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VOLUME XXI--NO. 115
LAStOASTEH, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1885.
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ABE BUZZARD.
Nn,BH-sRSiv 'HBIJ
Interview With the Famous Out
law of the Welsh Mountain.
COMES TO LANCASTER AND DEPARTS.
Hllltiillj I)l-til-etl II. I'mi'i rilli.incii kiiiI
lllil Ac'iiuilntitiitn Tlitltnr" of lilt I.lf
H. Tnlil lij- Itlltll.lr A Sktleti n
III. flrntlier Ik Ttti, Oir?rr
Tlinlnr. rrrinful.
"Well ! geed bye. I'm mil going b.vk le
the mountain Just new. Thy am trying te
tiinke It het for me there. I ain't afraid fur
myself. Ne m.m can tukn me finjjle liimcle.l
mul I have long nge made iijny mlml that
no set of men slinll take me nltve. IM as
seen die that, way as ret in Jail. But I don't
want te get anybody olio Inte trouble. The
pcepla en the mountain liuvn nothing ng.ihm
me and I hnve always been geed te them,
They won't co me for soma tlnn-
Thcsowero the last words tlut Ab ltuj
tud the famous outlaw nud frco-beoter,
peke te nnyliedy that knew him In Dili
neighborhood nud th conversation with
which till chapter epe ns took plnen em
distance from hit accustomed haunt", In
w hlch he has new net been -ieii for ten days,
Just hew or whan, whom or with whom
he hiul this loave Liking nced net be t.ited
hcie. It was accem-miied with n cnulldcncu
that shall lie respected. If a decent looking
trnvoler with huge red whiskers took n way
train nl a pavsnnger station dewu th mud
last Snturd.iy evening, nnd en hit nrrlvid lit
Lancaster Ivught a tlcket for Columbia, the
fellow passengers who sj w hi siiuire oil cloth
eue mint have taken him for n canvassing
..gent. The obliging bar-tcudur of whom he
inquired thodlrrcUetiof German street never
suspected his identity ; nnd when, in tlm
proenco of three persons whom lie met by
appelnttnuiit, he threw oil' hisdNgule, their
surprise- Was itneouccaled, for they worn net
accustomed te soe him ns-utne It.
When the fiuarti tin left thelr rondvzveus
another wero the ted win, and the nMutu
peliceman who en last Saturday night told n
iu'd jnannered stranger at a well lighted
troet corner, the tlme of night, hail no
suspicion tluit the rodettbl.ibln Aba Uiiunril
steed bofero liUn la the pr'en of th stretifr
limbed, bread ishouldercd, well built m.iii of
rtve feet n(neni)'ln Imlf or tan, with koeu
ieitlpwdark v)r, and ahtury blapk iiioiih iiieiih iiioiih
lache. Abe nuzz.ird, outlaw, frfebvitir, Jail
breaker, rlnglojder et tlm finiein u.ing and
hore of he miiiy uMiHatien il talus icalifd
within the pat few days tlut thcie It us great
ccnrity for him attlmcsonlhethorotijshf.irm
efn crowded city ns In tint fitno-ief hN
imtlveliauuH.
wnv m: win. net nr. tvke.
" Why should I let tnyuelf Imj taken?" he
wld. 1 havo-wrred two full lerui's In Jail j
and my last vonteiice was tee long. What
vhance wat thcre for me with twelvu your of
jail lift) beferu 1110 ? And who wouldn't have
gene if tliey had the clnnca ? I hir they
ai h.iylug ' I'oer lloiveg nlready ; and he
was at It for ten ye-irj and get away with
mero tliau I ever was uharged with. The
tbroe fellows that killed n nun from thu hill
didn't get any longer term titan vn ut for
tealing chickens, Whote'n tha justiew In
that?"
mi: stout or ins j,rri:.
A Sketch of tli llazzJird l'.unllj' mul llm
VolihMeiiutaln (iaiij;.
"I have been a bad otte, I'll admit. And
1 urn net ge'tig te tell you all I hatodeno,
norgheiiiycomnuloitiM'ay. Hut I did In-
(end encu te wrlie my II te and neil It and
you inayUke nema notes; lam net very geed
en dates. My Suther'a iiatiie was Jehn lliu-
ard and he Uved down en the mountain.
Ilewasnu heuct nun and worked ureund
among the farmer. The pe ople w he nay he
eer liclengcd te the Uupgaug He. That
band was broken up when I wan a llltle boy.
They ranged along the hill en thu ether kide
of the valley from us.
"My father enlisted in thu u.ir and diud
after he win out k! months. Ills body was
xctit home and burled at the SonilUewn (ML
Airy) church and there uu tombsteuo there
new at the head of Ills grave nud a cedar tiee
the Ixiys planted at his feet. Thu Hrst trouble
we eVer get Inte was at that church. We
wcre a wild Mt of boys and raised a fuss
thorn at meeting. The preacher tried te put
un out ; we put him out and in the wnillle he
had his arm broken. The lieyx were bent te
jail for three mouths for that. Jail U no geed
jiehoel for boy.
'Dan Clark was from our neighborhood.
lie went te the war the same tlme our lather
did and In the mme icglment. He was dis
charged for sickness, eaiue home uud
married mother and she put the
children te the BeldlciV orphans
school. Mart and Jehn are the oldeHt et thu
boy. Tliey were ten old te go te bchoel and
hail been in the army themulus. My aliter
Anille, w he Is uiarrfcd and lives hi Heading,
Is between Mai t and Jehn. I was bem en
ChiistmaN Day and was U2 yisini old last
ClirNtmas. Ike Is next te tue i and after him
"J.tkenud I.euIs.talid Jee. lam Ik married,
tee, and lives In Keadlng. Thcre la nbeut
two ycarii lietweeu us.
'Iweut te the l'aradlse whoel for awltlle ;
I'ru.teu had It. The four younger children
wero utML Jey. Kome of them utayed and
isoine ran eiV. Ike lell thcre about tlirce
months bofero his tlme was til).
1 don't knew when the Welsh mountain
gang, as they call thorn, was organized or
lwgau Its operation. Thore are peer people
living all ever the 'till. It is a cheap pl.iee te
Hve.sjNobedy kecms te own the land. A
mauVan build a houe or hut thnre and live,
'rout Iree, and get hi tlroweod for nothing. I
guess;peoplenucr considered It stealing te
cut weed and hoop pole:), uud tttUaud rails,
nud one thing or another up en the hill.
"It has a wnrue uame than it deserves.
.Ilitehtewn is net en the hill. It Is Hevcral
lullcH thu slde eflt, en the rv.ul from Inter Inter
ceurw) te New Helland. I.oiuelown Is en the
reaij'i ein Saiidoe'n tavern te Sprlugvillc. It
a at rrifcwcsi anil et tne hul. ji.v nreincr
a ehit Hvch en V ether blde et the llace.
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If.luithcr ntetliv
father-in-law Jimmy
IrTnlli-ev lives near
d Mart Is building
ma new nuusu 111
jie liolglibernooa.
Jehn Ilenson,
uat urecn ami n
the same nelsii-
geml niany nogreos
kifiorheod in hut. They nte
' vrewdetl but warm In the winter.
little ami
u The rirst thlaz I ever took was hoeu-nolei.
uud the man who gave ine that Inst met Ien
and told tne thc"0 wtw nothing wieng about
it is new hvlplpj the polies te huntiusduwn.
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1 de net den why llime should be n much
cxrltniiiciil ttlKHit the gang new. It Is net
what It ence as. Ten yearn age thcre was u
leal gang. We had nearly twenty men,
sworn and erganlred ', we could earry en
operatlons liettcr then. The weed
en the hill i"-as much thicker
(ml we had a me under the
Itluii Heek, which stands en Ilia top of
the hill, lust nlmut halfit nille iiIhiie Imise
town, l'reiu that en can me edr the whole
Tequca valley and can ililoclanyeuo coining
for miles around. Thcre was a Hhanly at the
feet or thu rock, which onicred the
entrance, and through which we
ceitnldiuu the pipe that let out the Minekn
from the cave. Notiedv could have
uier found It if Matt, hadn't led the
wav te It w hen he gave us away. Thcre was
a big tene deer tint was easlly raNed and
let down, and loekod very tntural when It
covered the entrance
ercitATinss of run eanh.
"Thcre werotlilevexon thomeuubilus long
befere the lltizr.irds, but tliey gne it the
nnuie becattse they wcie six iirothersef us
who hapieucd encd te all Ixi hi J. ill at the
name time
"Jehn and Mart wero In Jail for Htrallug
from the farmers, I was nrrestcd, tried, cf n
lclcdnnd Kenlnuccd en Jan. i."A 1471, te two
ycats and nlne mouths for larceny. Mart
and Hill Marshall and I get -out en Aug.fi,
nud I was net brought Ifcick te the (.nnmstcr
.Kin ier oier lour yen, 1 wus arroie i wuii
Marshall, for herse sti-dhig in .Sunbiiiy, but
gntnway; he did net and was Kent te the
peiilUmilnry. I was Inniight lock te the
ceuntvjall In Aug. 1S7S, and get two years for
bruaklugjnll. It witssoiuetlmo In Junenl'Pw)
that I goteut. My tlm was up, counting the
commutation.
"There wus no trouble lllmieu the hill
w Ith a well-ergauUcd gang. Hut Mart turned
lienet, lie went back te jail nud served Ids
tlme and gave us away. He wasthoeulv
ene who went I nek en lis ; and if he hadn't
lieen our brother I bollevo he would have
lH.cn shot. Ike has never ieken te him
since. I anion geed terms with him.
" We wero tried for burglaries at George
town unit Kphrata. The c.ie under lllue
Heck was tern up and the reek shattered and
pllrsl ever the entrance, I get thirteen years
sfl(ratunnd willtarv confinement from April
Si, 18SI, nnd IKe was ("eutencisl In ten. It
was no hard matter te break the Ijincastrr
Jail. The dar we get out of the cigar Mfep In
bread day-light, in May, IS "J, Ike wtis the
first nnn ever the wall. I came next. I
wantisl Joetog" tiKii Ike advised hint teitny
Kick nnd he did. We were net afraid of
being met erldcnllllcd. We went down
across the peer Iieuhu Holds, and ii 1 looked
back nnd saw the string of Tollews with their
Mrlpes en I had te laugh. We went through
a farm yard nnd ene of thcin ntepcl te shut
the gate, but the old fellow catiie out and Mid
Jfevnr mind Imys, I'll uliut the gate.' We
thought no was acrnmmedatlng.
"I would neer Imveliren raptuied that
tlme at 1-phrala II it hail net Ix-en for
tre.icberv. '1 lie story nbeut my wife going
eer te tlie I'phrata lilllstellvu is net true.
I don't take much stock in the I'phrata hill.
It is netas geed a pl.c-e and I don't Knew it
nearly as w ell as the Welsh mountain.
"I "han liecn nearly all emt the country,
and ence four f us younger Nivs took a trip
ns far west as the Itlack mils. We had
liieuev nnd uld our way; tint we did net
llke tliat country and came ba"k te the hill.
Thnt Is the best"i eunirr I Knew. My mother
Is thore and all mv friemN, and i never did
them any harm.
iii'nyimi r.s.iieNAi. i:t:tens.
"I sen most exurytliliig that Is printed
n'sjut mc In tl.e uewipapers. and It Is nesirly
all He--. 1 don't denv hciui; en the tueuiitnlu,
but I ikimt hailed nuylxxly en the read.
One man w he said t did," ain't nny belter than
he ought te be. If I had stnped him
and get any money It would have
been what he get front a forged note. I
had a Hhoetlng match among my friends for
n watch and I wen It myself. I neterattended
anv Bales, nor was I at a church meeting.
Jehn rrankferd has net been en the hill. He
is no mere daid than I am. T.lppiu T.lppiu
cett was here all Mtmmer, and w,e did
a geed buMness, tint we did. We were in
ICtutz'n swamp together when they took Jee:
we loll Sum. Dew man dewu.it the lower cud
of thOHuamp, nnd when wocame out of the
Hwauipat the upper mid of it and cruised the
read te go Inte the hill, the toad was strung
full of ineiulHTS et the hore coin pail .
As toen as they mw us they get behind their
horses nnd did net niake any effort te take us.
Them would ua been bleed-died if they
had. Attcr we wero geno they asked hoiiie
tiftliopeoplonrnimiltlioreiflli.il was Dur.
J'.ird, and when they told htm it was they
said they didn't I, new him
"Mostel the MIehs wheaiT) out gunning
for me wouldn't knew me If I did meet
tlnmi. Sam Hew man knows me. If he wants
no why didn't he take me two montlisage
when he iii-,ed me en the mountain when I
was out gunning with my brethers, Jake
and Jee. I said, 'Geed morning, Sam,' and
he K.nd, 'Hew are you, Abe,' Of ceurse I
wusarmed: I uoer tiael any ether way.
"De veu think I don't knew when they
aroleokliu Ter me? Thore are cabins and
Hliiiiitlcsall eer the bill. The people all
knew me. Tliey call me 'lllggy' and Idp Idp
plucett was knew u among them a-s 'Idppy ;'
nemc of them called htm Skinny ; helsMicu
thin fellow, and can't stand tfiO cold and
laying out en the mountain. He uud I wcre
In a lionte ence wlien the detecties came
thcre enrlv In the inernini;. Tlnve of them
caiim at one deer wit'i their gum all ceeked,
and wewent out of a back window.
A IiHutiitilcd l'aiellj.
"Tliicfl of them have been watching
my mother heuse fet ncaily two weeks.
.Should the llltle Mone house she owned
ence ; and litis moved te Heading (several
timc-sbul alwav.s comes back te the place "he
was born. Her maiden name was Mary
Uleiiuer. She couldn't Hiipiert the big
family of Ninall children hhe wits left with s
and when they went le the orphans' school
she lira n led Dan Clark. He lus a little
place above the tscrutUewn -.hutch. Thcre
is an aero ortwe of land te It and houses all
aieuiid. He built himself n koeiI two-story
frainu lioii"e en it six or se en years age.
They have a llltle shop theie and sell cakes
and'beer, ciindy, clg-irs", toUicee and ether
knick-knacks. He hucksters at bales and
carves out woedcnsimonsiind inti-di paddles.
" She has tbree uhlldreu bj' (Mark i ene of
them u girl, is in Heading and makes her
living. 1'rauk Is u geed boy and a stout fel
low ; howeiks fur the f.iriucrsnudisaileady
ch.ii. The etlicr, my hteji-slster ICate, nees te
whe.il and has as giKul lrecks as any of liieiu.
They have Noirched that heuse for tue elten
and'wake Dan Clark and my mother up
all hours of the night, whether they hae
A warrant or net. They are se used te it
that they dent seare worth a cent. Hut it is
net a nice thing te distui 1 the family. And
thcre is a iiolglilierlli.it lias kept the ollleurs
coucealed in his houi-e, whcie they have a
lull le of Clark's. It is easy te tell when
the police are there, 'i'hey h.nua tire ill the
spare room and when there is smeke coming
out of betli chimneys, no knew what is up.
"Ne stolen property was ever found at my
mother'. I have never slept In that heuse
sluce I was nut of Jail, lliavoelteu licenthere
I admit. The last lime was last Monday a
week. 1 steps;d lit the evening and get
soinetoliaci'o. InaUlferit. I had mv uuu
witli me and I guess if they had ceme ler me
thore would have hceu a sheeting match.
"If you want te knew when we wero In a
light place, and who shot the coat tails oil
IJnpy nud what he get for it, ask l.ipplneett.
I'll never tell you.
wants te in: i.r.i ai.em:.
"All I ask is for them te let me alone.
The lluzzards ain't wero than ether people.
Mart s-pioaled but I forgive him. He is
building hhiD-clfn heuse, working hard and
trying te make nu honest living. Thev ought
net te hound him. Jehn Is keening Ills fam
ily uud works regularly cvery day for u far
mer. My w Ife uud childieii are at his place.
My w lfe Is an honest, hard w erking w eniaii.
I am net nl'rald of her exer uivim; me nwav.
Our two llltle girls are twins, ever IHe yours
old, and my Juku is it stout fellow ; he can
talk Dutch as we'l ns I'liclhli. Mv brother
Juke served Ins linie and has ever sluce been
weikiug steadily and making a geed
honest living. Mv sisters are lespoctable
women i nud my mother nud her man de no
liai m tettiiylKsly ; she lest her iiensleu when
she get married, and Clark only gets gl a
menth: ether men net us sick as lie get twice
as much : 1 guess that is beeatise he mat lied
the widow Huzard.
What iiave thevget Joe In jail terT He
sorved his tlme nud didn't break out, though
lie had two chances. He canto dowiftesco
me, niie had a right te, and lie had u pHtel
with him. He might have been hunting lab
bits with it ; but en tluit they held lilm for
Mil Hljt WV1IWV.IIV( lllJIUUS -lUllj WVIB
body vviie gees hunting nnd every man or
Ivy en Hie Wvlsh lueuulalii curries a vvctis)u.
Ike Is lii Jail. Iluennlnlk for himself. Ile
Is younger than 1 ant."
eeyci.UDt.s'ri Tiiii iMrr.ttviKW.
The famous outlaw giew rostlexs ns he
talked te his Intorviewcr. I In declared thnt he
could -deep with comfort en the mountain in
thn reldest weather, he had blankets nnd
burrows, siicltored places and caves under
rocks, which he preferred te nuylxidy's
house. Ile .oldetii tarried nny place long
and he never wanted for the comforts or
ncccssllliH of life Ile broadly -intimated
that Ids predatory llfe cannot lie carried en
successtully without associates nnd ngents
but he was firm In Ids putpoHe' te glve no ne no
liedvnwuy. When Abe Ilu.ard left Lancaster en
Saturday evenhig It was net toward the
Welsh mountain that he wool.
Siinirbeil Ja) He Vi'ilt In Itclithij:.
rteintlia ItenilliiR Tliic.
Abe Hurxard, the famous leader of the
lincnster vmnty emulators of Missouri's
Jeisse Jumes, was In Heading yelenliiy.
This Is the statement efneittren who says
IKjslllvely that lie xaw lilm en I'enn street
near I'lnventh yesterday morning. It isnlse
sbited thaltwoceufisloratesor Hurird wcre
in the court room yestcnlnv during the trial
of ene efthelr number, and that Alie hlm-mlf
hung en the outer islge of the crowd te watch
the course of events.
V Shell h of IllnCirrerlit nntl Out nr.lall.
Ike Htt'Mrd, the liflli of the famous Hur.
r.ird family, and next of tllT) "leys te Abe, Is
new in the Iuicn"ler Jail. He isa geed-looking,
kceu-eyeil, tliiu-faccd young fellow,
tough as a wh.dobeuo and of pleasant ad
dress. He is nlieut 3t) years et age, nnd his
family history is comprehended in the foro fero fore
golng Interview with his elder and mere
fatuous liifitlii'i He is nuiv cenllned
hi sil Ne. d'A aisatt the middle of
the Jail, en the lower eorrlderand oppesito
the table which is the he uleii.trtcrs of the
elllcers In charge ; and very near tothescono
of his famous expleit of making n general
Jail delivery by locking the underkecpeis in
thelrcclls whlle he. uude yehl use of their
keys.
That cs ape he Mid, lean 1 i LLi,n,i:.r;u
reKrter iutervlew lug him the ether day,
was planned differently, but an U'jcidcut was
turned te advantage and resulted nearly as
well.
"It wus ever tv years age," lie sild, "that
Iwastlrtt sentenced for larceny, of stealing
trein the farmers and served liftcen months.
1 learned riu'ar making and When I came
out or jail April 0, 15.75 I was sick or It and
made up my mind te never get hack. I
tried everv shop in town for u Jeb but when I
told mv u.tinennd where I had worked last I
ceuldift get work. I went dewu te the
mountain and was arrested tbree months
afterward en suspicion, and after stayhi" in
here for six months and two wceks awaiting
trial they could lind nothing airilust
me. I was net at the robbery
ofCempton's slot eat all. That night I was
at IJentlemini Dave Kurt.'s, seeing a girl.
" 1 went bick te the mountain and was
there for a year w hen 1 w. is arieslcd for tak
ing n horse'and buggy at M istersouviUe, nnd
timing te I'phrata witli the team. I was
taken with the gang when Mart squealed,
audi will never forgive liini ter it. I get
ten years (April i), ll) and had only
served a little ever ene eftlicm vtheu we
scaled the wall in day light (May '21,
lss2) j I lntd a led shirt and mown
drawers under my jail clothes and
some get rid of the stilpeil overalls. I
don't Knew why 1 was se dumb us te be
scoejkmI as a train rider in July, 152, nnd get
a few days, lint l mltli knew inn w lien lie
get Ids eyes en me. I planned the escape
of Oct. 10, lss,I, when I sent the watchman
ever with a bird-case te Vim's tell. He
didn't lock mv deer utter him. It only
happened that the ether ene wus getting his
haircut. We had no tioilble locking tlieni
In ami letting out wiieui no picu-cu.
"I went pretty lar West ; and often saw
people whom I knew. The number of creeks
from this sivtleu whom I met In Iowa,
, Nebraska and Chicago was astonishing. 1
became very exisirt with cards nnd could
easily get along. I was at rested through
treachery. Three et us made a big raise, and
the ethei two were interested in getting me
out of the way se as te cheat me out of my
share. That Is'tlie reason I was pointed out
nt the circus, ,md feiii big policemen
marched me te the station heuse
with cocked iu vel vers. Thev thought they
had a big pii.e. and that I was u
desperate nun. A couple of thousand h:o h:e h:o
ple called te see me and weke me all hours of
the night. I don't knew wheie Abe is ; en
the mountain, I guess, but they will never
take him. They can't eaptute lilm by trying
te bill the iM'ople there te betray lilm. He
neips te Keep a goon many ei tiieui.ami even
if they would take the nioiiey etlered them
by the detectives they couldn't tell where he
Is. He comes and gees and the smartest of
them don't Knew w here he is nor w hen he is
coining."
Win. Wi filer (liven sl Melltlit IliipilMiiilut'iit,
Win. W. Weed or pleaded guilty at Head
ing en Tuesday, te buiglary at the stere et
11. It. Hull, at Slinking Splines en Decem
ber 10, IssO, and wus sentenced le undergo
an imprisonment of six luentliK. Weetler
w as wealing some of the clothes stolen fiem
Hull's store w hen he wasauested fei nthelt
committed in this county. He was tried here
and sorved u term et' four years ami Hit
mouths, less the commutation.' A day befere
hislctm explted a detainer was lUed by the
Herks county authorities and he was taken
te Heading te await Ids trial. Wccdcr said
he knew he would be convicted et tiie Hull
burglary and thought lib, imprisonment
would'lie Hindu lighter if he saved the lOttnty
tlioexieusuofii trial, l'lier te his urrcst en
the nplirataliillsusa member of the lluziaril
gang, lie wasu haul winking mechanic. He
told Alderman Spuuicr yesterday that as
seen ns his term et" Imprisonment expires lie
w ill gote w eik at his tnule uud turn ever a
new leaf.
seminary mU'.
Het. Dr. r V. Ceili.irt, pieslddit of the
Hofenued Theological Scmiuuiy of thiscity,
has an urticle in the January number of the
Jlt'nniicil (JiiK.'fi'r'i; .VcK.'ie en " Scsjilites,
a Prophecy ol'Tbe Chtist." An abstract of
the addivss upjx'aicd lutlui In iLi.i.tei:Nci:u
in .September.
Thcre was icceutly held In Lebanon, u
meeting of the seminary endowment. com
mittee, upjmlntcd bv the l'.islern synod nt
I'ottstewn III October hint. Hev. A. C. Whlt-
mer was elected stvietary, and KlderO. W.
Hcnsel, trc.isiuer. Much tlme was spent ill
a discussion of hew best te pieceetl in secu
ling the endow incut of the seminary. Much
interest was taken In the matter, and many
geed suggestions weie made.
lliivt rcrsuiis ln.tautl Itllleit.
The steam aw mill Imlengiug te J. H. Wil
liams, elght miles south of tiiiilthllcld, Ohie,
oxnlrsled Tuesday iiierulug, wrecklug t!ie
iiiuiumg. ine oener was mown a unto
nway. liss, $3,M, Threo jjcrsein, Jehn
Uvaus, Hiram Kvimsiuid Wlllle' Armstrong,
u boy, were Instantly killed. J. O. Uvaus
was horribly binned. Walter Morrison was
badly hurt, Theeati'O wtu tee much mud
in the boiler.
.nenr. vinr.r.Tem cnesv.v.
AiMlllens (e the 111(5 -'' Tlml VV Printed
In Turitay' "Inlrlll(;rncr."
The following Iiave been chosen ns di
rectors In thn iippnnded county coriiernllons
In addition te theso given hi the iMTni.tt iMTni.tt
etiNcnti of Tuesdny.
llm .tlsnliclm Nnt limit I tan If.
1'ollewliig itre the directors chosen en
Tuesdav by the ntoekheldcrs of the Manhelni
National bank ! Jacob i .Stehinau, II. H.
Homliergor, A. Hates Ortibb, Hatnuel Wolf,
Henry Arndt. A. O, Hewman, Samuel O.
Keller, D. II. tfershcy, Hamucl Hlte.
Tlieimrryillle Nrttlmril 11 ink.
The following jierseilS were eloeted ns di
rectors et the Quarry ville National bank for
the ensuing year: Oce. W. IIctil, Krank
W. Helm, v.. M. Stattller, J. I'. Ambler, ban ban
ders McStxirran. Thes. 13. Alnbler, Jelin J.
Coulter, C, M. Hess, Dr. Jehn Martin.
The Kiilirntit National lllnk.
The slochheldcrs of the I'phrata National
Iviuk clectcd the following dltecters en Tues
day : David lliirkheldcr, (ieorge I Hard.
Israel Hitrkholder, II. H. Klietly, Udward
Kenlgmncher, Adam Kenlgmachcr, J. 11
Reller, Jacob V. Landls, Sainiici lleyer,
Adam J. Heani, W. 'A. Hencr.
I'lnl Natleiml Hank of Mailrllii.
The tel lowing wcie elected directors of the
Plrst National bank or Marietta : Messrs.
Jehn Zlegler, Jehn Musser, Hoiaee I Hal Hal
deman, Harr Spangler, HeniyS. Mietser, H.
1'. Ilnale, Jehn I'. Uarbcr, Jehn ('nil I and
Paris Haldcman.
L.tiicuster City SI ret t Itniltvii).
The fellow ing wcre elected directors of the
Lancaster City street railway ier the ensuing
term: Messrs. II. J, MrGranii.l.eviSenscnig,
J. T. Mncdenigle, C MeMellen. W. D.
Hprix-hcr, Hyren (1. Dixlge, and J. 11. Hntiiu
g.irducr. Itallreiid Olllrcr.Clioeen.
The following Iiave been elrsted directors
nnd efllccrs of the Heading it Columbia rail
road company for 1883: I'resldent, (I. A.
Nichols jdirecleis, J. II. l.ipplneett, fieorge
dell, lCclm, I". A. Cetnly, J. N. Hutchinson,
T. Hatimgardner, Taris Haldemnu, I. V,
Wllllniiiseii, Jeseph Wharten. Jehn Wana
makcr. A. H. Hnyer, W. I Small, H. V.
Hiestand ; Secretary. Heward llaneeek ;
Treasurer, Jehn Welcli.
('iitetiriMik Valtey ltitlresilCiinii.iti3.
The following officers have leoncheen:
l'resldent, Helit, H. Celeman t Direclers-, C.
t I ...... T..1... f, ......... f. ir rl.tn tr M
I,. 1 OI lll'y. uiiiiii iiUJIltni, . ii. -w.'iv, 1 1. ei.
Maxwell,' K. C. rreeinnn, H. 1'. Alden, Uavr
ard C. shirk) Tnsisuier, II. M Maxwell;
Seen t.iry, C. 11. I'omey.
Ceriiwnll X l.rtitiniiii Jlaitreail Ceeiitaiif.
rollewing are thoelllcorsof tlie Cernwnll
A Lebanon Hailread: rreldeut, Hobt. H.
Celeman ; Directors, Jehn Melly, fSrant
Weldman, II. M. Maxwell. C. Shenk, J. II.
HciNcckcr, A. Hess, (Joe. D. Ri-e ; Secretary
and Treasurer, II. M. Maxwell.
Conie.ill Itiltni.til CiMiit.ni3.
l'rosldeiiCWm. releman riiemau; Direc
tors, It. 1 vlden, L. r. 1'roeiniii, J. V. Jack Jack
eon, D. S. Hammend i Secietary, J. I'. Jack Jack
eon; Treasurer, D. S. Hammend.
Cerumill.fc sit llejie Killninil Cemp.inj.
rresid"iit, Win. Celeman rreemin ; Direc
tors, H. I. Aldcn, L. ('. I leciunn, D.SJ. Hatu Hatu
ineu, J. I'. Ja"kMin, J. M. Haveid, J. I
McAllister : Sisiftary and Treasurer, D. S.
Hammend.
'Ill rarlliriV National Itink.
The rollewing were te-day clectcd diifcters
of the Tanners' National bank for 16:
Jnceb Raustniui, S. M. Seldemrldge, Win.
1). Sprccher, J. It. KslnMisliade, I- it. Hhead,
J. W. 11. IJauman, M. N. Urulmker, Chris
tian Lefever, Gee. Jt. rraukliu, Andrew
Urubakcr, C. H, Itier, Ilcurj' Hew man.
1 lie I.tllU ulleiial Il.lllk,
The old lieird ordirectera was reelected as
fellows : Jehn II. Lrb, Jehn Kvans, William
I'vaus, Jacob G. Keller, A. W. Shober, Henry
H. Miller, Israel Zurtuiau, Samuel Krb
and Israel G. Lrb.
l'niiiiMltaula Mutual I'lre Iiuumurn Ceinimiiy
( CeIuiiiIjI.v.
On Meudav tlie following elllcers uud
ImkuiI et tliietters. wero elected for the I'cun
sytvnnl.1 JIutnal l'iie Insurancn eemivaiiy of
Columbia.
President Jehn l). Rachtnaii.
Vice PresidentSamuel Filbeit.
Treasurer Jehn II. Wistar.
Secretarv Goe. veuner, jr.
lte-ird of Diiecters Jelin It.
Hachmnu,
Jacobs. Striue. .Samuel l'llbert. V
.i. Haker.
II. II. Hclsc, Themas H. MlCIuiu, W. II.
Grier, Jehn P.! Staman, William McDevitt,
Jehn Ziogler, II. C Wolf, Win. Harm.
Alter the meeting Seetekiry Yeung invited
lus quests te a Knepiet which was elegant,
dclii'ieiis and highly enjeyctl v the eUicuis
and dliecteisi.
a i cw;; vevnr in t.ivr.
II. VI. Ner Hi, tr f'olieiilila, l'resliles ait it Milt
ing of llm County llir.
The relief of the supreme i.eurl of the
state from its buidcn of business was dis
cussed Tuesday nlleinoen, tit Ilarrisburp, by
ncoufireiu-e held at the eapitel by lawyers
lcprescnting the bats of Philadelphia, Dela
ware, Lancaster, Schuylkill, Perry, I lucks,
Cumberland, Northuinbeiland, and North
ampton counties. II. M. North, of Lancas
ter, iir sided. On behalf of a commltlee of
live of the Philadelphia bar, J, M. Newiln,
proposed an amendment te the constitution
dividing the suprcmeenurt Inte two branches
oue of lour judges te deeide cases lrem the
orphans' court and courts of quarter sessions
nud the ether eftlueu Judges te puss upon
nppeals fiem coiinneu pleas. All constitu
tional nnd hotnieide cases te lie tried by thu
eeuit in bane. Te this it wus ob
jected that the peeple would defeat
anv constitutional amendment. Pinally
Mr. Hepburn, of Cumberland, aittr critici
sing the previsions ofthe constitution ler the
luiliclurv as crude, and ndvecatinir the nbeli-
lien et justices of tlie iicnce. moved that a
isainiiiitlixief live be appointed te levise the
wiiole juillciarv sysiem. 'nils amuiiieus
plan was can ied, tlie Lancaster delegation
voting against it. Tlie lnvvyei-s fieiu l'liila
delphiaaud Northaninten deelineil te vote,
as such action oxceetled tin ir authority.
The committee of tlve will be appointed by
Chairman North.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
condemning the circuit cemt ill, which pro
poses te ereate mlorincdiute courts coinjiescd
of judges of adjoining districts. Such judges
it was urged, would pass upon their own de
cision". TllT IJ.D.Ut UUOVJ ll(AI'..
Iti Vlrinliris, rit'ii.uiii te DUcii-stlie vivittsnf
Hi. lmraiuiii Treit.
lti'KUlni (.aiespoiiileuce et ls.Ti.ia.il' i-mlr
Ckdah Uuevi- Jan. K The Cutl.ii
Grove Literaiy society, which was eigauled
wiiiii weeks age at Cedar Gret e siiioel house
in l'ast Hail township has b" oine, by Us
interesting uud iutructlve m''eiiiigs, the
centre of amusement in the 1'ustcud.
Tlie sixth liieellug of the SO" iety was held
en 1'iiday eveniug, and vmslaig Iv.utonded.
Alter the rendition of an cxetili at picce of
music, Samuel It. Weaver dtinored an
oration entitled " Our Country " with geed
ellectand vas icceivctl with piolengetl nn nn
plattse. A well wiittcn csviy en lloine ''
was read bv Miss Sallie U. Li Hue. The
iiuestien for debate, resolved "that
tlie statesman deserves mero honor than the
soldier,'1 though ns old as the hill-, was dis
cussed in an interesting manner by tlie de
balers, Tlie Judges and the house, Iwth de
cided In iuver of the negative. Dilletcnt
meiubeis of the society, e.xpiessed tliein
selves as tired of hearing qui tiens t bat hnve
lieeu in constant ii"e forcentunes diciiBstsl,
anil spoke in iaver of ndeptmg a ii.il live
question et the day, hem) the merits of the
Nieuraguati tic.ity will be tlicussid at the
next meeting.
Miss Llzie Weaver, leclicd "Curfew must
net ling te night." with line ellect, after
w hlch a large nuuiber of referred questions
weie answered by the dltl'eictit members.
David Styer read the literary n,wuir and the
meeting adjourned.
Verk fair (ileuml. In lie Lii.inucit.
Niaily an) stock holders attended the
annual "meeting of the Yeik agricultural
seciety this year. Thore weie two tlekeU in
the Held ene headed by Michael Schall for
ro-electleiunpiesldeiit with Dr. llelund its
Fecretary, uiuf the oilier bearing the name of
Dr. Heland forpienliiciit. It was uuderstoetl
that Mr. Bch.dl's HcUnt rcpiescntcd ilie vleW8
ot'theio who la veiubly entertained the pro pre pro
Jiesltloli te dlsivise et the old gieunds nud
the purchuse of n larger tract, while Dr.
Iteiunti iSTUiauoraeiy opie-.c(i ioiiie ni sh
the old grounds. The Kcha 1 iwrty wen by n
ote ei ncnriy iintv 10 euv,
FUOM TIIE RIVER BOROUGH.
AnmrwxAT. tacts cexci:iixta tiii:
latest nr.nzua renar.ntKs.
Kiitxirillilaliijemrer. of Ceiliitlilan Itnpil Artli
Clinler,Nn.21l Alipelntfil ScrleuiAccl.
lent le n Hey-All (lllaii.fi That I.
Ilrrniulng (no Ceniinnii.
Itecular Corrcpen Jcnce of IsiKmarntxti.
Cei.UMniA, Jan. II. Your corresiKindont
this morning cnlled tqien Hanjamlii Oweus,
machinist in the P. It. I!, round heuse, In
roferenco te the repotted forgery of Ids name
by Jeseph Ilerzeg, of Lincaster. Mr. Owens
said tint yesterday morning he received n
notlce from Chas. 11 Leng, notary public, in
LincnMer, In which was stated that a nete for
$750 klgned by him, Owen, endorsed by
Henjnuiln Klehl, of Lancaster, grandfather of
Oweus, had geno te pretest. It was dated
Oct. Oth, 1SSI, and had been presented by Jo Je Jo
seph Her.eg, nt the Fulton National bank.
It was another fergery, Ter nltheuu.Ii Mr.
Owens had been long and persenally ac
quainted with Hcr7eg, yet he never hail nnv
business dealings with him.
Suliorilllinte Ortlcrrs IHectcil.
tostlxcellciitHigh Priest Then. L. Crb.m,
of Corinthian Heyat Arch Chapter. Ne. 2I,
of Columbia, last eveniug npXinted the rol rel rol
eowing subordinate elllcers :
0. of IL S. II. CTepticr.
1'. 8 Adelph Jessel.
H. A. C H. H. Cuinoren.
Chaplain Jna A. blade.
3d v. Jno. Wosterman.
2tl V. .Tames Porrettot.
1st V. H. P. Yergey.
Prelate W.IL. Weill.
S. M. C .Sain Mitt Friily.
J. M. C W. W. Uiip.
Tyler.-I. M. Cenklin.
A llej'f Srrleiu MUlltp.
Willie Adams, In attempting te climb Inte
a wngen en iAViist street, this morning, had
the bridge of liis novo crushed by the end
gHte ofthe vehlele suddenly opening, nnd its
iron bound edge striking hlm;lii the face. He
was relied tothe ground and receivcil a painful
Injury, for his' head striking first, a wound
two Inches long nud (loop was indicted. He
was inKcn le ins uonie en union street,
Iteiettilug nn OfTenta te Ciniinieii
Linma Htnesmaii, a maid at Mr. l'rcd
Hucher's, while crossing Fourth street, be-
tw ecu Union and Cherrj-, last eveniua, was
slopped by nn unknown man. Hofero he
could accomplish anything vile, he ran nway,
scared by the outcries of the frightened girl.
Itoreusli Uriel.
Columbia was infested with a gang of
tramps, who for hard leeks excelled anything
ever scen in this borough.
The Ice new being Liken from along the
shoreof the .Susquehanna river is net ofthe
cleanest, particles of dirt being found In
almost overy cake. Desides this, it lias a
dark, dirty color. Ice Is new belng scored
nnd cut en the 11. A C. basin.
Mr. Gee. Gehn, whose death we chronicled
last evening, wus aged 03 years. His remains
will Ik interred in Mount Hctlicl cemetery,
from Ids late resldcnce en I-ancastcr avenue
en Friday at 10 a. in.
The Columbia tellcf association will meet
in council chamber, te-morrow, at 3 p. in.
W. P. Wilsen, esq., of New Yerk, will be
united in the holy Imnds of matrimony te
Miss LTmira It. Pierce, en Wednesday otter otter
neon next Tlie ceremonies will be per
formed at flie rcsideiiee of tlie bnde-elect, en
.Seuth Trent street, at 3 JO p. m.
Orien ledge, Ne. S7C, I. O. O. F-, will meet
this evening, at 8 o'clock, sharp.
An impei taut special business meeting of
the Vigilant lire company will be held en
Friday evening, nt" o'clock.
The New "Verk dramatic company will
present In the Columbia epera house, next
Tuesday ovenlutr, the beautiful drama en
titled "Only a Weman's Heart."
Chief Uurgess Irwin has given impei at Ive
orders te the coustable te arrest all persons
caught annoying or molesting He Lung, tlie
Chinaman, who recently oiened a laundry
en Walnut street. He Lung is a quiet, in
offensive personage, and the gang et young yeung young
sters nt Third and Walnut streets have
already played tricks upon him.
Hevivul meetings in the Hctliel, United
Brethren nud Methodist HpiM-epal churches
have net been largely attended this week,
but the presiwts indicate tliey will befere the
close. Tlie ether Protestant chinches are
holding special services ibis week appropriate
tetbe week afterthc week el praver.
The r. K. Lutheran church will held pie pie
lanitery services en Friday evening.
ii j rii ix exi: uvxnnr.it iiilw.
Harrisburg has a new daily paper, the
.tfennii; Call. It is under tlie management
and editorship of Haines it Sturgeon.
The marri.ige of Miss Fuima L. Leippe,
dutighter of Jacob L. Leippe, of Heading,
formeilyel thiscity, te Hev. Israels. Heis
ler, of I'ottstewn, took place in Heading en
Monday. The ceremony was pronounced
under an olnberato Ueraf design In the shasi
efn wish-bone.
An unknown Italian was killed by a pas
senger train en tlie Schuylkill Valley rail
road, near Noiristewn, Tuesday morning,
and nt the same tlme another puscnccr train
fatally injured Michael Dalten, of Heading.
Deth men wcre employees nr the read.
At Lebanon, en Tuesday, tlie boy burglars
Jcroine Hbriglit, Hebcrt Meyor and Geoige
Large were convicted of lobbing the stere of
Mr. Floiseher, of Aven, and were sentenced
each te lour years and six mouths In the
Eastern ieniiflitary.
The Piohibltlenitsof Reading will held
n city convention en January 30.
Mr. Jehn P. Creveling, ofthe Pcunsjlva
lda shite ftsli commission is distributing ;t,000
line carp In the streams throughout Cumber
land and Franklin counties.
The Heading 7'iMie says of Prof. Win. H.
Hall, of this city : "Prof. Hall organized the
Trinity Lutheran Cheral society with IKO
members, in tlie cluipel, Monday cveulug,
ler the nidimental instruction and general
practice of music among the young people of
tue congregation, no is a gcuiicuian ei uie
w idest musical eiiltuic, an excellent vocalist
and will undoubtedly tie a geed work in tills
city."
A CiruiiilCtllici lIlei'liieu(.
James A. Helen, an aged man, and Funny
Harvey, iipiettyyenng gill, were brought te
Cliuttauoegu, Teun., en Tuesday, in custody
of tlie iHiltce. It appears that the old man,
who lus three grandchildren, descried Ids
wile and four children three weeks around
eloped with the young gill, who hail been
oiupleyod by his wife ns a seamstress, lie
hav ing robbed ids wife of her Jewelry, w hlch
he gave te his iunmerata. Thu police sue
ceeded lu tracing tlie couple le Nashvilje.
wiicm they were living as C. A. Cagle and
w Ife,
sniiiit'l JuIiiimjii's I'uncnit.
Thu funeral of Samuel Jehnsen took place
ut Gorden villeTucsday afternoon nnd the at
tendance was very large. Over 10 ineuibers
of Ledgo 43, or Masens, or this city were
present. The funeral sermon was proaehed
by Hev. Dr. C. F. Knight, and the Masonic
scrvlce waseenductctl nv W. M. Jeshua L.
Lyte, S. W., Geerge IL Willseu ; .T.W., II. H.
Hurst; Chaplain, W. O. Maishall. The
pall bearers, weie: P. M. Gcerge II. Mar
shall j P. M. W. N. Amer, Gcerge W. Hiewn,
Henry Schmlcd, S. Clay Miller and Jehn L
Metar. The iutcrineut was uiadtf at All
Saints church.
(K'ueru! ?t'f j;tuy Act ii.imI of Ctuivini.ii''
Ure.it excitement- wus caused In New
Castle, Vx, Tuesday, when It buc.uue known
that a capias had been Issued uud General J.
s. Negley, J. 8. Negley, Jr.. nud Clulrlcs J.
Calhoun hud been arrested by the eherlll en
the charge of conspiracy and held hi Iho sum
of (f 110,000 for their appeal auce in court. The
charge was iu.ule by I). II. Wallace, who
alleged tliat uie noevu luuncu paiuesas out eut
vers of the New Castle Northern ndlrejd had
conspired te defraud the loud nnd inliueits
vied It.
1 hv I'eidtry JUIilbltleu.
'Iho LmeaMer Poultry seciety'i u.hlbltieii
in the poetefuco building will clese thlscven
ing, aud theso who have net yet seen the
lluu blids en exhibition will lutve-ti lust op ep op
liertuuity of doing ee. They will have be
sides a cliance of cariying lioiue a Hue Hi
pound turkuy, which will be donated te the
vister, vrne ii lUCKy oueugti ie uuy uie
w lunlug ticket A pair of fancy plgoeus will
a iiUobeglvcniwoyto the toy or gill he
hoUUtiielucJ-yniinbcr.
vvATtrerA nAXKr.n.
Amei H. Ilcniler.eu Sitrciunt te
Iiir lllnr...
a Linger-
Ames S. Hendersen, b.tnker, died at Ills
residence, comer of l'ast King and Ann
strcels, nt 3J o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
after nu Illness of nbeut two months, In the
73ilyoarefhlsngo. Ills death resulted from
a general wasting nway of the tiyslem, caused
by stemachic derangement, which prevented
him from retaining and assimilating nour
ishing feed. He did net appear te beallllctcU
with nny organ le dlseate, nud nltheugh
he liecame very much emaciated by his long
fasting, he suffered but littln pal", and his
mental faculties remained perfectly clear te
thn cud.
Mr. Hendersen belonged te ene or tlie old
est uud most highly respected families of this
county. Ills great-great-grandruther was
Themas Honderson, who emigrated rretu
Ireland and settled In Salisbury township
nlwut 1727. His great-grandfaiher'a name
was ulse Thei.ias, his grandfather's Matthew,
and his f.tther's name Barten Hcndor Hcnder Hcndor
seu. Theso gentlemeu, together with a large
kinship of Hendersen", viere landowners in
Salisbury township, hoiiie of them from its
earnest scuicmcni ami nincrs until lo-eiiv,
and by intoriuarrlnge wcre connected with
many ofthe principal families in the eastern
end or the county.
AtneiS. Hendorsen was born en the farm
of his father, Mr. Harteu Hendersen, in
Salisbury township, near the Wliite Herso
tavern. After his father's death he condticted
the farm for sonie years, and then went into
the incrcahtlle business nt the old tavern
property near the Wliite Herse. As he pros
pered in business, he bullta new stonehouo
and carried en merchandizing ler sevcral
years. In 1S51 he removed te .Imcastcr,
nnd hi March 18,13 entered into co-partnership,
with Isaac I'. Ilcister, Jehn K. Heed,
ami David Sliultz as prlvate bankers, under
the linn name or Jehn K. Heed A Ce., their
office being in the building en the Northeast
corner of Hast King and Duke streets. In
March, I6O0, Mr. Sliultz withdrew from the
firm and the business was conducted bv the
tlirce lcmalning imrtncrs under the tJtle of
Hctsl, Hendersen A Ce., In ISiie they pur
chased n property en Duke street oppeslto
the court house, and built upon it tlie fine
banking house of which they took possession
in Marcli 1500, and in which the business has
slnce been conducted. In 1S71 Mr. Hicster
died, and the surviving partners purchased
his Interest in tlie bank and continued the
business under the firm name of Heed A
Hendersen. In 15S2 Mr. Heed died nnd Mr.
Hendorsen continued the business assisted
by his sous J. Hepkins Hendersen and Wil
liam Hendersen.
The banking house fiem the time of its os-
lauusiimcui. was cenuueicu en sound uusi
ness principles and with the strictest integ
rity, the members of the firm giving their
liersenal attention te its alfaiis; nud as a
censequence it enjoyed the fullest confi
dence ofthe public and for many years trans
acted mero business than any etlicr private
baukiuc house in the city.
.Mr. Hendersen was twice mnriicd, bis first
wife being Mary Malv inn, a sister of Now New Now
ten Lightncr, esq., efthlscltv. She died in
Is.19, leaving live children living. Elizabeth,
wife of Gcerge Nauninn, esq., Harriet A.,wlfe
or Siicncer Gilbert, of Ilarrisburg ; William,
married te a daughter of Prof. J. 1. Wicker
sham, J. Hepkins Hendersen, slngle, and
the Inte Alfred Hendersen since dc eased.
Mr. Hendersen's sceondvvife was Anne
rranklln, (a daughter or Judge Walter
I'rniikliu, nud sister or the late lien. Thes.
U. Franklin,) le whom tie was married lu 180i,
and who sin vives him.
Ill lielitlcs Mr. Hendersen was a moderate
Hepublican, but seldom took nn active part
in party contests. He was ut ene tlme a can
didate for county register, and later a candi
date l'er state treasurer, but failed te secure
the nomination of his patty. Tiiese we bo be bo
leovo weie the only offices he ever aspired te
having often declined te accept iuiiuicital
positions. In 1S7:2 he wasadelegate te the
Ilepubllcan national convention tiiat nomi
nated Gen. Grant, Ids colleague being the
lata Hen. Jehn Strohm.
Mr. Hendersen was all his life an Episco
palian, nnd sluce his lesidcuce in Lancaster
a faithful nud active member of St. James
church. In his domestic life lie was ex
emplary ; kind and indulgent te ids family,
lie Riirieundcd them witli every comfort
ami luxury that n liberal ineonie mid geed
taste could provide, his resldcnce and its
surroundings being among the most costly
and attractive in tlie citv. As a citizen he
was public spirited and liberal, lending uld
te all deserving enterprises.
The funeral bcrviics will be held at St.
James' Kpiscepil ehuuii en FiiiUy at ',' p. in.
Interment at Lancaster cctneleiv. "
Tir.VAiicwra.
tiny 31. Gait, ir Cliwtvi- Aculciu), anil a 1 rleuil
Take l'elsqn.
Guy JL Oalt, a lad of 17 year-", son of Ii. T.
Gait, uud Jacob Hhinehait, aged -7, both of
Fast Sterling, III., en Tuesday committed
suicide bv poison, the causes therefer being
unknown. Yeung Gait was attending the
military school at CatlLle, Pa., and was
home for the holidays.
On ills way back te school he get oil' the
train at Chicago ; returned te Ids home in
Sterling, without assigning any reason, and
was stonily leprluuuiied Ly lus parents for
his action. Purchasing a box of rat i (Olsen,
young Gait went te Howe's livery stable,
where Hhinelmrt was employed, and while
thcre took thu fatal dese uud died a low
hours later.
Hhinchart seemed much nd'ected by Gait's
death. Finding the box containing seme of
the poison that Gait had taken, he tee swal
lowed souie of the bane and told his cm cm
pleyei of what he had done, saying lie vvauted
te die, nnd refusing all asslstaiice or romo remo rome
dies. A coreuor'tl Jury icudeivd a verdict lu
each cuse et "death by his own hand," as
signing no cause.
IHIjiehart was a seu et Isaae Hinehart.
engineer ut the Penn Iren works, this city.
He visited Lint-aster lust atimmer and his
friends here nre much shocked at his
melancholy cud. J
A M. I.011U Maxm te Ile Cremated.
The fourth cremation at tlie Lancaster cro cre cro
niateriuui w ill take place te-morrow nftcr nftcr nftcr
tenioen, when the body ol'Charles 11. Urady,
efSt. Louis.will.be Incinerated. Thedet'0.ised
was u preiuineut member et the Mnsonle
nider. aud it was his request te be cremated.
He died sevcrnl days age aud the matter was
Liken in elmrgu by Washington Ledgo Ne.
IVO, of which he was a member. Werd was
received by Laniborten ledgo this luerniug
that the" betiv would nrrive liore te-morrow
liinrnlug. it will be taken te the Mnsonle
ledge room where the regular sorvices of the
oruerwitl no neui. aiiociecs; ine crema
tion will take place.
Mr. ISraily was u premiitciit imiiinlhecity
of St. lyeul.i and was connected with the
JttpuliUran. Ile steed high in Masenlq
circle'.
IImy lI.lilniK-.il iIiki'j I'lircliifie.
rrem the lttkidliij- Uale.
President Henry lkiuiiigardner, of the
Consumers' Gas company, was in Heading
en Tuesday afternoon in consultation witli
Attorney Jenes, bolieitei-oftho company. The
company bought of 11. H, Gufz a let having a
front of 1?0 feet en 3d, a front or 130 feet u
Canal, and has a deplli of about -100 feet
Tliore Is a railroad siding en the ptenerty
vt hlch adjoins the KoyHtena Iren works en
the south. Tlie let wus heya'1. en private
terms.
A llurdUr'fi litst fur DUtlmrge.
Jnmets W, Miller, n notorious ImrgUr, who
wus serving a bcntriice hi the Pjttsburj; peni
tentiary for the desperate (Catflt.Ii" tobl-ery
of JUO,000, who escaiwd from prison in a shoe
box uud who was llually recaptured, lu
Toieuto, Cnr.nda, has petitioned for a dls dls
clmrge in Uiilteil Slates circuit court en n
writ of luibens corpus. Trie ground taken is
Hint lie us exti-adited en ciiai-ges w lrch wcre
trumped up for tlie purpex aud that two
jeai-s having- elapsed without a trial Ue m
citililcd te a dlseharge under the law.
Heme Tieiii lite tjiuiny iteutti.
James IJ. IJcst, of the lirm of Jehn JitMt A
Sen, boiler makers, rctuined lionie te-lay
iVeni New Oilcans v. Ikdthuere. Mr. Hest
had gene Seuth for a stjy et six mouths, nnd
exi-tvis it jeiiiiu te "Sew Orleauscailylii
reUluirv. JIe leiwiw the ox)eUI(m s
being is-iicclvetl en a 'nn-e iiailej but the
luniiageuicnt is far b!i.iid in its preparations
n,il Link, iii.it i nitiif ,nll ( pmlini-nsAil. lfr.
U. brvugUt with IUiiir basket or most an -
I vieni suuil enuigw, treth Twin theervUsrd.
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THE BILL TO AID 'GRANT.
passixe ttij: sixati: jnr .i vrjur
Vl'.VlStVK reTi:,
Tiinter Cedtrclt ltrcentt Ills tlrAMtit for
Ol'imiliig It rni!;-,tmtlicrn Sfn.tnM
Sicak In It. l'uvnr Sume Iteiitiue
Werk nt tlie Heme.
Wasimnotem, Jan. U.
Senate. I'dintinds called Frye te the
chair nud taking the Meer called up the bill
ollbred by him yestcrdny, providing tliat tlie
president appoint nnd place en the retired
list one person from among theso who had
been generals commanding nriulns ofthe
Uulted Stales, or gcncrnls-ln-ciilef of Bald
nnny. The form in which it was offered was
supposed (e ebviate the difficulty in the way
or placing Grunt en the retired list.
He moved te amend by milling" with rank
and mil pay or such general or gouemWii.
chief." The amendment was agreed te.
Cockrell desired te record hi? veto against
the bill. The retired list is no place for
private citizens, nnd thcre was nolther Jus Jus Jus
Uconer prepiiely In placing them there.
Qrantis enjoying $13,000 n year, which is
enough for the support of nny American
citizen.
Fdmuuds approved the gonernl principle
enunciated by Cockrell, but nrguctl te show
the exceptional circumstances of Grant
After very short debate the bill was passed
yeas 40, nays 0. Messrs. Heck, Cockrell,
Coke, ILirris, Pendleton, Saulsbury, Slater,
Vnnce and Walker voting in tlie negative.
Among the Democrats who speke In favor of
the bill wcre Muxey, Voerhccs, Geerge, Gib Gib
eon nud Jonas.
Itoutine Werk initie lluuir.
Vi'asuinote.v, D. C, Jan. 11 Heuso
Mills (Tex.) intieduccd a bill te ereate n
rovenue commission. Heferred.v Tills is
similar te the bill introduced in the Senata by
Mr.-Heck, Jan. nth.
Wcllcr (Iowa) introduced a bill (e refund
thoUnlted States bend debt nt2J per cent
interest, te rcduce taxation en circulat
ing bank nete currency nnd te Rccure
such currency ngalnst unnecessary distur
bance nnd fluctuation by applying the
national rovenue economically te the pay
ment of the public debt. Heferred.
In both houses of Congress te-day bills wero
passed te defray the oxpenses of special
messengers te Oregon and Iowa te bring the
certificates of the doctoral voles which fatied
te arrive by mall. Duplicate returns have
been roceived by messenger.--, se that tlie
failure of the malls would net affect the
counting of the electoral vete, but the law en
this subject Is mandatory.
ltehisi'd te Testify l!r fore t lie Ilnnsa Committee.
Wasiunqtes.-, Jim. II. H. Wolf, who wus
siibccuaed te testify befere the Heuse com cem com
miltce en Indian affairs, rchttlve te the dis
bursement or ?JOO,000 appropriated sometlmo
since for the Chorekco Indians, was beleic
the coinmlltce te-day, but rofused te testiry
en tlie ground that he was net a citizen or the
United States and an nttoruey for the Indians.
Tlie inatter will berefened te the Heuso of
neprcsciiUtivcs.
tiii: i:ajil of aylt.sieih head.
The i:ccrntile Enullsli Xelilemnn Uxjilrcs en
III. Texas Ituurli.
A dispatch te the New Yerk Hcrahl from
Illg Spiing, Tex-as, dated Jan. 13, says : Tlm
Karl of Aylesford died hore this oveningof
inflammation of the lwwels. Ilia remains
will be embalmed aud shipped te England.
Ile was a large preperty owuer in Texas.
Houaego Finch, liirl of Aylesferd nnd Iktren
of Guernsey, was uein en the 21st of Febru
ary, 1310. He succecded his Cither as the
seventh Karl of Aylesr0rd en Jan. 10th, 147L
Ills motlier was the eulv child of the late
Jehn W. ICuiglilley, ofOaehiirchbury, War
wickshire, l'ii(laud. He was liiarried te the
third daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Peers
Williams of Temple Heuse, llerks, en Jan
nary Sth, 1371. He had two daughters,
Hilda Jeanna Ou'cnitelin, who was born
en JttVv 2.1. 1 S7i uud Alexandra. Louisa
j Minna, born en July 0, 1S75. The Prince of
taiasBiuuii siiun,er ier me lauei. ine can
has three blethers nud oue sister Charles
Wlghtwick, lieutenant of the First Stall'erd
militia ; Daniel Harry, CicmentKd ward nnd
Ande Frauecse.i Williclmlne, who Is the wife
of Charles Murry, in the liritisli diplomatic
service. Tlie scat of tlie i'arl was at Maid Maid Maid
stoue, in tlie county of Kent
His llfe was clouded by his doniestie rela
tions. Ills wlfe eloped with Lord Ulaudlbrd,
new Duke et Marlborough, and the Queen's
Procter Intervened tojrevont his obtaining
n dlvorce from her. lie dropped out of Lon Len Lon
eon society and devoted himself te a roving
existence.
tuj: .tsi-.iv.sf.v initit axd I'lsrer..
AlcllnroltceComml"tmicr Stabbed te 1'catli
An Irish Tenant far m or Kill I'd.
I!i:nt.t.v, Jan. It. A sheeking crliue oi ei
curred at Frankfort-en-tlio-Muln, hut night
A pelice commissioner named Huinpfl', who
liad been active in the prosecution of the So
cialists, was found dead in Trout of his own
house, stabbed In two places. The assassin
is unknown. Tlie untiotmccmeiit of the as
sassination caused a profound sensation. The
victim was active hi preicuitlng the Anarch Anarch
Jets at Lclpslc, who attempted te kill the
emperor. There Is no doubt but thnt thu
friends of tlie condenmed AnarUiists com
milted the murder.
DeDtis,, Jan. II. A man named Dela Dela
iienly, in Westmcalh, from which a tenant
had been evicted, was shot dead last night
Mr, ltti-scl ami llcr t'araiueiii- Acquitted,
ltf.vuisre, Pa., Jan. IL Mrs. Jacob Riegel
and her paramour, Charles Helsler, whose
arrest en tlie charge of killing the woman's
husband by administrating arsenic caused u
sensation semq mouths age, wcre discharged
from custody te-day. An analysis of the
dead man's stomach she wed no trace of
poison.
i .
Tlie riillilel-UU Itepubllcan CoriTClltleii te
Take Keeu.s.
PmtAini.riirA,Jan.lI. Owing te it crack
in the "slate" the Republican eeuvontleti te
neminate candidates for pollee magistrates
took a rcces-t until January :13th, wltlieut
making any nominations.
A Djlnj vt.m coufcMfsIIiin.etfa JIurderer.
WAur.vc.t.Wls., Jan. 11. Thomai Walsh,
being informed le-day that ha could net sur
vive ix stib wound rocelvod In a saloon flcht,
cenfcsMsl that it was liq who ahet and killed
ltiuker Meid heie In 1632.
De.tiuilhe riiti In AntfU.trt, Oil.
AueiisTA, G.t, Jan. Ii A lira broke out
itcie this morning; resulting in the dainnge of
a stock, of dry goods nud notions worth ?00,
000, in the sjore of 8. II. Myers. Iusilred.
Tve fen Onulied te Death.
Cirvui.rsTey, S. C, Jan. IL A pile of
ceiiiiiieivint furtllUcr ut the w-eiks of Wilcox,
Glbbs A Ce., caved in te-day, crushing; two
eolered UilKireM te death, end injuriiiij
Ihlnl.
WUATUllll i.Vi'iCO.V-l.
AN'ASiUNorev, r. C, Jan. HFer th
Middle Atluntle statea, sliahtly warmer fair
weather, vailabte winds; meitlycastciJy, en
Thuriday wtiimcr and feir weather.
'etuai lUlloilec fur V, 8. S.nster,
Vinet.NlA OiTV. Nevada, Jan. H"Fer
Culled Klat-M isciuitev, Jenes ts4r rivt
II votes in the Efiiate and Kctiitf 3. Ih b :
Afesemblv, JemstreccIOd".-. nud KtegSr' ,
ASUIl?lurnOffyothCfeU-wi.
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