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l,ANCASTElt PA.. SATURDAY. FEimUAKY 7, 1885.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
rill.PIlOIM.l.M OF Till. SOUDAN.
Tin; mmv.i.s i.MneLii:st:n
u.iuni'M svcvkis.
;m :,
M'nl.i'ltjr (dim fiir, 111 In hv tin' llmi'Niini'liI
In iln Uliab'itr lie Mr Nwt'Mt)
Inr tlie Heine til tlnrilnii slim
il II VI llllll's ('milling,
i
'I'lii liii u dispatch hum (leiieml Wolseloy
lcoelvod in flic I, union wiirollleo is emtchctl
In Hitch tonus as te leave de iliiulit Unit tlie
situation ..i tin llrllWh lroe Is desperate.
1Ipn:iH it In i' In iceeipt et u (omiuuil'. (emiuuil'.
cutlnu It'UU lieiicial Sir Ucdvers Duller, tlie
cniillirill'lmu "iH'-ir nl (illli.t, urging: tlie
iniiiicili.it' fm warding of Miiilii.ieuicuts.
Clelieral Hull, r -tales that -im-' tlie mews of
theuipttii "I Kliarleiini lv tlie MalnM's
forces tle eiietiiv has litssitun very Imld mill
dcllanl t uiteiv d they approach In large
llOlIlP I Wll'llll i f 'W ll lllllllOll mils 111 till)
llrltis.i I
'...tli.it ! iii
thev. in tV . .i
Cern i )
pinlimk 'i
I ltnv .1.
i aiiil lie i.xprestw tlie i ear
i . iimblne ler nniitlier attack,
i vle Im mill niinlhllniehlsiunll
m " it Mi tlie ueni'pil " I in
. n i i!i. xtiMiiii . i iuie lint
.muiikI ii -l In iiUmdun tlm
position winch .i vigdliiutly obt.ilueil bv
my piedn -"! while nun et in Is lelt
am- nub otherwise oiiiiiniiiiiled liy,eii."
Mi i i.Ntniie, uimu l ing made itcMiiulut
Ol With tin b lioret llllstllslntell, loslllllllimi leslllllllimi
Oil till' tip till" l nl tllO Cabinet. It WHS till-
olile'l i nl ti logriiphle unlcm te Imlli fur
tllOlllsptt. ll "1 llllllllll triieps IO SUHhlll, llllll
nie.iuwhU, i" ii infnive the garrison nt Sua
kin bv drills .1 Leeps, from Kiighiuil mid the
Mfilit-rram in i.cner-il W'oliieley Infiilins
tlie gevcrnm-nt "in In- will lm iiimlile te
reach kliaii.iuin m low "ini'tlMti live week-,
u inn tin let -' mi lll havoeniiuueneeil.
He issiire tlii mliilslry tlmt he iwls cnntl
ilent "I In ,1'dltv te sueessfullv attack
klirl 'inn iinl in fuit the fale prophet . Imt,
VM" In "K l.lllllUS llCCOSSUy tn HflllOVC
llie-i ii -nit- would mill Im- illllli'iitt mill liar liar
nrilens I I- nil. I. I" "I tli.it tin' lllllllll'l COlltll-ll
llreuli I t L'Im t" lord Wolseloy mite
til 'ii H t. niki ntiv iiienstiics Iii' ilii'ineil
Hoeps.Mi.iv t,,i iln icsoiie of (Ipiieml (lerilnii,
Ifailvt i-il t" m.ike 110 of such uullltnry
openiti"iis ii tioieiislilorcil advisable te g-ilu
t Ihegri m 1 t in tlie Sni I in ly tlie l.ill of
1 Klmrtmiii liiiinir tlie alternatives U2-
I it HC-ted t ii in nil WoNrlev tire tlie immediate
V reeaptini ! kh.iitiiuin.nntlthoemployiiiout,
II neeessirv in iniiinii troops in n"-eieii ion
llorlier r 'tilt
The lf' ii m of llioenlilnot In KhliiK Uon Uen
i nil eliiIc I'tlf lilaaeha ha piiiikihI tlie
livehisi i. inn nherc iireniM of ih'oiiIe
or- M i 'I in llie rtrrcn aiRerly ie-.kIIiik
tin Inn I-.- n "l tlie ovenliift iurH. I
nii.i in lilt vniii'n I NMMi i
A l ii' i li nl "ii" 'liiliU te ile ultli lirlliKillK '
illKiul i.Mil,.ii-. ileunt.itl, il tlie -ten n I
told 1 ii iiiiiiuiPtilelrn;yiiiiiit of Iimlen N
te Im' . rdlitnl 'tin i leruin.iii piilillilii'Hn
lolter in in id riiiieti rill Hi m of Hip Irfiiulen
,'.' t n im tins In tlie oily lat Novpiii Nevpiii Novpiii
lier mi I(iti.iii who liml lioen a profcet of
pelli-f nmlei nilil. Tlie piefW-t anil tlie
ireai in r i aim ell nriinlntel. On lirjt
iliiiit i.iit (In li.nl i Ieiib i-oinenatlnii con cen
.'eniniK tin li ifmii nitii.itlnn. 'Ihooliiritj 'Iheoliiritj 'Ihoeliiritj
man M r stit tlie liope that I.enl W'oHclev
Miiitlil sv"ii tutor Ixluirteiuii. t thN tlie
jirefi-1 1 1'l-'ln I .ni'l B-ii'l th'it liPiipniKtniilen
nn p.ifi.il -iile hore he wn. iiml that
Welst'It v vmilil toil eiiti r Kliarteiiiii.
Mr Wilfn I Illiinl, the profeot ieiUIiiiIikI,
was tlie mil imiiu mill ! t" olleot ter
Kncl-ni'l .' 1M "' f"' ""I11""" "r ""' 's"iitliiii
ipieiti.in I I M ilitli linil rtintl loin-e in him
mill mill .i 'i i 'l him iw a tiliHliater. Se f.ir
its IjOi.l N le oiieilitliiii Miiroiii-eriioil
tlm pn fi-1 -i il. I.I M.ilnli liwl iirriiipvl te
iillew nt' i pmieli KlmUeiun uitlinnt nnv
regnlai "piii-iiii'ii. The tirephcl inlisht UrIiI
lit or in ir MmiilV, Imt If 111' illil It Meuhl
Ihi in, i. i Im tin- pinpose el tt'iliptillK
WiiKi ii ,.n into fnrther aiul riiiter rNk.
On ima mini, lirninw, ueulil I'l Mnlnli
llcht i ihi if' ' Kiltlu mull ihi l'ntbh finve-i
ier niai-u'l in (In lelnltv of Klmrtnuni,
oenornl i.-i.len. tlie iirefi-t IhsIkIihI,
w.w air. nit, .it tlie tiine of tlie ooiiMirvi eoiiMirvi oeiiMirvi
tion, Miiu.ilU n priHoner. Mil se-i11ihI ilo ile ilo
rune nl Kh iri'Hiin. uiiin niore form, 111 V.l
Atnhili w.i-in'l iib.p,,I tn n attaek umii
IliO town. I"1 hi- II iw imiotieiillv In his
iniii'i ml Ii, i mil. I tiki It lnuioer he
v1p-i-I I'll' piephi'l - plan was te allow
l.etil .,'-i Ii '- .iron In upprnaolilvli.il upprnaelilvli.il
tfiiuii. iln n t" i Htm the eitj. l.ike ie e ion
.mil Iik'Iii .I-ili from tli it ,-real reint or
nntati lli. pioteit iilunvi. ni-i-teil that
Uencr.il en iii hi eiiUI net be killeil h Kl
Slahili. Hi. ilerj:iiiiin uHlliut he reiiilN
tliii alni"-' piophetii ill-oeuri l Anihl'i
t)Cofet"l im' ilh tlie iloiirne-sof ii i e il
lation new -t -pi't ialH that it lias liePH H-0T-laineil
tint the iniiii, ttheti in hiiuilen. was
theri i in i tnltsary of III Mihili. The lie-t
thiiiK the profeot .iiil te llioelorfjviiiiii was :
"Ucneril ininliiii Mill net he killisl. f.e
Mtth'l i , n . 1 1' itryt i ymi lr nc; junti tlir-
ifeii.
A smjtn'ni ' nini'lileiii " atteliillni! tlie fall
tif Khaitniiiii Ins in tlie Del that (.onion's
ilofen-o el the i ity emlisl mi his f.2il hiitli
ilav. i1mi"" iriim Uertl Mate thai 11 tiitni tiitni tiitni
liorel" spie have Iippii ilminitpheil te Kli.ii Kli.ii
tenin te iihoertain the fute et (Jonenil lionleti.
Tlie MiiliiUex roniiiient. mm at l)oer, anil
nltv ini'iiitiers of the Ceiiiiiiis-arj ilop.irt ilep.irt
inent at Milei-lmt, hae henn onlcieil te pn pn
pare ler m lin -erlii .
Mjises'h inir i i.uinei m vnp ntiii,
'oleni I ortle , in oh.irpe of 111 il ene
of Cel. Wilsen's 'thioe Ntojiners whii-h sno sne sno
tepilpil in ieai hiiiR (Inhat Iieiii Kliarteiiiii,
s.ijh: "Tlie j;oeriiinPlit Iieii-p at Khalteiiin
apiiareil te Im- rockeil. One in in was killeil
mill He ethers wmiiiileiltliirlni: tlie attaek en
the bteaniprs. t olenol Wil-eii's llit.stoainei
nus ni'keil four inlles aluiM' the oneiny'"
iKnltum litlew tholieltnin of tlm Uliu lll.ikn
Cataract, The i-oenml htoanier was wioekul
en Jaiuian J'i. We re.u heil Hnli.il In miuh
iieats the Mini' .l.iN That Kh.irtiiiini loll en
ln:inarv Ji N oerUiin. The I ill of ICh.irleniii
liviIiT-Vloiltliehliiikmo i lillies te loin the
force, of Kl Malnli, whleli places Ik.iIi hanks
or tlie Nile iimlcr tlie control et tne oneiiiy.
The n.ilUes jrriMtly icir the JZiirIIsIi, anil tlie
iiilvnncc ofUenoiiil lUrloVi-elumn Isnwaileil
with iinxictv hv thcin. Tlie n.ithcs nay 1.1
Slalull is haul jiiossed for Hiipplins, anil that
'he liiul -'ruit illlllciillv In KTsiiaillliB Ihn
Kinirs te iiUmk te. HUSS.IK0 Irmii IH
Jliilnli u uhi'l "loin I Wilsen en January
"9 Ui Kinl li neial (jorilen hail ailopteil 1.1
Mahili'Hiiiillerin. The i out ler hreiiKht the
fellow ill); nic-.it;p limn i:i Mfihill : 'I rail
upon you te Kiirrcmlei. I mIi.iII net rlte
iiL-aln.' Ifyonilennt liopeino Mehaiiiiiicuaiis
I Mill HIF von oil" tlior.iceof thinMith.'
The Htatcmeiit Ii oenlirniol that nitar riislia
troachcreuslv niade tcinis with 1.1 -Mnlnli,
whereby the latter was cn.ihleil te capture
ICIiaitetnn.
Twe MiiriliTem lliiiiKr.! In lrislnlii.
W'nyne TewerM mill UierK" tlibsonwcie
liancttl nt r.stllU Mle.Viu, 1'rlday, ler tlie nuir nuir
ilcref William (.Ibsen last April. Ilotliail-ilres-soil
the crowd, iipUiiewIpiIbIiik their Kiillt
ami pxonerntniK Jmuli I'owers, who was
oIke conicte(l of the Mine eilensr, but ro re
nrlPPil. The mttlnKlietwi'en ayne l'nitn
". . .. i. ..i.,. ir.,.,1, i,,s veiv n fectlmr.
llllll III- llioeiw, "' , "" . I, .
'iii.eikii: i;;.nr -i.v m.t.imes.
tier Aii'kIimi te "lllim SlnikliiR." nml Ilo Ile
Itftti.in. NiiieIn In (Iriicmt.
rpondeorKO l'.liel'H Hint lll(e I.imilmi,
the tliliit? that iillii-li il her innst iloeply witi tlm
rlilKllltf of tlm Itie-il bell of St. IMill'n. At
tlmt llinc Rim was much innler tlie Itilluoiieo
of religious ami iwi'lle hleas. Mho would
liotKetolho Iheatre with bet liretliPr, but
Miu'til all her owning", at lioiue reailhiK. A
ih.irncleriille loiillnlwenco Is thai the chief
lhlliKliiiWiuttcd tobilvwas.IeophllH' IIIMih
iortlie.lpW"."IIaiinali More'MlotlciHnuil Hie
life el' WIlboifDrce nllorded her inudi plons plens plons
ineiit this titne. or the feinier nhe wild !
"'I'hn ciiiitempl.illeii of mi blossed n eh.iniPler
mhers scr silniarj." Ten years later
Mie writes l. Mr. .lelin Slbr. e :
"liilimlnil eii dotent Jim Ihinnali .Morns
lolters. I like neither hei letters, nor her
biHiks, nor hei eli.uw ler. Him was that ineit
ills,turpo.ililtMirnUiueiitors, ft blue-sliH'Ulntr
a minister that mil only exist inn iiiK'rahlv
rilontateorw'lolv, lu which n tttmi.ni with
biituMinlterliiKeriPiniiiiKni plillnsnpliy Is
el.isseil iileli(t with HlmrliiK niloe mill o.ird e.ird
playlinr pin."
S'nniioierillil like rellnlousnei els, no mat
ter hew milPll Hhellkrd rrllirlims lioeplo:
11 1Io1IkIeiisiiop1s are niore h.iiefiil te inn
than nieie werldl.l eiiii : Ihey urn u wirt of
Ceiit.im or nicriiiiid.iiml, likuotiiei meunters
that we ile net knew hew te class, should be
ileslroved ler tin public hoeiIhhmkiihis bem.
The weitietis ..f the Christian wiirf.iri were
iiecr sh.iris'tied al the Inrsc of louiaine.
Ilomestip fipiimiH, as they etniie mere w llhiii
tlie nui(?eif Imitation, Hi'eniliiniod.iUKerous.
Ter tn v pint, I inn rcnd te sit tlewniiud
woepiit the ImiHusllillIty or ni understand
Iiik or Uircl v knew ln n fraction of the sum
orebocts th.il proseiit t!ieiuseles ler our
ceiitcnipliilimi In honks will In life. Hae I.
then, nnv time in speiiti tin mum. m... ih'ivi
misteilf"
unit rtllsT IMIKH.
mm' i tiniit iimvi IM l.vvnmvc ! m.ita .'ii is's svjumv iw.itii,
I lll'i AITIIWM ii i .1 vi lii.r.v.;! niiu.
C.oeiro 1 'Unfit flrt nttmnpt al aiithemhi.i
was a kkiiii printed In thf rA' ''" fnerv
lu MO, ami sIkiieiI M. . I I
hnewhi, thai lUmtlv I mvU pvl off thin niy Inher
lrtcr."
-J I'Btrnl. II
e t r the OHtln lijr rvenliii lis"' ' ,r,,'
no ii tut. nmlt wUlsncr I niwunnr!
lien mint lnltillrlthl. lnel world nenii a
'
I lien
nmfuwny :
Ptireitfll
1 lu inniitlsi- I'd ely, my lump prep.ir
ilinl muni annjirnts, irtir.' my Mtail tepmCi.
mt fiiy lemrlh. nmlnll tlmt hmitfiHmrlirs
ii I r,
I an neil '
" flien ann, te wliesc lurentHl brain t ne
Ml thai Ilia lailumsl in" whllohfrelMJIoK.
Mimiii, atnra.Rml rmi'iuint oenflnnlnj: "';".
1 nreiH '
e venlant miwila, fair t.loeinj Mati'ly Inc.
-wis-t enic of lilnla mid oe1lilna tuiin el ls.
Itcfri'.liliiK oilers naltcil en Ihc lirerze,
talon oil '
"c i st It'll I i'rMtiilanfprtsjtlen' bniil.
i:i:i.ii;iers issri.t wr.se r.
silntiltt)
ill
l.lie Aniline Ilie I'lmiiln'. I "
MrIiI Itinillnu.
he tsifie i- Niltl te doslre the breakiiiK
of dlpleinatfc mlatiens with I'rniice.
The htireh In Wel Chester hits milled &M0
In the s.ilan of Us pastei. e. Dr. .1. C.
Cnldwell, inaktiiK H vi'Vl lierSniiuiii. with
tho.iniin-e.
Citufrner I'.ittisen denies the tnr. lb it he
would enter the mliilstrv when his ternnis
eoeiitio liad expired. ' I de net knew hew
the ster v started, hp avi : " but I piesuiiie it
whs liotvtise I h,ie iiiade n uuinlier or ad
dresses in cliun lies and was lt uioinlier or
the hist (jpiier.il ceiu'crcniti "fine MrllintlUt
r.pl-s'OiMl cliun Ii."
I'lie W. William lleim ltnst. late ui-tnr
of the l'ir-t fhureli, rrallklill mid We.nl
stioeK I'lillailelplii.i. last siiud.n .issiimeit
ch.irisenl tlie lierinni Menixiau cliuii'li, Ji'iv
Nerk cite lie picidietl bis iutrntluctiiry
M.rmmi in tlie iiiiiinlinr, mid in the ppii1ii
tsilebralPtl tin? huh ciiiiiiiiiiiiien.
ilispitch Inim ttibrnlt.ir s.is that tlie
i.,u p nil nl that diocese Ins Im'CII lillil-
ilcic.l. Tin dclails of Ihc assassination me
net kIveii further than the (.t.itPinent
that n butcher, siipimswl te Ih lii-ane, al-
tackeil tlm priest in Hie sacn-iy "i ui- non. nen.
tlnil ami -tnldM-.l him l" death.
Met llnu: ' Hi" Aineiii ill llilili' Sim li'l.
At the Vinorieui ililile soclelv's -tilled
iniH-tlliRiii Ntw "rk mi 1'riilnv, iitiUtei-s of
Interttst from tin citfit I mils wire coiiiiuimi ceiiiiuimi coiiiiuimi
cntetl. Censul MeKim umrll iipiinpemiis
lKxhiiiiiix el ids null, in Ntiieillas, in Cut i.
Ml. I'erls's, of Honolulu, annoiinceil the
nplotieii el the tmu-liitimi el tlie New
Tostaiiient f"i the M ir-hnll l-landers b Dr.
l'e-.i-.'. Mi. llunilte I Ieiisi wrotetlnit
lie had ili-lributed I'-lsT olumes threiifjh
Ids iifjeiicy ill I I. (.imils of Links were
undo iei celirt.uie and for-.ileaiul tlllnbit
tit.it in the Culled guiles Mexico, Uruta,
India mill Ilie isl.mds of the I'm lllc, te tlie
value or sHVKi. riiuds wen t-'rniited te the
Swedish mission nl the Metlusli-t l.pi-oeiiil
i llllll II tn the niunillit el S2.'. Olie Itible
-ecietv was iiV"uiiIpI as .m ituxill.irv in
M.ilifim.i. Twe worn reiiuniiil 111 West
Virginia. The total us cipts for. Iaiiiuu woie
HAM.'., niltl"''.!!'. xeluuu's were l-siusl dur dur
liiKlhe month.
im: iir.i'viir.u'.is rovrirvie.v it.tn
rn:s ii vuiu'ahihi si..iTi:.
Tlie"liilcllli;i'iiier" l'riiiih.'t' lllniti AkhIm
i:ti'iiiilllli'il-Wiilil.f-n linil Willi" de
lulu Hi" siliiml lliiiril Din llriiin.
nillf rrliuarlca Te-night.
'Ilie llopiibliemi emiM'iiliiiu te nominate
k1 tamdlilales ler tlie school biutil nipt en
I'rltlay eenliiK in tsiinnien council clniiiilier.
Unbolt C. Melleiinell called the oemeiilloii
te erdet, mid tin niolien tiff. I. I. nulls
Charles 1. Klieriiiiin was elocted t halriuiiK.
Kilwlit 11 Snjilnriiud Cliatlesl. Lamllswere
elected sivret.irlns. The mil was called, niltl
idler a siilistltiitleu in the first Wnnl, the fel
low liiK woie ilet'liired inciiihers or the con cen con
piitleu :
first WiiiiI-C. I'. I'.Ihtiimii, II. II. M.utlii,
Wlllliiiu K. llrard.
Sweml Ward filer C. lieu-el, Aldus C.
licit,.!, (i. Hides.
Third Wnnl Jeseph II. Ilulier, Mnilln
Kreliler, C. I. IjiiiiIIm.
fourth Waul Kdwln 1 Snyiler, IJoiija IJeiija
llllll f. IHrtholemew,.!. W. .IoIiiineii.
fiflh Wnnl Oeerfte A. Marslnll, f.eorue
Ik dressier, Jehn Hull.
Sixth Ward Kdward fbciinin, l.evl 1 -II
maker, Win. Itlddle.
seenlh Wnnl-H. C. MoDennell. Wil
liam M. Decii, Win. J. Smith.
i:ilitli Wnnl lehn Sn.Mler, Ambrose
Ilerkpiirelter, (ieertin W. Oordeei.
Ninth Ward Jehn S (.rahiui, . J.
flick,.!. Newton Slnilller.
Neiiiin.itlnitH were tleclared In eiileriind
the tollewlui: KCiitloinen were nominated :
fioerifo (.i7olle, -th ward; J. Ilav llrewii,
1st ward: 1). (I. Itaker, l.th ward: Charles . I.
White, lid ward ; Win. O. Marshall, 3tli
ward ; Thes. llavs, lib ward, J. W. Ityrne.
Wit ward, mid William Wehl-en. tub wanl.
ballet was taken lesultlnu' lu liie choice
or J llavllrewii, Win. O. Marshall, Clin.
J. White, 1). 1 1. Itiker, Win Welil-eu mid
J. W. Ill me. These am the candidates the
lMi.i.i.itu.M'l it aimeunictl last oeidiiKas
ImillK liet'li sl.ile.1 Inr tlie otllce i.l si'iiihii
dirts ters.
Iliewn and Marshall ltvelMsl all the M.tes
In tlie coin tuition; White, all but that of
et lMwanl i:bcrinan, ortlieiHh ward ; Itikei,
all but the Mites of Jehnsen and llailliolo llaillielo llailliole
miiw : Wehl-en alt but thewites of Snyder
and ()ertleer; llvine ilitl net i.ssle the
Mites or Bartholemew, Jehn Sinder, Her Her
kenrtilteralid (Herdcer.
Ot tin? reiiialiilnu eiiitliil.itfs (iee. tiaclle,
ris-rlx oil Tour votes and Tlinin is Ilavs. live
votes.
i in: fin i emmii i hi.
The tollewiiiK were announced as the
ineml'r.nrtlieeit cemn ittee ler the en-u-luyenr
:
l-'ir-t Ward ('. 1. i;isriuai
HEAItING TIIK LICENSE CASKS.
s,,uiiiit " 1'eler ( . lleiicl.
Tlilrtl " ntlrew J. I.eiblev.
fourth " A. K. Siiurrier.
fifth llarrv Hartley.
Sixth ' Jehn II. ll.iiiliiKnrilner.
Soienth ItelicrtC. .McDonnell.
KlKlitli " I'd" Kilrlii".
Ninth ' l'Ptei Mewrer.
Adjeiirnetl.
A I ninll Mnnti red In l.iina.i.
Tlie toieiier lelurned ti Independence,
I'lldax iiM'iiluu' fiem llatlical Cil.nfler held-
IliKim iinpiosten the Imdiesnt Mr-. ( arhain
niul her -en and daiiRhlei, who woie miii-ileitilTiiP-tl.ivniitht.
ome me lndmetl te
suspis t the elder son, w he iu.ilut.iins th it he
was nt the time et Ilie minder s.)ciit-tle
miles nwi.. 1 1 is uciieralh lslicpd tli.it he
will pme hlm-ell iunei'Piit. Tlie mother
was Hk'i'pliiK down -Uiiis anil was -truck en
the head with ii halt lit l and her thrn.it was
cut w llli a biitcher-kinfc. Her son, Ihn next
victim, was asleep up stairs niid whs killed
Willi ii hat. het. The tl milter, aued nbeul ,
w.u shsipintr in lift.' m'xt mom te liei brntlier.
She was aroused and pit up. She m.iilPii
tle-peiate llcht, rocenlnj; sixteen wounds
fiem a knile and hatchet, mid at last started
down -tairs mid was killed at the dreit.
The fiiimtv will eiler MM lewaid anil th"
stale -'kKI mint. VppiMi.mees nulicite that
the murderer seemed tlie liaieiiei ai um
st.iblnaild the knire at the kitchen, and when
threiiKh with hisweik lie wj-hed and wiped
Ills hand- In-line leav ins tlie house.
Cleir) Until I.. Ii.illnn tlul.
llh'lit Willi sort (,'h.Ms bctwtcn Mlke
Cle.iry, ofNew erk, and Capkilu lames
Halttm, of ClilKtK", waswitne cd by a lal'se
crowd friilav niuht in I.eiusv ilie, ICy. Chief
Police WIi.iIIpii vmis en hand te sce tlmt the
lb. lit misi end lifted nrnnnrlv. Clearv VMlsin
Kpli'llilid peuditiim. Dalten liore marks of
his recent light w itli lturke, at Chicago, four
rounds worn feinjlit, Maniuis of (Jueeii-buiy
mips. The Bale receipts went te the victor.
A licr sparring two minute i and fuitj-ei(;lit
seconds, Clearv Hilccteded lu l.uiilln.i ter
rllle ilfiht h.mdei iiiulci Dalten's eai.
TIieiikIi struck with a -oft kIemn the bloetl
Hpurtcil I mm Dalten's nose and he was
knocked senseless ami out online. He ic ic
envcred in hIhiiiI liiilf iiii Iieiii. The lluht was
kIvcii leCIearv.
VI ikkIe VIII. licit Will stand Ne Nulls. Ilc,
That pat ter the audience which occupies
theK.ilh'iynt Ihiriishiiic onteitiiliiments is
wiiiiMisetl larm'ly of tlie "teui;li" clmueitt,
who think thtj ai e -mart iiuiifiii ie Kiiy
llli: SCHOOL HO.tltl) M)V7'17'.
Vlr. Win. Vl.l'.niisi'l (lit.'- l.in,li ill" limlnl ("
n 1U. lets Itniiinr
A tt'litirt has been fnt'l.v i Irtiilated that
Mr. William McCeinsev, at the last election,
voted the full Itepublicin ticktt. - Mr.
McCom-ej Is tine of tlie "Id-line Dciuecrats
of the city, and has fr"jueiitly held isiiiens
et tespmiHihitUv at the bands or his part.v.
Il isliolievisl bv his fiicinls that this ri'lieii
has been ciii itlateil Inthimice Ids emitllihicy
for us lrelleii tnlliP school lmartl, ler whlih
he leluct.iiitly consented te let his name be
u-eil, at the rciuet of iii.inv rillens who
nntictsl with regret the rellieiiiPnt of -
nianvnl tlm old dinvtei-. Mr. McC. In un
intorview this nintiiliis with a it'-
,.ml,,lliit nl HlO IMI'I l.lllKM l"ll. ON-
pres-eil (jieat -uiiri-e and nilich iiitllKnalieu
that a mMiit el his lack of lealtv te the
liemoemtle irtv should have .-allied eiii
reiicv or fiiunil cnslil He enipliUlcally savs
he was never llrmer in his isuivli tiens of
faith in tlie DeintK'nitic paitv, mnl thai at
last kill's elts'timi he voteil the whole Demo
crat ie tiskct Imni tell te lKittem.
.Iniiii font it the f iBhth waul, icjiit-letl
that Ids name be net printed en the tickets as
a candidate fei scliisil dlioeter, as lie had
never niitherli'il nei tlesiied such iiomini iiemini iiomini
Hen. and his li.iine was put in nomination
without Ills knottledneoi consent.
Die I'llmar) 1. let linn.
Tlie Democratic voters of the citv will
meet at thou -ovei.il IsilliilK places tlii- even
liiK te iieiuiniitc candidates for tin -evcral
wanl ellltes, and six candidates for -. hoel
duet ters. Tlie olts'tien Is an inisirt.illt Olie
and tlie voters should net fail tn attend and
put In noiiimatieii Ihe best anil -tieiiKc-t
ninn for the several elllces. The "f.tllllval
of fraud" which marked the Republican
primaries Iras dl-gii-ted liunilrrils of honest
ltpptiblicms, who will net vete for the tickets
A llmluft et U.IIkIeiis New lit in 'rii" Krrlcy
slut" Wiirln Win ii haw Knit In
t lilcnije liiinlihiir Hl.ioe-
Nntcs Areiinil Tim ii.
ItrKiiliirloiicapmnlenenef DtTH.t.tiiKtcrB
Ciil.t vtm.v, fob. 7. -Tlie hiiilden mill uu uu
exiMfled tlPiilh of -Martin I'.rw in, r., has east
a deep gloom of wirrnw ever our enllie coin cein
iiimilty, lu which he was Known te almost
evcry ninn, woman niul thlld. A uliknens
of only il week's duration, contracted by a
heavv' celli, placed hint In boil, but net
a .liif,'lu ene or Ilie navpr.il levctl tines
wlie kiihiiIpiI mid wnlclicit him iliiiit
and tlav, tlitniKlit his llliuss was severe
cueiiuh te lirliiK mi death. Hut Ihe.v worn
aill ill-appnliitcil ; vpslettlav at 2:lu p. in.,
howastvilled by llim who rules nil our des
tinies, lie ittained conscious unlit nearly
the last breath had RTl him. His tcinulns
will Ihi lulerriil In Mniinl lletlul cemetery
to-iueriow rSiiiidav jjiitne'tltak p. in., from
his late teslileiice with his snu-in-law, I,. W.
.May, 2JS Wnliiut ilteet.
Dpce.isetl was iifitslTI J&iis, "11110111)14111111
I day. Noun cniild be bnltcr liked and ro re ro
tipcted than lie. kind wenl and cheerlul
smile, always gicctftl them with whom he
was acquainted aiul they wpie inanv. Who
did net knew liimT Who did net respect
him? Nene. His death is s.ni milcctl. and
ilepi,'inil ht-artlclt vinjiathy is extended te
lil-iiDlit'leil lainil.v. Ills wife dieil two veai-i
nae. fence Iki te hi. ashes.
AintitiK lint I'liuit lie.
The leaders of the I til street Cresby lerian
church have ergauiM'tl an aid society for
eliiireh work and lilnrary culture.
The series el sorniens new beinu delivcted
en Sunday pi eitliijts, by llev. i.oe. W'. I'ly,
In the llli ltept l'rpsbyterl.'in cliun b, 1110I11
struptlvpaiid Interesting.
TIip flnnl soniieii ei Hip spries en .. l'(.pio l'(.pie l'(.pio
sentallve Women," will Ikj deliveied in tlie
Sis'end stiret l.utliprau church, tomorrow
evening; liv the pister, ltev. Win. I'. I'.vhiik.
Tlie Itelhel niul M. I,, chiircli revivals 0011 0011
tliiue. Kirtse autllelices allend evirj intet
hid, and inanv tsinvorsleiis hive hts'ii tnade.
'I he reit success exiKvtetl has net vet bt oil
leached, but all are cenlldent it will before
the ineetiut'st lese. They vi III be lentluucd
eveiv evctuiiff next week.
Tlie fellow Iii(?c1iiiicIips will linlil I. ills: f.
V.. I.ntlit ran, in Armery hall, 011 the l.lthaiiil
Mill lusts; I luted llrethreli, Armery hill,
en the lu, Jrtantl 1 lusts; Ml. .ion A. M. Ii
in their church, from the 12 te the - hist.
"Oriirinal Sin" w.u the siibjptt of l.t-t even
ing's lecture, in the -ud strept Lutheran
t'huicli, bv ltcv. W. f. Klaus. It was a
inut oxtellonl Its tine.
News Nul,.- i.r It..' l.itin.
"f.pruie" fisher, Hi" rennvuietl oxs'on exs'on oxs'en
stiihlp of tlinSis-eiul ward, was Imuncttl fiem
tlie open house last evening, Itecause he
t'tle.id-lioadeil" his war into the Icill en Ids
eltl tsmstnble's leulge.
William Haimaii, mi tmplove at St.
Charles furnace, se bully injured Ids right
tinkle bv treading en a 00 il, tint he had te be
hauled te ids home in v rightsville 111 a
wagon.
During Hi" rem under et tlie lei 111 the II
class In lite grammai sehinl will study al
gebra, having had their final examination lu
arithmetic yestpnltr, afternoon.
The Democrat! primary will ls held this
ev piling. The -trongest ticket possible
will be neininatptl, se that v ietnry w ill again
lm lurched iihhi the Democratic flair.
Tlie regular mmitlilv lui-mess mpeting or
the 'Columbia fire tiiiiian. te have Ik'Pii
lield last niglit, was iKMlpeiitsI until Monday
e oiling, as a iiiiiruiii could iinl Im rmsed.
Tenv DpiiiiIi r's llumptv Duiiipty troupe,
niHMretl In tlm ejs ra hoii-e lat eveiilug, te
a j'Jhi linttsp. Tlie pregnunme was up 10 tlie
avcrace.
Tlie Kills faiullv givean cxicllent enlor enler
t.iiiiinent in tlie l'eurth strict fie-liv teri in
church, last evening, ten laige audience.
gehl iiu bearing the letters and number
" It. I, SI," was found bv Jeseph Stebb,
ve-tpiilav.
A thiel a night or two age stele from the
is top of William UniKiv llve piinocliickens.
lis.- .losle llo.ver, of ir.iirisburg. i tlie
guest of Miss Amanda lllppcv.
ylin Tliclr I'a-c lu CI1I...R11.
Tlie IClVfi v stove work- or Columbia
wen their 1 iw suit in which I,VI) wasln wasln
velvctl Willi a W estein pattv, mil width was
tried in tlioieurt-ot Chicago Kuiniy sierrs
and 11. M. Ninth. e-tN, were toiitiiel for tlie
weiks. Messis. W. II. lTalilt r and tioe. W.
1 labium, in were al-n piesent at the trial of
thecrt-P and isintiibuti'il oeusiilorablo te its
succors
tiii:
vmniT iiiunuirr.i 11s ji:ci.sm
IV ALL llli: AI'IT.ICATtnX.S.
Tlie Applicant. All Dellar" Tint Tlifj Hill"
Net lfilntril tlie l.lrittur Ijiwh of Ihn
C.iiiiini.iiwcnltli liitbiit llntiaea anil
l.litmr st.irt'S'-t'iirrrtit Itii.bipsa.
Court met atDe'clni'k this moinlngtehear
argmiieul en the applications for license,
filed te the. lamiarytei 111, against which r r r
inoiiKtninees have Is-eu filed, ami also appli
cations; for new Mantis The fellow lug tiisfs
were called ler argument :
Pred. Walt, Sixth wanl oily, deslietl a
hotel license. His heuse Is at the east end
el the Pennsylvania nil 1 111.11 1 Matlou, and at
present enjoys a restaurant license.
Jacob Ptlnger, living In Middle stitet,
ami who fitted up his place te iiitoiii iiiteiii iiitoiii
itietlato tlie patrons "f the Kaslcm mnrkel,
jictltietipd Ter 11 hotel Hcpiise.
Itaphael fisher, Ninth ward, t'ily, who lest
Ids lii't'iisea vpar igu Iicphiimi he could net
take the allldavit 1 tiulri'il that thore had net
lioen any violation of tlie tlipier law.nsketl
thp court te grant him a license for his prop
erty at the eutt r Heading tlett.
A. llulie, Ml. Jev, who built a lingo house
during tlie ist j cm, suitable Ter 11 hotel, pe
titioned the court for a hotel license. At
prpspnt lip enjoys a restaurant license.
Kpliraini ltaniiinger, el Denver. Kast Co Ce
calico, w lie enjovetl a restaurant license last
year, iiptitietipti for a hotel lkpiisp. The
court decided te hear this application Willi
tliose of Jnceb H. SiegrriPtl and P. P. Miller,
who held hett'l lipenses last year. Ceiinspl
arguptl Hip tiiprits or the tluisi pl.u-cs almve
nanieil at length.
Thoiippllcatiensol Klias It. Iliewn, West
Cocallce, and David Hear, Karl, new stands,
were continued.
A lemonstrmice was llletl against the giant-
a i-iirm .siier.aiitt.'.H UAiu:i:ii.
rrinil AllliiinrcSli.t full, tetlm lulu of a Otiin
iniiii llriuiknril.
.Mary llallday, formerly a l'lilladelphlan
anil the wlfe of n ence wealthy geiitlcninu
who has Ik'Oii rtilnetl by the woman's ills,!,
patleti, was arrostetl lest Huiulay In New
Y01I. Inr drunkenness On Monday, vvlieit
Mho wits released ft mil the cell, 11 was found
that her ankle had been broken dining tlie
debauch, ami M10 was sent tn the hospital.
Tlie woman claims that she was net drunk
at the titne of her an cat, but hi 11 fainting
"litll, caiispd bv the accident which she hud
sustained.
Twenty-lour vuars age slie was a pirtly
sheii-girl, in the employ of Philip llpMngpr,
nwptilth.v cloak maker in Philadelphia, itel
slngnr fell in lnve with his fair working
woman mid miiriiPtl hei. Ilereiti the cpro cpre cpro
menv was (icrforiiied M10 was con veiled Inte
the Jewish faith, mid took the iinuin of
Itii"hel. for years thpv lived liappilv, and
twelve children blessed tlieir union. Mr. II.
prespcied lu business, and was reputed te be
worth ev or J.'.iH),(mii. In 1-711 ids wlTe began
tetlrink, and at times would loave her home
efli'ii for weeks together, but for hpr phllil
reii's Mho her husband took her back, she
lived extravagantly anil wasted her hus
band's wealth leckles-ly. In ettlpr te
avoid liirthcr Hcaiiilnl Mr. llelsingpi' lmued
his cliildrpii te .SavmuiHli, ffa. Then the
woman grew repentant anil begged her bus
Kind te leielve her, nnd promiseil te step
drinking. He catne te Philadelphia te meet
her and agreeil te glve her anolher trial.
"Your motliPrarrlvpshyheaton Wctlucsday,
meet her and strew lipr iialh witli flevvpis,-''
he telpgraphfil te Ills children at Savannah.
Three tlaiighteis went te the wharr mid
scattered rosesonthogatig-iil mkonwhlplithey
oxiectetl her te walk, but Instead fourMilers
carried her senseless form down tlie plank.
She vi as helplessly drunk. .Siilisi-tptently
tlie P.olslngers rpiuovetl te New erk. The
woman has new lippoineat'onllriiiod drunk
aid ami has bepu 111 every police court In
N"vv Yerk. Iast Prlday she was releasetl
Inni ltlnckwell'Mlshind, where she had been
serving a tluoe mouths term. Tlie imfer-
COLLISION OK FKKIG11T TRAINS.
thi;
VAIt.S TllllOH'X 17tll.ll .1
f.VTll Till! AT7ft,'l.T.
iiimuin
All Oil Cur t:ilii,lr, Ihc tliirnln; l'lnlil llii.lica
"lliriiiii;li tlie siierl anil IhiiIIpshiiiI Tn.
titllr Cnii.tniica Twe Ciirliirips
anil (Hits srvrn tlnrllliiKs.
lug of a license te Jacob Ueptmrliiig, Sa- 1 tititnte woman, new 5(1 years of age, is past
WaynePfiwers, 111 in-, mi u, "1""' ', actor The ether evening while Maggie
lug attempted te limn er ismv 11 r oil urn nil j, ,.,, llM vUUlf, , ,,,t tewu im,l ,u a
many ethnrs. lie iw 1 bed, ,1111 1 ") ilw ,cn the Hltuatlen was koiIeiis h big
" w liliky, cuds inn! pistols. Ihc exet ill ,()1(,r n 10 ,,,... ,.,,,, laughing, Mi-s
was private, mi a "' '""'.,,",; ",i, , .,, ... Mllchell advanced In the footlights and said :
imtsfde the Jail yard, Irein w hii Ii in- r u H , ,1(,mlui.t , Pass t Hllilll UIX ,,
.ln,i,il IIIPII SlW.kc. TllOVdOtllllUlllllO Illlir- , ,.,.,. ,, ,. l.,..,,.!,,,,.,,!
II. I SlllU. I l.lllllt.fc 'li.l ,"" " .-.,....,....
1 lllll hClllCIl II.
,i.-. ,,, tin i.Miiiini. of the betlv. Tlie rei
lUlml their hearei-s with honor, lie ci ime
was eemltteil ler twelve dollars inula miltel
clethes. Ollisonjeknl and hiugheil atient
the mpeanil winin iierseiiH in trees. The ex
ecution tiKik placeiit UtKs Peweis' nis'k was
broken, hut (llbsen Ktruggled considerably,
.in. i..iu . woie taken eh.irue of by Powers
lather ami mother, who had polling te their utceiiinauy
ii tii me nisi. .,....
Ilililiin nl Ills llluncr Tiililc.
I'lniiilhc I'liliiiilclplila Call.
Mu. Winks: " llVt 11 tieifcct eutnigc, Mr.
Winks. ThoiilcaeriiivitiiiH tho-e gentlemen
leiliunei when vim knew the hoilse was rull
Whv, It will Ill.ll.OtllUIOCII ai
An Atliu'i. salt lilc.
Kilwiiitt Ani'it, the actor, at tme titne lead
ing ninn at Widlac 's and the I'lilen Htptnre
Theatre, New Yeik, i-eiutiillted stilcide lu
Chicago Thursday night, by cutting histhinat
w Itli a razor, severiiig both Juguliir veins
He has been dissipated ler soveral je.us.
mil hasgradiiallv gonetowiuil the bottom Ju
lilit tuole-ston, UN last engqiseiiient was last
week. In 'In Trust" at the HuUted street
4)leri JIOU-.0 II" had lcwi tlospetulcnl for
,iwime time, anil was rc-eutly uotltled te
Jeave liie leuKiiibPh At that limn he iiitule till
Mr. Winks: "Surelv von are net suimml-
tleus almut that. Having thiiletnat tuhlu
won't wmrv me in tlie least."
Mrs. W'inhs: " Well it will when you sen
what 11 small ma-t the bub her soul.
si.t im In tie 111 manors 111 soine 01 1110 no'
publicui wards and It unexcoptieiialilo
nouilnatieiis are niade by the Democrats to
night there is a lair chaiice that some el the
niachlnocaiidiilates may Im tlefe.ileil even In
their strongholds.
fellow lug are tlie places al which the flec flec
teons will lie held In theseveial wards:
first Ward sheber's hotel.
Second W aid Wenditr's hotel.
Third Waitl Klllngei's hotel.
feuith Wanl Jehn Pntch's lestaur.ml.
filth Ward- Philip Wall's hotel.
sixth Wnnl Schiller house.
seventh Ward Seventh Wind hotel.
Kighth Ward ICelilluus' hotel.
Ninth Ward Arneld Haas' hotel.
The ellicers of the several wauls will te
pett the vete for vhoei directors at tlie head head head
tpiartoisef tlie committee, lliinl Heur of tlie
H-olllce building, at ' o'clock.
AsiLt.lItt lanp.,111-.
I 10111 the Sc Helland ( lailmi
The l.anc.i-tei lNirtlliil.Ml.il of Wctl-nit-day
tsaitalnsa timely edlteiial ujatlvote
the triennial as-esincnt which will Ihi taken
this ear. ll tiuthfiilly -tales that thorn Is net
enough regularity in tlie valuation of pros'i pres'i pros'i
lies. In tlie fht place theie is 11 great lack
et iinifeimity in the -ev end districts about a
basis for making the assessments. -oineH-ses-sois
Liking Ihroe-fuurthsiif the 111.11 Urt value
of preimrtv, ntheii. twe-thlnls and ethers
eiie-haif. This Is all wrong and the county
commissioners should Insist mat an iis-cs-seis
adept a ceitaiii basis.
'I'hcn the ilillerent ptepeities in the miiie
disti Id are often iis-e-sed very luuih out of
proimrtien. Ol course there is great tlilllculty
111 this icspcet, especiallv in lingo distriits,
as few men can be found w he knew all mi
tiens et their district se well in te U able te
lnrm iijust ostlinateof the value of all the
real estate. Yet iniicli can ln done towards
gelling belter uniformity by selecting for
assistant assessors men el geed judgment
who have a geed hnnw ledge el their illstiici
and are dsiescd te lie lair towards all. The
nlllce of assistant asses-scr eflen itH'cives very
little attention, miiiv seenilng te think that
anybody can lill the olllce, but te taxpayers
It is or no small iiiement, as all our taxes
stale, county, school anil 1 tud .110 ba-etl en
tlie titcnni.it aps-iueiits.
An i:niilii)t'r Tin iiiliiii'tl Willi llinainlt.'.
A dispatch Iieiii High llriilge, N. J., savs
that the house et Captain .lcs.se Klch.irds,
Hiipiiilnteiiilnut of the l.leyil lien Mines, Is
guaided nlghllv tills week Imv.uisii el thieals
nt jielug blown up bv dynamite. Captain
lllohardsieruscstobo Interviewed, but the
Tad Hint he is an Kiiglislim.ui, and that lie
employs four bundled hands, mostly f.ngllsh
iiieu, and that lm has Irish enemies, s taken
11s the explanation ol'tlie threats. Consider Censidor Censider
able exelteiiient exists in coiiseipieuoo.
or i.m it.iifi isn.uisi.
Walter M. franklin. esi h is a plei lm
" Iiulustrliil Kilup.ilieu"lii Hie 1 iirient 1111111
Is'i el I'elll'li .SimtcHt.
Tlie Dlagnetbeaii s.K'lety will celehrale its
scini-eentennial with a banquet nl the Ste
vens house during the next oemmeiieemeut
week or franklin and Marsh ill college.
Dr. A. S. tieihanl, of Phihulclphli, will be
the .ilumiil oratei at the next tiiuunoiu'o tiiuuneiu'o tiiuunoiu'e
nicnl. He Is a graduate mi tuber of Hit)
i.ii'theau Mvietv: and will be ene et the
speakers at its triennial giecting
The -onier orations of the celli go w ill take
plate in the eh ipcl, 011 1'tiday ev ening, feb
JO, w hlili I- almiit its near The Twenty Twenty
Sis'end" as eeiild be conveniontlv aiiaugcd.
The cliii-epliic Kecictv lu Id its icgiilar
meeting l.i-t evening at "the Maples" the
residence of Mr. Jehn C. llagei. '1 lie iuikt
en "The Di-pt iblislinii'iit et the lrl-h Kpis Kpis
cepal Church," by Km. lu. I (.. pple,
preshlent et the club. Tlie next meeting
will lie held niiTliur-dav evinuig. feliruary
l'.Miiitl Hev. J. II. Iv letter will read lliee-s ay
tin " Oladstene." De will be lolleweil two
weeks later bv Prer. J. s. Slain, Ph. D., with
11 p.ipei en " The Irisli ljuid (Jtte.linii."
lutig.i. West Hetnpllelil township, Argu-
iiuiit wasoentmiied until nexlwoel..
similar disposition whs made of the ap
plication of P. W. Hickman, Kittle ItiiLaiu.
Jehn Pointer, Kileu, Mauheini township,
who neglected te in.ike application la-t vear,
liled an application let a renewal of the
license, lter the case was called for argu
ment, Judge Livingston said lie understood
liquor was sold during the past year at this
house the Mine as If licensed. Counsel
were granted a continuance te take testi
mony. The application or II. M. Sweigart, (Jap.
for a hotel license was argued. It was urgttl
that there are no hotel act ominedations at the
flap, and that Mi. Sweigait should iccolve a
liocn-e.
1:11 imi net si: veri.lt vim-.-.
Charles Zech, who-e licon-ewas withheld
last week bv thoeourt, appeared iM'fere the
court and made allidavlt that he had net
violated the liquor law dining tlieiust year.
Thecasp was continued te allow testimony te
lie taken.
The application en loei go W. Sheet ler a
restaurant license al the Western market
was continued.
Peter Wlrtli, sixth ward, city, who-e
license was withheld, tuineareil belore the
court mid mail" allidavlt that he had net
violated tlie liquor law during the year.
Ii v. Hippie, Mt. Jey township, whole-t
his license two years age for v lolatien of the
liquor law, inaite application font renewal of
his license, premising !u the future te con
duct the house according te law.
The npiiliiatieu et Atlaui Overly, New
I (nil. mil, ter a 10-taiinint license, aiul against
which a iciiion-traiieo was llletl, was ooti eoti oeti
tiuinil. 1.10.1 nit slum. I.It I.N.-I.S.
Jacebl". Sthaeller petitioned tlie teuit for
a license te keep a liquor store in the Second
wind, city, but as lie does net yet live in the
ward, tin. application was continued.
Jeliti Kslileuian, Sixth ward, oily, who'll
was alleged -old liquor in less quantities than
one qiiatl,appeared liefore the court nml made
atlldavlt that he did net iluriuu the past
xe.il violate the law governing liquor store
keeper-.
A l". 1 miner is'iiueiieii inr a license 10
keeiui liiiier -toie at the oenor el Kline and
Middle -tl cots.
l'reileileh. Ituss Celunibia, was also an
applicant for 11 litpinr store license.
The eeui I reserved tlis-isien in all the above
nameil applications
t fltltl'M III SISKss.
KiIe Oldhain, Celunibia, was diverts d
fiem hei liiisliaud, William W. Oldham, en
the gmiiud of ilesititm.
Marv Ann Haruish, Las'. Hciiiplleld, was
divorced from her husliand, Jehn llaiiiisli,
en tlie ground of ciiiel treatment.
Win. euart, who -01 veil a tcim in pnsen
ler tailuie te comply w itli the unlet el court
te nav his wife a vveeklv allowance, was dis
charged this innming en his petition tint
he was unable te comply with tlie elder
made.
JaniCH Hiinraliau was granted a luenctn
peddle in the county of I-uieastn.
A.uen II. ltalr, Karl, was appointed gu.u
ili.ui of the minei eliildren et Jehn ltutter,
tieceii-cil, late efliirl.
DKililrtl 1 1) nn Atililrut.
Hairy ItlickendPilcr, iiucliiuist, lesidmg
at Ne. fun We-t Chestiuit stiect, inet with 11
serious accident late y esteiday afternoon. He
whs at weik at his bretlier's sliep 011 West
Marien street, assisting te lill a heavy piece
of linn ; the Iren -lipped, caught his arm,
cutting 11 deep gash aero tlie wri-t, and al
most severing the tendons. Physicians were
summoned niul Dr. eaglej was tlie lii-t te
respond. The wounds were dressed nnd tlie
iiijutetl man was taken te his home and
turned ever te the care or Dr. M. I Davis.
Mr. Illickeiiilorfei will lie 1lis.1l.lc1l lm several
Wtsks
.1 msiiec .v.i 1; .1
111" ll
v.i s (IV.
si Pit lilln In
reclaiming. Her husband secured a diverce
from her two weeks age.
Hiliraril Has Net Itepii Si'iitriucl.
1 i.iiii tlie Itcuillng Tillies
Hid Weeder, a besom rrlcnd nt Intervals
ol'Abe l!U7anl the Intervals having lioen
passed awav in Ihe Iaucaster jail is serving
a -1 mouths' term in cell iln, W'eednr is net
a desperate looking man. lie has already
learned hew tokuitageod Mncklngmiil takes
te prison llfogeod-natureilly. (1,
"I hcllevi) ljincaster wants the ltu.zanls,"
siid Wctslerte 7'tmc man. "Wliiitjdltl Jee
get at his last trial?"
"-even yeais," was the reply.
"(!ed-but didn't the oeuit pep him a solid
-hoi."
'Ihe rejierler siid that tlie shot wits from no
eidhi.iryjiidii lal hew iter.
Weedci s,ivh he is going at Ids trade in
Heading when filr fits-dem fiem liorjnnnn lierjnnnn
biln heights lileusa lillzjiril ids way, but
iie tlliln't -.iv what his trade will !.
Pi nt nit toil Meeting.
The pintraeteil ineetlng, which has lieen
carried en in the Duke street M. Ii chitrcli
for the past live wpekv lliitter the leadership
of ltev. .1. T. Satchell, has lieen the most
succes-tut tieiit inert) ler many yrais. aiieiu
elghtv tonvei-tlens have talCen place, many
hitherto liike-wanu Christians have had
their faith stimulated mid many world werld
lings have lieen brought te seek the
oen-olotions of leligien. ltev. Satchel I'm prin
cipal assistant in the work has lieeii'Mi-s
I.i7ic Smith, el Pliilotlelpliii,whespentover
a week here In the earlier days of the revival
and was airaiu present at the "all day ineet
lng" en Thursday. She is an enthusiastic
evailgeli-t anil a speaker or great lluency and
funs.'. The 1111 dings w ill Ik? continued every
evening dining next week and as inttcli
iengcr a- nny lie tlieught advisable.
A rnlse Pr.'t.'l." 1'sc.
Aliiaham Heilieck, of West Chester, was
Itcfoie Alderinaii Hair, at eleven o'clock, this
morning, te answer a charge of I.ilse pre
tense, ptcfeirctl by Daniel T.egan. It ap
pears tltat Ileibeek purchased a pair et mules
I10111 Legan lopie-euthig that he was the
ew nor or 1e.1l estate. After HeiUvk f-eciiretl
pos-essleu et the mules it was learned that
he was net a tireiertv owner. The accused
was held in STOd bail for trnlattlie April
teini of tlie quarter sessions ceiut.
Kt'tluttii Hip lErinlng'ji I'tinca.
The Pliiladciphia A lteading railroad
company has liegiin a reduction in the ferce
cinplevetl 111 the 1 nail way department. The
new chief engineer Is making a tour of the
entire line. Sections have baeii lengthened
and the force reilueeil at tiiesatneume, ueing
awav with Ireni seven te ten men 011 each
section. In this wav tlie services of about
one hundred unit fifty men will be dispensed
witli lietween Philadelphia and Wllllatn-'-mit.
including the branches.
lm rails.'.) lli" Assessment te sile.lHHl.
The ,is-es-er el" the Keuith ward had the
West lCing street skating link assessed at
s-l,iKiti. These are the figures at which that
property was assessed liel'ote the rink was
built. The commissioners learned that
gs,nilu were paid ler tlie ground en which the
link was built. Ye-tenl-iy was tlie day
nt appeal, ter the Fourth ward. The nvvneis
nl" the rink dltl net npjieal Irein the f-1,000
assessment, but the peinmisslniiiirs increased
the iis-evineut te 5111,000.
surprising Incrciise of C'arti.
Ill I-7'i llfleen imported flerman e.trp,
hImiiiI an inch In length, weie placed lu the
low 01 lnke in Central Park, New Yeik
V. tew days age, when the water was
drawn oil the lake te tiansfer
set
Ni:v liitti.Nsvvii'K, N. J.,1VK .. Shertlv
liefore.1 o'clock this luoinlngaiie.xitarrelglit
train freni Phlliulclphlnstoppctlenilii'bitilgo
ever tlie Puritan ilver te repilr t brekett
I ruck. Soen linerwiuils the through southern
freight, also fi out Philadelphia! .line dashing
along and nut lulu it. In tin! Mimsh-itp
an oil ear exploded nml tlie w locked
ears and burning oil worn lliieun Irein tlm
high bridge down In the slieet below. The
Iff tilled oil ran through the stiect into ltarilail
canal ami thence ever Its freen surface Ie a
luge wall paper manufactory or .Tuneway
.V Ce., setting It en flits This building wa's
totally destroyed and seven dwellings op
poslte were gutted. A fivonilile wind pre
vented the spread of the llauips te ether large
buildings near by. In tlie nieantime the
building of the Imx factory of the Cot t soil seil
tlatPd Prult Jar peinpanv. directlv under the
,brldge, was en tire and was eeustmipd. The
flames spread te the main factory nnd It was
ulxntlpsti eved. Atdo'clerk two lire englnes
arrived fieiu Trenten and the sptead
of the flames was Mepiied. Whiln these
wete burning the woeilwork of the bridge
had also lieen burning, but the extent or lis
damage can only be told by experts.
a iiuvKUMvN nevsTr.n te nn.vTir.
frank Dumas "l Kensington, Phlladel
phla, a brakemau, was c.urleil with the
w reckage, tlew 11 Inte the shed and roasted tn
death. His body was ioievored 11 charted
mass el tlesh, unieengtilzabhi except bv an
amulet worn around his neck.
Patiick Deuglieity, Jr., a young mechanic,
foolishly entered .laneway's burning build
ing in seareh of his tools and has net lioen
lie.inl or.
tin: i'vveiiviii.i: wind sAvits tiii: citv.
lint rer tlie I'avonible wind thowhelo timiiu timiiu
fai'tiiringiurter the city would havu Iksmi
destroyed. This iortleti is all cluered at
the loot of a liill along Iho It.iritau rlvereu
the ether side or the long bridge, which Is
pressed lu coining Irein Xew Yerk. At no
mint en the whele Peiiiisylvnuli railroad
could an uceident have occurred at se disastrous,-!
plies.'. Tlie burning oil atitlcirs wen
lllerallv poured ever nnd Hung iikiii Iho
root's of the iiiautir.ieturiug establishments.
1 111; t.ess net r.u-s tii v f7."0,fi00.
Tlie less 011 Janeway A Ce. 'u building is
?17."i,0dii, and the Consolidated Jar Ce.' less
feOiy-H The tetil less w ill net lie less than
J75fl,Hfln. The britlge has net lscn weakened
at all.
two cvnr.evns ei uen-rs pittttHti.
Twe nt thecals hurled Inte the Htreeteon Htreeteen
lalnctl hoises,and these weie ltuvsted te death
and added tn the horrors or the scene. The
wonder Is that the whele town was net tin.
slrnvcil.
irenic or coxeiiiss.
ul tlie giiiutl
at sight," and
uiLsliill .if 11 DIslbiKiil.l
Ilie Xl.lsiinle Dull 1.
On Wednesday evening li 1 npis Milch
ell, Itight Wer-hiptiiltirauil Ma-tot nl'Ma-ens
el Pennsylvania, call-etl the lliu'lit ltev. Wil
liam Stevens Teny, D. D., Kl.. D. Ill-hop of
the Piete-lant Kplseepal 1 bun li in tlie Dlo Dle
iiw el Iowa, te lie made 1 Ma-.ni ill Ids
present e.
It is one et the picnuauv
m.istci "te lll.ikn a Ma-mi
autlieritv te de this Is expu lv given in the
"Ahlin.iii He011" ortliegmiiil ln.lgeef Pptin
syivania. V special ledge el 1 un rgeney was
opened fni the purim-n in fgvpti.ui hall
(Sla-enie tciinile), the nunibcis being the
mastei Ma-etis, whom the gi md master
called tegtther for tlie nut pest. The tensent
of the light wersliiptul grand uusleref Ma Ma
eons of low a had llrst lieen given te tlie ad
mission and advancement nt tin' distinguish
ed prelate.
The Inst iK'gtce in Mas uii was tmifniied
iinm the eindidateby the nghl weisldpfiil
grand master and, by the giaud ui.i-lcr's di
ns, lien, the -ecend tlcgiee by the rigid wor
shipful senior grand warden. Clilleril P.
MaiCalla ; anil the thlld tlcgiee by the light
wiir-hlplul grand inar-lial. (.101 go W. Wtsid.
TIiim Klihnl in 11 liniir.
lioeigo Schauni, Pimikltiv anil Walter
Kant, th.ugeil with main mil- iiiischlef 011
oath el fredeiick Oeinpciliiig, woie lieanl
belore Alderman MtliUnu 1 riday evenlug
anil dismissed. TlHtieinphuul was that the
defendants had kicked Iniidoei of 11 preiicrty
belonging te ceiiiplaiiiaut. The ilclendants
showed that they had lea-cil the umiiii .is a
club room, nml Unit Ml. (.1 iiipeiling had
locked lliein out belore tin 1 xpliallnll of their
lease.
(iceigcscliauiu, cliaigetl Willi ninety el the
peat e en 0.1th or Frederick '" mls'illuK. K-ive
ball bcfeie Alileiman Mci.lmn toansMei tlie
chaigeat court.
Hit) Vluntauiie Ceinci1.v Ciiiuiiativ
Last evening tlie llany Montague ceuietly
mid specialty company again nppcaied in tlm
eimt.i house te 11 big gallery and circle, but
net veiy heavv parqui tte. Tlie show was
the sitne as upon the llr-t evening, and cer
tainlv wasagicat siicce. litis lllll makes
the liit of the specialtv people bv his
marvelous work with tlie clubs, and he lias
strong chums iimii the title "champion club
swingei el the wui lit." In Iho inu-lt.d
oeinedv, entitled " Antics," the lestumes 1110
the finest seen bete lu a long time. The party
is giving a luatinen this afternoon, and they
...V... .u. I. I ., !..... 1.I.j ....... tn, . tPli.tl-
,l11,l IIII IHI' 1,1-1 lllll,' till- .'. tiling
de-ci ve big business.
They
Heath of 11 I'tipiitir llnltl Kt-i'iier.
h'l-eui tlm U Agi
Sir. Wan-en Chiuidbe, ihe well-known and
popular pipniletm el the McCall's Feiiv
lintel, dlett at thai liiac" riiui-s.iav iiueiiioeii
at ene o'clock, allei- an illnv.s if lour weeks,
ageilatmitl twenty eight years lie leaves a
Alt. ilinl tlie lli'slriijir.
Theeorenoi'sjuty at Ilalcten, Iniiunelcil
te Iuquiie into the deatli of l'.dwaid SI0.111,
the voting mail from ('iiiiiherry, who died se
invslcrleuHly hist week, idler heaiing testi.
menv, rendered the following verdict : That
Kdiv'ald Slean e.iine te his ileath hv congos cengos conges
tlou of tlie brain, superinduced by a de
bilitated constitution. Having i.ihcn 100 miicii
nnsiic'CssKrutteillpt nt milcide bv oi-eulnt' . wlhuuiil 1,110 rjiilil te mourn thdr less of a bilitatetl lonstitutleii. having taketitiiti
j "eltl Jul liU arm. Ull(I '""' ln "' IiiiImijiI nml lather nlcohello ilrh)k shortly bofme his death
Mc.iiucr SinuitiM'il te be l.et.
Tlie llritlsh steamer Siulenyc, whlcli
s.dled liem Ylcterla, 11. '., en Dccein-Ik'i-
10th, for Heng Keng, has net been heaiil
of since that time. She had Iihi Chinese, anil
11 light cargo nf coal almard. She is tsiitl te
liavoi?en unsafe and U supposed lohavegeno
tlew n
found Di'iul In 11 !-iw (Hilts .
It. It. CninUll, u iiieinbcr et the well
known Cernel family, of New "Yerk, was
round dean in a law oulee in Uoche-ter, en
Friday,
(Janitor Among llnrso llnrse
state Yeteiinarian Paaien, or Illinois has
oideieil the slaughter of thrtHj ghindeieil
horses near Fieejinrt, 111 that state. The
doctor says many horses lu Illiuolsiiresullei Illiuelsiiresullei
iug Iieiii tlie glanders ; and he has lepeilctl
le the lm.iul el health 11 mail in ltoeuoeoimlv,
another in 1'isii in eeuiitv, and a woman hi
Kane county, who are snllering rrem the
teirilile disease.
After Hie Hill.
Kimii I. lit'.
He "All! my dear, II eurliltleChaille had
lived we would net be going mil Inte society
this way eveiy evening. Is there ever a
ineiunn't that you tle tint 1 egret his deatli ?"
She "Most decidedly them Is Suppese
veu yeurselfweie te tile, anil Ch.ulie woie
'-till alive, what a iKi-ltlen I should lie lu.
witlew with children hasn't halt iichiuice."
'In. 1 Hours' llt'U'iillini.
IjisI uiglit when thiid Westeiu expii'ss
due In this city at 11S50 n'clecU leiichetl
AtL'len. one of the wheels of the postal cm
In oke, eauslng a detention of two hours
The ear was kicked nil at tgleu and the
train proceeded en lis way.
hwltlll D.llllUUl'll.
This mnrnlng 11 heavy team ran against
mill eaiight upon the switch of thestieet rail rail
lead, just east of the .soldiers' uieniiuient,
and lient It up se badly that the t-ais could
net pass until It was reialred.
,otne et Me? carp te the upiwr lake In the
i.uk. ever 100 of the fish weigliing liem Vi
te U pounds and measuring ever B5 inches in
length, were taken out, and the iiumlier lelt,
consisting of minnow h all tlie way up te 10 or
l.i-lndi llsh, weie estimated by theusinds
A I. mnl skatlne Trum.
lust evening the llogert and Kiiocombl Kiiecombl Kiiocembl
mitioii, consisting of y eung genllemen of these
names, epenetl a two nights' engagoment at
tlie I .minister link, and thelr skating is veiy
line, v feature of their exhibition is their
lightiilug change of cotume from that nf a
gill ten boy.
llllile snil.-t) .Viinlitrsiie.
Tlie anniversary el the Lancaster City
Itible society will lie held te-morrow eve-
nlng. Kxcicises will be held at St. Paul's
Itelermed. St. Jehn's Lutheran ami 1110
1 lei man lteleiiued chiuvhes.
Aunlvcrs.ir Mcrling.
Thethiiteeiitliannivci-s.iryorKinplriiCeiin.
ell, .lnniei O. V. A. M., will lm eolebnitod
en Wctlnesd.iv ev ening next, 11th inst, In the
linil et the O.V. A. M lnuiilrer liullilliig.
Tlieie will be itdtlre os, iiiu-ic aim 11 cona
tion. W hat a Cellar Ul.l.t Dltl.
A blast lu the cellar or Olie's building en
Seuth Mulberry street, last evening de
molished seventeen lights of glass In the het
house or Will C. Pyfer.
1 he smallest Cltlit'ii nf Iteaillng.
Viiuii the Kcaulng 1 lines.
Maj. Daniel F. Davis Hi" Miiallet citizen
of Heading, has returned from Uineaster,
wlieie he was working for six month nt cigar,
making.
slguril III Itlllilllniul
llarrv Pvle, the well-known pitcher, who
did Much excellent work for the IreiiKltles
last mmseii, has signed with tlie ltichnieml
club. This, team premises te be one or tlu
strongest in the liistern Lcauucv,
Cb.inue or llnt.'l I'mprli'ltirs.
(iee. Al. Smith, lennerly of the Cooper
Heuse, te-day purchased the stock "ml IK
tines of llarrv .Myer's Swan hotel, Letitre
Square. Mr. Smith has ulieady taken iwis.
session el the hotel.
The Scinile I'a.se.a Iti'siiliillen te Atcrptnoii Atcrptneii Atcrptnoii
eril (.rant's Trophies.
W.vsittvtuev, I'eli. 7. Senate A joint
resolution was read thus! tlinei ami passed,
accepting tlm eiler of Ooneral (li-ant's
trophies, expressing the thanks el Congiess
te Vnnderbilt and Sirs, c.nuit, mid providing
for their safe keeping until n pieper leposi lepesi leposi
tery Im) pievldetl for them In the eengi esslenal
library.
On motion el" Mr. Heir, Iho chair was
Hiitheilml te apjieitit two tellers te act en the
pint of tlie Senate en the occasion oriliuceunl
of the presidential vote en Feb. tltli, Hs.1.
Tin: i:i.Ttni:i) i.isi 1111.1. rvssi:s tiii:
snxATr
Mr. C'aineien (Pa.) ealled up the hill te
autheri7ea ictireil list for piivates and 11011 11011
eemmissianed ellicers of Iho I'm ted .Slates
army who have served three vimik and 1111
wanls. Mr. .Saul-bury (Del.) wiwepimsed tn hav
ing se many lists nf persons te be supplied
out of the taxes collected Iretu the peple.
.Mr. Hear asked .Mr. Siulsbury what he
would dewith the soldiers who had serv ed
."0 years.
Mr. Saulsbury siid he would treat them as
all ether public servants were Dulled, pay
tliein for the services they lendeievl, anil
wliCn they lelt the serviee of their own ac
cord, let thcin de as ether people (lid, take
cire of themselves
Mr. Hear saiil lie supposed the, senator
fiem Delaware would tliseharge the soldier
if he w ere disabled at the end of 30 yearn.
Mr. Matey favored the bill. He said ene
of tliodinicultiesef our army system was :i
spirit of jealousy arising riem discrimination
against private and iioii-eeiiimissioncil olli elli
cers in providing ler them in eltl age. Tlie
hill was passed, yeas 37, n-iysO; the nays
belngCeke, Colquitt, llairis, Saulsbury and
Vest.
After some unimportant aigumeiit ever a
question of privilege, 11 iceess was
ordered fiem six o'clock le-ulglit until
ten e'clrH'k Monday morning, and the Heuse
then went into committee of the whele en the
river and harbor bill.
Ittrilstiil te Grunt Trilflt. ll Ilc.jilte.
special Dispatch te tlml.vTi'ILIOK.xti.n.
llMttiisiii'iin, Pa., Fell. 7. The governor
being asked te uraut 11 respite te Hlcliiuil
Trueke, of Philadelphia, w he Is le lie hanged
seen rer the murder or his wife, te-day re
lused te postpone the execution. The oxlen exlen oxlen
sien of the lease of life had lieen roquestetl
ler the alleged purpose of enabling Triiekn
tn prei.iie for deatli.
linn lliu clibiest) tVcre lteuteil.
Pvitis, Feb. 7. Admiral Courbet, en the
.Id Inst., telegraphed from Keliing as follews:
"Fifteen hundred Chluese ntUckctl our new
imsltiens en Saturday night. They were ro re
pulsctl and left two hundred dead upon
the Held. Among these dead w ere 11 Knro Knre
peati elllitti mid sevetal iiiautlarius. Ourlnss
was one killed mnl one wounded. Theeue.
my's less since January tEith has lieen seven
liiuulicd in killed and wounded."
At tlm station Utilise. I
Tlie heveiiteen vugs who occupied the
station house hist night woie illsch.ugeil tills
morning.
Of the (en city lights leported us net burn
ing 011 Friday night, sit wure gasoline and
four w ere ipi
It W'lll t hly " lM"S Knei'S1'.
I reni the Sen Itnlliuul Clarien.
Why don't the I.vTKi.MiiKNrun give us a
I sit trait ni'its pet, the ground-hog?
A Hie Tramp Unlet.
Thore 1110 ut present $tt tramiw lu the
J'ittiuuri; worU-heuko,
Itnllingiiiiill'l.ilH Mill llclriieil.
Nxstifv, N. S Pel, 7. The mlliiiR and
plate mill of the Nashua Imn and Steel com
pany was destroyed by lire this morning.
It contained valuable niachinery, and em
ployed many hands. The damage te
niachlnery it will be Impossible in Mate
until nil examination is niade afler cooling.
Tholess Is estlniatett nt SW.OOO.
Twe nf the Uvriiiau Mtnartlil.l Kxpciiletl,
IUmu.in, Feb. ". Uoliisderf and Korich Kerich
lcr, the Anarchists, cou.liteil of attempting
te kill the emperor, were executed at llulln
this morning. Tlie execution leek place in
the pilseu, nnd was by the sword.
Ill Heath Caii.t'il by Aieile.
CilKsfnu, Pa., Pel, 7, Tlm Investigation
of the loreupr Inte the death or Themait
Finney, w limit it was supposed tltetl from un
ovenleso of opium udinlnlstered, by J. Sillier
Wilsen, shows that ileath icsiillcd from apo
plexy and entirely exencmtci Mr, Wilsen.
lliiUn Hip Winner.
Svu.NKV. N. H. W., Fr's 7, TheneiillliKr
race here tOHlay lietween Haitian anil Cllf.
ford was wen byHaiilati by fit: lengths
WKATIlVIt IXUIOATWXS.
"WAHUlNureN, D. 0., Fell. 7.-l;of ihfl
xfi.tiiin Atluntle states inerc.isJiTtletiilI-
nesiantl light miews klevvly rising tempm
turn, wiudu viiininv te east util neutfi,
lower btirQiueter.
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