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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES WEDNESDAY JUKE 7, 1882.
COLUMBIA-NEWS.
OI.K KKCl'LAi: C01Ci:ESI'ONIE.C-.
IKEIT AVrXXTXSXMUESXB.
JOWKIU & UUBST,
II
r.n-ul- Alene the Susquehanna lit""
Interest In anil Around t!ie jSoreiigli
Picked Up by the Intelli
gencer's Kcpertcr.
Miss Mary Spencer, of Philadelphia, is a
guest of Mrs. Stephen Keller en Fourth
street. ..,,,.
Miss Mary Spencer, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mis. StepheD, en Fourth street.
Mr. David Brown and family, who have
been visiting friends in town, returned te
their home in Rochester, X. 1., today.
Columbia will be well supplied with ice
cream this summer, judging by tbe num
ber of new places opened or te be opened.
The people of Marietta arc amused ever
the exaggerated report of the number of
persons'wlie participated i:i the services of
Decoration day there.
Mr. David Brown and family of Rech.
thte:, X. Y., who have been iu town for
the past week visiting relatives, returned
home this morning.
A eelmed woman residing en Tew Hill
was badly scalded about the hands this
morning bj a kettle of boiling water ever
turning oil her while she was taking it
fiem the stove.
Wilsen Blunt, residing east of Mount
.ley, lest a fine trotting mare last night by
death.
Although little is new heard about the
stove works, the work is still going for
ward, and next winter will sec the new
industry in full blast.
Judging from present indications. Col
umbia will have a large number e visitors
thin summer, and the 3casen will be gayer
than it. has been for several years past. It
is te be hoped that the prospects will be
leali.td.
liatcbati.
As the baseball season is new at hand,
the boys of Columbia had better organize
a geed club. It has been several years
since the town has had a first class one.
Thcre is certainly mateiial enough here
out of which te feim a club that will be a
credit te the town.
A Runaway Herse.
William Perry's horse ran away ou Wal
nut street this morning. The animal was
brought te a standstill by the wheels of
the wagon blocking against a tree. Ne
person was injured and the wagon was
only splintered a little. Mr. Perry had
lelt the horse standing untied while he
went into a heuse te tiausact seme busi
ness. PlstlcuOs en Frent Street.
A iiee light was indulged in en Frent
street last uight about 9 o'clock, by a
party of drunken boys. They were dis
posed of in a summary manner by a couple
gentlemen living near by, who cellared
several and moved them en at a gait mere
rapid than pleasant te the young rowdies.
Dangerous Spert.
Some person will yet be made a victim
or drowning by going in swimming while
the weather is se cold, ami being seized
with cramp in consequence. Willie Peuco
and several companions took a swim last
evening, and the former was attacked
with cramp. lie was only saved by the
exertions of his companions.
Narrow Escape el a Truiu Jumper.
An unknown man attempted te beard
au eastward bound freight train at Mariet
ta this morning, but the train was mov
ing se fast that his held was broken from
the hand-rail and he leek two or three fine
somersaults. When he stepped his feet
almesj, touched the rails of the track. It
was a very narrow escape from having his
legs taken off.
Yeung Traveler.
Three boys, whose ages were net mere
than l.r years each, arrived in town thi.s
morning en a Pennsylvania railroad freight
train. They said they had ceme all the
way from Chicago in this manner, and
were bound for Philadelphia and New
Yerk. They are en a sightseeing tour,
and weie traveling in the cheapest mauuer
possible, stealing their way en the freight
trains and sometimes en passenger, and
begging their feed.
Thieving Tramps.
129-131 SOUTH O.UEEM STREET.
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO '1TIEIR STOCK OF
SHIRT
UNLAUNDRIED
At 25 Cents,
At 50 Cents,
At 75 Gents,
At One Dellar.
LACE BUNTINGS ami NUN'S VEILINGS,
BARGAINS
IN
IN
, ... ...i ..,,. f,v.i-nf P.LACli SILK?. RL.YCK CASHMERES,
WHTTE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES.
BARGAINS S SSffiBf
DRY GOODS STORE OF
B0EE8 & HUKST'S,
129 AND 131 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
HOSIERY.
LACE COLLARS,
AT TIIE NEW
J
OHN S. OIYXfcK &- . AUVKUTISKMKST.
FOR SUMMER!
An immense stock of Hosiery, Gloves and Under
wear for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
Ne.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.
DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE,
25 EAST KING STREET,
JOHN S. GIVLER,
LANCASTER, PA.
GEO. P. RATHVON.
bl'UVIAI. XOT1VES.
What elves a healthy appetite, an increased
digestion, strength te the muscles, ami tone
te the nerves? r.iwvn' Iren Kilters.
ju." lwil.tw
The unhappy wile who sutlers treiu the pet pet
iteonee and ill humor of a nervous husband,
should name this real cause in her complaint
te Use court, or remove that nervousness ly
preventing ,llc delcndant with Dr. Ben son's
Celery anl Chamomile Pills. jn.Viwd.tw
nun Aitrn.itTinn:MisnTa.
breath w
lrii:u M
for hale at Cech-
137 Xertli Queen Si.
niyl-la'dcew.tw
("ATAi'Kii cured, health ami rswivi
ruled bv Shiloh'.s Catarrh Remidy
cents. Nasal Injector live,
rails drugstore
lr is a foolish mistake te conleuml a remedy
of merit with quack medicine. We nave used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re
sults for Dyspepsia, and Debility ami knew it
te be a sterling health restorative Times.
jnl-lmdeod&cew
Puvsu ians' sanction lias been accorded le
thai standard disintcctant, Glenn's Sulphur
Seap. "Hill's Hair Dye," black or urewir.M)
,-i.nls. ju2-lwdee.lw
Dvbi'wiir, nervous people, "out of sorts,'
CeldcnV Llebig's Liquid Heel iiiul Tonic, In In In
vigorater will cure. Ak for Cehlcn. Of Drug
gi,ls. ju2-lvdeed&w
Whv sutler day atterday, and month alter
month, with lame back, bciatlca, lumbago,
gravel, diabetes, female weakness, etc., when
you can lie cured by wearing Protessor Onil
uiettes Kidney Pud. Fer sale at Kuullniuu
in ii-; Stere, North Queen street. ,,...
!e8-l vuw.cn
OUKKFUICMSIIIKG.
FLTNN & WILLSON.
Refrigerators and Water Coelers.
SOLE AUKNT8 FOR
The Pennsylvania Lawn Mower.
CROQUET.
Great
ltiirgaiiis
ou our 5c, 10c, 15c aud 25c Counters.
FLINN & WILLSON,
Lancaster, Pa.
SIGN OK Til!-: TWO DIG DOGS.
Sl'Jit'tAX. SOT1CES.
Crew. Whooping Cough and HronchUislm HrenchUislm
iicdiatcly relieved by fchileh's Cure, ter sale
at Cochran's drug store. i::7
North Queen St.
myl.lwdtew&w
KRSCUKU FKOM UKAT1I.
j The lo'.lewlngslulcmentol William J. Cough
lin, et Semcrylllc, Mass., is se remarkable Hint
1 wc beg te ak Ter it the attention el our read
i ers. He says : "In tin lull et ISTti 1 was taken
v.iii, violent hleedimr ei the lungs, followed
bvuscveioceugh. I seen began te lese my I
' appetite and flesh. I was se weak at one time
. that I could net leave n.y bed. in the smn-
mer of 1S77 I was admitted te l he City Hospital.
1 While ihcre the doctors said I had a hole In
, my lelt Inng as big us a half-dollar. I expend
' oil ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was se lar gene at one time a lepei i
XUW ADVrAtTMMSMENTS.
TURD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1882.
LATEST BY TELEGKAPH.
FIRST TOKTTJKKD THEN 91VBDEKED.
The Horrible Crime of Illinois Assassination
At;ae et Incredible Cruelty The
News or the Afternoon.
St. Leuis, Me., June 7. A dispatch
from Caire, Illinois, this morning states
that J. W. Beyles, a farmer, living near
Vienna, Iliineis, has been cruelly
tortured and murdered. The as
sassins had entered his heuse
and after fastening his hands and feet,
tied him te a chair. When found his feet
were burned te a crisp by the lamp which
had been held under them. After splitting
his head with an axe, they searched the
house. When through they shoved him
ever en the fleer, where he- was found
dead by his neighbors. There is no clue
te the assassins.
UfJITlSAU'S SIS! ,AX
Mrs.
Sceville Tells Her Hmtlier te Keep
Trustinc in 5ed.
Washington. June 7. Mr. Reed yes
terday received the following letter from
Mrs. Sceville te be delivered te UttUcau.
It is copied verbatim :
"Shelden Heuse, Chicago, .day 29tb
1882. , ,
" My Bear Brether Charles : I hear
through the papers that you still Keep
up geed courage, ferwbieulam tuanKiui.
X ou certainly ueserve iut cuuiuicuu.
of all peeple who profess te be ChrisUaus
for your unwavering trust iu Ged's pewev
Wbeu you shot the president, as I sincere
ly believe you did, there thore ciu be no
condemnitien en Ged's part towards
you aud no condemnation "in your own
heart towards yourself. Yeu have noth
ing te de but continue as you have from
the first, trusting implicitly iu Ged
and in His protecting care, being
williu" te de aud te suffer
if need be all that He is pleased te demand
of you se shall veu have in His eternal
kingdom a still 'greater weight of glory.
Ged help you, comfort you, protect you
aud cheer your every lonely hour, my
dear brother, as He only can. I shall net
relax my efforts 4n your behalf for a
moment and I am sure Mr. ltecd will
net.
14 Your loving sister,
41 Pkakces M. Sceviu.e."
TUB Sl'AK KOUTK TKIAI.S.
It
123 SHIPPJSN STREKT.
Yesterday morning tlnee rougli-leoUiug I w0t around that 1 was dead. 1 gave up nope
men. evidently tramps, called at ihe house bt ji irieiid told me et DR. WJ1. II A MAS
of Mr. Samuel Hess, ou the ChestnuL Hill! iials.vm for tub MJMJS. I lanyhed at
turnpike and asked for something te eat.. myM.11''""
Bread and meat were offered, hut limy get a bottle '". J i' 0,
lemaiukd a full meal which as ienised Kra,"W TinIK ev!.
by Mrs. Hess, as breakfast had been ever t. J J l )ic.u.r Ir!- lls:u, , lluVU
for a couple of hours. The men then de- ; ;" ' ' , . vn!MVl
..nitfil Knviisir that thev would be hearu
from again. That night the hen roost was
broken open and a dozen orinero chickens
taken 1 herefrem. The thieves wcie doubt
less the tramps who had called that morn mern
ng for their breakfast.
Summer Days.
About a dozen ladies and gentlemen
will spend te-morrow ou and about the
Point that pnrt of the Susquehanna hills
opposite Chickies. It is ostensibly a fish
ing partv, but when ladies and gentlemen
geYishing together, but few llshcs are
caught.
A patty of fishermen that went fishing
yearly, thin morning, returned about 10
a. m., having caught nine black bacs aud
thirty one suckers, besides a few fish of a
nendcciipt character.
A basket picnic from (own are spend
ing the day en duckies ruaV. They
walked up this morning, they, the gentle
men of the party lunging the basket and
ether outfits of the excursion.
HKKMATTKlfi.
Tlie Descli rire Hene Cart Krpalred.
The foreman of steam fire engine Ke. 1,
says we were iu error iu stating the first
line of hose laid by that company at the
Desch lire was through Dr. Need's yard
and ever his balcony. The first line was
laid along Christian street aud a private
alley, and thence te the reef of Mr. Miley s
building, and the foreman thinks it threw
the first water en the burning building.
The hose cart of fire company Ne. 1
was brought from the shop of S. B. Cox,
and put in service te day. It is new a
four-wheel cart instead of a three wheeler,
which much improves it.
I wrfiethis hoping you wl.l publish ll. no
that everv one alllieted with Diseased l.uncs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HAMAS
KAI.SAM I'ORTIIK I.UXCS.and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN RE CURED. I
have taken two bottle and can positively say
that it has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines 1 have taken since my sicl
ncrf. My cough has almost entirely dlsap-
wared ami I shall seen i:; nun- u '-
s-old by druggists.
Ml
Ar
am
kie you low-spirited, dowii-ln-thc-ineiilli,"
', weakln thcW? walking 1 HrtnB
standing cause pain in mu i.i " . ""i";-;,,"
If se veu have kidney disease, and l'ref. Lull
,nett,w N rreneh Kidney l'ad is the only nun-
. "...i..t. ...ni.iiiiivnii imukIIv anil iMjriim-
i iniv it iiii-ii mu t.tiitj r .,.---
netty, and without lllllnK your stomach wiin
nauseating medicines, r'er sale at Kaullnian s
drug store, Nertli
fnoen itrl.
. je3-lyiiWASK
flve Itull-K yes.
Mr. A. C. Kepler made trial of his new
Winchester rifle this morning, and at a
range of euc hundred yards put live con
secutive bullets into a bull eye net half
as large as the palm of a man's hand. The
rifie contain a magazine of twelve cart
ridges, it leads itself and removes tbe
empty shells by a simple movement of a
lever, enabling the gunner te fire a dezfin
shots in as many seconds. I he rine is
beautifully finished and its stock and butt
is made of a most beautiful piece of
weed.
Hurt in a Cotten Factory.
Couard Helbicin, a boy ajred about 13
years, and residing at Ne. 415 West Grant
street, in rear of the Humane engine house,
had his right arm caught in the belting at
Ne. 2 cotton mill, where lie iscmpiojce,
yesterday afternoon. The limb was serious
ly cut and bruised in two places above the
elbow, the gash extendiug te the bone bnt
net breaking it. His injuries Were attend
ed by Dr. Percman.
mayor's Cenrt.
The mayor this morning committed one
disorderly te the county jail for 13 days
and discharged two vagrants.
j
.Methers: Mothers!! Mellier!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken et
your rest bv a slcic child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth V If
se go at once and get a bottle et M RS. 1N
Sl'.OW'.S SOOTH1XU SYRUP. It will relieve
the peer little sufferer immediately depend
upon it: thcre la no mistake about it. There
ls'net a mother en earth who has ever used it,
who will net tell you at once that it will regu
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother
andrellet and health te the child, operating
like magic. It Is perfectly sale te ubc lu all
cases, ami pleasant te the tasti', and is the
prescription et one or the eldest and best
female physicians anil nurses In the United
Stat.-3, Sold every where Si cents a bottle.
m2-ly-M,W&S4w
An KntliUBlastic Endorsement.
GeitHAM, X. 11., .iniy u, !'
Gesw-Wheever you are, I don't knew : but
1 thank the I-erd and feel gratclulte you te
knew that in this world of adulterated medi
cines there Is one compound that proves ami
docs all It advertises te de and mere, lour
years age I had a slight shock et palsy which
unnerved me te such an extent that the least
excitement would make me shake liite the
ine Last May 1 was induced te try Hep hit
ters ' 1 used one bottle, but did net see any
change ; another did se change my nerves I hut
they are new as steady as they ever were It
used te take both hands te write, but new my
go ill right hand writes this. New, it you con
tinue te manufacture as honest and geed an
e,.ii..i ,, vnn de. veu will accumulate an
honest fortune, and cenler the greatest bless-
.. vn.ir fellow men that was ever cm-
.... j-
Hi-own s iioiiHelioni IMuucea
Is the most effective l'aln Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken Internally or applied
exteriially.aml thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute.than any ether
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength et any similar preparation. It cures
pam In thu Side. Rack or Rowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and all aciiks. and is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF 1'AIN. "Unew.Vs
UocscneLii Panacea" should be In every
l.imlly. A teaspoonful of the Panacea In a
tumbler el het water sweetened ir preferred J,
taken at boa lime win ihieah. urAivi.i -.1..0
,. bottle. tebll-lvdM.W&S&w
When There's a Will There's a Way.
Anyone who has the will te try Themas' Ec"
lectrie Oil will surely find the way te robust
health in ca-es el bronchial affections, sere
threat! pains, etc.; and as an Internal remedy.
It is invaluable. Fer sale at II. R. Cochran's
drug store, 137 Nertli Queen street. Lancaster.
Itow te Secure Hrultli.
Decerns strange that any one will suffer
from the many derangements brought en by
an impure condition el the bleed, when SCO
VILIASSARSAPAR1LL.VANDSTILL1NG1A, or Rl.OOD AND LIVER SYRUP will resto.-e
perlect. health te the physical organization. It
Is Indeed a strengthening syrup, plea-ant te
lake, ami has proven itseir te be the best
Rl.OOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Screiula, Syplilitic dUerders,
Weakness el the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria: all nervous disorders and debility, bil
ieus complaints and all diseases indicating an
Impure condition el the Rloed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects lndl
gestien. A single beltle will prove te you its
nierits as a health renewer, ler It ACTS LIKE
A CHAKM, especially when the complaint is
el an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor ei the brain and ner
vous system.
RAKER'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and beast. Fer use externally and lnt( r
na'ily. RED HORSE l'OWDERS cure all diseases
.it lmrsn rail le. sheen, hogs, poultry and all
ITmn KK WARD. THIS ABOVE RK
3tiUU ward will he-paid by the trustees el
the Millcrsvllle Nermal Scheel ler Informa
tion which will lead te the discovery and con
viction et the miscreants who, during the
night or the 30th or Mav. 1882. defaced the
monument erected en the grounds of the In
stitution te the memory of its students who
fell fighting for their country in the war of
the rebellion.
Hy eivcr et the Reard.
GEO. K. REED, President.
And. M. Fiiaktz. Scc'.V. -r'-!t
PUHL1C SALE OF HOUSES AN WJ1U1.K3.
On MONDAY, JUNE 12, 188J. will be sold
at public sale, at the Keystone Hetel, fcprth
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa., the follewing:
Jl head et Kentucky Horses, and six Une
Lar"0 Yeung Mules. Amongst them are sonic
gee i read horses, geed drivers, one pair el
very flue black horses, one pair et very fine
roan horses, well matched, four and five years
old. kind and gentle in harness. Six of them
are very line saddle horses. All stock must be
as represented.
A credit of sixty days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m., en said
day, when terms will be made known by
JOSEPH A. OCKKR.
Jehn Rkbman, And. 7-3td
COXGKKSS.
Scranton's New Public Ualldtaf.
. "Washington, June 7. la the Heuse to te
day, en motion of 3Ir. Scrauten, (Pa..) the
1ill was passed appropriating 73,000 for
the erection of the public building at
Scranton..
Sparks Apologize te Cox.
Sparks (Ills.), rising te question of privi
lege, asked the pardon of 3lr. Cox for re
marks made by him yesterday during the
debate en the deficiency bill. Mr. Cox
accepted the apology in the same kindly
spirit as it was tendered. The Heuse then
went into committee of the whole te con
sider the general deficiency of the appro
priation bill.
Tbe Tariff Cammuuea naeaeu.
Wvsiiingten, June 7. The President
sent the follewinz nominations te the
Scnate te-day te be members of the tariff
commissien: Vm. A. wneeier, ei iiew
Yerk Chairman ; Jehn L. Hayes,
of Mass.; Henry W. Oliver, jr.,
of Pennsylvania ; Austin M. Garland, of
Illinois ; Jacob Ambler, of Ohie ; Jehn S.
Phelps, of Missouri ; Rebert P. Perter, of
the District of Columbia ; Jehn W. H.
Underwood, of Georgia ; Duncan F. Ken
ner, of Louisiana.
Tuat Alleged Herks ueuuty Libel.
Reading, Pa., June 7. The criminal
aud civil suits for libel brought by Dr.
William B. Dewees, of Fleetwood, against
Jesse G. Hawley, the proprietor of the
Reading Eagle, were amicably settled to
day, and a criminal and civil suit for libel
was brought te-day by Dr. Dewecs against
J. F. Dumiu, his brother-in-law, who the
doctor alleges started the rumor recently
circulated that his, (the doctor's) father
died an unnatural death.
THE ASCOT DEU11Y.
Weu by the Winner or the Kpsein Vet by.
Londen, June 7. At the Ascot meet
ing te-day the race for the Ascot Derby
stakes for three-year-olds was weu by the
Duke of Westminster's chestnut filly,
"Shotevcr," the wiuner of the Derby
stakes at Epsom ; Lord Bradford's bay
colt, Battlefield," was second, and Mr.
J. II. Houldsworth's chestnut colt,
" Spring Kcll," third. Thcre were five
starters.
Feuud Floating in the Lake
Chesterfield Lake, N. II., June 7.
The body of Herman Ritzcl, the musician,
was found in Chesterficld lake te-day,
near the point where the coats were
found. Great hopes am entertained that
the body of Conly will be feupd before
night.
LiveSleel:N A POSITIVE CURE.
inaySI-3
1WA TUS.
Husse!. In Quarry ville, Lancaster county,
en Monday, June ft, Charles Cellins, son et
O.W.andA M. Hensel, in the 2d year et his
Fnneial en Thursday. June S, at 11 sum.,
irnm the residence et his pa: elite. Interment
in the graveyard of St. Paul's Reformed
church, Quarryvllle. Friends and relatives
invited te attend without further notice.
juO-ltd.tw
I'VLU-Iii this eitv, en the Clh inst.. 1832,
Philip Pyle.ajjtil ' years, -1 mouths and 2.
day.
The relatives and Iricmls are respeclluliy
invited te attend the tuneral Ireui the resi
dence et his son in-law, Daniel F. Auchamp.
.n.W.i North Qui en street, en Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment In Lancaster
cemetery. -td
Ficklk. In this city, en the 7th of June,
ISS, Dera Mav, daugtitgr of Philena ami the
late Henry 11. Pickle, aged 3 ye:us and 10
days.
The relatives and triends et the family are
rcspectiully Invited te attend the iiineral,
Irein the lestdenee of her mother, Ne. 524
North Queen street, en Friday alternoen at 1
o'clock. Intci ment at Lancaster cemetery,
It
1 lit) POS A I.S. SEALED PROPOSALS
1 will he received te June lth inst., lerthe
Grading and Masonry required te complete
the unfinished porllen eHhe Yerk and Peach
Rottem Railway, from Delta, Pa., te the Sus
quehanna Canal at Peach Bettem-distance
about, four miles.
Specifications and blank lerins of proposal
.in i. rnrnlclipd en armlicatleil tetlie under
signed at Peach Rottein, Pa., or S. M. MANI
FOLD, Superintendent, Yerk, Pa.
The right is reserveu ie rt-jeei any m .m um.
Imler.se envelope "Proposals ler grading
and masonry "and address te ........
CIIA8. R. McCONKEY,
President Y. & P. R. R. W. Ce..
j7-3td Peach Rotteai. Pa.
C. ik Aim
J
Fire Insurance Company
OFP1ULADELP1A.
Assets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. nnltura. seeurelv invested. Fer a uellcy In
lids old ami well-established company call en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KINO STREKT.
dllM.WRAS
Hi;
lerred en mankind.
Tim ISUbcii.
Jnl-2wd&w
Proof l'ehltlve.
Wf. have the most positive and cnnvinctni:
11 root I hat Themas' Eclcclric Oil is a most el
lectual specific for bodily pain. In cases el
rheumatism and neuralgia it gives install, re
lini Fer sale at H. P.. Cochran's drug stoic.
1HAND TUOTTIXU MKKTINO.
AT TIIE LANCASTER PARK,
Thursday and Friday, June 15 & 16, 18S2
premiums, si.r.oe.
FIRST DAY.
Ne. 1 Class 3:00 for Lancaster county
Hei-sex with record net
better than 3 minutes. . . .$125.00
" 2 " 2:50 minutes 225.00
a " 2:34 ' -0X0
" 4 Ricyle Race Fer l.ancaster,Yerk,
Dauphln.Lebanen, Rcrks
ft Chester Counties only. 50 CO
SECOND DAT.
' 5 Free ler all Lancaster Co.llerses.. 200.00
" C Class 2:15 minutes 200.03
" 7 Free for all Horses 400.(j0
Mile heats 3 in 5 in harness, under rules or
the National Association. Heats may be alter
nated. Entrance lee 10 percent: 4teenter, 3
te stall. Purses divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per
cent. Lancaster county horses must nave
been owned iu county May 1. IS!. Races call
ed at 2 p. m.. sharp. Entries close Friday,
June 9, ne:tatll p. m., and must be address
ed te EDW. 11 K AU FFM AX & CO.,
Rlack Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
in27.30junl,3,fi,'6d
Wlhteu's Arsumcut fur tlie llerense.
"Wasuinc.ten, June 7. In the criminal
court this morning Mr. Wilsen continued
his opening argument for the defense in
the Star Reute cases. Among ether
things he said the large number of con
tracts, amounting te live each hour for
every working day of the year, pre
cluded the possibility of a close personal
examination by Brady. It could net be
expected that each route should pay. He
mentioned a reute which cost $600,000 a
year te maijgLaiu it, and it yielded only
$2,000 in return, yet no .complaint had
been made for this, for it is admitted that
Mentana has the same right te man service
as California. The cost et the Star Reute
service under Brady had been reduced
from 390 100 cents per mile te 924 100
cents, aud this Mr. Wilsen asserted was a
greater reduction than that made by any
previous aumimstiaiien.
Til K OBB.UON ELKCTION.
Certainly Uatrlea by tlie Kepubllcans.
Portland, Oregon, June 7. There
seeme te be no doubt in regard te the
election of Geerge te Congress by a major
ity net less than 2,000. The Republicans
claim the entire state by majorities rang
sug from 700 te 1.S00. The Democrats
concede it te the Republicans by small
majorities. The lines te eastern Oregon
have been down for two days aud no pre
cinct east of the Cascade mountains has
been heard fn.m. The Legislature is
doubtful. Eastern Oregon has had a large
emigratiea in the past two years and is
believed te be mostly Republican. The
Legislature is close cither way and its com
position cannot be known for two or three
days.
Shocking Suicide In Chester i;eiutty.
West-Ciif-ster, Ii. June 7 There was
a horrible suicide n;ar Uuieuville yester
day, Stephen 11. Jacksen, a well-te de
lYirinnr. nved CO. who has been sick for
ppnrs with dvsnensia went te his barn and
deliberately cut his threat with a pocket
knife. When discovered by his wile he
was dead. Jacksen was at one time a
prominent school teacher and took a great
intcrest in educational matters. The cer
ener's jury rendered a verdict of suicide
while suffering under a temporary ab( rr.i
tian of mind.
An llirfteilc Untitling te Cnu-.e Dawn.
Philadelphia, June 7. The Pennsyl
vania national bank has purchased for
80,000 the old brick building at the
southwest corner of 7th and Market
streets, in whieh it has se long been neiti
that Jeffersen wrote the Declaration of
Independence. The old building will bs
tern down and a bank structure erecr.ee i
en its site.
Wisconsin lre!ilbltiuuit3.
Madisen, Wis , June 7. Tbe WiVm
siu state prohibitory organ'- Uien
has been incorporated. Its eh
jects are te secure the subniisrieti
of a prohibitory amendment te tho-pceplo.
and te compel its enforcement. At its
meeting last evening eflicers wcre elected
and steps taken te organize the various
counties and towns te raise money and te
carry out the purposes of the association.
lSallread Directors Elected.
Alrany, N. Y., June 7. At the annual
election of the New Yerk Central railroad
company te-day, about $G2,000,000.00 of
stock was voted ou, and the beard of last
year re elected.
WEATUKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, June 7. Fer the Middle
states, fair weather, south te west winds,
slight changes iu temperature, stationary
or slowly falling barometer, followed en
Thursday by local rains.
TWO HIUUDEIIS BV A MOV.
,., A LOVER'S WOEFUL WeKUS.
Vlvlaa McCarthy Trie a Bluff Oauie en
Myrtle and Oet Sadly Lelt.
Chicago Tribune.
"Yeu de net doubt me, Myrlle'."
" Never !" exclaimed the girl, putting
en her invisible net as she spoke, and
placing her bandeline bottle where she
would be sura te see it in the raorcieg.
The sun had glared down fiercely all-diy
upon the parched earth, and new that
night had come the heat was even mere
oppressive than ever, because the cool
wind that had been waited from the laka
during the day had died away. 4t was a
dreary, sensuous, one-gauze-underahirt-and-no-vest
evening, "such as one often
notices while traveling in Palestine.
"Yeu have great faith in me, have you
net, little one ?" Vivian McCarthy said,
taking the girl's off hand in his.
" Yes," replied Myrtle, " I believe iu
yen with a childlike faith akin te that
which enables a boy te bite a pie iu the
dark, and I love you with a deep tender
ness and fair loyalty that eau never die."
"And would you believe anything I
told you ?" Vivian murmured, kissing the
dimpled hand that lay in his. Leeking at
him with her starry eyes, in which there
gleamed a holy levelight, the girl replied.
slowly aud with infinite pathos : "I
would believe yeurevcry word, no mutter
what you told me."
"Then," said Vivian, while a baleful
light shot from his near eye, "there is no
ice cream in Chicago."
Fer an instant, dazed by the shuck,
Myrtledid net speak. But presently the
voice of her heart fenud echo iu words.
" I can never lcave yen new," she
whispered. "There cannot be another
such liar in all the wide, wide world."
DAVITT ON TUK STUMP.
lie Wants All Ireland
Londen. June 7. Mr.
l'urcliascii.
Davit t in his
anaech at Livernoel. last nizht. said he
was in favor of the land becoming na
tional property. He considered that the
soil of Ireland could be purchased for ten
ants for .41140,000,000 in government bends
repayable in fifty years. He denounced
the Dublin Castle rule as a monstrous
failure.
A Weman Succeeds letinater Alert ick.
Washington, June 7. The president
sent the follewiue nominations te the
Sennle te-dav : Postmasters. Mrs. Susan
R. Hart at Wellsboro, Pa. ; Jeseph
Legan at Milten, Pa.
A.
Ohie Kepnbllcau Convention.
Columbus, O., June 7. The Republican
state convention met here at 11 o'clock
te-day, the attendance beiug unusually
large. After the appointment of commit
tees oenvention adjourned till 2 p. m.
.Viff AVVJUlTISHMliSTS.
Skinny Men.
" Wells' Health Benewer" restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. $1. Depot, Jehn Black.
Whate'cr besides you chance te want.
Ne'er tail short et SOZODONT.
But keep it always in your sight,
A source et beauty and delight.
Te cleanse your teeth tUl with your smile
The most fastidious you beguile.
)u6-:wdced&w
137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Hay I'cver.
Mil. A. L. Avuhv, Pharmacist, Newark, N
J. Having l.cen severely alllieted for eleven
years with Hay Fever, alter trying almost
everything without avail, 1 gave up all hopes
et being cured, when 1 wnrchr.scd of you a
bosel Ely's Cream Ralm. Te my surprise
alter a lew applications, 1 was entirely re
iicved. R. Watsex Harms, Letter Carrier
Ne. 1 1, New P. O., Newark, X. J.
1 have been a Hay Fever sufferer for three
years, and have often heard Ely'a Cream Ralm
spoken of in the highest terms, but did net
take much stock in it because of the many
quack medicines. A friend persuaded me te
try the Balm, and with the most wonderful
success. This recommendation you can use
ter the benefit of Hay Fever snftVircrs. T. S.
Grxca Syracuse, N.Y. Price 50 cents. Apply
into nesliils with llttle finger.
Fer sale at Cochran's Drugstore, Ut North
Queen &trcef. ju7-3
WANTK.U-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
girl te de general housework in a small
lamity. Apply at this office. H'l
VVTATCn TOOLS.
Wanted, a lir.stcla-.-i Teul-Maker and Ma-
nl,tit Aiiniv f.e
WARWICK MANUFACTURING CO.,
J7-3KI :tef Washington St., Newark, N. J.
Pistol Practice by New Orleans Editors.
New Orleans, June 7. A duel was
fought this morning at the Slaughter
Heuse between Majer E. A. Burke, of the
Times Bemeerat, and C. H. Parker, editor
of the Pknjimr- Pistols were used, and
five shots exchanged ; at the filth shot
Burke was shot through both thigh?,
though no bones wcre broken, and the
wound is net considered dangerous.
liEUAI. JfOTXVJSS.
WILL ISK
KOPOSALS
until Jum
lerthe completion el St
r until June 17 by the Rev. Dr. McCullagh
KKCKIVED
. McCullagh
Mary's Orphanage
ard Schools. Fer plans and speculations ap
ply at the Pasteral Residence. The light is
reserved te reject all bids net satisfactory.
3ld
IV " CiiESTMrr Hill Iken Op.e Ce., )
X1 JuneS, 1832. J
The annual election of Directors et this
Company will be held at their office in Col
umbia. Lancaster county, Pu., en the 17th day
of JUNE next, at 11 o'clock A. M.
Ju7-2td-7&12 N. W. N. Ill.X, Secretary
I.-VsTATK OF GEORU1S BKB1TENBAC11 ,
!i late of the city of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters testamentary en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te make Im
mediate payment, and these having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without delay ler settlement te the
nndcrsiimetl. resldtiur in the city of Lancas-
w.. .'....... ..Z. .. ..n&. . . i.r
JUAKUAKKT lil(KllnJAlll.
ter.
J se.
A. COYLK.
Attorney.
Executer.
mayU-Gtd.eaw
CO.
nKMOVAl..
ALLAN A. tlERR Ss
Have Removed their
GENERAL REAL ESTATE anil INSUR
ANCE OFFICE
'IO NO. IOC EAST KING STREET,
(Opposite Leepard. Hetel).
my:6-3muMR&3aiw
ASSIGN rDKHTATE OV PKIKKK. VOL
bert ami wife, et Lancaster city. Peter
K. Welbcrtand wile, et Lancasterclty. having
by deed of voluntary assignment, assigned
and transferred all their estate and effects U
the undersigned, for the benefit et the credi
tors of the said Peter K. Welbert and wile,
he therefore give notice te nil persons
indebted te said assigner, te make payment te
the undersigned without delay, and these
having claims te present them te
WILLIAM sHIILTZ. Assurnce.
m24 Cteawil Residing In Lancaster City.
ESTATE Of AIAKTUA S. SUflKrFEB,
late et Lancaster City, dee'd. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, ull persons in
.debted thcreteare requested te make Immedi
ate settlement, anil these having claims or de
mands against the same wRl present them
without delay Ter settlement te the under
8lgncd,re9idingiLanca8ter,Pa.NMETZj ap21-Ctdeav Executer.
TlieCase Against MreworksJncKseiiIguorcd
Chester, Pa., June 7. The grand jury
in the case of Professer Samuel Jacksen,
proprietor, and Charles Vanhorn, assistant
of the pyrotechnic works, which exploded
with such disastrous results seme months
have ignored the bill of involuntary
manslaughter and put the cesls en the
county.
Distressing Fire in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, June 7. Twenty frame
dwellings occupied by families en Brown
and Ravine streets, were burned this
mnrnincf. One child was burned te death.
Twenty-five families are homeless and all
their effects are in ashes. Lisa net less
than $25,000.
Thn MrrlklnCblcace BrlcUiiiali. ra.
CniCAGO, June 7. The south and west
side striking brickmakers have unexpect
edly refused te accept the compromise and
return te work. The north side yards are
however in full operation, and it is hoped
the ethers will resume te day.
Nail Manufacture's in Secret et ten.
Pittsburgh, Pa., June 7. The only
thing new in the iron situation te-day
was a secret meeting of nail
manufacturers of the West. The meeting
lasted several hours, when it adjourned.
The manufacturers ene and all preserved
profound silence as te the proceedings.
The Crime Committed by Jehn TlbbUltH, a
Youth or sixteen Years.
A special from Madcna, Minn., gives the
details of an extraordinary double murder
hv n. liev 16 vcars old. whose mind has
lienn neisnued bv trasbv novels. One of
the murdered men was Edward Washing
ton, a land surveyor who had been m the
flmmr.v enlv about two weeks. It is said
he came from Bay City. Mich. His age
was about oe years. Nothing is known
of his employers, but it is supposed that
he was in the employ of seme pine
land operators. The ether victim was a
young man, 23 years of age, Lee Fehren
bach, a Gcrmau, in the employ of Wash
ington, recently from New Yerk city, and
who had been living in Perham three or
four months. His only relative in this
country is a sister living in New Yerk city.
They left Perham Thursday, May 25,
stating that they were ceing te leek after
lauds. They were supplied with a tent
aud camping outfit, maps, &c. Suuday,
May 28, they .topped at the house of Jehn
Dornbusch, a larmcr living near Red
River. They arrived there about 10 o'clock
in company with Jehn Tibhiti.a boy about
10 yeats old, whose parents reside in the
neighborhood, and with whom the de
ceased men had stepped aud left a part of
their outfit the day before. Tibbcts car
ried a denblcbaneicd shot gun wuicn he
had borrowed that morning of a neighbor
named Richaidsen, one barrel of which
was leaded with buckshot and the ether
with fine shot. Tibbits started oil in the
timber, leaving them at Dornbusch's
They staid there te dinner, leaviug thore
at 1 o'clock, and stating that they wcre
going te section 12, a pine timber
land, carrying with them an axe,
a Smith fc WS5ens revolver, and
each having a silver watch and chain.
They did net return. Search was made
for them, aud their bodies were found,
one en Friday and one en Saturday morn
ing, .1 line anu , aoent ou reus apart.
Washington was found with a gunshot
wound in the back of his head, with his
pockets rifled, his beets and hat gene, his
maps and plates lying en me greunu. oo eo oe
side him, together with a pocket compass.
The body of Fehrcnbach was found about
20 reds north of the body of Washington.
It was horribly butchered. The ground
about the body indicated that the man
had made a hard fight with his assail
ant. His threat was cut aud his skull
broken by a savage blew from the
axe. The bodies wcre brought te Perham
Saturday, and County Attorney Corliss
and Corener Bedford were immediately
summoned by telegraph from Fergus
Falls. They arrived at Perham early this
morning and have been holding an inquest
ever the bodies of the murdered men to te
dav. YeumrTihbits made his appearance
in Perham en Monday, the next day fel
lowing the murder, with plenty of money,
which was unusual for him. lis purchas
ed a new suit of clothes, had his picture
taken, and exhibited a watch, chaiu and
revolver. He offered the watch te several
persons, stating that he was going west
te Mentana, and that he would like te
sell them. He finally sold the watch and
chaiu and took the train west, as it is
supposed. The testimony before the
eorencr's jury disclosed the fact that the
watch, chain and revolver that were in his
possession were the property of Washing
ton. He had in his nossessien about $5.
The hat, rubbers and stockings worn by
Tibbits Sunday were jeunci near tue
bodies of the murdered men. Other
strong circumstantial cvideuce points un
mistakably te the guilt of this youthful
victim. A pest-mortem examination was
made by Dr. Newcemb, of Perham. Four
buckshot were found in the brain, and an
extensive fracture of the skull of Washing
ten. The body of Fchrenback was literally
hacked te pieces, mere than twenty cuts,
ranging from the full breadth of the axe
downward, were found. The skull was
crushed in and even the ribs were cut
through with the axe in the hands of this
human fiend. The body of Washington
was buried by order of the coroner and
that of Fehrenbach by the Catholic church
of Perham, of which he is a member. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict that the
deceased men came te their deaths at
the bauds of Jehn Tibbits. As seen as
the bodies were found Justice Roth Reth Roth
pletz telegraphed te all towns west
nn ilm Northern Pacific and officers
were immediately sent in pursuit of Tib
bits, who was arrestea in msmara, u. i.,
and taken back te the scene of the murder.
He confessed, in part, by saying that he
wx? net alone in the affair.
fntlntteipnia. Market.
faiLADitrniA. June 7. Fleur dull, but
steady ; Superfine. Vtl 03 ; Extra. l !
ffl.-.0O; Penn'atamlly.iriS?'!!: St. LouWde,
$74750 ; Ohie and Indiana de, I'J 2.iS7.
Rye Heur at $4 37fl 50. , , ....
Wheat streng: geed demand for spot letj,;
Pa. Red, $1 4191 45 ; de Amber, $1 45B1 47. '
Cern steady ler local trade : Steamer, sifa
flSlUc: Yellow at 85ic; Mixed. Sl(5i4-;
Ne. X Mixed, 84c. .......
Oats urni.onlylightellerliigs:No. I White,
lific; Ne. 2 de Mc; Ne. 3 deCtc; Ne. 1
Mixed, 62c.
Rye scarce ntCOe.
Previsions steady and in geed jobbing de
mand. Lard steady.
Rutter quiet and steady for choice; Cream
ery extra. 23021c ; de geed te choice. 2l23c.
Rolls dull; Pa. and Western, 12917c, a te
'''ligtrs searci ami wanted ; Pa., 2Ti27c ; Went-
Clieese moderately actlva at Irregular rate-'.
Petroleum quiet; Refined. 7JiC
Whisky sales at 1 17.
Seeds Clever and timothy out el mkisiu ;
llaxsceddull at II 41-
psaw KnrE ret.
Nrw ierk. June 7. Fleur State and
Western dull and declining; Southern dull
ii'id unchanged.
Wheat nnsettled ; cash and nearlyruMhude
better: late options IZfiiYjP lower : le-H deiiin;
Ne. 2 Red. June, $1 4f ; de .Inly. l 2Si
1 2U : ae AugUit, SI 9)8I 21 ; de Sept.. 1 1!
!20i.
Cern Kc lower and active speculative
trading :" Mixed Western, spot, 7??ie ; de
futures. 77iS0c.
Oats sllgutly in buyers' favor ; Ne. 2 J une,
5Sc; de August, 4;c; Sent., IP-JSJle ;
State, C0j67c; Western, 58QCe.
drain ntl I'revmn.n juntattenn.
One o'clock quotations n! grain and previs
ions, furnished by S. K. 1 mull.
Kast King street.
Breker, :
June 7.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats
June... 1.30K .70 A'Mi
.Inly.... 1.3iJi .71 X;'A
August 1.12J .71 .Svj
riuladalphla.
June... 1.43 .80?;; St)
JulV L2li -7W4 .r'7J4
Allg 1.1! .7!) .!
Sept.... 1.1!) ---
fork
I'J.'.M
111.!) .'
Lard
11 "-'M
II lu
cive stecn irtMrkrls.
cineAHO. Hogs Receipts, 17,030 head : tihlp tihlp
menbi, 4,swi head ; markt.t steady wiin lair de
mand ; yards were cleared at tint eime ;
mixed, 7 2.7W); heavy, $7 !fiS .) ; light
at 7 ig;7!W; skips, $507 10.
Cattle Receipts. 2.IU0 bead : shipment.
l.'.WO head : demand weak; market lu;rl-h ;
experts. $S r.030 03; geed te choice shipping.
$7 C0??8 V ; common te fair, $C (J0fj7!0 ; mlx it
butchers' nt$2 50Jj!50; market ter 'lVxun-t
a shade stronger with lighter supply at $t Uii
5 ; Blockers and feeders, $3fi5 .
Shcep-Rccelpts. head ; shipment-. 4(t.
Market fairly active ler geed Mteelc ; supply
mainly peer; Tcx:isfat3gl; common te
geed native siiern. r.i aug.-.
East Libkkty. Cattle Receipts. 931 head;
market slew ; prime Helllnic at 7 '.jyiS ; goeo
tn ?5a7 ; common. I S05 50.
Hes Receipt.", head ; market fair
and firm; Philadelphia, J 2X SO: Yorkers,
$7 ffl7 8-"-
Sheeti Receipts. 4,41X1 head; prime, 5 ZiQ
5 75 ; geed, J4 73." ; common, 3 2.V1.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocka
also United States Rnnits rcicltM di-.Uv hy
Jaoeb II. Lone, 22 North Queen trset.
June 7.
10:00
A. M.
C. C. I.C. R. R.
Del., i.ack. A Western
Ocnver ft Rie Uranile.
N. V Lake Erie A Western.
Kansas and Texas
Lake Shere Mich. Southern...
New Yerk Central
New Jeraey CeniiJ-. .
Ontario Western
Omaha Cem.....................
Omaha Preferred .-.
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Texas Pacific....... ....... ......
Wabash. --. i. nils A Pacific....
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania R. R..
Keadlnff. . ........
RnRale Pitts. West
Northern Pacific Cem
" Preferred....
l:ue
v. .
.... r.
55- 51JJ
33 23
274 27
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I25jj i;
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23V5 Wii
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SPA SI
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2.33.
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39'4 :
r, 7ck
Lecal meeks
Par
val.
1-ane 'Uy Gpcrct. Lean, due 1682.. 310t
" 186... 100
" 1800... 100
" 18D5;.. 100
5 per ct.1 n 1 or 30 years. . 100
6 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 10Q
" 4 " in 1 or 2u years.. w
4 in 5 or 20 years., loe
" 8 in 10 or 20 years. 100
Mknhelm horeushloan.
BASK STOCKS.
First National Bank.
Farmers' National Rank
Fulton National Rank
Lancaster Cennty National Rank.
Columbia National Rank
Kphrata waiienni dm..
Fir
ion
. 511
. 100
. l
.200
. IW
. 100
. 100
IIXI
100
rvt National Rank. Columbia..
rirst National Bank, Strasburg..,
First .National rani, jmneiu. . .
virat National Rank. Mount Jey
Lltltz National Rank loe
Manhelm National Rank 1ie
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. Se
New Helland National Bank inn
nscELLAirsetm stocks.
Quarryvllle R. R. 9 SO
Millcrsvllle Street Car. 30
Inquirer PrlntingCempany 0
Watch Factory 1"
Uaa Lig lit nnd F uel Company. ... 2!i
Stevens Heuso I en
Columbia Gaa Company.
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company Km
Marietta Hollowware.... Urn
Stevens Heuse , ''
Sicily Island '"
E-'ist Rr.inilvwine . Wuvii'"slV "
Hlllersvllle Nerd.al Scheel......
Last
sale.
$105
107K
120
120
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112
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102
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