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Full Title	The Daily City Item, v. 1, no. 102, Tuesday morning, April 30, 1878.
Date Added	13 November 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1878-05-30
Publisher	Allentown, Pa. : Item Print. Assoc.,
Source	Newspapers
Topic	Allentown (Pa.) > Newspapers. Lehigh County (Pa.) > Newspapers.
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OCR Le VOLUME I-No. 102, BY TELEGRAPH = stents MAINE. rom Suvi, Me., April BA. Gere man steer, with 600 passengers, pu in at Southwest Harbor on Sunday" to await orders from Russia. 5 gpg)” nuopE 1 ISLAND, Run on Providence Savings Pan PRIVIDES April, 29. etl the Providen istit bition for saving and oth Peorte es -savinge run heavily today. 4 Bea ate ying nt, And Are abuni- ‘th pe pressure. tis estimated that the Providence Institn. tion will pay out $100,000 to- eet 8 TELINOIS, “ Petition Th Rankrup aa CHICAGO; Aprit 29.—IL. TL. Walker sas filed.a petition in binkruptey. - His Dreferred debts argonnt to: $10,000; -un- 00; and secured, yates $194, Ano, assets: ie titands $21,000; elai nat Samuel J/Walker (also in vane rnptey, $200,000. aden ee ENN LV WAN aaa ges Stunned by Lightnin; _Forreroms, Avril .—During t rd vt gang sik “the aveing hone 0 Smith, in Limerick to ownship, tise county, sunning Mrs. Smith and -a child, »:Fire was knocked from the stove against her clothes, which caught, but she succeeded in extinguishing the flames. Senator Morrissey Stricken with Py Troy, N. Y., April 29.—Senator ‘rissey was stricken with paralysis of the right arm yesterday. Ie is helpless vand-eainnot speak dat partakes of fool and drinks. « ‘The Magenta Disaster—Another Victim. 3 Z: 3 x B . 31m, April 29.— of Birch Contant, another ¥ tal the Magenta di: s found oat to his suggestion that an additional \ ing in the riyer near Sing Sing yester- | ctanse s Should be Inserted ini “ihe lease brenre Court, asking the continuance of " | - o ie defendant under bail till the higher wit ed Hosi Embroideri C: . . aay, allowing the landlord to remove the - jasiery, mbroideries, assimeres, - t . — porch. tribunal reviews the testimony." Peo- | French, and American Flowers. an Bood — Masti Sheeti be Re fd oS 4 CHUSETTS. we {ple ilkes say ney. ress Goods, uslins, eetings, c., &c. as: SUITS FOR PERJURY AND FORGERY. Tige St ston isaguinst Me Pani be ‘The Lungest eotteetion to an sect Jn this city A fall-out between landlord and | cause he rieh man and. that he «6 ot . NL tenant jg the course of time kept Pail wishes fo curry favor with the element And at lower prices than ever before offered in this city. ~\ busy at the Aldermen’s offices answ that elected him by sending him to the wt ing petty suits. At length Johnston | penitentiary. . Some talk of . moving | tf, ‘Idan! Paoiel § S | gg fF ihe have made every exertion to please our many enstomers, and feel con- brought suit against him, in the Crimi- from the town frony the fear of this Msse, Childsen's and Iofaaty Hats Aen thet we have eee large line of Clothe and C. fi v nal Court, for perjury. President Judge n the They say if tl ie We ask special attention to our large line of Cloths and Cassimeres for 5 manufacturers; ; JTarding, of Luzerne’ county, found thabegivnine, val wil 1 be the endi “\ William Forsyth and Charles We Ham, nothing in the case and had it nolle 2 Sa Nira, Shade, School and Saitor Hate, “& EN xD FAR “ atitchers; and Charles Gile, mai Asnit for forgery followed, | | 27 GERMAN Carrie PowpER.—The : EN . Mes h. aA Very little of ihe "stock ot reg Hittin alleged that Pauli had forged | SPRUE GH the year is te Dest season to rst ii VE Bate - 4 was saved he property was well in- ase and, without his consent, in- een RI ' EN ND EAR, sured , ye excellent condltion powder, and is caually BRON Ss! Oe To ae ms Not the pore ith i Knowl | £00, for Morses, Cows and flows and | ay weeny AND Fi 34 i ‘0. righty recommen led for Poultry. For sale : a ay, and dv 2 ay Sst oe nt wien ly mee ech ae | OFA Horm aN nin | ew ae net od, She etail at Weber's Dru > “ ogreat Tinportatiee demand the, presence Citizens of Scranton were. ¢- thoroughly Siove OIT Hansiton sleet ie A SPECIALTY. at Washington of the Southern Con- |i sympathy with’ Pauli, who is one o : ee ‘ Femme yisiting thip eity, they re thet eting townsmen; ‘mene of| | 227 Roaches an Tats are. no longer a A New TemperaneeB ok. IL GABRIEL & SONS, . reed to ent sliort their stay. _. Conse-| tng - Presbyterian Choret ‘and highly nuisance if you give them a d i cHiperanee boo . ; ven tly; vernme for their, enter- esteemed. With the Jat position of sas and Roach Externy ator, to be bad f tainment has’ ‘beni “change s Weber's Drug Store, No. 617. Tamlton BY MR. DANIELS. No. 129 South Seventh Street, Allentown, Pus , the perjury charge inv few, noone be- . morning the party will visit Lowell and street, opposite German Reformed Chureb, . ~— = Lawrence and inspect the, manufac- | Allentown, Pa. , Author of the Moody Histories. T turing ifdistries of /those Cities, and — _6 R A N D Dp I 8 P L AL y. this afternoon will make a visit to Deer 0 to Weber's Drug Store and get | 4 Whole Pemperarce Tier ina a Sin. sland. ‘Thi ey wi eaue for Washing. |§ one of Landreth’s Rurat Register and Al Me viene aed Tee et ton this eveni manae gratis. . They are quite instructive Tlnatrationnt —or—— ne to farmers and gardeners A apivited ant tines sor ° spirited and life-like record of the rise, THE BASTERN AFFAIRS, - tens, and latest telamphs of the Te wy ge TASTE re ae REMOVAL ° Ameries from the days | LE BUR |U(SIS| EI ALND T|N|GUR{ ALE x the Hue Laws and th NDON, 29,—General Sir_Al- | his examination. Johnsthn, isin thee ora’ ettea, clown tothe wore fred Hastings‘ Horsford' has been se- | was atalk about removing the porch at | ~.-+ . ’ the Crusades and the Goxpel Temperance rnc , ted as Commander of the 2d Army | the time the lease was signed, he was | Prtiee V) xen. ser Muthow, the wactawe tect . orps. A considerable proportion of {uncertain whether he had agreed to| 4 SHOEMAKER. SIOPY) s=o= i ant Apert Morether the Ist Army Corps is likely to be a 1 or not. On the sist of a with the great temperunce-leaders of this : ‘ patehed to Malta in the course of the | January, to the surprise of all who had M Bes: : coming week, including a portion of | read the evidence, Pauli was convicted. ; the Guands.: Many thousand stand of | A motion and reasons for, a new JOHN F. BOHLINGER IN NEW AND BEALTIFEL STYLES AMD (OL ORI Martini-Ienry rifles are being removed | were filed by his“ eounsel, Sex-JuAg€ | s1.6 pemovest jie boot and shoemaker show . from the racks in the Tower of London, | Ward and Mr. Sturgess, Pauli sent to | from ota Fellows tall to one ot presumably for the equipment of the re. | Philadelphis for his, old, friend, Daniel ut ‘i A Wi (i ils D il 0 g : serves. Dougherty, to go up to Wilkestarre, | HENRY: BURREARD'S STORE BUILDINGS, | berenorsea ana pmuitenca in CUINE GrOOUs Dai y to Our (Th There. ieferbad adtlvity ‘né Portsmouth sat ay, and argue th® motion for a N | The book may rig muruty aim 0 be a nf 5 1 Th « ed oo whole T nce Librat ingle rol- in preparing fittings for the conversion | new trial. The court room was pac ‘empora tn a sinalerol neg ye tee i at merchant shipa into armed aise, | with citizens of Wilkeslarreand serane| NO, 525 Front Street, | sm. soMibysninainiionatqeon “7° 1 EE Dé ¢1 52 sani) SELLING AT PRICES . A certain manufacturing firm b ton, and the interest in the case was}, srxre 4, 18 the. Agent for Lehigh county ai . jyed from the Admiralty an order for | tremendous. Pauli, who has been un- 8 WARD, vicinity. Itean only be ue. feom the | P= i : Does p moxe thi J orpedto-nets for the | der bail from the time of the origin of | wiere ne wit! be pleased to welcome ath nis | RENE ANE 18 not for sale in tho bookstore LOWER THAN EvVEFt protection of ships from attacks of Bs the charge, came down from Seranton | ot eimtonners wad so minohy new ottes a des : . . torpedoes. he nets are to be de- | with hisdaughter-who, by the ave of mips fo egal Shomonrven of his servicer » Auditor's, Notice. AT THE i livered durin : May. friends, was dissuaded from, entering Made toorter ivan Penna. Lehi - ao . Vs an exietiment of atate policy the the court rooin, A reqist that Jes ; Bouts and Shoes! st ott Rrra despateh of native troops to Enroye Ins Hacing an Manly besten to sit), “ caer 1038, i HF. Kramer \ Dpirv 1 coe the most ardent advocates of the mea- Pat s eunsel Tage Stantin des -, AF BEPATRING Go Frontho record cue - he native soldiers appear com. | clined to, invite them, ‘though i Tudge Promptis Altended 10 and satintaction guar sean g els Weiss, Clerk. Pe . pletely captivated by the prospect o! y was present iii “the! Gout hors | Mt missin sre ate ov Pa, Barmy May . i” being engaged. in military service, in | when it opened. TO JFANES, Tr | TA ae “ICE, Ok . Europe. Three hours and a half were con- nulersigned deat ite’ : They are volunteering to cross the | sumed by Mr. Dougherty in his see. : 629 Hamilton-st. ee ah hasremov.| 2 bGtsG Ee A eatete toon F - : sea, with much enthusiasing which has | A printed brief and ay o # x dase te MER & LAUB, mo surprised even those who Hows ‘heim law books were exhaustively drawn in Fae you can get One on Hetoucted cro . best. ‘They are pressing forward in |on to show the Judge how he had erred nay ar ati ae per doren ing shore, Me ho ag vee ; Whole regiments: ata time, ‘Troops | tur bis rulings. Judye Stantony after Sh pars HETURES from ribtem susie | No. 632 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. ree = tt . 4 whe a” tee * 4 spdaginasben a VS bandon ot : : , eget oe mete 96 Bie cet oe _ ad i dence returned from Burmah only six eks ago, and who were three years in | that country, are said to be detightea | by the thought that they are going t |g ace near England to fight the wie | Russians. has sigued a vetition tl that he may’ be NE | sent with the expedition to Europe. / crrep.{) ()) fy 0 RUZeR: THE FEELING AGAT WILkESHARRE, ‘Apr | currence in the Quarter Sessions Co here to-day this usually quiet town has | been Stirred ap'to a pitch of strong in- dignat i id excitement. fen ie time came last fall to ciate Ji for the a tarter ‘Nectlons and Common Pleas Courts both parties united in thé renomination -of “Judy Dana, who is known and liked throngh- out Luzerne county., Against him the Labor party nominated a police oust Jawyer named Stanton, who had be in the Legislature 2 term, where, re restrict the possession of property amount not exceeding ten thonsand dors ty each individual. Intelligent je of the county, langhed at the ton’s Hume in éon vith the Judgeship. There wa nota suspicion among those who knew him and were competent to judge that he was fitted for the > mentally or morally, mazennent of the best people of Luzerne cconnty he was a year ago Mr, seph Pauli, a leading merehant of Scranton; leased the up- per portion of his store as a dwelling to aman named Johnston. Pauli desived to remove a porch from the second story of his building, and after the lease had been drawn up a friend suggested to him the neccessity. of tha privilege in black had not een signed yet. tha ali spoke to Johnston on the atte, and that Johnson agreed one regiment every man | rt says, ie once originated a bill-to | elected.” Scranton, where he resided, | 5 with its mining-region clement, gave tim his strongest support re than Se} announcing that he» would “ALLENTOWN, PA,, TUESDAY Y MORNING, APRIL 30, 7, | the speech closed, drew from the breast | pocket of his coat an opinion writter fore he had even heard the ‘argue ae jand over-ruled ite motion. for a new [trial Mr.° Dougherty, Judge Ward and others stood aghast. The are | senténce: showld not “I protest against any se sentence. So {help me God. I am innocent,” he an- | “Mr. District Attorney,” said Judge sentence?” | THE Di E is REFUBAL. “1 aril ‘hot at this time,” answered | Mr. "You “pace the Court in a ve barrassing position,” said Judg ton, exci ite By thi ly. js time everybody in the court s aroused and the scene Leeame exciting inthe highest degree. _ Judge Stanton intimated: that the Distriet Attorney, hi had tt attended to his duty in the ale hausted with previous wo! their hands. been rendered I have conferred with Mr, Palmer, one of the prosecuting coun- sel. I have also read the stenographic report of the evidence, andef the Court wants my opinion about that verdict I can giv “We “aon mnt want your opinion,” said Judge Stanton; ‘we want you to move ‘or sentence. “I snow my duty Letter than you can teach me, and I ean tell you that Iam Court. of ‘Quarter’ he recon shots that the eit ndjourndl yesterday “to meet’ Monday. Yidur |Tonor is aiestig: in’ chambers, not in c Judge, Stanton, in confusion, coutinned the defendant under bail, sentence Mr. Pauli’s counsel, understood, will immeadiately A writ of error to the Su- him on Monday. it is 5 NOR SAL, The sume w for ‘ands ° nt | FINE MILLINERY GOODS. y | LIVERY 00D FORTHE. IL, Fine St aw Goods, STRAW GOODS FOR THE MILLION. J MRS. A. B. KECK, G13 Hamilton Street. * This Week. ar Every Day. NEW DESIGNS IN BONNETS AND ROUND TATS, NO ASSORTMENT To compare with it anywhere, either in ele nulity or extent, Mourning Bonnets, 2a ORDERS “Go Receive Provngit and Special Attention. y Yond STRAW GOODS! STRAW GOODS! hoice Novelties for Karly Spring Wear, Elvent Frenelt Chip Eromienade Mats. Aino, every other SHAPE IN ALL DESIRA BLE 3 deat Thrve business houses, on | n fabrics, . _ PRICE TWO CENTS. CARPETINGS! Brussels, Tharatin, Tapestry, ifal and Stair Carpets, ——AT THE-— Mnorn Creer Huu, ALLENTOWN, PA. The largest, best, gud cheapest st ‘ovel In desig eli Cit: Perfect in TOT TIIAMILTON STREET, ° or Valley, of the most approved nish, 105, ep IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE. w E HAVE THIS DAY OPEN —ar— OUR FACTORY STORE 129 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, me LARGEST AND HST ASSORTED STOCK OF Dry Goods! Dry Goods! Dry Goods, House Furnishing and Ladies’ Goods, Woolens for Men’s & Boys’ Wear THOMWER, RE MINGER & CO. wD

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