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TnEjehtMatetnent shows the decrease
kf lie pdlillo rlehtdnrlni; the mouth of
MaiqIi to be $14,231,321: ilecrease since
nueSO, l89j, $31,823,393; cash iu the
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stes of deposit outstanding, 315,470,000;
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Enoland laying pnllid our nose nud
afTed nor ears In the O'Donuell busi
ness, Chili was tniboldeued to do the
uma tiling hen wo prottstid sgalnst
the unwarranted Imprisonment of half a
dozen American citizens in that Ood
forsaken count ij. lloth ofthesoRrcxs
insults we pocltcttd.as n matter of courn
and so hem eomt a Turkey, n nation fo
poor that It picks its living I rem tie
a lit barrels of n seuiUuivilizklitu that
Utm aud dle from opium eating, and
aUps onr face wlili the Mime comnlaceu
y that has characterized the iuipndeut
ftssanlts of the others. TLe cause of tl
Aumisa uisgiunwtinem ousts irom u
protest agaiunt the exactions of the Sub
lime I'orte in Uvying an vxerbltaut duly
npou our petroleum in face of the treaty
upon that suhjtot, if we were bufo that
our navy would not goto the bottom be
fore it could reach the Orient, and if we
oould be guaranteed that It would not be
blown out of the water should it git
there by the two war-ships that Turkey
purchased of us years ago. it would not
bo a bad Idea for the American Govern
ment to resent this last insult, and show
to the other nations abroad that it will
aot allow a, sick man to knock a chip
from Its shoulder, whatever It may take
from muscular chaps like Jobuuy Hull.
Sjbutob John Suekman, of Ohio, v,ho
Is much more of a candidate for the
Chicago nomination than is his brother
Ttcnmnp, ix of the opinion tbat Ohio
will be carried for the Republicans' this
fall as easy as rolliug off a log, if only the
right man be pot forward. Wliat mental
reservation or secret evasion poF&cssed
Mr. Sherman In making this conditional
' predlctlou can best be coujectured b
the logie of events tbat accompanied
Mr. Sherman's candidacy four yours ago.
He said then aa ho says now, that "an
enthusiastic and united party was ot
more oonstn,uenco and more to be de
sired than the working out of any man's
ambition, be be ever so popular or were
be decked with the gaib of unquestioned
availability." The slyness with which
Mr. Sherman has always manipulated
machine politics, is manifesting itself
now when be says that, "believing that
the convention when It meets should be
free, uninstructed, and iu shape to do
the very best thing for the wlnlo parly,
2 have counseled my friends to that end.
and I do not find that condition of
things to justify my being a candidate
that I found four years ago." Putting
this and that together, then, we are to
assume that Mr. Sheruiau's candidacy
can be relied upon in an emergency,
which emergency he and his friends
fondly hope may overtake the Chicago
convention before anybody else rakes
the pooh
A iabos audience asuembled at the
Crystal Palace at Sydenham n, few days
ago to bear Mr. Oaear Wilde's Ircture on
bis impressions of America. Mr. 'Wilde
(who has d (scat ded knee breeches and
reassumed the prosnio troui.ers)said tbat
the Americans are the noisiest people in
the world, whose nation il occupation is
catohing trains. Feuuhjlraui. with its
rooky gorges aud woodland scenery, re
minded Mm of Switzerland; the prairie
Of a piece of biowu blotting paper.
Everything Is twice ns large as it should
be; everywhere is twice as far as it should
be. He visited L-Milnlle. the chief
cbareoteristioof whose Inhabitant is the
constant use of the revolver. He lec
tured to them npou 'B-inveiiuto Cellini.
bis Itlfe aud Works." and was reproved
by bis bearers for not having bronchi
that artist with him. The explanation
tbat be bad been dead for soma little
Unie. elicited the inquiry, "Who shot
Mm?" Autoug the more el Inly lubabi
tantaof the South he found u nirUncholy
tendency to dite every event of Iropor
tattoo by the late wur. "How btuutlful
the moon Is to-uighl!" he once remarked
X a gentleman ho was standing ueit to
bin). Yes,' was the reply, "but you
should bare seen It before the war." So
tofiulteslm:il did he find the knowledge
and appreciation of art west of lb.
lloeky Mountains, that an ait patron-
one who in bis day had been a miner
actually seed the railroad company for
damages because the plaster cast of
Venus of illlo, which he bad imported
from laria, bad been delivered minus
lb arms! And, what was more eurprls
leg still, be gained his ease' and the
damages. Dear Oscar, do visit Lead
vllle once more. The bovs, no doubt.
would lovs to interview too!
Our Northwest Letter.
facial ttsUj.uon Adtocats.
MutHXAPom, March 29, 1881.
The tide- ol luvnlgrallon lo the North
West hss eoiunwoeed In Hoar cd the waves
are Urge. The trains on Ilia roads, pierc
ing this country are badei down with
freight, Tbs emigrant trsius still afford
wide lelds far the study efbuuan nature',
In no other place of so small a soinpui ca
ns find so many classes and conditions of
socisty. Thebioken down English genii
insn.tbs Italisn uoblenisu, in dlieuise.au
lbs Sussisn lefugee are all liimbled togeth
r with their respective families lu the cars,
There ara dallrale looking young girls bd
babies, sod wlsvnrd hardened looking old
bags. In on sest thera will be a Dutch
man smoking bis old ptjie which he values
as dsarly as the woman the baby she holds
In the sst behind him. The air ladeu
, with tobacco smoke snd the fumes of.man
uowasbasl bodies is anything but whole
soma or plessant, but Is all delightful, they
...... ..,.., ,tu.,ui, inrjr
7lwipars4wlblbtiUrg.nuUf,sen
the ocean steamers. Here la material for Iclssrelss a Democrat.
diaina comedies anil tlnge'lie. I ss
At a meeting ol Hie Manitoba MfO mocu I'hian may mate kni.wn to ine norm Hi ine
AisiM-iailnn st Miles City, Mutilans, a few I proper lime tbat he Is a good Democrat. It
la a sinre, petition was prepareii tu belts uiriner sam mat tins talk may oe inn
sent to Secretary Teller statins; that the nut to liillueuoethe sclion ol the It-jiubl can
tuhsirtence furnished the Cheyenne luriiani Convention, IfltiLnuld ignore him then
has been l.arelv suluoient to keen them 1
from starving end if the Ooverninenl makes I
no further piovition for Ihem, they navel
one or two alternatives left them to renew
their depredations on the slock men or to
starye. Whito the Indians cannot be
blamed for stealing ss a last resort to keep
themselves from starvation, the stock men
on Die other hand, cannot he expected to
submit to lh destruction of their property
Runout an enori iu protect li, ana uibi eeri
ius trouble will ensue Is only naturally to
he exneiled. We therefore respectfully but
earnestly ask you to give the matter the at-
lentlon lis InliHirlance deserves and, to see
If some iiennanent provision cannot ben.
mads lor these in-opte, which will save them l'ie
Irum starvation mill at the same lime rro-'
tcrt the sttck interests of this secllgaot the Ua
""Tli'xcllementovcr the Ord'Alan.
mines in Idsho crows more Intense as the
warm weather aimroaclies and tho dancer
of freeslug to death is lessened. Thousands
ol men aretlocKingio iiicse mines irom
Montana, Oregon and frum more remote I
nlares. From disinterested sources your
correspondent learns tual most ol in re-
potts that h.ye gone out regarding these
mines have been greatly cxaggeratid. There
are rich places, but not eiiougli for one fit
tleth of I tie men who will and luye flocked
there.
Most of th plaeers discovered so
n low ground and when the snow
,ces toB.,eltthcs will be flno.le.1.
tar are I
miiinncea
Provisions are scrce and as n result very
high. Board is Hierday, and the only
are the taliain anil boarding house keeiiers.
The rrszt over these mines is such thai
larmers are leaving their farms to join in
the piimuU of sudden riches. Some good
however wilt result from this rush, lir the
opening up of a line country. O.iMnfrnlil
luto Washington Tr. aud Oregon fow tiav
elers will want to leturu 'ihere is m
doubt a benulllul country lor the artist and
a proiluittve ntm for tho fanner. Tlie
rouutry around Tuget Sound is not sur
passed for sublimity and variety of scenery
This Sound or oeean lake as it has been
aptly termed, covers all urea ss large as
Zthode Island and Deluware and is naviga
bla iu almost every pari for the largest
liipti. forests oi spruces, Ciuars, pines and
mlocua strctcii away irom Its snores to
stantsnow clad mountain ranges. Eich
one of its countless bays forii a panorama
t beautiful as was ever put upon canvas
urlng iiio ury mnntiis u is a pieasiui
place lo visit, but woe to the unlucky one
ity is bound up there during lhe rainy I
ason. Alter he gets used to it ho won't
mind it, but the getting lamiliar with the without destroying their chaucts of re elcc
weather is slow work. lion in their districts.
Willi the view of helping this country
the Northern Pacific hus reduced its another "happy Ihoughfin tho State de
through freight Irafllo as far as Walla Wal partuieiit. Ills retention at Berlin would
la, W. ly., Irom the rast, and tins also
made a cut lo fayor the California, and the
Portland, Oregon shippers It will not be
so very long now before then) will be so
inucu competition in mis transcontinental
tra Hie that it will not cost a small lorluue to
make ilia California trip from lhe Atlantic
seab.iard, and toiiribts by taking a steamer
l Liuualn lor Uulutli, llicnce by rail to
ortlaml, Uregon, and Ihen ilown the ra
citin coast per steamer to San Fraunscn.will
iiloy a trip lull ol health promotives,
changes and valuable information.
borne lime elnce the interior Department
issued authority lor the Inoians on lhe
Ited L.ike and White Earth reservations to I
cut down dead uud burned limber and sell I
it at publia sale for their benefit. It has
receuily leaked that certain lumberman In
connection witli the Indians havo bcn I
working n ecliema which III a lew yumi
ould havo depopulated our forests In this
gion and greatly enriched the leliemers
Their plan was to scorch the tree?, end kill
them In some way, and alier culling them
own acivertiso lor bids lor purchasing the
fallen limber. Of course those in the ring
were able to bid high knowing the limner
was not materially injured, and their bids
were accordingly accepted. The Iocs ad
vertised to be sold last month aggregated
.uuu.uuu leet. becreturv Teller's attention
as been called to this little plan to delraud
ud the game is up, for a little while any
ay. 1'iosr.KK.
hHllM WASH WHinN
I IIWITI lYnvJIllMV I J 1 1
Regular to tbo Caehon Advocate.
Washington, D. 0 April 2, '84.
Tho Itrn linn.., f p,,,,.... ni . i
InffMrl... I. i i i
. "i uo ri""l"m-
lion, ine bill as passed by the Ifouse is
now before the Senate Committee on A;
propriations, snd it hss been decided to re
port it so amended as lo engraft upon it tho
bill for new cruisera that recently passed
the Senate, A disagreement upon this fea
lure fstakcu for granted. Tho Nsvsl Ap-
r
ropriution bill as amended by the Senate
will also ho without any legislation affect
ing the personnel of the service. It will
probably be reported to tho Senate next
Mouuav.
tub nivEn and ninBon bill,
The outline of the River anil Harbor An
propriation bill baa st last been completed,
anil aggregates in tho neighborhood ol $11,.
nOO.Olin.to bedivlded among the Mississippi,
wt . i ri : j . .. . .. '
iuissttun niiu vniu rivers, anil ni IIIO Allall-
ic, l'uctnc and Oull harbors. It is expect
I that Die bill will be reported annul
he 20th of April, up p. which tlino addit
ions, modifications or changes may be
matie.
THE riESULTS CF THE CAVCC3
The Democratic caucus ou the Morrison
lariilbiil was more in lhe nature ot a con
lerence, as the determination or the majori
lly was wisely not made binding inxm all
present. It had the good result of at jeail
allowing what strength could be collected
under the bill as retried. That Mr. Kali
dan was an:e lo command fillv seven votes
out of a total of olio hundreiland cighly-oue
is ery aignincaill, lecauee Jllr. llandall
will also bo supjairled hy a majority of the
urpuoiiraiir, aiuoog wnom ue proerly be
longs ou this tariff lasuo. But this alrenuth
was shown before Mr. Morrison or Mr.
Carlisle had matie any concessions, so that
t. i . '
It cannot be taken as conclusive.
rUOBAM.S UEPBAL ei-TUE WUhlEY AKD
ToEACOITAX.
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look of. twenty the million dollar.. veVr
h.wv.i m m. tur .UV U. Alltl-l. IKK....
this Is a f,r greater reduction of UmWaZ
p.oportioii titan was effected on .11 lb, sr
iir schedules. "amn.iar
,ihm ii.tuua .ler.ve.. iron, lobaoco, and
ranruEU cosxEnom uill be umi.
It is now about an even cbai.ee that still
tAnOENl TnASSLATTV.
Sargent has been transferre.1 tn m T.i
ersburg for telling the truth snd shaming
...V uci,. ..K.
MOBBHON SAYS Bt Is A OASD1DATE,
Mr. Mormon of lha Ways and Means
Committee no longer acts shy about the
Presidency, He says openly aud above
uoaiu tout oe im a candidate.
DOWN AMOXO TUE DEAD BILW,
v.o ui . .i. extend ine bonded iKirlod of
""'".''..r1. enacting clause and ll.us
I
It OEN. rnEBMAN A DU CrtlT?
Soma cdthe Iriendi of Gen. W. T. Sher
man say thai lie is a Democrat and when
he hss tslked about relusiug a Presidential
iinpifnation be has tnesut a Republican
nomination. The shoruieniiMr.f (;., -i
while here in coinmaud of the army, has
i ueo si iree .lu liijs oummeuls uiioo He-
publicso tfijcisli that be bs often teeu
It Issoniethlngtokrowth.Uhe hill will a. ,u , ".""'"S- lUe'e w" ""delay,
in all Ilkelil.oodU deb.led " U Tsubjec iVl h ? iV Vf "" "'a V
to amendment. It is hardly probable tha ' "T.il ...77
the Randall wing will kill the bill before ,! . ,c 1 V, " ,h8 ,,,"1,JI"8 fr""' wllI''h
any debate may be had u k t. y, Tl Bern,r "'-"" t twenty
yefy privileges inay result in defeating The Hm- ?nc '" l " "y
objects of the ineaiuro . .. In " nplisli L,' iMln,t W,l""n lratnt several
iiig something wl.lo', wa , Z, Trs inter "",'r,Ur,r' for 1 18 ex.lUu of whose
tamed by Us supimrlerrjind sian.li..;.?.... ""grr m"b hl'"tr . The au-
. ..... ' . I . lirn, the enure police force, nower ess to
w, ,,,. a,,,, luv4.1V. 1L I,(i...H lk I
further concessions must bo made in order
jo secure the passage of hill iu the House As ,o.m as It was
Then will mine a Seuste iu which lb. lie'. .,.."."? 1
imblleaas have . ...alorllv. ..l 'u,. k "'0 " u" w.a uuisiui
the tsnl has a ready been fully discussed T .""'K' 1 T. " msue to
wlih niesgro result. ref. ? .dfinalir2 "I1 The mob haltered a ho .
Republican President who ns. ahtiwn ! ,i l?rK,eoouE1' u admit a man in the out-
.re'.encoo i iind bJ sdytoTt .,g U I farilf .1 lht0Sfh ?,h,oh,.th,V
reior... and t.tltr reforn " U " I dlVi Th 'mof "e'll, ftS ""i"1"';
conundrum as to what chances Mr. Morri h.. mob cslling "Olve us Brrnerf give ul
sou has, ...y way. Bu . afl"r ill l ,,. ! , ,n 1 ?" l,'rouS'1
IhlHgiikeeptheiu f,nUti"!'ny """""" ?nl l
pie, discuss it an.l m wlucal. I he voter's on i " tl ' mUK1i" ta. B"
'." "'"t" sounded and
I lai ssU)l I II UL 111 aY1LllrA it ue.isiT.I I...
It is not regsrdei
wholly Impossible here that Oen. Slier-
hewlll be a cauUidale tioiore lue ueuiocratio
Convention.
the cniKtsK badt IN TAsntoH.
Going to see Hie Chinese baby at tho
Chinese Legation Is a fashionable ammo
men I aiming society ladlr-3 here. The old
Minister, Is very proud of his oirprjng, and.
rolls his byes 'delightedly' when told tbo
baby "istbe perlcct Imago of Its fattier."
special 15 'CO UAnllOW ADVOCATE.
. iooi
aiarou soo.
Although the whisky ring have long
i.t.i f ...i, r.i. -i i,ni i ..i.n,i
, , . , , ,
bonded period for whisky, they were
struck dumb with aurpriso .on discovering
, ay bow weak they really were when
lh!eeU "?; L'
out by a two tnirus voie. ine oni louuy
which lor two Congresses hss been pressing
this tuessure is 'utterly discomfited, ss the
lesson administered by the House points
out the absolute falsity ol any further ef
fort. The marvel is how even so many as
, , , ,llenlbcrt of lhe ,rouse rouM have
f , . ,
beeiilnducea to vote for setting siich a vlcl-
ous precedent as would have been involved
in the passage of the bill. The voto was,
A n
Yeas 180, nays 8J. The absence of section-
alism in the vote Is seen when sn exsmin-
0t0n of how the latter is distributed by
Pennsylvania, 10 to 2; Kansas, 7 to 0;
Missouri, 8. to 4; Illinois,!) tot); Maryland,
1 to I; California, 1 to 5; Georgia, 1) to 1)
Texas, A to 2; Arkansas. 4 to l,snJ Minns
sola. 5 to 0, The Waterloo defeat of I ho
bill wns freoly diirussl lat night, and the
general verdict was that the voto was the
result ol impular clamor. 1 fie mends ol
the bill wele naturally chagrined, but not
by any means wilnoul liope ol some action
by Congress, giving even partial relief.
itn possible signiiicuncii was atluched by
even the opponents ol the Morrison bill to
the vote UHin tins one though a rumor to
the oiled that it had decreaeed the Tariff
bill's chances did obtain currency parly in
the etuniug. TheMorrison bill is expected
t ) be called up early next week, "and," lo
quote a pronounced revenue rcfoimer, "a
bill will surely nass. ' 'lhe men in iippos
ition lo It In tlio caucus have quite general
ly admitted that I Hoy will yole lor it in
the House lo the extent that they ran do so
Mr. Sdrgent'atransfer to St. Petersburg is
mi doubt bo disagreeable both to him and
to the Uerman government, as personified
iu Bismarck. Yet we could not recall him
without putllcg the country in a false posi-
iinn. uis transier, ami iu dlplomntio elt
qtlette, his promotion, solves the problem
tnlisfactonly to all concerned. It is hinted
with wliatdegree of authority is uot slalcd,
that the mission at Berlin will now be al
lowed to remain vacant. How true this
repirt may be, will better apiear as timo
passes by. The President is not baaty in
making appointments, and will not hurry
hlinse.lt, probably, lu this instance. No
doubt to leave the German mission vacant
would show our displeasure In a dlimified
way npd make Bi&liiarck feel bad, hut
possibly American interests can be as well
advanced in Germany by havinc our o uu
try represented Ihere by a tiaineil aud pop-
ular minister.
The Democratic caucus is the one topic
of conversation among ptliticians. The re
suit of the meeting Is generally taken as a
compromise in the interest of harmony.
lly u vole 1 1 two to one the Morrison bi
was eudorsed, but there was coupled with
it an umendment abolishing the tobacco
taxes aud cutting down the tax ou fruit,
brandy to n nominal rate. Hence, under
nils arrangement, the internal revenue ays
I c tn is lo bear its share in the reduction of
taxes as well as tho tariff, u claim strenu
ously pressed by those who wish tho i nporl
duties maintained at protection ralet. The
vote lor the biiriu caucus was not so see
llonnl aa mlfhL I.iiva lipAn &ttt.ii.i.1. lints
8i,lM,fouml.8U'1'or, fr"'n,al' f'e
couulry, and several state delegations were
divided. Virginia, uliio. Missouri and
Louisiana had strong men voting nu either
side. Illinois was solid for reform, and so
wss the) west in ceceral till the Pacific
slope was reachod when tae California del
isiinun wua itiuoo ieau btruogiy towarus
iho lUn.la de.i
The Cincinnati Riot.
OD LAW AND TERRIBLE SCENES (
BLOODSHED IK THE tTREETJ.
On Monday. March 21th. one. of tho.n
judicial farces which have of lale years to
Irequently dlsgracetl the criminal juris
prudence ol the countrv, ended iu the
court room al Cincinnati, O. The man on
trial was William Berner, who, by his own
coufession, participated with a negro named
ooo j-auner in murdering and rbb ntr
iiiiam it. aim in uis own stab e. lust be
lore Christmas, mid then to hauling his
body nut and dumping it into Mill Creek.
ine case was taken lu band by well-known
ami cruiiy criminal lawyers, who got Ber
ner m recoui uis cnniession, and all the
legal clap-trap by which corrnnt criminal
lawyers Iree the cuiltv was nsnl.utwl th
jury brought in a verdict of "Not cuiltv of
murder in me nrst degree, but guilty of
,unlui.l,l., Tl.u ,.u..t... t .
hissed and hooted as they ran away Irom
the court room to escapo the furv of the
populace. This wss the first step in the
Iragedv.
A publio meeting was called bv soma ni
mo iyrcii!i cuizeus in protest against Ine
rernici. ii mei last r rniay nlgltl and 10,
uuu peop'e einleavoied to cam accesa lo
Music Hull, loosed roiies, svuiUdical of
uTiicn jaw. nuug irom loo en lerv. The
crowd ssw these, and they were "like red
rags Lelnre the eyes of a maddened bull.
. " s . 1 Rul J4"' """"
, ,i i " J "'"' -r".". ,l"'uui:"
I buihlinir. A demon vinrit h.l lu.a,, .rM.
g thiough the
ouim ng. a nemori spirit had been a
f. - ,,f !nd..,n.n??l,",,e c".u1,1
To
tuejall, u the jail," were lhe cries which
o,pe win. ine maddened multitude, nud
"e" V" Bening bayonet.
.t - . . . ... .. .. -
were inside the fail. The solid doo'rs bad
? 7.1 i"i '"'"I "7 '"V" "R """i V f""1
?'' ," ? ,fim "n'1 R'a"e'"J hullels
(,ad sl.gh ly njund some f the great
crowd. Lite had, however, not vel been
last. Soon there was a movement lu fira
Ihejail and then the militiamen pulled the
.I-....,. r t.n: 1
learned at the ail that
me not alarm was
preiwratlons were msda to
calmly that it meant death lo
door, lhe crowd wavered a moment and
uesiiaied, men the colored leader gal
the word to swine lha idanlr. II- I..
staolly obeyed, aud tbe gale trembled with
IU, UWK,
The mob flew; through tbe corridors in
searcn oi uerner, but soon found he wsi
gone, lie had been Previously removed
in exiciet on oran outbreak. n.c.r . I,
cell ot tho murderer named Johnson lb
wb sloi.ned and l,e.. ... b.H.r .l7. h
d.air. but before this could U, .HWied I,-
lln.l r ... . . . . " ' -
trances. In ibo ineaullme 8ltrilf Haw
kiiis sent lor tbe inilillA to report to hint al
Ihejail. Only about lorty men were nn
duty.sud these went tt. lhe jell, passing
through Ibo Court House snd all under
ground tuunsl. As the soldiers advanced
iuu. Ihyjail through the tuunsl, wlth-guns
iui.ie.i,uiiicer vvneeggera hrewup his
rmi.i.,1 hr,i.l. Pr?5.T.ri.-., u .
arms aud shouted: iorGodtdoa,t shoot)
you'll kill your friends." Without heel
lug me warning lhe onnmsml to fire was
given, and a volley went milling through
the tunnel, Officer Nunnfe.il pierced 'by
halls. Von Seggern was shot in the sidefof
the hesd, and eereral of the inllltis were
shot by their own guns. This was the JQrst
blood shed,
Tho volley had the effect ofclesrtne the
jail, but lor two hours thereafter elforts
were ma
ue on the outside to destroy the
building, A barrel of coal oi! was poured
down inld the lower part of Ihejail and set
in fire, hut the officers' within 'managed to
extinguish the flames. The keeir's office
furnished some wood, snd that, was also
fired; but, as tiejail is mainly "of stoue and
Imn.lhls elfoft Vias. futile.
Then the crowj threw stones and-fircd
pistols promiscuously at lha sriuilows and
the'iMllilia filed Irom the windows at the
crowd. Bhrrilf Hawkins tried lo control
the firing by orderlug thst not more then
one man should firo at a time, and then
only lo frighten not to kill but the men
"ere uncontrollable and fired at the cHwtl,
doing deadly work. Ljter the crtlwd broke
I tit j the Veterans' Armoiy and IClttredge'a
guu store, and procured arms. By the
time this wss done, however, the crowd
had so thinned out thst no furlber'serlous
attempt was made tn gut the jail. '
Al one o'clock Saturday the mass of
humanity In front ol Ihejail amounted fo
nearly 3D OOi) persons. Meanwhile, efforts
were made to strengthen the jaij, The
force of militia was recruited, and put In
advantageous positions and the streets in
tho neighborhood of the jail birr.icedet! In
every direction. As night drew .on the
indications became ominous. The mob
spirit grew hy degrees, and posters resding
as lollows were circulated!
"Public safety demands Immediate so
tionl Oiganlzein every wsrdl Ileal sores
hy pulilyiiig the bodyl Serve notices to
the criminals, criminal lawyers, gamblers
and prostitutes to leave Hamilton County
within three davs, ami remain away for
ever or aullVr the penally. So long as lhe
present clique ol criminal lawyers that in
fest the city are permitted to remain and
corrupt juries, outrage justice aud shield
criminals, just thst long will our citisens
he murdered, our property destroyed and
protection by the law he denied. Make one
clean sweep while we are st it. A vigi
lunce committee of 300 in esch ward, com
posed of the best citizens, can, hy earnest
work.cleanaa the moral atmosphere in three
days. Organise at once, and serve notice
tn all disreputable characters in the ward
lo leave, and never return. The renulation
of the c.itv demands a change or wicked
ness will reign supreme.
Al 10 o clock the mob forced Its war up
lo lhe court house and set lire to lusri reas
rer's office and the Court House, and they
were reduced to ruins. The militia charged
themob,and their fire was terribly destruct
ive. Captain Desmond, ol the First Regl
ment, was shot ami killed. The rioters
would not allow the firemen to respond lo
the alarm, and it was not until nearly day
break that they were permitted to play on
the ruins.
The firing on both sides wss very heavy
until long after midnight. The rifles of the
militia played droadlul havou with rinlers
who approached the barricade. Gun stores
were rifled by tho angry mob ami an at
tempt was made to fire Powell's store. A
man tn a patrol wagon was shot and killed,
reopto were shot down within 6everal
quart's ol lhe jail. 1 lie I nilrlt. llegimenl,
summoned from Dayton.relused to march lo
the jail. The mob secured lluee cannon al
Music Hall and awaited the omingof the
regiment, which was expected to march
Irom the depot. A squad of tiolice captur
e.l the cannon. Towards daylight the nn b
gradually uiinned out, to prepare lor a
renewal or hostilities when night should
again eome.
The Mayor Issued a proclamation Sundav
morning calling nu the mob lo disperse.
I'lana lor the protection of life and properly
ure maturing. The Mayor also issued a
:all lo the citizens lorn meeting at IhnUily
Building ill the evening, which was largely
attended, and the elforls of lhe Mavor aud
the militia to prescrvo order were heartily
approved.
Deep feeling against the militia was
mauilesled all the tune. Every now and
then slones were thrown st them whenever
opiiortunitY offered. This became so an
noying that, so lar as practicable, the police
were placed next lo me people, lipilnets
were shout-d anil threats wero not wanting,
whether in earnest or lor the purpose til
terrifying the bos in blue could not be told.
Wait till tn-iilgliir "Wait till we gel
good and diunk and we'll hniit vou'blu-
oated men Irom behind vour barrirrf."
were among tbe cries About eight o clock
the regiment from Columbus guarding the
Court street approach was fired Into by one
oi ine i.iou iron, un alley between .Main
and Walnut on Court street. The troops
answered the challenge hy a few shots
winch wero lollowed by a volley and sev
era! shots Irom the Galling gun stationed
there, lhe number or the injured caunol
b) ascertained. The firing continued in all
directions.
1.20 A.M. The crowds hare nearly al1
left the streets and gone home. The police)
relieved by the military, are out ou the!
beats. All pillagers have been driven tt
their homes. Citizens feel cheerful and
confident. The most profound quiet pre
vans every wnere. ii looks as u ine wno
thing was over.
2 A. M. lhe srrest of participants in
the inoli is going nu by the wholesale, and
the end is ai hand.
The list of killed Is put at 41. while mare
man izu are Known to have been woumltd.
a number of them so seriously that they
win prooaoiy nie.
Alter being aenlenred uerner was taken
to Columbus by two deputy Sheriffs and
lodgetl in jail, altera yery exciting journey.
At several places along the Hue excited
mobs boarded the trains supposed In be con
veying the murderer. At Lnveland Berne
in escaping from the mob got away from
the officers, wandered around the country.
and finally took resnuo In a freight car on
a siding, where tlio deputies again captured
nun. uy several clever ruses lie was una!
ly taken to Cdumbus and locked In his
cell in the Slsie eliitentlary.
Cincinnati. March 31. At nine a. in,
all was quiet and it is believed sll Irmibl
is over. One-half of the militia nr. duly al
me l al l nave been relieved, and the bam
cades around Ihejail are to be removed lo
uay, aiosi ot mo bring last night wa
merely a blind to clear the streets and
though a few ople were hurt no one was
allien.
At mldilav there Is no annearance of
relaxation of the preparations for defense,
Barricades of barrels and every sort of ma
lenal still remain scrss .11 avenues, of
approach tn the cnnnlv bii Id nes. and hi
hind them t-tand the military will, guns,
ineir liven baynneis everywhere glistening,
ine ponce have been sent away to thei
regular tiosts and are obtaining some rest
inougii ine general reeling Is that Ihere
win be on lurlher outbreak. There .a n
lacking of men who predict otherwise
Dillip Itader, of East Mauch Chunk:
M. J. Lawler, of Netquehonlng, and P. J,
Cunningham, of Beaver Meadow, are anxl
nus for the Democratic nomination for
Counly Commissioners.
New Advertisements.
Sprine WM Blossoms.
Late In Life to Look for Joy Yet Never
too Late to Mend.
Headers of Hawthorne's "House of Seven
Oablts"wlll recall the pathos with whleb
poor Clifford Pyncheos, who had been un
justly Imprisoned since his early manhood
said after his release: "My lire Is gone, and
where Is my napplnenT Obi give m. ay
happiness." Bat that could be doue only In
part, as gleams of warm sunshine occasion
ally fall acrsss the gloom of a Hew England
autumn day.
In a letter to Messrs. Hlseox Jt Co., Mr. I
II. Tttns, of r'ennlngioa, N. J., says: "I have
suffered untold misery frara childhood from
chrcnlo disease of the bowels and disrrnosa,
accompanied ny reat pain. 1 souant rail
ait the hands olnhvslelans ufeverv acli.iolan,
used every patont and domesile remedy nnde
in. sun. x nave ai lasi lounu in 1'A.CKfc.ii'f
TONlUa coiuiilete SKCltle. preventive am
cure. As your InealtmUe .uedlelns, which
dl I for roe what noihimr elsa could Jo. la en.
titled to lite credit ol cur irettlnu- back in
happy ilajf, I cheerltill aud gratefully uo-
at.uiT.euKV tuo lac
Mr. , . S. Wells, who needs ni Introdnn
lion to lhe tiaoola or Jeriav 111. ajIi.m ..-ri,.
testimonial ufMr. Titus Is aenulo. and vol,
notary, only he does nut atlriruaiely portrae
the sufferlru tie has endured lor many years.
Il.l. ,l,H..,.a...l(M 1 ,, .... ....
well, llels nowperleetly free Irom bis old
mt vim vav v, sum HI"J isvsti it 4tIH4 II Ida. HstCsTlU-
lag It all to A UK Elt'S TUMU."
Unequalled as an lnrl;orant; stimulates alt
iaeurs;ansoares-iimenisorine
n.ys, aud alldlscsisiof thy blooa,
ieuritauioarcs-aiiuientsui'tue Ilvsr, KI4-
CURED
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciallca,
Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache,
8re Thrnnt, Swelling. Stppiii llrutsta.
a an all otiiir iiodilt taiss asd iciits.
Sold br Dwcrtiu and Dtlr kTerrkher. Flft CaU a
bntlls. nireotloaila II l.tnrnii.
THE CIIABtW A. VODELBK CO.
tn m A. iwiuta a w .
tUIUxan, X C. S. A.
Annnal Statement
Boroili of LeWplOD, Penn'a.
WILLIAM MILLER, Treasurer, In Ac-
count with the Jlorough of Lehlghton, Pa.,
from May 4th, till, to March Sith, USl:
I)K.
To balance on hand May 4th, 1S3I...S 4111 24
- aroouni receiver, irom .1. w.
Klelntop, collector, on duplicate
of 1883 alts S3
" amount reoelred from II. Sheerer.
irrilil nn P.thlln Sntlnrn IS tn
amount r,c-irei irom un. liar.
rol, supervisor of .Mahoning town
ship 0 18
Mnio to
on.
Oy Orders Paid for Work on Highways.
.T. II. Frlltlngor 1 1,0
It. Onchran 4 13
I Monts a-i Tt
M. Faint 1; O'l
win. miner, taoor tor rnn 43 to
P. Lelbennutli 4 13
Jnn. Acker
7 87
0 61
3 86
3 85
IS
10 in
K. Fen-terraacber...
rhas. I'aierson
Kdi llunsleker
I). . Wund
Wm. Warner
7.. II. Tinir
1 10
I Olausa 11 00
E. Newharrt D lb
win. II. liachinnn 1 so
tlliabetli i.loter 8 C7
I). W.Newhard SS CS
N. Ilonts 1 (0
A. W. Horn 16 78
w. Wert a 1 a
K. Koous,, ,..,,,, 112-
U. W. (.clinch 1 (-0
II. Spoonbeluier 1 60
1). Krock 4 40
L. S. Mr.ttisberrv... 3 IS
U. W. Uellinao 1 S8
wuson lluuti 8 U
Maml. i: ry 3 '2b
Unas. Nuihsteln
3 40
Ed Uhl ,
1 03
idwls Klinu-er....
33 70
3 CO
4 M)
10
1 10
L. Fensiermaoher,
(Jlias. Xander
.-urs. u. xander..
elur Helm
K. Urumboro
3 00
Mury Dreher
V 1)
II SO
I). 11. I.ouu- 10 40
F.tllauss 18 73
A. 1. tllaus i e
.Incur, lleuerllnir u
al. S'A..t 7 70
Owen Klots 11 4J
D. Wert
II. Munts
15 S5
12 10
A 4Jb
1 in
ti lb
CO
Satnl. Seller...
I.. J Hell
K. weaver.
M. cichwerer..
wm. Thomas..
(ieorKO Hex
i till
Jus. Nolhrleln, sr 4 40
cutis. Mcnmaie
1 12
Uhas. Trainer ,
14 40
17 W
.las. llollenbacn
Win. Horn
.los. Zahn
4 4
iS K
tlouhnin, mason work
4 12
E. Drelbclbles
a is
los. Gilbert..
2 42
4 06
2 25
2 2
2 75
00
1 5
2 41
Lewis Wulclc
Jno. Acker
,los. Z-.lin
Ohas. Froeltch
Win. Noll
Ketneree.,
it. .spoi.nhelinur...
O JCioti
e jo
'1 -lb
:has. Trainer..
D- Kbbert 33 SO
I. owls Heed 1 in
Win. ICoch 3 12
Sahoc Ii l ea
M P.IUSt 1 10
K. Urumboro l iu
Wm. Miller, .883 34 12
i;. Nowhard. Stieet commissioner... 102 00
H. NowUarU, streot comutlisloner... lo 88
ST49 tl
INTEREST PAID.
E A. Dower t 2S 00
1L A. Honor IU 4
II. Montz 20S 00
ii. Hellert do uu
r.llrlnkuian i t0
O. Selfert Zt 00
BONDS 1'AID.
E. A. Bower
(00 00
Uhas. Selfert
.... 1200 00
300 00
D. Monti, part payment..
I31S0 71
MlSt'ELLANLOUS,
M. Van I.iew. sudltlnir acconnts
ltS2 4 0D
Harry V. Morthlraor, printing annual
statement w
II. w. Mens, nan smne lor crossing., u so
Kre.l. I.o.ieltel. three feet of uruundon
llanknav 10 00
C!hi I'.itterson. watchlnir small-pox
eases 37 CO
D. Kostenbader, waicmng small pox
cases 2S "0
f Kioii. watchlnir small uox cases... IS 2S
Wm Sillier, watciimg em.. u pox cases -a uo
Dr. Selple, services lu stuall-pox cares 6 00
w. IT. ftuoslter. nrof servloes 10 Alirll
1883 as 00
w m. Kniuher. secv. SAlarv. April
18.3 45 00
(I. v. Miser, froth., renenlnir W. U.
I reilrlcl luugmeni i
A. W. Horn, police. 1883 b SO
J. It. noble, lutuber. ttoi 13 SO
Wis. .Miller, salary Areas., issj uu
Wm Miller. Trcas.. St.,to Tax on
AT.2M. oa 9 no
John lUnker, blacksmith work.., 2 41
331 0)
,. 81 le
Balsnoe
LIABILITIES.
Bonded Indebtedness
F. Ilrlnkmao SIS50 00
1). Monti 4US 00
37(0 00
ASSETS.
rash In Treasury......
.. n io
A-. remtnei anu j. itsa.
denbush, on note for bal.
anco of duplicate el 1873 by
.l. n. IV ebb. Uolleclur... 110 23
$20131
T.lkrlll!l In eTeeslof Assets. Mar.
23ln,18SI IM3 (1
T.lal.iliila In cigmi of asjata. May
4'.h, 1883 7220 C3
Decrease ,., $11 n
We, the undersigned duly elceted Auditors
of the DoroughorLeblgkton, decertify tha'
the forgoloic accounts are correct to tho best
of our knowledge and belief.
W I'.LONil, )
M. Il.TItEXLER, ,
H.J. DRKTNEV, S'
Leblghton, March 25tb, 1331,
Auditors.
J. W. KIEINT0P, Collector, ta Account
with the Borough efLehlghton, Fenn., for
duplicate year, ending, 1883:
, DR.
To amount of duplicate, 1883,. (3925 (3
ol aaaitioas ......... cs s?
-A3714 41
CK.
By exoneration I 43 to
' eomitilssion Ie3 Ji'-I
amuuntpald Wm.Mllltr.Uorouiin
'Treasurer 3109 3
" errors lu duplicate 11 W
uuscaled lands , 11 V4
" balance due borough 2V3 73
3714 U
We, lb. undersigned dulyeleeted Auditors
OI mi llorouju ol A,eniKiuon, no eeriity t
furaa Dinar aee-iunls an.t:ilnd J. W. Klleniou'
balance due on dupllcato of 1183, S'-i 73,
nj Uilef.
wnici. is oorreet to me esi oi pur snuwieug
M.O. TREXLER, )
II. J. UltETNUY.f Auditors.
April stb, wl
BAKGAINS
BARGAINS !
Embrace this opportunity at
once, as wo positively
close iu a short time.
The Stock comprises
Dry Goods.
Clothing,
Carpets, Sec,
Which wilt he Sold at
Bankrupt Prices !
The Stock consists of about (8,000 worth of
Ooods, whloh must be sold In a FEW DAYS,
no matter what price It brings. Call early
to secure Bargains at your own Price, be
cause the sale Wilt .POSITIVELY OLOSrJ
SHORTLY.
JOSEPH JONAS,
Obert's Buiding,
Bank Street Lehighton.
i February lC,18Sl-4w
Fall and Winter Stock !
fco., 8to. Our Younp; Ladles and tlentlemen will dnd It to their advantage to (rive him
acall bofore purchasing elsewhere, as tbcv will And tho BEST SELECTED STOCK in
Town AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Olii Post Office Eiiilng,
April 4,1883-ly
JLook to Yiai"
Tin ana Sheet Iron fare, House FnrnisMi Goods, k, k
Is now offering extraordinary Bargains for Cash !
He Is the only Agent Intown for tho sale or the
Bessemer, Sunshine, Othello, New Champion and Apollo
Ranges ; Montour, Lighthouse, Exoelsior Penn, and
Eclipse Cook Stoves; the Princeton, Early Dawn,
Belmont and Real Double Heaters, with a va
riety of other Square and Round Heaters,
All of which ho is now offering at tho Very Lowest prices
Also, on hand every kind ol STOVE ORATE and FIRE DIUOKS. Dealer tn all the
test makes of l'UMPS.
Roofiing and Spouting, Prompt and Cheap.
Store on SOUTH Street, a few doors above Bank Street.
Fatronage Invited; satisfaction guaranteed. June t, H'i-yl
ttiTWVi.'.ii M AnR
S ?ZrT t, i lTh W. W 11. Ooiilb, Harmony drove, Oa. EuonVs I.ittl Uathab.
OATHARTIO PIU-8 TI ' ... ,hB m0, , r,011Uar of all the Cathartics -W sr. llimor. Mill's
' - - mm IBM inBUfl,! I I .f.r
r?.p.v p V t" River, N. O.--My aired mother used one box with wonderlu results.
K D.wt.ai. ..ocustOrove, Ohio, 1 recommend them. Jonw UotLiris. M D.. Tesas.
-Thev are excellent. It. IlKMSOir, Jackson, illis.-
auith KivaxB, ioieriy, oio.
Ho! For New Goods!
CJ. M. SWEMT & SON
Have, received an enormous stock of CHOICE GOODS,
comprising
l&RlisS AMI llKY CcOOHS,
Groceries, Queensware, etc.
Old Post-Office Building, Bank St. Lehighton.
BEND FOR
TRIAL BOX
OIROULAR
Aw
1
j4&
NEW ADVEKTISEMKNTS.
Crescent Plug
Tnn FinasT and Swarraar Cnawinn Ta
BAOon on the market. Matie expressly to
suit the taste or the Pennsylvania Uhewers,
Ask your dealer for It. a trial will show
you It Is the Tobacon you want. Manu
factured by U. A. JAUKSON fc CO.,
uarSO-wt PttTXitanuiio, va.
Carriages, Wagons aiiulMacliiEory Rnn
without Kroase or oil. No occasion to take
off the cnrrlaire wheels Circulars sent free.
Address OHAPIIITE LUBRIUATINQ
UO., Jersey City, N. J.
A FORTUNE lTOTTLE RAISIN&.
THE NEW MEXHIO ANDCOLORA1IU
BRANCH AND OATTLBOO., oontrolllnr
over onk milliohacrvs ot the finest irras
Ins; lands In New Mexico and Colorado, Is
dealrlous of ohtalnlns: tbe co-operation or In.
vestors to Increase their herd lo 12,000 head
or graded cattle, having: on hand Already
2,000 head. Yearly Increase over 40 percent.
Annual cosh dividends of 10 per cent, and up
wards Irom surplus sales, and the herd con.
stantly Increasing. A safe and prontsble In
vestment. Send for lull particulars to
E. D. UaRNES, seo-y.
Mill's Building, IS Wall St.. New York.
'3 Serfs; V
IiB
?latPt?s:2
5 s f rs tfj
-Mir
AAWTPH "eriretic, reliable Men to Sell
VVillUIjiJ Fruit Trees. Qrapo Vines,
' ' Shrubs, Roses, io. Salaby and Ex.
pbh'xs paid. Kull instructions ulren, so In-
experienced men can soon learn tho business.
Address J F. LKOLARE. DRIOHTUN. N.
Y., (1 mllo east of Roohestor, N. Y.) mar2
Tho undersigned calls the attention
of his many friends and patrons to his
Large and Fashionable Stock of
Fall ana Winter Mi,
Consisting of
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
Or every description and Style In the
Market, Including a special tine or
Lady's Fine Shoes
Also, a fall line of
Umbrellas,. .
Rubbers,
Hats, Caps,
BAM Street, LEHIGHTON
'
let Eests I
James Walp,
Successor to A, D. MOSSrit,
; Manufacturer ef and Dealer In all kinds of
Stoves
Ranges,
Heaters,
25
SE 11
w ,s 111
g I S3
I c
Price, Fifteen Cents a Box.
's Little Cathartic Pills are tho
r.ie ilnstlvene'a. Inriiirestlon. Headache, une
irood dose r three or rour Emory's Little Uathartle Pills, followed l.y
one pill every nlaht for a week or Iwo makes the human machinery
run as rrgulnr as cl ick work; thev Purlly the lllootl an-l put new life
In a broken down body. Purely Vegetable, Harmless, Pleasant, In.
fallible, the younvest ehlhl may take them. Sold by all DruaKlsts
and Medicine Dealers at FIFTEEN DENTS A MIX, or by mall.
STANDARD CURE CO., Proprietors, 197 Pearl St, H. T.
Esinnv'e Littlis (JATIIAnno are more than Is claimed I they prove
. . i . mil , l lUn.iittul.a lha monav a V ii
UICU UCir. UI '"I'" -J .
lie sVUCJ Hl UUIit.l3lirtl. "SI" awava tr
Jan. JG-yleow.
Read What a Patient says of it
"Therut.llIpnrchM! ffom Yoa la Avrvtt
rirof e lo Ga luust cuuclotUvftlr Umt "while Uiera U
Ifo Uiero U liope.11 lliejr did Uielr work rr b
yond uir uUnosl ipecUtlont, for lrrtjun)y aid
I) U It ATI ON could b9 compUtelr frottcn under con
trol la lha eiceedlnrlj iliortllwooftwamonUu
j Cu Miuro tuu visas, uu iis iniriici,r win mwt
frnm aalnr
sMMntuun iu auaiiisT vo
Uj ncceu
vslilcU wlUsurcly crowo so beacHclal a remedy
AbmextraoShossaUlvsecUted-Tr.Va VtK,Vei
TUe Pastilles are prepared and Bold oatr by this
HARRIS REMEDY CO. HFfJ CHEUISTff.
306KN.IOth.6L 8T. LOUIS, MO.
Cm Ustt'i uutant P, w bcmu is, u?s &estu I
To Farmers !
laving bought out tho stock,
good-will, &c, of A. J. Lriz
endekgek, I hereby announce
that I am prepared to supply
FARMERS, MANUFAC
TURERS and others with a
complete line of
SUCH AS -
Plows, Harrows,
Mowers, ReaDers
Binders,
Horse-Powers,
Threshers,
Separators,
&c llso. Agent forv
Marvin's Sn,ffir,
y
B. y. Payno & Son's com-
plcte line of Steam Engines,
Boilers, Saw-Mills, &c.,- .
Buffalo Scale CO. and other
makes of Scales,
Spinner's gTTater-Proof Shoer
Dressing, Hool Ointment,
vacuum UU for Harness,'1'-"
&c. Hare also a spccj&ityirf
Plow Shares
of which I intend to keep a
full assortment to fit all Plows,
and of furnishing Repairs .to
all kinds of Machinery. Will
procure any kind of Machine
in the market.
A 4'i.
A cordial invitation
extended to all to call
and examine Goods,
whether wanting -to
purchase or not.
02s?"Circulars furniehedin
application. ,;-,
i have jetained viur, ;AU J.
- "
Litzendehger .in ray employ,,
who will, be liannv toTattend
to the wants of customers.
Respectfully, '' w
AndV Shiye,
DEPOT FOR
AGRICULTURAL Implement,
SEILER'S BUILDING,
mar8-2m Lehigh ton,Po.