRICES.
COMFORTS. Large stock of our own make.
Shades, made expressly ler Curtains and Driping.
Bieaclietl aud MteaiM Call Flaiiels-
ALL
Elegant New Line or PRINTS just opencil this morning. Yeu will find no trouble 1
make a selection from this let. Alse opening XEW DRESS GOODS daily.
LADIES, We eiler large and well selected stocks of goods in every department,
l'lcusc call and examine what we have te eiler.
GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST'S
Dry Goods, Merchant Merii aM Carpet Heuse,
25 EAST KING STREET, .... LANCASTER, PA.
THE OLD CORNER,
COR. DUKE AND VINE
NORBECK & MILEY,
Practical Carriage Builders,
take this opportunity of calling the attention et tfie public te their Unrivalled Ste.-ic Vc
hielc-, including every variety new in use.
NOW TS THE TIME TO BUY.
FANCY BUSINESS WAGONS,
Willi the tin: most arii-tie painting, made en sheil notice, and sutialuctien guaranteed.
Tin; lie.it in !!. market. Kepairing promptly attended te. Keincmber ourMetto :
"OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD,"
and u-tiMMiilrt-r the place, COUNElt OF SOUTH DUKE AM) VINE STREETS.
'Seller' Liver IMIIm" have been the stand
ard lviuedy for malaria, liver complaint, cos ces
ivencss, etcfer llfiv years. nl-luiiUtw
Drunken Slull'.
Hew many children and women arc slowly
and euicly dying, or rather being killed, by
exces-ivc doctoring, or the daily use el some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what iti-3inadeot',whecan easily be
cured aud saved by Hep liittcis, niaJeef Heps,
liuehii. Mandrake, Dandelion &c, which is se
pure, simple and harmlcs that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. Will you lie saved by tlieiu ?
i'U ether column. el-2wd&w
(Je te II. 15. CetuiranM nrng store, 137 North
Queen street, ter Ja. W.'Mts iVt'iw JV
liutud J)j,'ex. Fer brightness and durability et
co!or,are uneeualed. Celer from " te 5 pounds.
Directions in English and (erniau. Price. 15
cents.
Tumeis, erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
scrofula, and general debility, cured by "Dr.
l.iiuNcy'H Meed Searcher." ' el-lmd&w
Wonderful l'eivcis.
When a medicine performs such cures as
Kidney-Wert is constantly doing, it may truly
be said te have wonderful power. A carpen
ter in Montgomery, Vt., had sutlVrcd ter eight
years I rem the worst el kidney diseases, and
Imd been wholly incapaciatcd for work. He
s:tys, " One box made a new man of me, and I
sincerely believe it will restore le health all
that are similarly alllieted." it is new sold in
both liquid and dry ienn. Ihmbury yews.
el-lwd&w
A'JKfT Anyjili'VltilitltCSTS.
T F VOU WANT A OOOD, FINK AND UK-
I liable Parler Suit, Walnut or Cottage
Chamber Suit, handsome Hat. Hack. Marble
Tep Tables. Leeking (ilasses, etc., cheap ler
cah, go te HOFFMEIKU'S. eSltd
Pi;p.i.:c sai.i: ok houses en Mon
day, octeheu HMSSI. will be sold nt
public sale at the Merrimac Heuse, ll! North
Prince street. Lancaster city. Pa., the follow
ing Livestock, te wit: 20 head of Delaware
County (Ohie) Heavy Draft Horses ; amongst
them some geed single drivers.
A credit of '50 days will be given.
Sale te commence, at 1 o'clock p. m. en s:iid
day, when terms will be made known bv
GEOUUE GUOSSMAN.
Samci-.l Hess & Sex, Auets. ect7-2td
SSIUNEK'SSALKOFVALIIAHLK KEAL
j. ESTATE. The under.-igncd nssignce of
Ceorge Mcngcl and wife will sell at -public
sale, at the Summv Heuse, in the borough of
Munheim, en SATURDAY, OCTOISEU 8, 1SS1,
the following described real estate, situate in
s:iid borough :
Purpart Ne. 1, consisting of a let et ground
fronting en Prussian street SO feet, mere or
less, and extending in depth 237 feet, mere or
less, te Wolf street, thence along Wolf street
.7 feet, mere or lea, te property of Samuel
Ensminger en the east, thence south 217 feet,
mere or less, te Use corner of purpart Ne. 2
(being the store, property), thence west along
the sa:d store property 21 feet, mere or less,
thence north along said properly 40 tect, ineru
or less, te Prussian street te beginning, where
on is erected a two story and attic BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with frame kitchen at
tached, a large Frame Ham fronting en Wolf
street 44JJ feet, mere or less, and extending in
depth 4( feet, mere or less, with wagon shed
attached "te said barn ; also geed outhouses,
grape arbor and grapes, lru it et different va
rieties, and a well et never-failing water.
Purpart Ne. 2, consisting efa let of ground
fronting 21 lent, mere or less, en Prussian
street, adjoining purpart Ne. 1, and extending
in depth 40 feet, mere or less, te purpart Ne. 1,
whereon is erected a two-story ISrick Huild
ing, built for and occupied as a Shee Stere.
The buildings en the above property are all
in geed condition.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in., when at
tendance will lie given and terms made known
by JOHN W. LOWELL,
son7.10,17,2l&ecll.Sd Assignee.
jlTKTZGKIC. ItAKD & IIAUilI.MAXS
NEW CHEAP STORE,
LA HUE STOCK Ob' .
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS.
t'(H'2f TE 11 7' A XE S ,
VOl' X T : li P A X E s .
COMFORTABLES,
COMFORTABLES.
The cool snap has maTe these goods very
active, and having bought large iuantitleK
before tlie late advance in prices enables us
le sell them
CHEAP.
&
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STREET,
ISelween the Coepar Heuse and Serrel
Heie Hetel.
(Adler's Old Stand.)
IIVXEB, BOWERS HURST!
BLANKETS!
AH qualities from t!ie
Deuble-Faced Canten Flannels m till
PRICES.
STS., ANCASTER, PA.
CLOTIIIXU.
Wl
NA-.IAKKU & ttltOWN.
Fall Clothing.
People who are thoughtful en what
they wear arc beginning te leek about
the streets, and wherever men gather
together, te see the direction new
things are taking; for new clothes
are beginning te be worn.
Leng before you begin te think
en
these things, friends, the styles
are
thought out and fixed and the clothes
aie made. They are even new en our
counters waiting for you. The best
way te sec the new styles is te take a
half-hour and leek through the best
stock you can find.
Where is it? de you ask? Perhaps
where everything is returnable if you
don't like it next day.
Wanamaker & Brown,
H.U.I., .Market and Sixth.
PHH.AIEI.PHTA.
KlC-t'd
,i miVLKRs.
IOILVEK JKYVKLKY.
LACE PINS, KAU UIN(iS
AND IfltACELETS, NECK
CHAINS AND HAlli PINS,
STUDS, SLEEVE RUTTONS
AXD SCAUP PINS
OP
SILVER.
AUGUSTUS KII0A1IN,
Ne. 20 East KingStreet, Lancaster, Pa
.ll.i:V, HANKS St KIIHJLK.
SOLID
STERLING
SILVERWARE.
Our stock is larger
ever been before.
than it has
It comprises every article in Sil
ver that ran possibly be called
ter.
We have Silver ler household
u-cunil inr ornamental purposes.
We have Silver for presenlatieii'i
and ler testimonials.
We have Sliver in large and
small articles for Wedding Pres
ents. We have Silv.-r of the most su
perior Workmanship and Ele
gant Designs.
We have Silver at the Lewest
Prices at which such Silver ran
be atlerded.
We send Silver "On Appreval''
te any part of the country.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDBLE,
1211i AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
fsept'2?-3iiideed
TURD EDITION
SATURDAY EVENING. OCT 8, 1881.
WKATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 8. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
southwesterly winds, lower barometer,
stationary or higher temperature.
AT THE CAPITA!..
Senatorial Caucuses in Session.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 8. The Repub
lican and Democratic senatorial caucuses
met at the capitol at about 11 o'clock this
ivi.uuu. iudiv ,ia IUlbU 1U11 tllltUU-
ance at both of them, net mere than five
Democrats and four Republicans being
absent. The three new senators,
Messrs. Laphani, Miller and Aldrich,
were present at the Republicau caucus.
A Cnnfernprn CTnniinlf tAft.
After remainiii'r in session an hour or
mere discussing the situation, the Repub
licans appointed a committee te confer
with the Democrats en the eeneral subject
of organization. The caucus then took a
recess for an hour, but little disposition
was shown in the Republican caucus te
effeiany "unreasonable opposition" te
the election of a Democratic president pre
tern, befeie the ucw senators arc sworn in.
The drift of discussion pointed te a respect
ful and firm pretest against such action
en the part of the Democrats aud net te
filibuster te prevent it.
Sensible Democratic Kef ve.
The Democrats still reman in session
and have decided te proceed with the elec
tion of a 'president pre tern, as the first
step en Monday next. Mr. Bayard was
unanimously decided upon as their candi
date. INDIAN MUHUEUKKS.
Arrest et one of I he l'tluclpaW in tlie Cibicu
Fight.
Tuscon, Arizona, Oct. 8 A special dis
patch te the Citizen from San Carles, dated
yesterday, says : This morning Cel.Tillany
arrested Ashan, who, Wadiski and ether
friendly Iudiaus say, is the murderer of
Captain Hentig. In his examination by
the Indian ageut he acknowledged being
in the Cibicu light and firing
two of the first shots. He also
said ha was of the party which
killed Turner and Meedy at Middleton's
ranchc, but says he did net go te the
ranche. He says Askcaltc and Montagesh,
commanded the party, and that Jectah
fired one of the fatal shots. Askealte is
new a prisoner with the Sanchez band
Jectah was badly wounded iu the Agists
and is new a prisoner. 3Iontaresh is
one of the prisoners who escaped
from the military here last Friday
uight. Ashan says that Dead Shet, who
was taken by Cel. Tiffany a tew days age,
was one of the leaders in the Cibicu fight ;
that the Cibicu fight lasted about two
benis, and lie confirms the fact of the ex
humation aud mutilation of the dead sol
diers. He was turned ever te Gen. Carr.
Last night .the agency scouts broke up
Tiswin's gang, 5 miles north of here, and
brought in the chief and two ether In
dian?. Mere arrests will be made te day.
- -
A LIVING UK AVK.
Men imprisoned in a Outeksllver iVllue.
San Filvncisce, Oct. 8. Further par
ticulars from Upjwr Lake of the disaster
at the "Sulphur Hank quicksilver mines
state that the two Chinamen who were at
first reported te be shut in with the four
white men heard the cracking of the tim
ber and managed te ceme up with the
carriage, though they were very seriously
injured. The names of the white men
shut in, who arc ail Englishmen, arc
Themas Themas, James Week, William
Lannell and William Tantern. They are
pumping air down te them and have all
hands digging for them, but it is believed
te be impossible te reach them bofero they
arc suffocated by the gas in the mine.
CELEHKATKD U1CIMINA1.S
Howgate
out
011 Itail Trr.e
liill Against
Gultcan.
"Washington, Oct. S. In tlie criminal
court this morning Captain II. W. How Hew
gate was discharged from custody en his
persona! recognizance in the sum of $20,
000. The indictment against Charles J. Oui
tcau for the murder of James A. Garliehl,
late president of the United States, was
presented te the grand jury at about 11
o'clock this merniii.
At 12:45 the grand jury entered the
criminal court room and presented the in-
dictment
against Guitcau indorsed "a
tine bill.
UKAll! Mi ICAILKOAU KKtilSTKATION.
Vanderbill's Name Again Hnud Cenlident.
Philadelphia, Oct. S. The registration
of Philadelphia A: Rending railroad stock,
which closes at 3 p. m has net been as
large as was expected. The name of
Wm. I J. Vandcrbilt again appeared en
the books yesterday for 3,000 shares,
making 40,000 shares in his name in
all. President Bend was asked this
afternoon for an opinion regarding the
result of the election, based upon
the present appearance of the books of
the company, te which he replied, ' I am
going te be the next president of the
Philadelphia it Reading railroad company
dead sine."
SEVENTY YKIICS.
A Leng Term for Train ICebbers.
Little Reck, Ark., Oct. 8. Cox,
Stephens and Delaney, ti3 Iren Mountain
tiain robbers, pleaded guilty in the llcm
stcad circuit court yesterday and were
sentenced te the penitentiary for a term of
70 years each. The robbery occurred en
the 22d of September aud the men were
captured en the 28th. A special term of
court was held te try them.
31 ASKED KOIIIiEKS.
Compelling a Defenseless Weman te Give
them .Meney.
Leuanev, Oct. 8. A robbery by two
unknown masked men was committed
early this morning at the farm house of
Jehn Light near here. During Mr.
Light's absence, attending market, the
robbers forced Mrs. Light with revolvers
at her head, te give them what money was
about the premises. They secured, hew
ever, but little. Ne arrests.
MAliKHTS.
l'ltlladelpnta Alarkeu
1'HiLADELrniA. Oct. 8. Fleur market and
prices quiet: Superfine, 15 eagri :m ; extra
at $5 7."Jg'i 50 : -Ohie and Indiana family, at
17 '-g8 00; Pcnnsylvanii tamilv $7 (X
7 75 ; St. Leuis de fa 11)88 i" ; "Minnesota
Extra J7 'ea7 75; de straight, $7 .-is f.0;
winter patent 3 OOftS 75 ; spiing de $8 2
:i (.
ltye Heur at $r, 50.
Wheat market unsettled : Ne. 2 Western
Keil$l 19J; Delaware imd Pennsylvania lted.
H 4'J ; de Aiuher. $1 30:
Cern dull and weak; steamer, 71c; j-eMew,
75c; mixed. 75c ; Ne. a Mixed, 71c.
Oats dull and weak; Ne. 2, White,
5:!e ; Ne. S, de 51c ; Ne. 2, Mixed, isjjisje.
Uyelirm at $1 1(.
Previsions dull ; mess perk, $20 5J : beet
ham, $22 ; IndiEinc-iS beet. SMI 50, f. e. b.
Itacnn Smoked shoulders 1 ; salt dr.
He ; smoked hams 14c ; pickled lutma
1-iyiQlSe.
Lurddull: city kettle V2 ; loe.-; butchers'
1212JX; prune steam $12 50.
Uuttur market fairly active and prices
lirm;Penna creamery, extra :!7(.'isc ; West
ern Stic: de geed te choice :JlQ:le; Cradlerd
county and New Yerk extra. 'JSg-ftic : firsts
2i:27c ; Western dairy extra, 2;!c ; dogne.1 le
choice, 2325c.
JJells none here.
Eggs linn, geed demand, Pcnn a 21c; West
ern 22c.
Cheese Market firm, choice grades wanted :
New lerk full cream i;?'14c; We-tern lui.
isiai KtrjjHi;; nciem nil.
de fair te poed. 1212c ; dc
10c; Peuna de., 75c. '
inal; refined, 7Je- fer'Decem-
cream i.',i(gi:ic ; no lair
nai.'-SKimincii sjjiuc
Petroleum nemii
ber.
Whisky at $1 IS.
Seeds Geed le priuin (Mever dill! at !)&
VH; Timethy dull, ii 752 !; PlaXs-ed
11 rm at $145.
Grain and 1'rcvlsien (Juotatlen.
One o'clock quotations et grain and previsions,-.furnished
by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15'
Ffa Kitlfv trppt
East King street
Chicago.
Oc
Oct. 8.
Dee.
1.39?S
.64
.45
Nev.
1.3714
.
41J',
17.G5
ll.Ki
Nev.
.51
Wheat $1.31
Cern..
.61
.. .4..'4
.. 17.S0
. Il.tHJi
Oct.
. 143
. .72
. .mi
Philadelphia.
u IltSil
iern
"- 13
Dec.
1.54?5
.77
Noen y notations or the drain .Market
Furnished by
Jacob i;. Lenr, Commission
Breker.
Chicago,
Wheat....
Oct.
.$ 1.3J
Xev.
$ 1.39H
Dtc.
ieur.
Cern
.fil
.WA
.70K
cat.
Oats.
Dec.
Tan.
i. erika (l
mm ..,
PlIILADELVUIA.
CiOrti
Oct.
1.47
.71
.51
Nev
$ i.50.:
.Se'i
Dec.
MX
stnex .Tiaruet.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Slecks
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jacou B. Lexu, N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
N'bw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks higher.
Oct. 8.
r. it. p h
1:00 3:.'A
A. V.
10:UO
Menoy.
Chicago JfNerth Western
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul
Canada Southern
C. C. & I. C. it. It
Del., l.ac!.& Western
Delaware & Hudsen Canal
Denver & IHe Grande
Hannibal A St. Jee
Lake Shere & Mich. Southern..
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri. Kansas & Texas
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western....
New Jersey Central
N. Y.,;Ontarle & Western
New Yerk Central
OhieA Mississinnl
12S 123 123
KKlJi'.lOOK 110j
) J7(
'M
l'il'4 12314 123"
107JS 1074 107?f
S2 S2Ja KJJ
1C0
llSJJ 118J5 11!
2 28 28
$X SS 88
: a ail,
4:114 431-4 41
1)1 'JUs 92
:Ui .... 32J4
VMii 137 13S
41'i
4f
4fj; 40?4 401
10l 101)4 101i!4
.)2Ji '. M8J
47 4S4 48
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce
St. Paul& Omaha
de Preferred
Central Pacific
-l exas i acinc.......... ..........
Union Pacific
Wabash, St. Leuis Pacific...
" " Preferred.
Western Union Tel- Ce
PniLADKLPHlA.
Stocks stem I v.
Pennsylvania It. It
Rending
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
llullule, Pitts. & Western
Northern Central
Northern Pacific
" Preferred
Hcstenvilie
Philadelphia A Erie It. It
Iowa Gulch Minim;
11876 "' H'J!4
4J Kli
S744
81h
87K
81"?
Ri
S3J4
04H
32a
43?S
fcVH
Sii
KOJrf
43
21
51
37!
78
2031
20
37
773$
NU If Alt rHK 'VIS EM US TS.
w
ANTKO. A COOK.
APPLY AT 413
ltd
North Duke street.
SAIJKK KKAUT LUNCH THIS (SATUR
DAY) cvenin; nt the .rear bur et the
Leepard Hetel. Ueerge Keller's Philadelphia
ISceretitup. ltd
TjMMJ SALE.
Elegant 15UILOINU SITES in the western
suburbs eftlie city, ami HUILDINO LOTS ut
all priced mitt in all parts et the city. Apply te
A LLAN A. IIEIilt & CO.,
ileal Estat , Collection and Ins. Agents,
scpt3-::md1 :J North Duke Street.
1)U1.L1C SALE OF VAf.lI A RLE C1ITV
PUOPKItTY. On WbUESIAYEVE.V
lNO.O'JTOltERlJ, IfeSl. will be sold at public
sale, nt the City Hetel (H. II. Power, Propri
etor), en North )ueeu street, that fine two
story and attic brick slated dwelling house,
with two-story brick, slated back building at
tached, having eleven rooms, ga. bath, fur
nace, clothes closets (all in excellent order).
Let "fronts 21 feet 4 inches en East Orange
street, and extends ymthward 243 feet te
Oraii t street, has excellent fruit anil a frame
slated stable thereon; situate Ne. 321 East
Orange street, Lancaster, Pa., and known us
the property et Mrs. M. A. McOrann.
Alse, at the same time and place, two lets.
ciicu i icei incites ey su leti, unjeining
above property en the east.
Possession and title April 1, 1832.
Sale te commence at 7J o'clock, p. in., of said
diiv. wlieil femw mil fmulltimw will In. tn.ttlt.
known by I5AIJSMAN & UUKXS,
Ileal Estate Agents. 10 West Oraiinc street.
Samcrl Hkss .V &e.v. Auctioneers.
ectl,fi,8,10.11,12di:
UOKI) IN SEASON.
All intending putting in a Purnuce tills
season will de well te call and ey the
"novelty;"
one of the most durable, economical and let
iuality the cheapest In the market; also ether
makes as well as 11 large variety et PAItLOU
STOVES, HEATEUS and KAN'O KS, among
which is the Celebrated '-KAD1ANT HOME"
Parler Healer.
Te customers and ethers, I would say new Is
tlie time te have your Steves unit Purimccs ex
amined and put in order before the cold
weather sets in.
A. O. KEPLER,
sc 1)21 4tdS 40 Si i'S North (Jiieen Street.
T A.MPst LAMPS :I
AT
CHINA HALL.
A Large and Full Variety et
Hand Lamps,
Glass Stand Lamps,
Paney Parler Lamps,
Bracket Lamps.
PEKKISS & HOl'SK
NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMPS.
1'ERKiyn v HOUSE yjy-EXPLOXIVE
LIBRA It Y LA MPS.
Brass aud Nickel Library Hanging
Lamps Reduced -in Price.
l,am) Shades, ISurners,
kinds et Fixtures, ut
Chimneys and ull
HIGH & MARTIN'S,
Ne. 15 East King- Street.
VU1NA Atfl) Of, ASS WAKh.
J. ,!
AIA11T1N St Cit.
China, Glass & Queensware Department.
SPECIALTIES A XI) XOl'EI.TIES
In all Pine Crudes or KNCILISIL (JEiiM AN,
P.UKNCH AND JAPANKSK
ii
Uar Pieces for Cabinets.
IHSUt'K
PKJL'HES AND GUOHPS JN
GHEAT VARIETY.
Bar and Hetel Goods
.1 SPECIALTY.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King add Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
ItKT UOOVSVXliEKHVJM, JtC.
pi RAND OPENING Or
NEW FALL GOODS
AT TUK
NEW YORK STORE,
8 IO EAST KING STREET.
We are new showing one of the largest and
best asserted stocks of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS,
in the state at the lowest market prices.
Special ettering of
DRESS GOODS
Embracing the Latest Novelties of the season.
Ombre Stripes and Plaids, ull Weel French
Plaids. Newest Colorings in Weel Suitings.
Full lines of Black and Colored Silks. Black
and Colored all Weel Cashmeres, Surrahs und
Plain Satins in the New Fall Shades.
Canten Flannels. Muslins & Sheetings,
and all kinds et Demestic lry Goods, we nre
selling at less than Agents' Prices, having
bought them previous te recent advance.
SPECIAL UAKUA1NS.-I Case Ucrster Suit
ings at 23c. per yard. :: Cases best quality
Bleached Muslins, perfect geed. In halt and
quarter pieces.
WATT, SHii & CO.,
8 & 10 E. KING STREET.
N
KXT OOOK TO TilK COUKT HOUSf.
FAHNESTOOK!
GRAND OPENING,
LADIES' COATS, DOLMANS,
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS,
PALE TO TS.
A Large and Magnillcput Stock of tlic above
l.oeds.nll In the LATEST STYLES, from one
eftlie largest manufacturers in the country.
Te which we Invite the attention of persons
in search of these goods.
PIUCES KA.VUI.NU I'KOM !! TO SI.-.O.
We have a Cleak Uoeni
for the sale of
fitted up expressly
CLOAKS,
DOLMANS,
JACKETS, &c.
Where we can show our
IMMENSE STOCK
Te the advantage and com fort of customers.
FAHNEST0CK,
Next Doer te Court Heuse.
LANCASTER.
D
,KY (illODS, StV.
NEW PALL AND WINTER
DRV GOODS.
HAGER & BROTHER
Have new open Pull Lines et
FLAXXELS,
JiLAXKETS,
DBBSS GOODS,
SILKS,
VELVETS, PLUSHES,
CLOAKS,
CLOAKINGS,
SHAWLS,
Merine Un ear, Hosiery,
GLOVES
AXD
LACE GOODS.
We Invite examination.
Hapr & Brether,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
KXTKKTAINMEXTS.
jLtl'LTOX OI'iJKA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONL .
Saturday Evening, October 8.
SUPERU DRAMATIC EVENT.
Grand production ou a scale of manlileent
grandeur.
JAMES A. II ERNE'S
"HEARTS OP OAK."
Press, public, opposition, alikeackuewlcdR."
Its supremucy and power, conceding its right
te tlie well-earned title et the grandi-st and
most perfect scenic dramatlcpictureeltlieuf.
WHOLESOME PLAY !
SUPERBLY MOUNTED!
MAGNIFICENTLY ACTED '.
Scale op Prices :
RESERVED SEATS 75c.
GENERAL ADMISSION,... ..35, 50 Ac 70c.
On sale at Opera Heuse Oflice. ec-15 4td
riAX NOTICK.-
THE lKKASCKKIt HAS
JL hi
been directed BV the Finance Committce
otcennclls te request prompt payment or an
outstanding City Tax en or before the 15th
day of October ensuing, at which time the de
linquent tax lists.will be placed in the hands
et the Ward Constables for collection, and te
give notice that all City Tux unpaid en the '-Tib
day of December next will then belicncil.uneii
the property.
Ilv order of Finance Committee.
WM. McCOMSBY.
I
scpM t fdM.W&S TreasnretxS
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