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VOLUMIO XXI "NO. 1
A 3IUUI)KK0rS ASSAULT.
tiii:.,t.ihihe or e.wr.ii.v i'ii:iv,
r;: in xav mm.
Het. Imltrd lit till- Ollle-oet O'Dnimvilll Hemii,
III New Xnrk, anil There Attiirkrd Mr
nun .if Hupieesl Treiirhcry In the
I'jiiimv III. Slitemriit.
Tlie nllleu of O' Donevan Hnssi, tlia n n n
otlled djiiuuiltei, tit Nns 10, Uand II Ohniit Ohniit
bers Mi cut, New Yolk, where lluii i iirlnlH
Ills iuHir, The t'nttcil rUhtnun, vvns, nlHiut
four n'oleolt Prldny afternoon, lie stcne nfiiii
eflert te assussltinle it Hum, who, the faithful
In tlioe.uiso of djnatnlte llilnl,, wan a traitor
Jr tlu'lr principles
Tlie victim was Cnpdnln Themas Phelan, n
mill cliMuly Idciitllltd In piev ions v cars with
Jlie Irish movement In Kntisis I'ily, Ma,
vvhcre lie iciilet,nu(l Is HtiiM?rln JetTilciit of
tlie workhouse', null elsewhere. I In was
brought te New Yin It; t u loiter Kent telilm
by Jehn T. Kenrnej, 'Ilie lutciitlnn le kill
him liml ecmlnglv been premeditated for
IVCCkH.
t Theeniullj ngutisthlui tiitwe fnmi mi lit
tcrv low with him )I11N1ilm1 In the Kansas
Cltj'Jeitriicif a fniiilghtmte, wherein Phtlun
npparentlv divulged secrets of the dvni
mltcrs The ciptum arrived in lln eltvcmlv
tliroe hours bcliire he was tttlueki il. Win n
he reached thore he wmt ill nuoe te Kear
ney's house, Ne. I'iJ West Tivcntv-nluth
Mroet, iiihI tlie two went nt once le (i'llnno (i'llnne
x mi's elllee V few miitiite-t nftt I he enlc roil
Hint olllee he win attached.
Chambers' Mroet Is iiiually i lovvded In llin
ulteiniMHi Prldny was no exception, 'llm
people who itssel Ne. U wero Mnrh l bj the
HiuUlcu appo-nrineo en tlie Hlilewiill, or u iiinn
bleeding ireni overiil wounds about tlie
bedv, win) foil te tlie pavement seen after he
IeikIimI II. Int after him cinne nnntlii r
man. who wished dlngnnillv across the troet
mid Inte ( lt lull pi no.
The bleeding until rletl "inimler" in
Mrenglj ns he imild, und Otlloer Levj, of
the 1 eiurlliprtslmt, wnsattrac'lnl te thoiet.
The etllcw started nfler the rutuw.iv. Tinn
ing Inte ( 11 h ill pi t e he saw no ene run
ning, but went up ten in m whom upiioit-aiieo
wasllke tlutef the mnn wheli.nl Mown from
Chaiulieni street, anil wixxted him. "Neiu'ie
mistaken, mv Irieml," said the limn, lint Ilie
ollleor noticed n spot of bleed en hN trousers
nnd, draw lug his dub, selred hint 'Ihinnan
tried te get an uv and In doing te showed tue
IiIechIv hands
1111. 1SII nt Minion. i.
'Iho ielli'iiii n Willi Rn-il Iroulile, tixik lilt
j)rloner Kiek te whero tint woiiiuteit mm
lay. "Uld JhW mm Miihjeu T', imUciI 1jOj,
pehllliiK te lii-i )irNniiii. l'hvlim i-.iNed lillit
Htlf teiilnlf Rlttlm; ixwlllen mill lit litiw
rest U!-m the mnn. I'lien, ipiick in it il.iili,
tlie protnite nun dniw u pistol liiini hit hip
poekpt mill lln il it .it the priioner.
Tlie jmlinMii hi jjrililHi! for Ilie pWtel, and
ill lilt i Ifert ! m-i-iii-e it lit go of the priioner,
whenrilii ij.irled te run. UN lllcrt. was
net for leiijf, tlienli. lln wni hikhi rotnken
mid in in hiil te tlie Hitien Iieiim. Ilnre he
jr.welilH u inie tut Itii hard herl, n liulvher of
NjI Tenth ineniie, and ilonied nil knowltilue
of the stahbi:ij; He nrteila ene olleudod liv
the arnsl, and iike no wind oveojit In
ntisw or te lulernip iterliM. Whoumked hew
the liloed i-aiiie te Iki en hli liandi, he roplied
Inselcntlx, with a strong Irish ncernt :
"Sllre didn't I tell jen I a a Imloher
Thnt's 1iUm1 work," M'r knew, I Klll.',
'lhe Wound In the plMel hIieI llnil l I'lielau
was found leU slight, 'lhe Imllet Imd uniin
from a lted Jnoket U-o.illlire reMilxcr, and
i-triiek tin left side of the alHtouien, after
lionetmtiuK an e enimt and ether lethluK,
mid had wet I mn-nt iti foreo lioure re.vhiiiK
the llusli. 'I lie pi ineiicr w ni Inekiil niv
Miuuwhlle I'hel in li en tlie tddewalk.
Thoireud Niirpnl In upnii him, and tilmnsl
trml tijien liiui. IIpwiiiiieiI Ihofireupiihout
him Willi Inloreit. riieium t'ettrcll, who
wa-i ncir, nskiil him II he should et a prlMt
f or iiilnhter. Ne." roplleil I'hilan, " I
wautnelxMlj , I lieliiiiR te no rollKleu." An
amuulutoe took the wounded in in te Chim
Ikts utixi t hespllnl. Viler surjsum Klrb
. had IhiuihI up hN weiiiuN at Ilie he-ital,
I'liet in mill he w.Hit uithe of Ireland, and
W cnmelil.
ills ilethliiK was ml In wM-ral pliusn,
uiider whieli tlieri' wero no wound, l'eur
MtnlM in the luck woie Hlljjht ; twejust Ik)1ew
ultlivr Hhoiililer wero twofmheK doep. A
wnt'iitli wound in tlie rltfht xidoer the nook,
imother pem Iritisl lhe i heJ, and ineli arm
had rs ei Mil a thrust 'lhe right arm wis
nlinostM'Xerulnt llfonlieuldcr. 'lliOHiirgoeiiH
ald the assailant must hne lioen a erv
imwerful m m 'Ilie jritlent sliowed Kro-it
tertitiidi during the drisMiiK of Ids wounds.
I'll! I 'h ANTI -'leltTI l KTTI'MINr.
t'orenor Mnrllii iime te the hinpltid te
take the weunded nun's auto-ninrtem xlilo xlile
nuiiL riiehm w.ild he would kIe a true
nter, and priKi oded : "On last Miudaj
wcek an intorxiew holweou unselfiiiid the
loeil odiler of tlie Kalis is ilj ,ieiiiiiif was, p
pillilisliitl III Ilie Jiiitruui. 'ilie IXI1HT is new
in inj juvkit. I allirwards roeolM'd n lotter
from .lehn 1' Ki-unej a-ikluK me toremo te
this ell. I trlouraphed him Hut 1
would be hoie en .Tiuiuirx Slh. Whin I
nrrluil UmIij I i illeil m In-irne, and to te to
sretlicrwe went te p'!eimau IIesii'h ollleo.
ltesi.i was net in. V in in named lte-k
Mountain O'llrltn i-.ime lu whllowe wero
thore. Ile Khoek hands Willi uiu in afrioud afrieud
ly wa and asked hew I wan. He thou It'll,
and a mm wlio-uiluune 1 think Nllirker
inline In w ith a knile in his li md. 1 le imiiio imiiie
(Uatclv appre u hed and Mnuk at me alxiut
" thoelu")t. 1 wasHeaU'd In a hid at the lliue
mill warded oil lhe blew. Ile niade mere
thrustH and Htahbed me bOMral thnes. 1
npraiiKtein feet and ran down Ntain. Marker
followed 1116 and cut me a"iin and aipiin. On
the street It irkcr was hreucht liefoie me. I
recognlzed him as lhe linn who stabbed me,
11111,1 HiipiMXiui; he would Htali me apiln, 1
xliet ii I il. I tlrxt met II irkur en in return
from IUiii)Ht in Am;uit orSiptembei last.
It was In ltessa'H olllec. I met hlui there af
terwnrdH. Koarnej and two ntlini linn I
don't knew woie presintwhi'ii I was hhuiiU
cd." The Identity of the two men upeUen el
teuld net lie tHtabllslicd. The,), with Koii Keii Koii
ney, lied when the biiliher) oeuiiueiu'ed.
Tin. hi i vt. or tiii. niAei:u.
O'Doiiemiu Hess.i'n eillies uroen the llilid
lloerol the building, wliiih Is an old Ktriu Ktriu
tnre and occupied by poeplo of Mirleus en u u
iatiens. ltus.su linn tun rooms The assiiill
eecurreil In the 1 irer kkhii. In this an
mortiirneil ehair and a Hpllled iMittloef Ink
nere nl(?ns et a hIiukbIe. There woie aNe
uiimereus sjiets of bloeil en the walls and
lloer. Along the walls orthe Hlalrway mere
bleed blotches wero seen.
The polke found the knile with whiih tlie
erimewas leuunltted en the lopidepol the
Hctenil tllKht. Its blade was lhe Iiu lies long
mid tdiirpancd en bitli edges; thohiudle
was twisted with twlne te gie a ilrinei
l?r.eii.
l'olli'e Captain Webb and Ills ollleoisaro
liet aller ndilltieual facts 'I hroe letters leuud
Jn l'hel ui'h jieekeLs they w ill net allow le be
neon.
O'Douemui Ilei-fci eame te his olllee nflur
lilghttall and iin tended ignorant e of the
"" Mholeallalr. When told a mini had hien
hackril te pieees in his ellliu he niiiIIeiI
Inerodueusly. Afterward, he hIiowei! ton ten ton
Htciuatieu, and asked lei all partli'iilam..
He was told loge te tlie Htatien hoiise ler lr.
foritiatieu, and he hiiddentl Iin ked his doei
and disappeared.
.Auulllni; llm lttaalt of Captain I'liilan'u In
Jinlcs. TTkw Yeiik, Jan. 10. Ilk hard Sheil, who
Mtabbed t'uptalii rhcliui, jesteulay, was iu
ralgucd in court te-slny. He was mini and
collected. He wasieiuauiled teawait tlioio tlieio tlioie
milt of I'hel mV Injuries At the hospital to
day tlie phjHlclans sdd l'lielnn's condition
liad linproed, and It was biuely osslble he
sulflit ioiemt. O'Donevau ltesi was also
neon, l')it was Miry reliient
i. iit
A ineellngN Kas hild hi hilt Uiko oily en
Tliurdny niglit by "Deiwx ratio. iliilioin iliiliein iliilioin
pesed of eung mnn of piomlneut Metinui
lunillles." 'I he ineetlng, whose ebjei t Is net
loperteil by (olegraph, was "large and ou eu ou
tliulastIe." The lepertMajrf Allales Yeung,
heii of the late president llrlghiiu Yeung,
was n prominent xpeaker. He sdd here Is a
Aonipleto iiilien et ihurcliaud Ntate. A .Mor .Mer .Mer
eon i rlcd out, "a lie." Yeung lespended:
"I guess It Is; lhe church has absorbed lhe
Hlate." Numbers of otherHHiiokiilu thosime
xt'ln. The melting Is the wlmle talk of the
.town.
12.
J'OISOS f.V Til, VOl'l'Vl'.
Nev em I
Pel .en. Htriihrti Jlmui
V
tonne;
M elniiii HmMTtMl.
A liofrllile trtigedv invuncil Tliurnday
night, at 1'ft l,terixiel, Ohie, Just nhmn
Wlicellnir, W. Vn. Asu itsiiII eiux hlhlhns
died, lx ether pirnonsnre new in thollneos
of dentb, Khe ethers nre In ii fait wiiytoto wiiyteto wiiytote
iiivor, Tim host oideiioo nl piesent jMilntM
te a vmi of ix)I)ithiK. with iilmudnoine.wiuug
lady as the l.licretl.i Itergl i of Iho aflnlr. 0.
Van I'ersi'ii Iheii iilxiutu mllii back of Kail
Liverpool and Is lhe wealthy father of a
1 irge futility. Last night it large iarly was
gl ml, drawing iN'rHenxfitmi all tin) nulgli nulgli nulgli
ImhIioe.I At afipjiei u Mllgulnr lrtl0 Wis
Helleed In lhe e!fiH and niiitiy i mild net
drink It il (ill. TweUu M'rius, houetrr,
nre known le hae dralned their eupc lu
half im hriili theso lvnli) wero oelrid with
horribleioiiMtlsIous mid loll le the lloer,
Te lining at Iho mouth, Tlioihlldien wero
lllst atlaeked null the oilier person followed.
"The gloated oieltemcnt preAalled, mid
w'hlle ineiHiiiigHru were iwnt for physicians
ethers examined Ihoeolleo ixik In tlie bot
tom was leuud a lu ucsef hilf diehed niit
tet that tin nod out te lie " Heugh en Hits"
A linn named McIVtuu, who hid lefuseil le
drink the oeltoo, Imiiinii fnintle and do de
minded te knew the jmlsen (lend of (lie
fauilli. Ilul eer meinlicr i eept Miss
Aimli wero hi eoiiMilrtens and as she hid
ihillned the ioITie Himnlelen whs at once
dlretluil te her. A phHii'laii arrhisl neon
aricrwanl, lollewod b ethers and tlmy pro pre pro
iieimood the imim In lie m!heii lcend a
iletibl ljuiek moasiires were ndeptisl. but
it I oYleck the lint Mellui dliil. It was
lllii Melliiui), ajiCd fl jear I!v daylight
loin persons had lweii prai llejillj ieil and
all the resl wero In nrieiis stiiges of sulloi sullei
Im; from the drug. With earlv lnernhig lhe
iiuwh ieai lied liisl l.li ci-kh1 and prodiieed
the w ihli at excitement.
Olllcers went le tlie honse and began an
ui' ostlgntien, uhiihliHl te the arrest of .Miss
Van rersen. lheenl-v iidenct dlscoora dlsceora dlscoera
blo was tint sliorifused te toueli the oellee.
Though main wild nod incredulous uterln-i
nru In olreulatleii, the Invosiigatien Is new
suspended te await the result of the llluess
of tlie ethers The names of theso who are
ilfid or tlll in danger nre Allce Mell me,
astslft; Mr Angus Melt.ine, XUss .leunle
Mel lane, Daniel vim J'urwii nnd wife, Mitt.
Cellins niolher of Mrs. nn Terwn, nod S5,
and Henry, Matltle, Diuuleaiul Kliner Vnu
I'etsen, ilihdreii. The reung ehlldreti ure
all in a prirttrinea (simfltien and may dle
Tim surrounding country is terribly w rough!
up ever the ullatr, and oapeihlly se,
as (he author of the crime is net eertnliilv
f.uewti
Hit M (JV.,1 mS).('TIMI T.IIM'.
Tlie SkiitIi fiir the llmlji or rierrla (lelil.lciker,
IVIid Dlisl in it lln.i(nl.
The remain el Merris Oeldsteeker, the
jeuiig llobrewr who dled suddenly In tlie
oil) hospital til Leuis! Ilie, U., en New
Year's dm and whose Nxlr se ui storletwly
iliHiippeansl, has lievti feuiiil en the dlssectlng
table in the l,euisllle l'nherit ofinedlcino.
The ill was Worked up er ((iiictli hv
prlinte olIlrerH t oipleyisl by prominent
lluUrewis but sluee the dis;ry Jhose lu tlie
Mh-ret lune I wen itwern te Hilenrn. Seanh
warreuta ivcre taken mil mid two dayn Hiwiit
In a diligent htintbefoietho IhxIv was found.
When Hsce"cml it nan tn-telied uikiu a
dlHseethlg table, with a class of students
githered around. Tlie operutoi hint Just
opened the limel imd was explaining the
Ilnls le the eUtss w hin the oflleere otitereil
(he room. '1 he shutouts at once Iteil.
'lhe oellojfo nuthorllleM proiiewsl le sur sur
remler the )y an oemliliou tlwt thr m itter
lie kept Uieiaud no te)i taken te pmje ute.
This wus ugiisxl le und Hie remalus woie
reineM.il teuciu undorlaker'sestabtbhuiciit
whrte they were futlv Idoutilled. They were
thou committed te the mitt in the Jewish
ecmelt rv te awnlt Ilie erdei'a of I ioldHteokor's
relntnes Ills mother, who is Kntd te live In
Nii Origins N a lady of wealth.
nre jsiei'ttjBA r.
a
Soirenlng Wlfc nivls Ixmp ItilOnii
lie.
hcrtPil Uy litltliiiMii Companion..
Tue m'ns;itien,il lepeineiits emne te light
In lhe western jia't of tlie ttt-ite, Fridnv 'f
ulng One N ruuorled from tiowlekley, l
iiillM'fnim rittubnrg. lmut fnnr jisani age
Charles Sim kuiiui, u rher iiigineer, man led
an MUgheny it girl mimed ftiuuu .Nech.
Tw e ears av III uiisIkuh! sudden) dlmii dlmii
isnired, t.iiil he has net Ish u heard from
hi 1 1 ill. The who returmst te the honte of h"r
parents in lhijjheny Cltj,nud, uller a brief
iiihl of mennilug, married Jehn MoL'Iure,
uid relurnisl te N'wluklev te Ilie. few
d i s age the w Ife eloped with a lerk named
Jelm Uerr. MiClure made no elfert te i ijw
ture tbe runaway pair. Mrs Mi ('line teft
behind lur a little daiighttr, hteUmm's
liild
'lhe sumo of thoethorolorioment Is laid in
I.avreneeIlte, in the northern xirtofthe
Ht. Iltruian Hcluulilk ter many uars n
i lerk m Cirnogle llres' etUa. lias descried
hN eung nifeand hild, nud N Kiiniescd te
Ii ic goue te New Orleans with an Inmate of
a disreputable house, r.olero lea ing home
Schmidt lrw $J.,0Ol) frnm a silngs liank.
The wife was left peiinlless and has returned
te the home efhur ixirents
WHAT i: AMIUI.D i.iki; TO ICNOW.
Whclher MtroetCoiuiuIsHloner l)ae Deeii
thinks tlie north cievsing at Chestnut ami
Diil.e Is a monument te his cllleieney.
h it Alteen i'h and Allentew n's iuprei'ii
tathes were dulng in Harrlsbnrg at a ioii ieii ioii
fereiuo of "i llles of the third class."
linthis iMs-oiueeftho list "tsMiiUiiiliual"
melting ofthe Ijannister baras'joelitloii.
What the men wliem lhe .Veir Uui helped
toelei t toceitntN elllccs en pledges te "take
no illegal Icen'' think el itsoxcerl illen el
them.
Whj Jehn Mciil7ci, of "He Itlng" I line,
wants te be elected a member of leiiuili
bem the 'lldrd wind at the I'ebin.ir.N ihe ihe
tieu. Hew '.sipiiie rnuik DOinireil lhe ni)!nt
inciit ofdeimtj isii-oiiei of Celumbli, whin
hegioShuler, lloiniiiiu'sepiiouent, nearly
all the etes hi his ward.
Whethur "Mfy"1 sK!eve, ene of the best
winkers in his w ird, Is going te gle
"Cliui k" lien aclear tnu-k ler Ihoisiiistiible-
sliip.
i (loergo Itilnilii ill, el the Kth ward,
Isaiuudidnte ler ahhirm m w hcu he knows
lie hasn't the slightest i haute of w lulling.
hetlmrntlei his defoathe will again be a
Demnenit, he hnlng led the pirt alii r he
was hi-.itiu for the Heme ratio nomination for
iddcrmm In thOHiine wartl lhe jcirsage
Whclher Itaiiks sinilth Intends te be a can
ill I ile for isinstiible ag dust Uoergo Ciamcr.
1iither l.eISuisciiigIs net ug-iln ioii ieii
t rolling llu heird el peer dlrccteis
Whether St nalei Ml!n ecr allows his
Miultiug ambition te coiueive the iioiuliii iieiuliii iioiuliii
tlen of liiiiiuc.lt lorgeMinor in lS.su.
Whether the New erk Maliibird di-a-iiiitle
lempaiiyis net a little bold in using
Itll ..1... .,' U..., l.jn lln... I ....I.. II..J.
llllll'iai'lir, u .,im .itiii ,ii,i,i, i,,ni-t lllll-
ils'ni ami etlu im iis thtii eHi.
rear Iliijs Dieiincil at I'littielllc.
Ah a uuiiihei el bes wero skating en a
pond en Heward iiMiiue, I'eltsxille, l'i Idas
aflcriienii, the itegae i,.u mil font of Hum,
laughtg In age fieui Ii te kf jears, woie
drowned. Among the itllms were two
brothers, loleicd, keus efa peiterat the Mei
i bants' hotel i another was the beu of Albert
IIoenoi, it eleik hi Iho I'hiladeiphli ami
Heading Hul mid lien toiiipnin'seillie, anil
the leuttli was a seu of.liu'eb lruise, ti jnj.
; hand or the I'lillniUljilila and Heading i.iil i.iil
leid. Ml Ilie IioiIIeh liaie been nieveied.
V Hint of II irlln l inner.
Tin id is en ohiblt!euat thonteroot (I, I,,
roll DeiMiiilth a bust ofMiiillu-Ijillhei, ni.ule
by I'ranr Cim'U, lesiillng at Ne. tWi Nmtli
Ijlliioxtieol, and ln s nted te St. Sleplien's
Lutheran hiireli It is 1mm Doninleii's latest
portrait ns taken l. I'liniogiepluu 11, hejiies hejiies
Hlngei, of rsttlllvr ut, .i iiuiiii, and Is u llinf
liiejuef wetk.
Toe Iliijs Murder n llm,
Hebcit itoherts was shut uid instanlH
killed near rjipelu, Ni b., en Tumi i Tw
bej i iinmeil Tajlei, Uaitd Ijiian dd, were i
anesteil. One e( tlirui w it Uiiing tip, w hen
he ceulec'd Jim eijnie. lteherH h id bem
taking hi rsh Aem Ha 1 mil clalmisl b the
father ofthe Taj lei 'Ihij s
LANCASTER,
lfXCLK SAM'S W'SINKSS.
tiii: iiiii'eiir or tiii: iuhiic.it Tin:
i,.tsc.iiTi:ii rosTei'j'iri: ran ishi.
The lterflil Hnrpl". Hie i:iiriii-s Neatly
;il()l)0rlie la-llcr rarrlrn, Depart.
niriit Mums mi Inilnuii In Ilie
I'liies llrlltrrel of R1MI1 T.
'J he following Is n resiiine or lhe business
transacted at the laineaster sistolllee for the
j our ISHI, preinrcd by James II. Marshall,
iMislmisler i
i trrins,
Fioiawileor Ktnlups, Ae .(. . . . Wl,fll H
I nun het louts . .... . Mill
Krfiin snte of waste psprr . . .1 JH
I rent limns en MtMintrrs 77 li
'letnl . . . ,
kxi I Sflr.s
Snltiij of peMntimtcr
snl.ir or ill rks
Snlarv efkltei enirlci'S
Itcnt, llxlilaitd rail
Mutt mi ssniigei Hirilrn . ..
I niittni,! nt ei iim s .
f.11 7S
WW 10
. I 071
, a 3ji Hi
. S,lwl 71
400 l)
9J II
-1VJI! tw
Ucielptsmfi iipenes .. . ... lJ,iiU H
DIslitlwrMKSTS
llciinsltnilnrtlli AMt.lirn. tT. S IIIIV) S7
I ransfernsl le inenei onleracioiint n,u,,ul
l'lild te rallnuy peslt'd clerks six) 13
'loud . .
lOTTIl l AI.KIEIts' tirrAtlTMSTT
Number of nc;ltmsl uickiiKC dilli'd
liiall litters dell) i red
" iiinll ptHtnt innls dell) I lid
local Ii Iters dfllliens)
" HHtal chiiN dctUiied
" ueWNpipei's, Ac, deltieieil
f 111,713 ftl
S,!I
810 r,u
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trtJ.IJH
I r,tt ( t
am in
H7.1JS
Tet it liniiils'i piece, ddhcnsl
Nnndicref letters collected
" iiestnl ranis eellcctc it
neilsjiipcr., Ac, cnlloelid
Intit nuinlici pliers collected
uiiiMTm utrAniMEiT.
Ileglsti red loiters liml piicliHuc for city
ilcllven
lticliilenil tellers mid mckii);cs font
Ireni lt ,
IIekI.IciiciI letters mid imcknsi s 111 tnni
r. e)
8n,ui
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IIebI'
Mil
Te iiiiiidier jvglsi'il pjck'gs handle il,
VOSEV OIUlKIt HI rIITMKST
Itilniireea Imiid, Dec. 3l,ss.i .
ipes domestic elder I. sued.,.
" fc s
S.MI pnstnl utiles Iwsmd
ftcs
as llritl.Ii elder Issued
" f,ss
7 fiiidlin enteM Issiiiil .
.. .. f, ,.,
sliOcriiim eidirs Issind
fi s
U sl enters Issiud..
" lees
1 A IctnrU enter lasut d
' " fees ..
Cnstilrannferriil fnuu ixistngnneisiuiil,
fa.Ii from deparl nic nt drnlt.
1H.M7
$ 10 ',
2,r.si in
IM 71
7,"lli Kt
107 7!
US V)
llK'i
37 Ji!
1 .11
4 llli't.
M (O
ll, 75
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i ei
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lelnl ....
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4J7ldaincstloenlcrj ludil
fJ s ;e
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73 Id
17 lis
1,11) W
in i',
' 71
107 11
I if im
lirj il
Sldoincitlcentt r reiulil
MCI postal utiles piilil
postal notes rep dd
il lirltWierdi'rspiltl
II l,nnidlinenIi is pild
"Oliermiii enlers pild.
i Si Is. eiilcrs iKild .. .
I Sew calami order paid
I'estliinst, i's coiinnlniiteiis
lleile-lteil nt l'lillr.dclptiln, I'a
Icilniiee en liiind Dee .11, 1VI
r.ilal
MIW fclLIMOLSITI S
N iiiiiher iinclalincd Idler mil ledcnil
l tin eitlie
S iniitier niiiiiilliitile lettei s seal le dend
teller eillce
N iiinlicr tellers ri turned te miters
fs-.1 1 I 70
SI
lint
Niindtei iieiiiuts of lieMMpineiNiind pi
riiMlIutlH mulled
b
)iuniisii( rs
mid
IICMSIlRClltS . iW8.Ji
l'etige ji dd en "iime . . i t out 7S
KTMrs AM) lSSTLCMIIts.
stitement Mieulng tlie luilidiei mid deanint
nntteus of Htamp. cnnls, Ac, keIiI during tlie
j ear
I,S; One cent Htiiinp
tiltl.ll Twe cent slumps
I5,ssj henrccntstiimps . .
ti,ftS4 tUeis'iit etaiiips
s?iTpii cent stump . ..
I Goe 1- Inccn cent stamps
JTOThlrt) tent stiinips .. .
319 J6 Due wilt postal carils
ill lweceni pe-tal curds
cirs).iieruiid pcrliHlieal nlamps
t !,si; 79
1S.3MI Si)
G.L1 JH
'.II
st.7 ')
.'10 HO
HI 70
1.1W OS
I J)
1 1.17 HI
te; 'i7
l J lie. n
tat,7i il
I'esUiirc due MtuiniH
Kid elopes and i nippers
letnl
c eMi'Uti.n Mint Ins!.
V lomimrlsen with the jear lvctshews a
divrense of enlj SlaWM, nltheugh fornlne
inontliser'tho eir, lsl, old rates of xst.ige
were in operatroii.
lu tin Icttei carneis' depaitmeut siS7
mere plecosweio ililiercd th m tlie preiieus
eir.
In the registry ilep.it tmuiit the number of
reglsteieil jmekages ilecrcased Ireni ifiXi in
lssite Sir."! In lvJI Ilcgistored nutter for
liti ilnllierv ini leised i?l. Kegisti led niat
lei in transit Is liTtl Ii ss thin In lssl.
lu the inoney elder ilepirtmentRil donies denies
tlt orders, less than lu 1, were Issued.
'I here Is uu Ineroase ei "J,fU postal netis,
sliewiiigau Ineie-ise In tlie amount nt money
transmitted et ?-', It A 1 1, l'iie niore foreign
ouleis wero Issued, but there isa sniill ilo ile
ux'.ise In the amount of mettev. Demestic
erdeisaud nstal notes paid show mi increase
el ?l,7ii..t2, whilst lercign erdei-s jsihl show
il decic1 ise of S7(!'i.eii.
i.iu.ti. vi.rs t revitr nevsi: nan.
-.niiiii Illillnittiii tluit Mill Slum Mint ltu-
liirms Ilie INiiple Niih 111) laiid,
rniin Ilie e l.m.
'l"uke, lei example, the olllte of ileik of
(piarler sessions Cor j ears it li is been the
custom te i h irge ill hotel k(eicrs ami eating
heuse keepers J !.r.O for their licenses, whlle
the law mk, "all pits. cedings in t.ncruer
ciitiug heuse licenses, exiept certitlcate, 75
nuts Cirtlllinte nud soil, ' ecnts" thus
linking lhe leg il fiesfl Instead of J 15(1, an
DNtnitieii of t50 in euii ease. Asthoienro
ni ci tin ee lumdieil and seieutj laieius
oiling houses, antl liquor stere luuuises
granted, tliere was eierf'JtKl taken iinuuilly
from the pickets of a single class in open
lolatienol the law and lhe niauditoef the
court, that ttiich ivilpible oiaslens et both
diitvaud the law "must net be leneated I"
'lhe fie bill iKes the cliugB ler tiling
petition let low or ioiew el lead or bridge,
and eidir under no il," at 75 1 cuts Thoi hirge
hcietoleio has bun f iMi a cleur steal of jl,.
7"i In e.ul i itise.
Take another Illustration trointhe piothou piethou piotheu
otaii's elllie. A writ el cm Aiciux, erl.n,,
istlie wilt that Issues te tlie sherill te Hell pi o e
pert Out court ditidcd, lit the opinion
ipieti tint the opining el this uitiele, Hut the
enlj son ices ter wlikh a prothennlari can
i haige en issuing silt It a w lit me the fellow -Ing:
Issuing 7,u., and return, tee. ; tran
scribing lhe name, lJ'je. ; laving i estrt ethir
thin I'rothenotars 'h Is i; ; entering Jl.n.,
and number en original dixket,y7'se, ; in ik
ing gl lSi, in all. 'lids was under the lee
tilll et isMi. ine mwseti no inn et lfjs, new
lu terce, allows 50 cents ler Issuing ixjl.a.,
anil "Oienls fei taxing eestw, being P cents
luorethm itude'i the old bill. Nopnnlslen
is in nle for the twin barges of transcribing
mid tutoring, (wlikh wasMients utiilei the
old bill,) se thitthoeuthoihargu for Issuing
a . (it. i innet bv im leird i enstrui Hen Iki
inade toeM'ocd cl.JO, anil under tlie letter of
the law It is 70 i cuts Hut for this wnlte
the usuil average iharge Is Ireni fa te Jtl, or
a i lean hteal of alieut -100 per cent !
In the leglster's ollleo the fro bill allows u
i hirge of fl ler pi eh itlnjr n bill and granting
lutein testaiuentaiy Ihoreon. The present
charge Is, or has been, ?,-,. I'm gianllng
lettcis el adnilulstratien Hit) legal lee Is 75
cents imd fei libend.f l..'U fiax ThonioMiil ThenioMiil ThonieMiil
Ing ehnge his been f5. The legal Toe ler
OMimliliug, iMsslug ami llliug aiieunts et
guatdians oeititei-s or uilmiulslruterH Is
W.50, null let iidMiitUiuglliOKime, (Z $ 50.
The jirosent i harge Is fnuu nM te ?7.50.
(letliiig a dhoiie tliieuiih tlie eflkes bus
In en ciuile mi iihiis1e luxuiy. The legal
feesnie fei nil ismihii in, 75 tents ; all etliei
pi landings (e(opt HiihiHeui for wlluessiw,
ei comiuissieu le take testimony), fj. I'hii-
nil j thorearuiiot ineriithm tw e hii bis onus is-
NUttlaml el'ten none, wlillti pnutleallj aiein-
misslen isiioverissued. Twe Miibrinas weultl
iest50 cents, in iking a total ler piotheuoUi-
'h costs ? L'J5. Tlie present charges feet up
iibuut ?li. In u Hiibxena lu dhoiie thu
i sherill Is entitled tusjl ; ler the proclamation
S1.50, ill addition te the printei's bill for ml-
icrtlslng. When the party lesldcs In the
I leuuty iHiixuial Her hels uiade nnd ther Is
Inn prlnur'rt bill. Te this muit be lidded
1 mlleagu actually traeled atfeur cents aiiille,
PA., SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1885.
say tl, inaklug n lehd legal chirgu off 1.50,
mid llm outside possible legal tesLs fft'J5. At
present IhesoiesLsnru nlwiil twenty dollars.
II.'.V. OHHlHhV.1 KITITA Tfl.V.
lln T If (teipk Tlmt lln Mill Itiiiib Ktiurliiiim
en .laiiimrj- SI.
Oeneral WoUeloy tclegnjihs the l'rlnoe of
Wales that litf will ruicti Kbiirleum en Jan
uary 21. He telegraphs the geicriimciil, ml.
Using It te Immediately dlsiuteli .1,000 picked
tKK))is teHaukln te opertito ng-ilnst Osmiiif
Dlgna and open the llcrber reute. ricneral
Wolseloy recommends tint (lencral Oreaies
he placed lu command of llm troops te go le
Naukln, and that Cicneml Dorineraet as thief
of stall. He further asks tlmt another btttjil
ltin Iki hcut tore-lnforco the . Ile cieilitInit.
Ills Hiirmlscd that (lencral Wolseloy ex
iss'ts heavy lighting after Khartoum has liecn
rellaicd.
A inesscngerw he left O.ikdul en Suntlnv,
leached Kuril en I'rhlay with despatches for
Kurd Wolsely. He fell lu wllh Mone armed
natives ntHome wcllsen reute, who treated
hint lu a friendly iiimucr and gavehlni tor ter
icct directions us te the waybills guide hav
ing proved ftlse. 'Iho inessinjrer reports
that (be country for eighty tulles out trem
Knrtl Ihejicu, but liev eml that jieuit is danger,
oils from tlie caravans of the M ilidl. 'Ilicse
canivans frequently crnssed the re.id. V u itlv e
guide, the uieascngcrruithcrstiitcd, hidlicc'ii
sent out from (lakilul le pu re huse prctl ute
from the ratlvas, but reluitieil with
nut mi thing, mitl liesides lejierfcd th it he
had been belly treati d. 'Iho Ilrllfsh scouts
taptured four unlives who hail left Mettim
ncli en Jauuar.v I with goods for Merawl.
'I hese men re'isirt th it it ilcti liinent of (ion.
Gorden's troejis Is at Nhcud. 'lhe Mahdl's
lorcent Mctamuch Is 'AOOll strong Majer
Kllehener, with a few men, Mas hi outing In
lhe direction of A bu-IIiilfa, n few miles this
Nlde of (lakdul. He captured a Hinill pirtv
or natives ulthciniels He went hi pursuit
of n convey of seventy cunt Is and llfty
natives, en "their way te the Mnhtll. 'Ihe
natives nt llrst showed light, but dispersed
with loud cries when the Hnglish chirgcd
thein. Nine camels laden with com wero
captured.
,i mil . 7 ) l en i ene nt i .
lurid, VI. Itutt ('upturn! M Idle Mulling Ter
lit llrtird In Grim.
Jacob M. Itutt, cod dealer of I.indisville,
who failed Homctiiue age, was arrested last
ovinlngeii twoclnrgesof fergerv bj ODUer
ltariiheld. Thoceuiplalutsweri uiide before
Ahlermm Hur, by J. W. 11. liutsin ln.oi'tlie
rnnner's National lraiik,auil 1MI. llrcueiiiau,
of thu Uiucastcr Ceuntv Nntlenil bmk, anil
Ilie pro-wsniters allege that Itutt forged the
iiaine et I) iv Id Itutt te two piomisserv
notes for SI, 'Jim, $000 nt i a h bmk. Itult Hi d
frein the leiintv shortly alter lhe fergirlcs
weie discovered ami eulv it tinned asheit
tiiuonge.
Olllier Hirnlield, w beh is liecn en the look
out for Itutt for sniiie time, went te Uuiilis.
ille viHterdav, teas. i rtahiwlietlu r Itutt hid
lioeu'homo rwentlj. When he arrived at
lltitt's heuse tieui what he stu he Indievetl
that he was secreted ibeut the house, und he
decided i.tsm miking a thorough search. Ter
two hours be scan bed ami Uuallj was le le
wardetl lu lludiiig him scented iiiuler lhe
lloer. He had a pillow and hluiket laid lu
his hiding place and kept hid tlicie when
anv strangers approached the pi no. 'lhe
elllier was attracted te the hiding place bv
eliseivlng that tlie imiH't was net tickeil
down, although the heads et the t.i ks appeal
ed at regnl ir Intervals el space. Hint told
the elllcer that he Intended rein lining eon
cc-ilesl at his home for a few weeks longer, or
until Ids beard grew leihiugi liisapix'.iranee
when he was going West. 'Ihe prisonei was
brought te this i it nud ledged in the etuity
prison last night. Ile will be given a lieif lieif
ingnet wick.
A seiluiu Hun iaj.
Tills morning iibnut hill st ( oMeck
Jonas r.berh, residing near l.ititr, was driv
ing down l)uke strut, with his wilenud
small (hild. Ills horse was hltehed te a
eeveicd wagon ami he was en hiswavte
market with n let of produce, Ac. Neir
Walnut strist something broke nlsMittlie
shafts, leav lug'theiii (low n iiimhi the hoi se's
liecls. The iinimiil began kit king ami ran
ill vei i lhe pivenient in lrent el the house et
Mi. Isi.it I.cuhgh cm Walnut stieet. 'Ihe
wngen was upset and Mrs Hbirlv fell at the
heryshiels. lie again liegin kit king and
struikherovcralllines,euttlng iteiribleg lsIi
en ene of her knees nud Injunng hoi about
tlie lire ist. slie was curried into Mr. l.ei
illgh's house, where she wnsattendid lij Dr.
M. I Heir. Mrs Kbeilv when siie siw her
danger, threw the small ehild. whiili was
w ripped in a shivvl, out or the wagon.
It escaied uiihuit as did Mi Hbtily.
'lhowagen had the dashei, one wheel and
the top bully broken.
rrisiiitlng the It('oliitle!i.
Thuisdiv evening the lemmittni el Hed
Men, whose u unes were given in Mstciilaj's
In 1 1 l.i nil. si i n, went te Mount Jnv te pie
sent the icsoliltieiis tj Otsege tribe. 'Iho
presi nlatieu speech was undo b.v S.Villie,
of this i it,, mid it was received bv . II. Heet,
el Otsego ti ilie, who thiukcd the Iiueaster
people ter the handsome gift, fter the ov
eruses were ever the whole partv sat down
te a splindid supper et corn and venison,
hjieeches weie inade by Ill-ethers l'berle,
Newphcr, I'cuucll antl ethers, et Ne. e ami
llietliiis Hiuwu, Jamisen nnd Ikutliolemevv,
of Ne. J0J. Among the prominent Hed Men
Di usi ut was I'ast (lre.it Sachem Clvinei, or
l'entisvlvaul i, who inade mi abb address
M lu re u tire Hex iMNicded.
Isne It nick, of Hvst limpctir township, Is
ene of the new members el lhe heard of
peer dhectersalid he should bi aw neel the
neiessltv of a lire box at the almshouse.
Several vcusage when the peel house barn
was seten tlie, the Ineendlaiv went diiecllv
te the home of Hamk's lather and Died his
tin u Ow lug te tlie long distnui e te au alarm
Ikix the Ilie depiitment could net git te tlie
ground until Iho almshouse. Iiuu was almost
mimed te ashes. Hud there be-en a box en
the ground the gloat damage bv tlie Hist tire
niiglit have been prevented mitl It is doubt deubt
tul it tlie oilier would have bee list utisl.
Death of (toergct C. Sm itlu.
Jik ob .Smiling, el this i Itj, ted iv leieivcel
wordet tlie death of his hrellui inoigeC,
at his home hi Neik eeuiitj. He w is taken
ill last Situuliv with luiheid punumeiiIiL
Deceased was a nullve of this nullity lut
iueveilaw.i Heme years iigix lie sjk nt soine
time in this eitj visiting net long suite, lie
was in With ear mitl leaves two sons md two
il uighterx. The luueial will takt pi im trem
(iruie I.utherau Cliuuli thisiitv, mi Motility
aftuiuoeiiat 1 eMtxk, The inti inn nt will lib
made at 1iuc.tstei ercmaterv
Iteiiinlu llreii;li( le l.iueuti'i.
This niernlug the body et Mrs illicit Sny.
del, lerineriy erthisi Ity, who died hi I'hllii I'hllii
tlelphl i a few il tya age, was hieught te Urn
castei. The fuueial took pkne liem thu
I'enusi haul t tleuit, anil the Inieiment was
in ule In I.ineastei leiuoteiy. 'Ilie diseased
leaves several t hildreu. besides Im liusbuul.
They hive hi en living hi I'l.il nb lpbia ler
soine ji-ars, and Mr. Siidm Is a tiiemau en
the I'eunsilvauli niilretd.
Itioiierid liiduitliiii em DHiili ml.
Hvias riuueied cterdav in tin im id eli
des that the next dlvldcnil el the I.chigh
Vallev railie.ul cemp.iny would ls l'i per
(out, ei at tlie rati) of ll percent put annum.
This is said te he hi iiocerdam e ' ith the con.
soiviitive ikiIIcv of the (einpinv te pa no
inoie than it earns. The l'liuisvlvauia "mll "mll "mll
io.idieinii.iuj, it isstated, will line liter be
regulailv ilassed uiiinng thei) 'i lentlhl
deud p iv lug i iiiiipaiiie..
lAim-alir Scpupir lien In I'lill nil Iphl i,
W, K. Iluekliighaui, feimcilv ortlielx-
1 1. 1, 1. mi m I. li, Is new en the i itv stall et the
Philadelphia AVm .
('has II. Ileekert, leruicil.v otllielauirastor
tUitiitinci, Is hIke doing vv eik in Philadel
phia Hindu Shech, leriueilv of the Imi.m.i
(ium'I'u, Is new lojiertiiig lertlie' I'liilntlel
phla 7'iuirf
llluuii Den a li) the ml.
Thoextraonllnary gales of l.isi night blew
dountlie two end walls nt the ruin lolling
mill left standing by thulatellie, without ieef
tlinbeis te br.it e them. Ne dmiage was
done by theh till ether limn te thu walls
thiiuselves
SUl'UBMK COURT HBLIKF.
Tin:
mi:i:tise
ii. ii; iY
or tiii: r..i.r.tsTi:it
tiii: svu.ii:rr.
The Committed Appointed Depert lleoliillen
Agnliultlin riillnitrlphlii Se hrinn Ter Circuit
Court DIcntiiR llm l.eratl.iu for llm
llelillug of the .Huprrine Court.
An adjourned meeting of lhe I.-uicaster
lur was held this morning te hear the topert
of the eouimlltee iipK)lnted te eensldcr the
preiHisltlnn of tlie Philadelphia Inr for the
rollef of the supreme court.
President T.lghtner occupied tlie chair and
Win. A. Wilsen acted ns Heeretarj-.
The following was the ropertof thotem
uilttee, which was r.deptcd by an unanimous
inte:
Thoeeinmlttoo te whom tlie consideration
el the question of ntlerdlng lellcf te the
supreme court was leferrcd, allei due discus discus
fdeu el the matter, report Hint they am o e o
nesetl te any clinnge lu the existing uy ntem,ut
least for the present; but they are further
convinced tint if It be found' neeesiry te
establish an intermediate court or courts
hiicIi court or courts shall net be eomiiescd et
the lutlges ofthe i eurts of common pleas, but
such Judges should lie Independently elected
and in no way connected with the lower
courts
'lhe fact that the time el the Judges of
!niea.ster county Is new Htitllclentlv taken
ini w ith our local business and fiie dffilculty
of constltiithigceiiits vvhleh shall prepcrlj
oensidoi cases ndjutlgcd by llielr own mem
bers are strong reasons for opposing tlie plan
suggested In the Senate) bill. It is therefore
miggestetl tint a commltteo of thiee be ap
pointed te represent the views el this bir lo le lo
ferothti Legishiture or any meeting eillcd te
censidei the iiiicstleu,
11. M. NiiitTil,
nt.e. M. Ki.im',
D. O. Hsin r.vivv,
Wm. Al'e. Ati.i.i ,
flie. N u'inv,
The Supreme) Court's linilliiu.
Win It. Wilsen endorsed lhe committee's
reKirt. In his opinion much time was lest In,
the suproiiie court in travelling from plaee te
place) ill holding court, The i iistem in our
state is ngilnst the practice of ether state,
w here Iho supreme court holds Us sessions at
thestatccnpltal. A feu jeai sage he hid signed
a istitien for the transfci el lincsister county
cises from Harrishurg te Philadelphia, but
upon rellcctloiisnue he had signed lIieix;r,
he eame te the conclusion tint It was a mis
take. He therofeio micreti the following
resolution :
Jlfnelteil, 'I hit it Is the sense of this meet
ing Hi it the supreme com t et thest de should
lie located pcriiiineutlv at lliirii-bing. the
capital of tin; state.
Mr. Hshleniiu etlercd the following as a
substitute, nnd it was accepted bj Mr. Wil Wil
eon :
Iceh el, Tli.it lu the opinion of this meeting
lhe best wav of lcliev Ing the supreme court
Is In providing for tlie holding of tlie ses
sions of the court ut llarrlsluirg, or seme
ether central point.
lleiehed, Tint the senatersand members
of this ceuntv 1h) requested te nppose anj
ether metlimlnf rellefiit present.
Mr. II. C l'shtlmui ellered us an aiucuil
meiit tint the vierds Harrlsbtiiger seme
ethor central jsilnt, be strliken out and I.m
castei Inserted.
Mr. N. Kllmuker siltl 0 jears age the
I.mc-ister liar h ttl auact of Assembly jiasscd
transferring Iinctester cases te tliosupieme
court from Hariishurg te Phllidclphl.v. In
two vearsthe.v iHianiotiredeftlioehangoaml
h itl the act re ix' deel. In thu olden time the
supreme court licld two sessions dailj. New
thev are in session only three nnd a hall
hour eaih d iv mid thev aie net in session
from June toOetebei. Thoieniodv In his
opinion for their being Is'hind in their work
is with themselves
'-. I). O. Hshlemnu said the enlv iemedy
for ti . relict el the sutucnie eeu'it is te get
them out c riiiladelplii i ami Pittsburg.
The attorneys ,( these cities uke all their
cases te the supreme eurt bet-aiise they can
argue their e-ases bcteic tliosupieme leuit
without leaving home. Taki tlie sessions of
tlie court from these two e itfes .md business
will he reduced one-third.
li. P. Hshlciu m's amendment substituting
I-ant-aster was votetl down, antl 1. d. I'sblo I'sble
niau's llrst resolution was atlepletl bya vote
of 2 te 5. rhe second resolution w.Lsindeti w.Lsindeti
nitely iiestismed by a v'ete of 17 te 0.
Mr. V. 1 .Kojerellered the lollew Ing reso
lution :
(cioice", That it is thesensoel the meeting
et the Iuueastcr bir tint thoMiipiemo cetut
should Iki Increased te fifteen members, who
shill be divided into thrce equal siH-tiens,
which shall sit at Philadelphia, Hirrisburg
and Pittsburg respectively. 'I hit eaeh
section shall liiui appeals mid pro pre pro
paie the opinion thereon tin tlich
lospeetive ellstrkt. That ns seen us
the opinions aie prepaied the protlienotaiv
sli ill cause the sime te Ik) prhateh piluteel
ami sh ill fei w aril a copy et the opinion to
gether with a copy el both iKipci Issiks te
cteh of theJuj5,"cs'' in the ether sevtlonsier
examiiiatieu and appiev.il. That all lhe
judges itii ill meet in banc at Harrishurg
overj three mouths, where opinions shall be
llleiranil arguments heard when nocessui,,
ami thuspresci v e hat inenv et decision among
the dllleient sections
The icselulinu was voted clown y an
almost lliiimlmeiis vote.
'lhe president unpeinted II. M. North,
Wni. Aug. Atleeund Ueoige Niiuniunns the
lemiuittee, te picscnt the views ofthe Lan
caster bar te the I.eglslatuie.
Adjourned.
Opposition l'lein Other lljr.
The fellow ing birs of tlie state h ive alicadv
expiessed their opposition te the Phlladel
iiln isclieme for cncult eeuits : Yerk, Cum
uerliiud, IjVieming, Montgomery ami
Sclmjlklll. "It is genei-allv tniMiptilar witli
the iiii.iI bar fei substantially thu same rea
sons w hich hav e glv eu t Ise te thu opposition
tell hvtliu Umcaster bar.
Niurlug the laid ciT a VVee k's l'ui;tlt;ciiic lit.
Uist livening thu He niiett A Moulteii ej era
ceinpanv niade their sixth iippcuruiuu in tin)
eK'ra house". Thov gave "Ollvetle," ami the
re million el it was soiuewhut better than
upon Tiicselay ovening. It was about as geed
as It Is jMissiblu ler this isuupmy te make it.
'lhoaudieneo vvasagihi very large and was
composed vcrv largelv el isjople who have
been ile miumlng the ttotipe siuee Its 11 1 -t a) a) a)
poarante here but only go beeiiuse the piites
aie low. Tliere was also a large iiiimhei
picsent wlie don't knew geed tieui bulepua
upon hearing It.
'Ibis uttcruoen the company Is singing
"Pmatore" at a mutiucii und 'this ev cuing
they will give "The Mascot," hi which they
werojieoron the opening night.
The l'eultr l.ililhltleu.
Thuisilay and Pridav iiieinliigs theie was
an Im loused iiltcnihuue at the peiiltiy show.
.Iiidgu Hinvvu, et lliltlmeie, aiilved 'lliurs-
diiy aflernoen and at onee coinmencetl suit
ing the fowls He will finish te-day, and the
pieiilluiit e-arilH will bealtaehed te the coops
ofthe winning birds, .lutlge Hoekei, of
Haltltnere. was eieventeil fiem uettlng here.
and Mi. Charles K. Leng was substituted te
Juilge tlie pigeons He llnNInd his weik
last livening.
lkKii Hall llrltf.
Tinla.v a SIHS.I1I 111eotlugefll10Nntiou.il
I.oigue Is being held lu New Yeik, ItIstthe
laigest g.ithetlng et bise bill peojile held
this season, mid seme liupeitaut work will be
done.
ThoTieiiteu (tub signed Jehn A. Dovle,
Jacob (icKxlmaii, Williuiii ti. Mt Cleskoy and
.Michael Tic'tnan 101 next v eai. 'i Ionian is u
left-hand pitcher and plavetl with the Wil
llainsiMirt, '(Pa.), club list eai. '1 hoe lull Is
liogetlntiug w lib the best et last v e.u'i iuy or.
Toe IHslilei llm llililK"'.
Yesteiduy a new eugtne w us plneetl 011 the
Joint Line railroad between this Utj nud
Lebanon, und It was attached te the train
uhleh arrives heiu ut 0 o'clock In the liven
ing. When the tmlii reached Petersburg It was
leuud that the uiuoke statk ofthe engine was
tee high te pass iiuder tlie evci-hcad bridge,
The train vv as held at the station until another
eugliie ceiild be procured nnd It arrived In
this city two hours behind time.
ii eitic jhi.v; a t Tin: .ma ir4ir nr.r.T.
ISO OI' lOhVMIItA cev.wtu
The llorensh Act lnrrea.rd HI (lll.(llIe.
Ilulmn IllleIIIKeiiie llrclhig eif (lie
Agilx Anw lalleii-Lmlgn
.Nc Ten ii Notes.
Itcgiilui Conx'peiHlcnco et lXTKtneKsf rn.
CciMtvniiv, Jan. Hi All nicnibeii were
present at last evening's meellng of council.
.Minutes of last legular meeting were i-e.ul
and approved.
rinaucoceiiimitlco ropertetl :
Itccelpts ... . 0CJ 11
r.xpuulltims . . xli iTU
liiliiiiciieu hniid . .... ju;? hi
In ohedleiice le the sixth section of the net
of April 2il, 1S7, regulating municipalities
1 te., finance) commlltce niade Its ami ml state
ment of the assets and II tbllitles of Ceuiunbin:
S11 ei.i rem jh
l.tnldlltles IVi.imeu)
The repeit shows for the yeir ISSI, un hi
crease in assets ef$.",(HI,(ll.
The highway lommltteo undo three ills,
tlnct reports ;
1st The Chestnut Hill Iren On) Ce., had
doiie soine work for the borough, lnullng
slene, etc., Tliere was a dlspute about lhe
bill. 'Ihu matter was auilenhly settled.
2d. u ltemlzcd reK)rt el the grading of
Hridge street, was submitted, the total cost of
sime bclngftl7.lt), which Includes tholovvci thelovvci tholevvci
Ing of Commiirce stictt te meet grade or
Hrldge, removing, gr.ulhig ami rclavlng
iKivcinuit cm north side of Hrldge, mid
slmiliir work te pavement 011 west side of
Commerce.
3d. Reported streets and allev s hi geed
(oiidllien. Piiw rcnalr are jet needed.
Alley H. wa.s gratleel ami gutters laid from
(ith te "ill streets
The nniunl statement of finance committee,
and the authorized report of grading Coin Cein Coin
merce street, was ordered te be published hi
Columbia iwpcrs
SiniLirv com mlttce stated tin) condition of
Columbia was first-class and health, while)
the polke committee reported the town unlet.
ihe ordinance, charging skating links 11 4
llccnsoer MO per annum, wej adeplutl, after
the amount had been cli mged te !i" cents jht
day, celleetiblu quirterly by chief bttigess.
I ;. II. Stain m 10-ienteil the stere room he
new csMiphs for three jctrs, en Ktmoteti.
ditlens
'lhe propel ty coiuniitteo was iustiuctetl te
attend te the punhasiiig of new furnttuie for
ejwra house stigc, from Otertag, who agrees
te sell stld furniture nt cost
A communication fiem the llrolhciheod
of Locemotivo Kngmecrs, which order meet
hi Columbia next mouth, asking for usoef
opera heuse was reatl. It was itgeed te grant
their request, en the sanie terms as given te
the Hed Men, tw e years age.
Thu high constab'le uskcel ler Hire e pairs of
blankets for lockup tralii). lteteried te
pelle e e ommittee w itii ievver te aet.
Propertveoniinitteu was iustiuitid te eiler
a reward et $ for tlie arrestaud cenvletlrn
of persons cemmittiug uuismies about the
ejieni heii'-e.
'llieoidlnnnce rediicing the salary of high
constable front $100 te SIO per minimi wus
unanimously adopted.
An oider for SI, 00 vv.es granted en the trea
sttrj I10111 the shiklngluud, te ledeem IkiihIs
te that nmeuiit.
Mr. Pfuhler ollered erdinmee leliting te
the icpcal efcertiln seetionsefoidlu uicis en
shows und exhibitions svvineimil markets.
'Ihcse ertlinances state partly the duties of
high constable.
I'ln ineee ommittee was Instructed te m.ike
a settlement with HtK'klus tax collector for
lss-2, and the executer of C. Ilersliev, tax col
lector fin lsT'j.
'lhe pelice committee was Instructed te
attend te the appointment, if tliej considered
such an ellleci iicicss.uj, of. 1 special polite
in 111. heven applications li id been received.
The superintendent of hill was given lull
authority nt opei.i heuse at all times, midwus
instructed te keep nil Imi.vh oil the stage1.
flei granting niders ler sevetal bills
count It adleurned.
Kclletelis Illtclltf-CIKI.
Quarterly eonlercneu esiinmeuces this even
ing In the "rnlteel Ilrcthrcii church, ut":.IO
e'lltvk. Ihe services to-meriow will be
eeiidiicted bvllex. H. Light, presiding ehlci
of l.cluueu.
Hev. J. H. shellner, of Lew Isburg, Ins ac
cepted 11 call fiem the .St. Jehn's I.utherau
1 hurih, of Celumbli. and will efllel ile nt to
morrow's sen lies. x hen he willlnkocentiol
of his new eh irge, Ins net jet been decided.
He is nn eloquent spcikei and enncst
weikci.
'lhe list union seiviee of lhe week of
imiver will be held tomorrow, nt 4 p. 111.,
lu the opera house. This evening, the sev
enth inciting will be held In the M. 11
chinch. Subject : Missions Heme anil
l'erelgn.
1). Ij. Moetlj-, the gi eat evangelist, Is te v Islt
Columbia 01101 about the luth lust. His
ineetlng will beheld in tlie Mctiopelitau
link, which has been klndlj tcndeind l
Manigci sitis K10111
Trinity Heiorniede hiireh will held a 1 dr 111
Aimtuj hall, iK'ghiumgeu the llth hist.
Vie ( till,; of till) AtrissU Assodilttell.
I'll qi. 1 15, Agavslr. nssoel.itlen, met in tlie
S1kh.1i librarj loom last evening, nineteen
incinbers w ero present. The subjects for ells,
ciissleii were in betanv. .Snociniens of suirai
pinuceiie, fiiant pme coue nuiljn getiul liem
Callfernit wero presented. A Ulnar! 111 was
eleetcal te take charge et the books and inag-i-rlnes
belonging te the Heeletj". Hoie-itler
each miiiibei isrequiiwl te imsvver a tpies tpies
tien or lexul 1111 0SS.1J at each meeting. The
next meeting will be next Piidij ev tiling at
7 e'lhsk.
Ledge Nuui
The weislilpfulinastei et Columbia Ledge,
Ne. isii, 1 it v.. M., in ule the following up.
pointineiitsefsulMudln de elllcers: Ch iplalu,
Itev. Themas M. J.tt ksen ; S. I)., llenrv
.Shed; J. I), Di. . W. Hegers; .s. M. t,
II. P. Yergev; J. M. C, P. W. Heekcl, Jr. ;
htevMiuls, Lewis W. Maj- mid Samuel 111
beut; Orlovance Committee, C. s. Kaulliuaii,
H. It. Clepper, Jacob O. Pence, ThefMlore L.
Urluti and Abi-aui O. (lullcs.
The following trustees for theOdd I'ollew's
Hall associitien, have been elected ferlSs."i:
Messrs M. S. Sliutn 111, Hiram Wilsen, J. W.
stcaej-, Simiicl Truseutt, H. J. M. Little,
Samuel H. Hejd, James A. Moveis
Town Nete.
The tumor that Di. P. Illnkle intends
selling out and leaving Columbia Is lueeriect.
A 10 pci cent. 1 eductien Is te take 1 Ilex t at
tue mi iw lieu nun ice, en ten. 1, ism.
Limbs of ttees, windows ami cliimuejs
weie biokeii bv thoheivj wind storm which
passed ever Celuinbi 1 last night.
Janus Keen in, 11 treinp. wtis 11 nested at
Ihe.Susepiehinn iTeTllug mill last night ler
diiiukin antl disj.derlv lemluet by Olllcer
(SUbert. lie had ItVbe black lacked bofeto he
surrendeie'd, 'squiie Pvansieimuitted hint
lei 10 dajs
The Ilium id condition et the Celuinbi 1
lelicf association teslav, the expi uses liehig
ler last mouth, are as fellows :
Iticelpts .fis,0a
I.xni iidltiiics . 5.1,11
Rdaiice . . . l(S,7i
.u lxpeiitve llerc.
Pur seme time just Piauk Itolst.the greeer,
has thought that Ids herse was eating 11 gucxl
deal 111010 teed than was nciessirj-, te the
ttiiiu et 55 01 ftl a week. Siipi'eslng that
tliere woie rats about the stable, a tiap was
set lei them, but nene weie taught. A watch
was thou put upon thu piemi-es, ami 11 night
et two age two men weie detected In plller
ing the teetl box. Chise was given but the
tliiev os use-aped.
I'iui( liens Mllhilmnn.
(iecrce Hellci. lhmv Miller ami Jehn
Wet7ell, et Mentcrej , charged with aiding
Uaiiy .Sullivan, upilseucr hi the custedj of
el Censtabh) llevvlv, te osejih) appealed at
the olllee of Aldeiniau Hin tern healing
tills uieiulmr. Altei lnnr witnesses weie
examined the prosecutor vvlthdiew the suits
and pild the iiists
I'iri) I) iiircru 1, in,! III u Ce liar.
The lloer jri e xv uy bencalh a Jiarlj- of dim
1 el-nut the f 11 iiihouse of Juiiies Datv", of Mad
liinv. V. II.. Prldiiv nlL'ht. mid llfty frlKht-
iine'd 111011 and women woie pieclpltated In 11
heap Inte thu cellar. Aluiostiniraculeuslj-.no
umi wus seriously injured, although ln.lny
worebiulsod. Ik Kennedy, of Dever, nar
rowly cscaped Isutloeallon. being eoninletoly
buiieel beneath thostniggliiirlieapof litiiiiaii
beings
l'i 11 War In l'rUmi.
Verhees, the man charged with vviecklug
a passenger train neai Uubbell, NeU, tij'ear
age, h isTieen leuiitl guilty nud seulennil le
lilty j can lu statu orison.
PTHOJ3 TWO OETS.
OUR NATIOHAl, LKGlSliATOltS.
A I'lnisey.tt. vor.r.eovr ktwki:x
II.IVII.IAI. AVt MTOVKH..U11M,
Tim IViinstltniili State,,,, , .Vleer le rM
ranKn i,r hn ,,nl Approprllitleil Hill,
Mhlrh Motion JimlcrSlriitlr
Oppose nnd lf.til.
M'asiiinoten-, Jpn. lftnuel Inttiic
1 In ely nfler the rending nf nm Jnnninl, UniK
dull moved te dispense) with the morn
Ing hour for the purpose of pressing
the p-issage el the navy appropriation
bill. This was Mrengly opposed bv
Stoekslngcr (Indiana) and ipilla 11 brisk
nnd app irctitly porsenil colloquy Hpning up
Iwtwccii them, but the confusion was no great
tint they could net he heard. .Steckslngnr
flu illy domantled the jeisnnil nnj-s 011 Km.
(hill's motion, which was lest j'e.is V, ilavs
8.1, the nocessiry two-thirds net xetlng in the
alllnnntlve.
A motion te go into commltteo for reports
was inade and nt 150 lhe Heuso went Inte
eomnilltce of the vvhole en the navy ap
propriation bill. ' '
Ne rnurl-llartlal for II irtliigleu.
Seeietary Lincoln has decided net te order
e ceurt-iuartlil te try Limit, anrllngtnn en
the 1 hnrges prolerred bj- (Jen. Hazen.
tiij: reTTi:i:r i.jrsriir.
Thu .Muiiuruclurliii- AMeclutlim hiilimllllug
I nglUh Trices fortAlmrte Dpernllir.
Tnnxiex, N.J., .Ian. 10. The secretary of
the .Manufacturing Potteis' association neut 11
conimtmiiatlen te the Oporallve Pot Pet
tern' associitien, sajing that ns thu
oiH-'ralive ieltcrs clilni tint the tailft' en
eroekorj- has been Increased from time te
time without their receiving any hcnellls
thoiefreui, thoinanufacturersthere'roio ugree
te in: .ill bi-jiiches the same wagosamleu
the sime wages and en the same terms paid
byPngllsh niiniirueturers for goods niade
for the American markets. With 65 portent,
lidded te the picsent tnnll sihl wages are te
be increased or elcereased aiwrdlng te thu
chingesln Pnglish petters wages or In Iho
Ainciirau turlil. T he operatives in e given the
option et accepting this or nuother pro)sl pre)sl pro)sl
tleu nlreaelj- jiciiding.
A 11 in frozen In 11 lterent Inn ltllunl.
Ciiicvei), Jan. 10. V .Missouri Valley,
Idaho, spec! il j'estuiiLiy sij s, Dav Id Schenek
was found lie7cn te death 0 miles southwest
of Leng Paine, Thursday night. He perished
In the recent blbiuil. One hundred and
slxtv'elellars in eiiircuey wasleitml en his
Iiorsen, also 11 letter hi (.crin in dated ut
Argvlei, N. Y., nnd ndilressed te him at Chi Chi
enie Hilled UU Sen Ter liiterfcriiic.
Ali.i.n tewv, Piu, Jim. 10. Lewis Carl,
Hv Ing near Sehlersv Ilie, this count-, stabbed
nnd killed his son Chariet, nbeut cloven
o'clock Inst night. The son, w he vvns 21 j cim
old.lntcrfered in 11 qu irrel between his fatluir
and mother, when the lather stabbed hlui In
the groin with n jieeket kuHe, Indicting 11
wound from which he bled te de ith. The
murderer lied.
A SpanUh X illngu Moves ltedll) GO I'cct.
M viiinii, Jan. 10, The xlllaije of GuoAega,
prev leuslj- reqierted sliding dew ti lhe nioun nieun
tain, hns moved bedllj-sixty Tect. Itsfeiiner
slte Ismirked by n deep seuil-chcttlai cro cre
xnssc. The houses of the village, though
damaged, still remain standing. The gov
ernor effJihraltir his sjnt 2,003 tents for the
Use el the hnnieless poeplo of Audnliisiu.
An Hxtr.iititc'il Ceruian I'orcer lirtiiriircl.
Ni:vv Yuiiic, Jan. 10. Jeseph jre-es Beli
rendt, alias II illicit, who hnd becnoxtrndtted
ontheeh.argoorforgerj-, was-taken back te
(ernianj tesliiynu the steamer Sailer. He
hid pievleuspy threatened he would nover
be taken back te (Jerni uij alive, therofero he
Iseleselj watched.
Held IHkIihu) ltetdiir In Nerrlitmrii.
NeimisTOw N, Pa., Jan. la Charles
Lukens was attacked by two men in the
street last night, knocked senseless Willi
a e lull and roblied, The peoplearo pinch ox ex
cited, as this is tlie third highway rehUirj
here witii 11 week.
aliunde r, Mghtlug unit Itatn.
Uvi.it' vv, N. .S., Jan. 10. A sovero thuii.
der and rain steiiu pievailed here last night.
Ileavj- thuuder, accompanied by the most
vivid lightning, lasting for evcr.111 hour, antl
nt times tlie mlu tell in torrents
An i:rin lUllre.id Olllcial Die.
Nl.vv Ynnif, Jan. 10. Pdward P. Lew,
assistant general height ngent of the Prle
1-.1llre.1d, died last night nt Plalulleld, N. .1.,
or tj pheid lev or.
(.nod New for MerMiigmcit.
PiTTwiiuiiti, P.u, Jan. 10. Curiiegle Hre's
eVCe's , Union lien mill will resume hi all
lis deiKirtments, giving employment te
scveisil hundred men.
Antlilputlue Djnaiiilte I'leta.
Les win, Jan. 10. The pelice hav e reeetv ed
information thatsimultaueousntteuiptsiire te
be ninth) by djuamlteis te blowup the Hot Het Hot
bem viaduct and the Mansion heuse railway
stations. Hxtra piee'iuthins nre being taken.
Itlg 1 lie In u 11 iiac linsettA T01111.
Athei, Mass. .Inn, 10. The ehair shop of
Smith Daj A Ce., at Ilaldwiusvllle, with nil
lhe machinery ami a large amount of stock
ami lluishcd goods were burned this morn
Ing. Total less upwards of 530,000.
Death .dun K liter.
TTtuMev Jan. 10. Moses D. Noir, odlter
of the Tt lie .Ijiie ir((H,died te-dny.
V Spiulsli Town Ai;aln Shaken.
M Mill 1 11 Jan 10, An oirthqiuke was lelt
ng-iln te-elay lu Malaga.
iri:.irm:u jxhiv.i new.
WAHiu.NoreN, D. C, Jan, la Per tin)
Mhldle Atlantic, states, colder, fair weather,
high northwesterly winds, diminishing lu
loice and becoming variable, high Uiroinvter.
Notes About the Cll).
I'loveu vagrants, occupants of the station
heuse 1 1st night, wero discharged this niern-
iug.
Savotiteeii g-isollue nud two electrlu lights
worn leiierte1!! ns net burning last night.
Mr. Jehn P. Uriel his proented te Mr. H.
J. MccJrunu thq prlv ute soil, shaving mug,
sliav Ing brush, and suid-bes, tiseel by Hen,
.las Hiiehunin when hellvctt nt Wheatland.
There) well) l!7U rations distributed lit the
soup heuse te-day,
The inentlilv meeting ofthe teachers of thu
public schools or this eltyiviis held In City
hiiiKirfutcnilent llitelirle's roeilt, In the liiall
school building, tills morning,
Various
si hoel lnnlteis were discussed,
Itlrkeil liy 11 Heme.
Yesterdaj, ut I. Iranian's, near Moutemy,
this (eutity, AV.iyue llonder, of tliU
eitj", was soveroiy kicked en the thigh
by 11 herse xvhleh had Jut Ihsui
led Ireni the sktble. Mr. Hctlder'J
hint Is painful, but iioidnilgereus The
herse 1 4 11 1 ery gonlle ene, but was rendered
frollcMliie bv gettlugeiit of the bUbhiaud
hilt) the fresli elr.
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Dlint u"d l,l Lecture, "
AWgenuinlwr of prominent cittMHit of 0 t
I jmniiter, w Iw have read and heard of Rr. ' l
Matthew Dlggs'Iecture en "Cremation" Jiaic '
roquestael him U reiwat It. Ife lias eemawil ,
te de no, but has net j'vt; llxml upon a 1 ."
It Is proi-esed te have utreupu of ewtored f
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