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VOLUME XXI-NO. MO.
LANCASTER, PA., TIIUJ.SDAY, FEBRUARY If), 1885.
P1U0E TWO GENTS.
TOM OCIIILTHKK COWKD.
If OHM t'AMOVS TKXAX IIIIAIIIl.Uir 11.11)
II 11 COM It 11 VT.
1liHllnt t iinnrci..nmii Itlsr Iii I'itiiiiiiI
Mntpinrnt mill When t'lmfnuiliil lir III
AlltllKUIlIlt 111 III n llllsl III III it.
A l'aliluttluti Item.
M'nnhtliKt 'II lllitpntjlite riillailtlplilii l'liy
Colonel Tem Ochlllroe.nfToxiis, cnlliiiicd
the prK.'Utillugs In tlie Ilouse tn-tluy whlle
the rhiT iiml harlier appropriation hill wns
under consideration, hy rising tu a question
of ierxiitil prltUogenud aiiunimciugthathls
bodily Mufety Iiml been Ihtc.tU nod in the cor
ridor or tlio(llel. Colonel OeMlliec, w Itli
Uie linn cry that charaotcrles n until n Texan
declared that lid tl I1 nut m.il.u this statement
,hcciiue he was unable tu protect Idiusclf.hut
In JnMku te tlie uu tragi il dignity t.r the I sidy
of tt hlch he Is it member.
Whlle the Galveston ImrlHir ilniise of thn
titer ami harbor hill was under discussion,
Mr. Delman, of Iiiillan.i, ellcttsl mi iiinrnil
incut providing thnt no part nf the uppro uppre uppro
prlallen Ter Guitcsteu hni Imr should U ex ex
liectcd until Iho indicsum mIi uf company
anil othercornitiniisu thohiirhnrlmpiniu thehiirhnrlmpiniu
iiirnt had oimstnisted n lre.ikw"atcr nt the
mlnutee te Iho liailxir. Mr. llelinan i-ilil liu
liasetl llionincniliiient mi information glten
Mill hy a gentleman friMii Texus, who was
thoroughly well jurermcd en tlie hiilijii t.
Mr. Ochiltree was eppnstd te any nihIi ro re
Mrlillnu being put un the appropriation,
anil inquired of Mr. Delman who had
furnished lilni with the Information, ami
when Informed that lliu gintetn m's iiiiiiiu
wni Itoliert AlrxiintltT he replied Hint Mr.
Alexnhdei was net a resident el Texas, that
hu hail Ixi'ii driven nut of that state, iiml nun
resided at Het Nprln's ami. lidded thoTexns
ropresontitlte, "he It'll Texas for Texas'
geed."
iti.i.r.n in mi. nei it.
rtii aote li.nl been taken en 1 1 nl nun's
iniieiidnicnt, Mr. Ochlllrie took his seat ami
wiisiiImhiI proceeding te wrltonlitter when
he was internttxl hy one or tlie tloerkooiors
thulu gcullcuuit at the iloer w Ished te w
lilni. The mleticl's soil is only a Tew paes
trein the main deer, ami he Innntsli 1 1 1 v net
It mill went mil. At seen us he stepped out
side the deer lin was accosted hi. Mr Alexan
der. At the sight ofihe gentleman he hail
se vklensly assailed a low mnini'iitt liefore
tlie usually ruddy tacoet the Texas iiieiiiIut
tin mil tean usht line, ami, eiiiliutlt fi'.irin
that tlie 1 1 tlm of Ms slanderous attack was
aheiil te ile Mm some bodily harm, he
rcmalin.il standing within the ontrarn'e te
tin hall.
" hat ile yen nipaii hy in ikln mii h a re
maik alKiut me?" sajil Ale'imU'r, ailMiiciiiK
tow aril hm. "I urn ninlcr the jirotutien of
Iho Heuse," siiil the thernimhly Hiiml
Hoprex ntitiM- in a IreniMiiiK Mlit, "ami I
mutt net I wiiil let I te acoennt for au.Mhim; I
talil in ik-lkite. It's all rlalit. I want nuth.
liiKte ile with .Mill," ami the Iiiiimi TeMin
iiiemiI toward thoileor toentor the rhnmls'r.
"lint I want miiiicIIiIiii: with jeii." mid
thu nthir, "and If you wero eutside tills
iiipitel I would li.ue Hemrlhini; te de with
vm. I'll we jeu.igain." headdisl tliro.iti'ii tlire.iti'ii
iii(!lj. "I'elliTin.iii, poliii'in.in,"t!nmted the
tcrrlllcd i oleiiel, and, nsa linlf-ile7(ii rnpitel
poliie rn-licil ii ji, "I want thai man .lrrestrd ;
lie has tlmiitemil nic, arret him, I m.j," he
rictl, at McxHinler niiin mtxiimitt fewaid
him.
v ii tr Hiniu.A r.
At (he in'Ih'e tisik held of his assailant tlie
irre.it Oihlllroe durled kick into the i lumber.
'I lie nit'iulieis in the ilianiliT, who worn to te
I.iUn nil' . 1 1 1 - ieuanf what had jiust tianspiied
en lin- entsii'i', wuru Murtul at ft'cltn; the
dixir sudiltiiH epiMi ami the hVurit of tlie
Ti'x.ui. will lil.iui'heil fii'O mid h ilr en cud,
idnsit llireiinh. "Mr. poaker," he thouted,
as he riMi'lusI Ids Mit, "I rise te n iUoMleu
or the lilj-hest iri ili'Re."
Tlie re.ir of laujjhter whu h follewisl this
iiuiiiiunti'im ut, can icd l.y the tiiiMen en-tr.mci-
and the comical appouranie of Iho
Tex.it inrmber, c-imi lilni i iliame te catch
Ills lircilh, ami when Iho laughter had kiiIh
Milled he iiietiviltsl te ulate the ren ersat Ien
lielw ceil iiimselt ami Mr. Ilelm.ui. He hid
net priKouled f.n when he was called te ol el
der, ami the i lair liil'urmedliliiitli.it there
wits no lines imi of prlMlege In what he hid
stated. Hut, sir, I li.ue lucii atl.K l.i d," lie
Minuted, amid the laughter and Jeer lieiii
ImiHi Hlilisnf the Heuse. "On gnlng mil or
this rnntii a man altiuked me ill thn corridor
et this tlotiKeand .iid howeuld semiie again
for w hat I had said en Iho Meer of this
I louse."
V AI'i'h.VKVM i: III" llltAVKin.
At tills miuouncement the eke el the
Texan wat drowned in the rmus of laughter
Irnni the incnitiers and the meupints of the
galleries. "Why don't you sie him?"
shouted hall a deen incuilicis. "I want te
wiy fuiilier, " lieuilded, when thu laughter
had i eased, "that 1 mil entirely imlillereut
us te w hat he Intends te de." Then, w Itli an
tippe.irnuierif great 1 r.miy, and ttriklug a
ilimintlc attltmle : "1 de net claim the pro
tection that I inn entitled te, .is 1 am ready te
meet Mm ornnjliedy ele. "
"The gentleman Irem Texas wll come te
elder!" thundered the chair, and amid the
laughter and jicrt of Ids assoeiutui the ejilx
Ochlltrie took hit te.it. In a low minutes he
arose and walked te the deer, eutside or
which Mr. Alexander still lem.ilned in tlie
iiistedv r the )k)1Ice. "Kolea-e lilni !" he
.ild with a waeet his hand, ami turning en
hit heel he Htrulteil liaek into the i IuuuKt.
The AuMinrKhlii et Gem-go llllnt' NimU.
"S. (i. 0." xrilet te the Ijouden 3Vni'i:
"A rnthnr strange cliauce had iiinduiuu.iwiru
lliat Mlfs Kaii3 wasOoergol.lIot, lint T kpt
the Informatleii te myself. Some tline after
I m.iw n pajer liamled alMiut at a friend's
house, whieh my hesl told ine wat u sub
scription list In laxer of oue Jeseph I.lgglns,
whom the jartiet actixe in its promotion dc
tlartd te he net only the author of lieorge
lillel's works, 1 ut that he was in diep potr petr
ty.nnil hail been paid In a most iiigg-inlly way
by lilt puhllshur. I mildly suggested ten lady
el nmk w he wat nctive In the matter that she
wataltogethor mist.uuiti, ami mat I leitier
taln lids man had never written oue word of
the said works; and that I was eipially cer
tain Iho real author had no reason whiteMir
te complain of the p-'i "tent for thorn. I wat
met by Iho most positie iissurame that
tlnire wat niore Hum oue imtkeii ikIIxu in
iirouietlng thoHiilitcrllillen who knew from
actual pi itef that this I,lgglnt did wille the
'Sccnet in C'lei leal ldfe,' unit ether of the
iiem'Im. I consulted my host, ami told him
that It wasa ileliliei-.de liiiml. Ile u.i.a most
gcnoreiiH man, ami s.iul, 'De proe it te Ihi
ene; Ifxeuftll, I would lathermx self inci
sion Hiuli u writer limn In allow luuilewaul.'
I nssuied him he might haqulte atoise in
tlie matter, ler 1 would by that day's pest
send te your columns an oxpetuiool what 1
knew te benlraml. My letter was published
at ence, with n foel-noto from the editor con
tinuing II. Hut new couiet the most curious
Hint of tlie iiluiir. In the faeoef inv own
letter, coirelmrated by Messm. lllackwoed
and Ueorge l'.liet, I had severnl lunioseM'ro
attacks iii.iiln iieii me, upholding the
Irauil, mid, il my memory serus me light,
mie was In the jiages of "The Athen.eum."
Due xcll known public man wiote me a
utienglei lure, mid said a lady was then in
hit houte who knew Mr. I.lgglns, mid Ii.nl
actually wen lilni at work en the manuscript
of ene el the works lmhlished at these et
lliorge I '.Het, That Air. I.lgglns was ele.uly
un iible Ilolltieiilst there can be no doubt;
but It hasnlwnys been te me an enigma at
jet linseUed liew he could h.ie Inipxisetl
upon these by whom he lieiH'd te be subsi
dleil in his authorship, sieing that I knew
seme of tlie mast udtve In the inittcr te be
people wlsealMHO tlioiwer.ige of lull-."
Mill leu I Aihlin liy Teli'ihuii'.
Fiiimi l.ceiiaid'b JtcOlcal Jeiiinul,
llUhlund My wite hat nsoere pain in tlie
Kick of her neck, mid complains et it sort of
sourness In the stein.u Ii.
riiyslcinn fehe Iiat iiialaiial i-elia
Iliislaml What shall I de for her ?
The gill ut the "ientral"HWltchet oil te u
luaeliluist talking ten saw-mill man.
Machinist te Husband I think she Is
coNOied with scales luslde, about an imh
think. Let her cool down during the night,
mid bofero she tires up, In the morning, Like
a hammer nml pound herthernughly all ever,
and then takonheso nml lillili It te the llic
plug, ami wash her out.
Uuibaud linn no further need of this dxter.
VAI'irAhASh l.MlOU,
I'relili nt-i'lci t t Ifii'lniil en llmlliil) nl Km
iliirrninl l.lnplnir,
A Cnliimlms, Ohie, Keiiim'r.il, who met
Mr. ('lowland whlle tlie goerner wn-s in Iho
Adlrnndai ks last alitiliini, hat Jilsl returned
from a trip Kail, during will, h he called
llieu thu prosldenl-oloi t at Alliany. 'I lin
visit lining' purely immnnat, the talk with
Mr. C'leMilaml wat en tulijeets olhei than
hiIIIcjiI ami largely In reference In hunting
niul'llshlng. Tlie His Mug Valley mining
trouble, which has attracted se much iitttu iitttu
tleti ueryw hum uml which entered lutothe
Neveiiihcr cniniMlgn, wat inoutleued Inil
ilculally. Mr. C'liiM'laml at ence nIiewliI that he wat
ileeplv Interested ill thu Hllhjeet, ami ipiet
tlnned tlm geuttemaii elnsely In rofereneo te
the condition of all.ilrt theie. W showed
thai he already had n most Intelligent l.neul.
edge of the general Hltuiillen, and I had
thoroughly formuiated hit leus en iixiili-
jeetwhkhin new iHi'tipi lug se mill h ntti'li
lien, iioexprostoii Hympalliv ler llinte who
had Kiillcred me gicatly liy the sir I lie, unit
IiejhsI that (hoipiesllen would seen be Ketlled.
.Mr. i level mil Mill : ijiimr ami cjipllal
Inve no aiitagonlstle interest except for out eut eut
sieo null mist hiei out Iiilluenees and Inter
euee, Tliiiiu should be mutual tnuccssinus
and cnmpreiuis, whieh would reduce the
ell ellisjluef x'ilillc.il denresslim te coni ceni coni
pjratlve iiisignltlcani e. Wlienc-ipitnl, repro repre
sented by oerllnwlng vari-heuvt Minis no
market for Its production, or enlv n market
yielding less instead of g-.ilu, laljer should
sympalhle Willi Iho illllleiilly midaecommo midaecemmo midaecomme
date Itself te Iho ndcr-e clrciiinstanccs.
Capitd should iivlpus'ate by Muting Itt
prosperity. Itul the troubte seems te be Hi it
mlschleMiiis counsellers In the couliileuce of
lalmr prexcut mi loncessleu oulheuitof
the laborer, and waget nre reduced, w hen the
very llle of e.ipllal ilein unit It, null by slice r
force, mid waruisues ruderthitiiornlcleus
counsel trades unions are often at swords'
(minis with milliliters, when all fridlen
would be in ulilisl ir le.iseu and wiiiml bus.
nest Juilguieut wero nlletti d te pietall.-'
I IK hi It Vf IV l OIIK
Tlie liap Iloer Dpi lint anil lleitn llrnijif il llie
tl in rrinn Ijimnlci.
Yislerd.iv anerniHin n stranger hilling
fnuii l.iueistei. while under the iulluemoef
lliiierslrin k at Ch tries Kratl with u bottle.
In tlie in ukct house, when ICr.ill ressiiiiled
by I.iiih king him down. 'I he stranger was
in letted by High Censtable erger, who
pieuiplly ap eaiiil en the Mtne. or.
Ihi (Ii.
Any man who It gully of striking another
should Iti punished, lull if the pilsouerit
ceuiK!llitl In ssjud nut tline In the Yerk
le k-up, th it cert duly iseueugh te te.u Ii him
n less. hi. I'rnliablt uotewnlntho stite can
Isiist of the kind of. i lis k-up tint Yerk his.
Ills underneath tlie old Central m lrset house
and prlsniiers ire Just dreppisl down through
a trip ibsir in the fleer, where a iiiiiiiIh r nf
ceiiiptmi.iis generally aw dl them. It Is
f.inny In no an nlllier esert a prlviner te
the lin'k-up hi th it town, us the latter disap
pears mi siiildiiilv th it he seems te haiesiink
thieiigh the i-.irtb. Maut citizens of the
town hati long Ism warning Iho market
houe iciuetcd and a new lis k-up made.
. sinry ul lien Ituller
Whlle in Washington n row d ittae i.ui.
Ilutlei H.IW a until oef Iho de-ath of a tolun telun tolun
teerelUisM whesirted in hiseeniuiand in thu
lain war, and Kcallcil with a grim simle a
littloepinedeui whlill both figured. Tlie keep
crofthe Imtel clese te the pest where the
ceiiim mil ler the lline being wis slitieued
nine te (,en. Ilutlereneilav and complained
that the nlllier alludisl loeued himseter.il
lmmlitil ill 'II. us ler beard, Inrwhii lilietsiuld
get no .itisl.iLtinn. lien. Itutler lepiested
Hint tlie bill Imj pmpi rlt mnde out and sent
tuliiui III therciisin sent it under inter te
Iho deliuiiueiil debtor, with Iho fellow in,;
cuderKenieiit, te w lileh his sigualuie was at
taeliisl; "Ki-spis tlully relcrn d te Majer.
The in der general I'Miimindmg will Im glad
In be iuleriuid it tlieitusant rci-mi wliy an
eillter sorting under him -lieuld ls wearing
another m ill's Hush en Ills Imucis." The nexl
day Iho hotel keeper came with a J. it fill fai e
anil Informed .en. Until i Hut the long
standing bill lud Isn'ii paid.
I fie Origin nT Hie Hung.
'1 he bang, it Is uuderstixil, is guiug out et
the fislileu into wlm Ii itwat brought bt the
ehlldn n of the l'riin'uef Wales, l'coplewho
.tllecl te reg-ird the bmg as a mislern style of
halr-die-slng will be interested in learning
that it is decidedly old. Houghten, the artist,
in hit sketihin,; lambltu in Helland, de
scribing the tires or the women et Mail.cn,
says: "In a print In a Hutch Imuk et 17.17
tlieieKllie Mine fair liilr, cut in a fiinge
stniight ai ress the brew, and letel with the
etes seme eten seemed te leek through the
lunge with tin blight, sharp twinkle i.f i
beadt-etid skte teirier. Others hid the
Irlnge brought Tet il with the ete, .mil then
liriisliul up; tint nail a rather a;,Tis-iu' air,
belonging, prebihly, te tlie ciste or eligible
maidens, l.et these wlie fancy lb it thofringe
or Itang.is it is called in tinerlci Is a new
fahlim go te M iil.cn ami sic it in itt glory."
I n I nub it With the (.r.iinnl lin.;.
Kioto tlie l.ulHiiiuii lline
A resident of Xowm.iustewu icselted te
un out into tlie mountain and eipture, it pos-
slljle, that uiischioteiit I'lilinil, thu ground
hog, the authei of tills bid neither, as he
called it. He tracked our under a large
stoue.ind commenced te dig for the auliuil,
and e.iptiued Halite, but net before a tenl tenl
lile seullleensiiitl. The m in new Innksat If
be had lieen pushed tlimugh mi eight-liurse
(siwer Ihietliiug mulilne. He new holds
the animal eaptlte.iud it tiyhi-. te Uiuie it,
although he t it's lie is still stiibberu en the
wfillmi' iUosllen
.ttiin ?ttniM uf Hie It nipi'iiniie rnniil.
Many of the slate newsi,ipcri. me tilled
with aceeuu'.t of the rascal i Het uml imposi
tions el "Het. Mendlth, of New Jersey,"
whine hyiHHiisy was exposed In the Inii l.
l uii.M'i:!!, when he made Ids adteut at a
teiiiH.'ranu Itetuier in this iltj. It semis
that he opeiated hi I'aillsle eailyln thowlu thewlu
tcr, and around Wonnlet sburg, Ciunhci
land ceiuitt, tellei ted uml pin.keli.sl subscriii subscriii
tlent for an idhgid tempeianie piper, lie
issiisioetod of being the sauieih ip who was
accused el giess social iiniueralitiu.4 ill Ni it it
pert, l'a , in 1S70, and also in riiiiiiinatl.
Nivll Helen,
lleiu lliu 11 iK-.t mil Di iimi i.i I
While Jmlge Hetel- was leading his opin
ion in the butcheis' ami dreters' appeal thu
ether day, L.iu.ut Wcaiid icuiarked te mi
atleiitlte lis'enei ; "Oue would llilul. ten
w ei ea hog butt hoi," he said : " Ye," io ie io
tertod the lnditlilii.il addrussdt, "Judging
1 1 mil the ceinpiny by which I am sin sin
leumlid." liaintii;!. In a iulil,;c.
tliililliiclltliil.l iMIlt, lib l'lli
The Ot tor.iie was quite high tins morning,
and the Ice Meating tlewn stieam stiuek llie
tresile et the I'cacliboUein iallie.ul, and
washed nwat out) set nl trestles and liMiscnud
elheis The ti .tin west was uu.ible toeiest
ami returned toOxfeul this ineining. Tlioie
t,eieu uuiuliei'tit patsengeis who wcie com
pel led te wait until repairs, no mule.
Ilt'llil utll Itli"' tllil Age.
t loin Hit' ( hcstii t oeiity Ileiiiiici.it
Mis Widows, the mother et Hat Id
Widows of I.timltmdciry township, was
burled at l.ondemloi i y rriemls' iiiiilal
giniiml en 'lhuistlay. Diseased tt.is 1U2
toaiselago.
l lilt) Statliill llinlse.
Twenty-thriu Itslgeisauil two drunks weie
thn occupants of tlie station heusu last
uiglit. Tlie lislgers wero discharged ami tlie
drunks iniuinillcd.
One gasoline and nine git lights tailed te
bin n ln-tt night.
c.,v r. i. it. it. DiiiiintiM
l'he letlnwing tlliistnis hntu been ekstetl
(or the Columbia A Pert Deposit railroad :
President, AVIIII.im II. Wilsen; directors
Jacob Teme, (. II. Helierts I-diniuid Smith,
Wlstar MeirN, Alexander lllildle, N. P.
Shoitrltlge, J. N. Dubarrt, W. J Heward,
Hetiry D. Welsh, Jehn l Welherlll, Jehn
P. Omen, Wllllnui I Wklus
CALLKII IJACK TO LIFK.
snt.txii: sieuv Tei.it in .i vr.intv
ntryrr max.
tthlle Alriinl.t Iii Hie llintirsic or Diiltll He Is
llel-illli il lirnilsiliuintii'sli lln.giiid
bigC'rliniir lilt Sen IlieSi leui.
Iimi) Ktterli mill
On .Monday luuiiilng.Iehn Wlshului, father
of ene of Iho ninny families of Hweedt lit lug
id tlie ero mini's In Centra township np,r
Nettjiert, 1'eriy ceuuty, l'iu, wat taken
suddenly 111, and bufoieu physleliu could be
stiuimeiied lie died. His form wasceld nml
llgld, the lower Jaw fallen, and Iho ashy
piller of death mi the lace. Willi Iho usual
domeiistiatltonots el t lit Ir rnie, the family
gate loud expression! te their grief, thu
eldest seu in urlicuhir. He called en
hit lather le iiiinn back, and with
ilillleulty tvat letlralued bum ptos ptes
trallng himself upon the corpse. Hoping
te comfort Iho griol-strlckeu family by spirit
ual eonseliitlon, Iho resident clcigymuu re
in lined with them until two p. in. Then, as
he wns about loge away, thn son wns sol red
with another paint t sin nl grief mero t Intent
than ant preceding It. He threw himself en
tlie lioilyef hit father, embraced Mm, mid
plteeusly implored lilni te sjicnk oike mero,
ami net te lento him without a ic'uguitlnn.
As though thnngenlrcd tniie bad (rt'iiet rated
lliu silence of the ether world, thu lljit nl the
lather met oil, the etes opened nml cast u sad,
repre.ichfiil leek en the weeping me, and In
the well-known tnlce came distlm.tly these
words ;
"Oh, why did you call me luck 7"
At wsm as tho'.iwe-strickcil group could
rigiln (heir oeiiiiosiirii thuy inunedi.itely
aduilulsUred nnteiatltct te the patient.
When the clergynnn loll him he w.is tery
weak, but still allte, Tuesday he related his
experience up te the time he wat apparently
refilled te life.
Win il he lii.il he lirsl filt a sinking sensa
tion, knew etnrt thing that went en in the
room, out could net sH?.ik. llonext rcmein
bcretl Is'lng In a tlensed irkncst ami being
led by two hit islhlc forms, inetiugns though
Unallng In the nlr, Willi nothing nbote or
lieleit. 'tin n It seemed te git lighter etcrt
ineininl, and lie saw two li".iutlfiil, shining
forms en either sldeel him. He cx'sirleincd
n feeling of porfei t pe.n e and heanl the most
stMithingnntl ilclightlul iuuie. 'I lit) feeling
nf rest was the most noticeable thing in his
new slate, until It was dKurlsnl bt a telee
In 'nilii calling him. He felt a thrill nf ro re
giet, Iheu all lieeauie blink, ami he seemed
te be Kick In the old lulu-ncked tiedy again,
and eH'iilug his eyes he found his seu ami
family crting and calling en him te coiue
Uu k.
Mr. Wishelm litcd until Tuesilay, and
then died, ns his fnnily sincerely beliote, n
sixsiml tline. Whether Iho nun was in n
st meK', fiiun wldi h the pieiiiug Imuunta
lleiu of the family areiiM'd Mm, or whether
he had, indissl, been permlttisl te return
nfler a glume Inte the etlier world, noiiec-au
answer. One thing, howeter, is certain that
ler the -hi. oef nearly twentt reur hours, in
tliconlnlen nf tlie dmter, tin p liter uml the
family, and se far at outward indications are
ii guide, the man was dead.
If.lSOXC lSTAI.I..l1lth.
Tlllttt-r.hclilll tnielll .ti'inl.l el Un
11.
finiuil (iitllltll nl I'cilllMjIllinlu.
The thirty-eighth iimiiiil assembly nf ihe
M. I' grand council, nital suimr-exeelleut
ami sobs l in isiei of I'enust Itaiii.i, was held
in MiL-enlr h ill, this cilt, last eteniug. Alter
the usual ruiitli.e buslnevs hid lieeu trjns
aited, tlie Inlluwiiig ii.uuul elllters were in
stilled by I'asf 'Ihrliti -Most 'iilss.int (irand
Mattel l.eitei 1'. sht-ldel, of I'lttsbuig:
M. 1'. I.. Mattel -Je-cpli Ik I.ttle.
U. 1'. I). Ii. Master Oeo. . Ueulriik, r.
It 1. III. H. Master -fharlit It. IV.iiii K
It. 1'. O. 1". C. of Werk - Jehn U eting.
It. I', f). Treasurer .lames Drewn.
It. 1'. (.. Recorder Chariet l' Meym
t the ileyj of the assembly an clegint
bampiet, irepmed by Jehn Copland, tt.is
spicad in tee hauipicttuig lneiu te which the
iissemblt Kit tlewn and enjoted themselves
greatlt Hint 1 mils Is'lng snpplcmi nleil with
le.istt,"tHts bin, seiurs and stniit.
II 1 1-j tti ie Ii.iimII.". in Tlnli Iti).
Washington, wlietlicd in 17'.", weie nillles
en hissleetcs, and h dfeftlu men who signed
the Heel iratinu or llidepenileure woro'iow wero'iow wore'iow
tleied wigs. Jellersen sjwrtid knee brcithts,
mitlMidiMiu was pieud et hating worn a
suit or i lellies el American nuke at his in
auguration. Daniel Webster usually wero a
suit or sniill-brnwn color, witli a large soft
necktie. Mjitui Van Huien was tery lastid lastid
leut about Ids i let lies unit always appe.uetl
during the siiinuier in tlie whitest or white
duck Inn n. Ills clothes went cut in thn latest
style", and he were terv high stuck neckties
out of u hk h iH'cpetl his stamlingiellar, mak
ing Ms In, id leek like that or Jehn tlie Hap-ti-louaihuger.
nilrnwJueks nabedrcs-'il
well, theuL,h he did net m ike hit clothes
a gieal matter. Ilutrv Clay woie n twallow twallew
tall, and ii-Liudingciillarextmtag-.intly high,
.lames Hueh.ui.ui w.isnlwats tery pieeise In
his clothes
.it iirirsvin i i ..
imtiiii' i
. Itti.i'iliiut nt I'.liil Out I
lliu
lies! XI aril.Miil Iters.
WtsillMUON, l'eb. 10. Preill the sfjto sfjte sfjto
iniiitef expenses Incurred under tlie law
providing Inr the appointment of special
deputy in irsluls, snivrlsers and chief siior siier siior
tlsers el ilKtieus, suit te the
Iloii'tiel llepte-entatiies jesteiday itappears
tli.itel the sI,'i7.'.,01."i, v.lilclt hate Usui ul
plletl te that put luse, the-ewas expemletl in
the st no of New eik?0h0,7bs m fifty per
cent, nl the whole amount. This was div
tilliuttil lulwceii the Juili'd d districts as
follews: Soiitlieiu ilisiikt, fill i,12s; l'isteru
diMiiCt, K.lrVnl ; Nurlliein tlislikt; $k,0iie.
Setenleeu pel cent, went te the two Pcnii
s.tlt.ini.i tlistrii'ts uslolleiis; Laslcru, f.fl'),
sjl; westcin, fjn.ltri; total, 5.! in, l'l."i. M.issi
ihiisettteteu reiiilred te m'cuie peaceable
i lectiens t72,oeti, nl width We, ;2I tt.it used nt
llie last cltxtien.
Nos)itieu of lliu money was used in I on en on
net llfiit, lout, K uisis, Maine, Minnesota,
N'elinisk.i. Ni tad I. New II uupshiie, North
Carolina, Oiegen. Ithnde Island, Yciuieut or
Wisconsin, 'lliuie was usetl In Colerado ?.'e
in lSsO, iunl?77ulu Vikiiis.it in lbs I.
The t ilile Is ,n oxtremely lu'eiesting one,
uml It will allenl inuihstiiily te pnlitUlaiis in
ittaiulytlt.uid appliealien le ltH'.dities fur it
eompaiiseu nl lesults
An Atli'lV I'tllit lilt,
Nl.w llUKl Pel). 10. The iciiimis .it the
late Jehn Parselle, thetetcr.in neier, who had
been a le tiling iiit'iiibei et I nieii Sipiaie
temiMUt' ter leirs, t it buried te-day in
Greenwood temetery, Tbefiiiici.il sort lies
w 10 held at " The I.i'tle Chinch Aid mil
llie Cemer," Het. Dr. llotighleuoHieiallug.
A tnltiitil lilll Ittlllti'il te lleatli.
Cim'IN.nvii, Pel, 10. V tenement hoiise
occupied by a eoleiotl family wat binned
here last night an I .Nellie Hi lie, agetl twolte
tears polished in the llauies
At flit Simp Hutu,,'.
Thoiewero 1,10 n.tiens of soup distributed
ut thu soup hoiise te tint.
Ne Hut) let i tiu! tin Ct leaf..
Paiiis, l'tb. It). The lomuiittee et the
t.'haiuls'i el Deptltiei has lejcitetl the pin
pi ml te lin reisu the tltity en cereals
licntli or tllnl.lcr I imiiU'n M lie.
I.n.tiies, Pell. 10. Mrs l.ottell, wlfe or
Unlteil Status Minister Lewell, died te-day.
n I.iiIimi II Itl.niit ii llrtter.
In Heading en Wednesday a lallieatl Irani
dashed lliretigli the city at -a high rate of
s I Hied, .mil tlie lliem.tii did ueldiscnter thu
Ciiusn until he hud entitled ileitu te llie ten -dcruud
entered lliu cub, where he discovered
IliA murine,, .7 11 .1 iliii'W 1 .'liifp ltiivitikilii
' nl his im-t. He hatl been stiuek en the head
by n platform ut a water tank down the read,
aud U net cxpeuted te live.
A lll'.IAUli; OF II1U.S.
Tim Milliner In tVblrli llin lliirrlsliurg bKlla.
inniriit Iii llirlr Time
II tuitlsiu'iKi, l'a., Teh. It. In tlie Heute
the following Mils wero fatemhly rc'siitcd!
Aptireprlatlng fW,H for the establishment
of a home for disabled nml Indigent soldiers
by ncouiiiilssieu consisting of the goterner,
amliter-generiil, state trcitstiier, ene snniter,
twoiuemberxof Iho Hoiise ami tline sol Hers;
topretcnllho employment of lemali labor
nbetit inities ami manufactories ; te enable
citizens of tlie Unllcd Stntes mid Penusilva.
ilintoriieratlont te held real ctLite ami con
toy the lllle wlilch bail Isien laid by aliens
or foreign corisiratleus
Hills were InlrediiKtt making llinlted part
nership associations, orgniiletl for iiinnufae
luring or mercantile purisites, taxablu under
tlie geneial rotuilie ;u'is ; prohibiting telo tele
ginph eeiupinles or Imlltidual owners of
telegraph lines freimliarglng n gieater rate
for transmitting any telegrams within the
slate than the minimum rate or rates te any
(mint eutside the state, imposing n icnalty of
f 1,000 ; reipilrlng alllncorieraleil banks, In
cluding national liunks, te in ike nnuiial rt
xirls te the auditor general, under n penalty
oril,net)j te require railroad companies te
build leuccs flte ftet liluli along their tracks.
The bill for the organization of cM)ienitlte
societies Intitsluped by ltolierlseu, of Allo Alle
gheny, wns passed second reiding nfler a
sis cell by lis author, declaring Hut It would
ilenwtit with Hnuiillsm ami strikes.
The bill te make the owner of a building
liable fei injuries te persons, because el In In
siilllcleut means of escape, tt, is pissed tsind
reading, when the Heute adjourned.
Tlie Sen ite enjoyed most of Hie session in
discussing the bill te punish wlfe-bealers.
Among the bills pissed Dually were the
following; Te cnlnrge the cems;tency of
defendants or witnesses In criminal cases; te
authorize commissioners te make contracts
for the collection of forfeited rivegnir-incf s
mid flues; te give jictlliencrs for thartert of
Incorporation of the first class the right of
appeal te the supreme court.
The goterner has signed the Mexican
lenIen resolution ami tliohenateconturrrod
in the resolution nking Congrets te retire
ttcneral tlrant.
Fim muKiiei.Dr.n's i',nt.n:i'
HUdclbsiiigh i-alletl up in the Heute to
day the bill te furnish fuel, etc., te
thu prlsnnkeeper of Lancaster county
free nf cost. There being constitutional el.
Jtstlens, Heidelbaiigh hatl It lMWtxincil.
Hreslus iutrisliteed ene for the roller or
!;liz.ilM.th Helt7el, of Liucastcr county,
widow of Jes Iteitel, a soldier of the war or
1S12.
In Iho "sen.ite te-tl ly Oebm intreduied a
bill ler the euro or public mad-, and appro appre
pi kiting fl,VH.m.
siri.'AMM! te aoeit it;. 1 1 ten.
The
lliiir.hiK Cli tk nf the
utrrlnr Otllre tin
tlie Hack.
WAsiii.Mntiv, l'eb. 11). Hen. W. Hvans,
the disbursing i lerk or the Interior depart
ment, was berore the Heuse committee en
t'iislens, bounty and kick pay this forenoon,
and exhibited his Isieks in testimony, show
ing that all of thu legnlar and special em em
peoyes or the pension olliie were regularly
iiiul continuously paid dining the present
presidenti.il c.impiigii.
The cli 1 1, hating in ih.uge the per diun
and cxN2nses; aiieiints or sjH'cIal and ether
cinpletees h.is Iieen hiibiiened te appear be
fore the cemmittee tt itli his records It is the
luUutieu or the committee le ascot tain ir
money tuts paid en expenses or per diem te
nnv emplot'e tthile they were ensaged in
polities
Clntf Cimitteck, et the Western illw-ien
puiislen elllee, teslitletl bel'ore Iho coinuiiltce
tivsl ly Hint he lud net gn en instructions te
speci il ex.'imineis te tlefer in iking rejections
of claims for pensions until after the elections
as hid lieen stated by witnesses liefoie the
teuimittce. He tlcnled all ihargcs which
hid licen prererretl te Iheellect that thoetllco
was usctl te promote the intuiotltef the He.
publican candltl.ites
I mniAMiv
i'Levrvi i.
'It.iireml lltnrls I iilttit Iii
.pile of t'urt'lltal
Objection.
nniTMBn, Mass., Peb. It". On Tucsd.iy
last Herbert Tat lei, a law student IS years
old, and son of Majer Nathan Tailor, n itell
Uieiinistauccd clothe!, olepetl with Neni II.
fioetlln, mi accomplished and wealthy lady,
ugetl 1'), tlaughter of u retired luauiilacturcr
living hi Hrbtel, It. I. Tlie eung people
foil in let e with cueh nthei during a nscnt
tisit el the lady te the house of her aunt,
Mis C. P. Stetcns, wife et Tat let's In In
structei in law. Theii clepeiiRiit grew Irem
etlerts iiiade by Miss (..oedin's parents te
cfject a nub h between her and PiaukW.
Green, who though ntteithy man, tt.is les
suitable, te her toste than Tailor was. They
couple Journeyed separately te Pieildcuic,
met at tlie Dorreuco house ami went thence
te Uosteu, when neus of their luarriage was
telegraphed te the biide's lelatites.
7iii:.v;ir eki.:.i.s
s;iutr.
A I'luliililllly
Tliilt Hie (mtfritiui'iit Mill
Coiue te Its Ahl.
WisniMHev, Peb. 10. Mr. Pullet, et the
suIm oinnilltee of the Heuse leiuiniltct) en
apprepii itlens, hating under consideration
the preposition te grant mi addition il lean of
5.V,oe() te the New Oilcans exposition, mis
asked tot lay bynreprosenUitiienf tlie l.'nitisl
Press if the lean would be let iimmemlcil te
the Houseby the lull committee.
"I tt eultl net siy that an absolute linn et
J.VKyxiO will Iiu recommended," he replied ;
but I think thore it little deiibl thnt we will
pi et lde seme means for icl let ing the manage
ment or llie exposition of llie debt K it laboi labei
ing uiitler."
Director General Hurku It is eiitlently
pursii uleil thu uimiuittie Hut something
must lie tleuu and it seems teivlikelt Hut
Ceugiess will pret lde ter paying the ptesunt
intlebtedniji, of the exposition
13.O00 .Intl-Miis r I'rnlests.
W.tsiiiNtirti.N, Pel). 1'.'. Theeougiessieual
uiuiuiissleu luting charge of the urrango urrange
nients for the dedication el the Mishiugten
monument hate tecelvetl a piinti'tl prolest,
ilaiinlng te be signed bt IkutM n ones,
against allow ing the. tl.isenie seilely te ut-
liclputn in thoceieiueniui. Tlie pt titieu sets
feith that tlie Masens .no no mere entitled te
such distinction than the Hibeiuiius or any
etlii'i seen t enler. They say the stene suit
by the pepe ler the monument was broken
iipmidtiirowiiintliePotiimic.mil they ask
why Catholics uie snitbbetl ami Pree Masens
honeietl.
I'll. rs llfferti thu I'liiilnii Itnaiil.
II VIIHIMll'im, Pek 10 The biMld et m
tlnns held u session this meinlng, at tthkli
the iiinainderef thecaset 11111101' iiiiislileru-
tieu nud the conclusion ic.iehed weie us fol fel
low s :
Pri'derick P.built, Plulailelphi.i, larceny,
rehearing granted ; Thus 11 uiley, Lii7urnu,
lebbety, lefused ; Chas. Hiiggs, Philadel
phia, luiittler in the llrst tlegree, tllscus.sed
uml uxainiiietl into at It ugth uml lield under
atliiseiueiit ; Chas P. McDonald and .las P.
Piuw linger, Columbia, lehbtuy, held under
atliisement; Titos. II. Cluley, Allegheny,
lei gory, held under udtiscnunt.
lutl (.'nlintaliles Itlllt-il lit 11 I he.
l.eMHiN, Peb, 10. Thu Kiiugtleii lotion
mills ut Hlael.btirn were binned teila.i.
The less Is 5100,000. I'lte isiuskiblui were
killed during tlie progtets of the flre by
nulls falling en thuiu. Set oral of tlie em em
peoye) of the mills who were within the
buildings ut tlie tline the llie started nre
reported a missing.
A FIKK IN PHILADKLl'llIA.
I.1V1.S lAIST AXIt 3IVCII VAIAfAllht:
vnevr.HTr cexhvmi:ii.
A lliillilhig It till ii Thren-sliiry l-innl lulla
At till a (nub Killing Tmi Mni-TIm
I'nrii r.ittianije .Nallciniit Hunk
i:utcliieil Iii I lame.
l'liii.tiini.i'itiA l'eb. 111. At li.tt) o'cle k
Ihls meriiliig II re was disco tered In the 11 ve
story brick strut ttire, Xe. I2 Chestnut street
ecetlplctl by Htotensoii A. Ce., Octr. V Strat Strat
teu, ltteliiirtl A. Hit the ami Oarsed A. Ce., nil
dealers In cotton mid wool. Soen alter Iho
dailies worn tllscetcretl the tire hurst from the
tipjicr wlndewsnud the front of Ihrce stories
HU out with a crash. Many supposed that
nn explosion hail Liken place, hut II is net
yet known whether there wnsnny explosion
In the building or net. When thu wall fell
a lalsirer wliose iiamn is said le le
Jehn McKay, was engaged in reuietlng
a safu from mi adjoining building. He
was Instantly killed by the (ailing brit ks
and set cr.d persons weie also injured. The
herse nltiiLhcd te a liose curt standing in
front of the building, was nlse killed.
'I lie Haines spread fast te Nes 11 and Vl
Chestnut street, nml are new burning tlcrcely.
The fermer is tx-cilplctl by Irw in C. Heatty A,
Ce., tlealer in worstetl yanis, ami the latter
by (iee. II. Mel'mldm iV Ce., cotton dealers.
The adjoining building en the west Is Iho
Cern Hxchaiige National bank, northeast
corner of Second nud Chestnut streets, tlie
reef of which Is new en lire. A general
alarm has lscn sounded. Tlie lest cannot
new Ije estimated.
Tin: mi;v kii.i.i:d.
The moil killed nt the flre this ineiniiif,
were Jehn McCerinlek, tlrltcr of liose cart
N'e. 22, mid J. O. Hlylcr, ngetl 18 jeart, who
was pissingntthethuc. Hlylci resided at the
American hotel.
n rr.e ni no heck f.ts aniuiem xvct'Di,i:s.
The flames extended ncrossthe back build
ings te Ne. 17 .Seuth Second street, occupied
by Hemer A Sen, toy merchuiiLs In the
upper lloers of this building thore was stored
a large amount of llie crackers, rockets,
ltem.iu camllet, lieliibs nud ether kinds nf
works About 1030 iu in. tlie crowd of pcople
en Second street wero startled by a series of
explosions An Instant later the sky-rockets
ami Hniiiju candles were sheeting colerod
lights out of all the windows into tlie street.
The following were injured by fallinj;
walls: .las llieket, nged IK, a clerk ; Henry
Se.it ers, a lalsjrcr; Philip Streng, residing in
ene of the bui nod buildings
it is estimated that the louses will aggro aggre aggro
gate net lest than from J.TOO.OeO te J500,IHX).
Tin: IIVMAOK IIOMJ,
The busiucss establishments en the south
side of Chestnutstrcetth.it were damaged by
the water with width they had been deluged
for their protection tteie : Ne. 121, Themas
DeUm, liquors, and I M. Whllden A Sen ;
Ne. 130, William Simpsen's Sens A Ce.,
prints etc., Samuel lllildle A Ce., J. l.
CreighACt.; Ne. 1.12, Kichard Willi iitiseu
ACe.,Jamet I. Wtsslwartl't S'ent, Jnmi.t
W. A'etlges ; Nes 17 and It) Seuth Second
street, fancy goods damaged by water and
llru in then tear; Na l." Seuth Second, Pit
kin A Theniis, harness, etc., damaged bt
water. The Cern nxehauge bank hatl itt
nsif burned, but sustained no ether damage.
It was compelled toeleso up for the day.
The tlnunge en south sltle of Chestnut street
mainly by water, extends along the stores of
Taussig A Tajlei, xtoels ; James H. .Mitchell
and llie ethers illicitly mentioned; Ne. 119
Chestnut street, Thiclen A Sen's stock of
v.irn goods tins completely destroyed ;
; Ne. I
117 Schclback A Ces, nuallue dies, ete was
also destroyed. At the corner Randelph A
Jenkins escaped ;:i2 Letla street HitlilleA Wcis
dje stulls and chemicals, was damaged by
water; Ne. 30 LetU street, II. K. Hennet A
Ce., j-anis, etc., damaged by xtater; Ne, 2s
Letia street, olllee entranee of tlie Camden
Wtsil Ce., also damaged. This thin had n
large stock in the building, Ne. 117 Chestnut
street, which xias destroyed; Ne. ,13 Seuth
Second street, adjacent te the bunk, was . I.
N. Uunend's lea store, completely deluged ;
Ne. 51, an establishment for manufacture
of signs, was also washed out,
EKIOKTSIO I.XTIMIL'tsfl rill. l'UMl.
Aftei the alarm had been struck and before
the liremen arritcd there was great exeito exeite
ment in the neighborhood, and the cry of
'lire" xias shouted down the street. Mr.
Halls, or Iho ill 111, J. II. HUlinglen and Mr.
Hhltlle, of the (inn or Hitldle A Wcls.s, pro pre
cutcd half a de.eu hand grenades
which were thrown into the llauiet supposing
they Mould oxpledo.ind extinguish it ; witli
these they reached the upstairs of Ne. 125,
and the Heur tthcre the llie was making
Lipid headway. They piled 011 the grenades
without any 1 licit in quenching the llamcs
ami Mr. lllildle mmle 11 narrow cscnpe
through .1 second story window.
The dailies are supposed te be uuiler con cen con
tiel, though many of the building uie still en
lire.
A New link Tumi Xlslttil.
Tuev, N. Y., Pck 10. A llru burned out
the Gurley building, Pulton street, early this
morning ui.d destroyed the stock of Coen A
Ce., cellars and cutis, nntl of the J, Lorey
Pine eeiup.iuv, leather uml rubber belting.
Tlie losse 011 the building nntl stock will
reach f 12,000, nearly coteied by Insurance.
Thu ladies of "Tlie Devils" com pany tiere
stepping in tlie Hvcrett liotise, adjoining the
burning building, and weie greatly alarmed.
11 1 ms Jieusi: was vi.eii.x- vr
I'i tullar Mi-tlinilii li) Mliltli te sun,, a
IjiiiiI 1 reuble.
Peutlimi, Oregon, l'eb. 10. The land
trouble which is supposed te be the roast u
for blowing up Jno. II. Stenger's heuse by
dynamite, cime about us billews: The titlu
el the Wushlngteu colony, of which he Is
piesideut, te lertalu land, was disputed
by a large iniiulier of settlers, xihe occupied
tlie laud alter it had been taken up, but tem
porarily abandoned by the colony. Tlie set
teors met and demimled concessions I10111
the colony it hleli wero refused. The colony
then sobed 0110 of the Slenger brothers uml
attempted te held him ns a hostage, uml did
In tad held Mm. Some sort et compromise
wasollectod. Thore was 110 luither tiouble
till the night when Stengel's empty heuse
was blown up, undoubtedly ntanuthei mount
el bringing the loleuy te terms
iieuner) llaluiitcx.
Wasiiimiiun Pek 10. In thettcasuiy to te
d.ij : Gobi niiti mid bullion, fr2as,00il,G77 ; sll
ver dollars and bullion, f 15)1,118,10! ; fi ac ac
teonal sllter coin, f.10,lll,.ViO; rnltcd Slales
notes fl",.t.Vl,Oil.l; national bank netes, fo, fe,
,V.i,.1tl2 ; ilepesits with nation il bank deposit
ories, flO.iril.len. Total, $l02,2s4l,Ss. Cer
tiliuitus outstanding, geld, f 112,770,010; silt er
i 111, 132,0a I ; euireney, JJ0,tw; Internal
levcnue retelpts 211,101; customs, fl7t,t7B.
NutnralOus Kiiliisluii.
Cixvr.t.AM), Peb. 10. A si'clal fietn Ash
laud, Ohie, stitet that an explosion of natural
gut took place at Harber this morning,
whoieby oneiiiun wat killed uml two ethers
fitully injuied.
Te .lull for Tit i nt j Vt.tr.
Nl.w Yum:, Pek III Jeseph M. Witt,
ceiivKted of 111 mslaiigliter In killing Dat id
Scelt, wassBiitcuced ttiday In twenty 1 curs'
impilseuiiient.
wr.ATiirn mxiuva riexs.
Wasiumite.v, Pck lil Per Iho" Mlddle
Atlantic states, lair weather, nertlieily winds
In southern jxirtien, westerly winds In north
ern portion, nearly stationary, followed by 11
tllght rite In temperature.
tVVOHTA!, TVUHTAI. IIAUIHWX.
Nliern the Pii.tnm.trr Mny llrtaln IVrs He.
rlrtl Inr Miiiipjt (Infers
llLouMiMiirey, 111., 1'tk lii.The Koino Keino Koine
w hit noted e.ise ngalnst Oce. 1'. Dick, post pest post
uinster of this city, te recetcr f l,!H)0 reUlued
by flick ns inoiiey ertlcr fees, was brought le
n Dual decision yesterday. I.clleis received
from the iNistmaster general by Dick's attor
neys, w he nlse represent eighty etlier hsU
in isturs of llie llrtt-class efllces similarly
clmrgisl, siatn that the tlopartineiit hatl con
cluded te render n ilecisleu In Dick's fater
without siillurlug the ease te go le the su
preeo court, thus ratifying the decision or
tlioUiiltcilStalcsclrcnllisiurtntCliIcsige. This
clslun ntleets Irem o(iii,eiri te $l,noe,ooi) In
lees, nud the 80 iHistm.vsters w heiu It touches
nre allowed te keep the ameuuls they re
tained. It establishes an Important prece
dent. IKATtyO 1 OH Oh'lltt.
KlltliKell.t Mneity TrIN lluir Itlliks Jtijr Ile
Mmle llelirlltl.lt 1,1 lliel lirlnll lit.
Nr.tv YenK, Cob. 10." I Inte recoiled
soverul Inquiries about tlie morality nf sknt
Ing rinks" si'd Afoeily, Uie evangelist, at
the ret Itnl meeting at Newark, N. J., yesler
tlay. "I hate only this te say, Uiat tt here
the godly and the ungodly iulx,lhogedly are
going te stiller. A brewer ence told inn he
would gite up making liquor if I would And
a passige in the Hible ngalnst Its nse. I
turned te the Hible and re.nl, 'Whatoter
you tle, de It for llie glory of Ged.' Then I
sild, ' If you can make your stull nml pray
etcr It for the glory of Ged and tlie blessing
of mankind, nil right.' I nay the rumn about
roller skates If you pray etcr it nntl sknte
for tlie glory of Ged It Is all right."
Sriivillenal Shunter hulls.
CosciiecTON, Ohie, Tcb. 10. Quite a
sensitleiul slander case has been
trletl here during tlie st week. The chief
parties nre well-to-de farmers of Crawrerd
township. Tlie plaintin, Mrs Drcsehcr, It
the eldest daughter of Mr. Geib, and was
in irrietl Ihrce j'ears age. About a year age
herbrolhei Jehn married n ilnughterefMrs
Seigel. The union wat an unhappy ene and
a separation was obtained. Tills caused bad
feeling between the two families The hus
liand attacked the tharaelcr of the dotertetl
wile, who sued for nntl obtained $700 dam
ages The successful philutlir was then sued
by Mrs Drcsehcr ler li.it ing alleged thai her
husband Geib had admitted he lud unnatu
ral relations with Ms sister, Mrs Dreselier,
A terdici for ?W0 lias just been obtained.
erf ren Tin: wau.
The Coldstream faiinnM (ilten lltiilspceil en
TlnlrtV.i) teSiiakin.
Londen, I'eb. 10. The Celdsticiui guards
departed from Westminster te-day en route
teSuakln, hating been ordered out In ser
vice In I'gypt. As the icghucnt iinrcheil
through the streets en te tlie place of em
barkation, the men were cheered tthile iela
tltes and friends of many or the privates
breke through the ranks and embraced and
wept etcr llieiu. Men anil women sobbed
bitterly nt parting, ami in my a tnuihlugstcne
between methci and son, husli.mil or wire, or
let or and sweetheart was noted. As the sol
diers embarked the band played ''Auldl.ang
st'iie" and "Heme Sweet Heme."
Indirlnl fur l'lrtttnj; Scuatur Sharen.
S.t.s I'liANcisce, C.il., I'eb. 19. G. W.
Tiler leading counsel Ter Mrs. Hill Sharen in
the Hill-Sharen ditorce case, M.rxGumpel,
thehamlwilting expert, I. C. Cashmau and
J. T. McLaughlin, hate been iutlictcd by the
stale grand jitiy for implication In obtaining
f20,000 from Senater Sharen's counsel for the
spurious document known ns the Tyler-
ijumpel contract. icLaughliiiliasubscemled
xt itli the money. The Hiree ethers hate
surientlcred, but lute liecn released en
kail.
A lliiten for the Jlliiriiieiin.
Te'CteN, Arizona, l'eb. 10. The Mermen
leaders it he arritcd here say that the got get got
ereor el Senera, Mexico, has glten the Mor
mons the right te settte in the Yoquire coun
try. They represent that it is ene of the
richest farming sections in the world, thnt It
lias un nbiindauce of water, Hut cetlee, cot
ton, pine applet, oranges, lemons and tobacco
flourish there, and that en the feet et the
hills of Sieir.i M.ulre wheat, corn and kirley
can be grew 11 te ierfcctien.
riitlan's Arrltal In Kaunas Clt.
K.iNt.it Cm, l'eb. Ill Capt. Themas
Pliclan, accompanied lij- his wife, reached
here from New Yerk last night. They en
tered 11 carriage 011 their arrival and quietly
diote te the work house east of the city,
it here Phclau is superintendent. A ropeucr
callc.il en Mm. He talked about himself and
the dynamiters se guardedly as te raise the
preemption that the prosecution of Short
will net be pushed xi Itli much xiger, at any
rate by Phclau.
A Wealthy Man's XV ill.
Mn.WAUKi:i:, Peb. 10, The will erthe lute
S. S. Merrill tins tiled yesterday. IlisosUite
is xalucd at S775,000, the real property at
StfiO.OOO and the personal at M75,OO0. Te his
widow he bequeathed the homestead, etc.,
?100,0u0 and tlie annual Interest en 200,000.
Ills sisters, Marimltcjlh, of Concord, Mass,
and Chrlstiue Walker, Milwaukee, and Ids
brother, Moses W. Merrill, liosten, Mill re re re
colte annuities of $500 during thelr lives
Thu test ei hlspieperty gees te his lour ehll
ilicu. Saltt Stio XV114 Assaiiltctt uml Iteblirtl.
Ni:w Yeiiir, Pcb. 10. Mrs Henry Hrewn,
who Hits ever 11 stere Ne. 1,274 Third
atomic, was assaulted and robbed early 011
Monday morning by Ihrce men who lud
first broken Inte ami robbed thu stere be
neath. She claims two of the men held and
gauged her xtliile a third assaulted her. She
yesturday itluntilied Ihrce men who hate
boenurieslod en .suspicion. They lite in the
neighborhood. Thuy admit belus oil the
pteiulset, but deny assault.
l'reics te Ile a 111,; s, if 1) Itiililicr.
i:i.Mlti.t, N. Y., Pcb. Ul One of the
Osceola, Pa., bank rebburs In jail horeproios
te be Chariet Lew rie, a dosierato criminal,
known all etcr thoceuutiy as'as.itu blower.
He is wanted in Cleveland, for killing u
marshal who attempted lean est Mm whlle
committing a burglary, lie has also a list
of crlntes te answer for in Canada.
A Min'sitfTenUtirilmluriiiiif).
Nt:w YtiitK, l'eb. Ul V., P. Westen, thu
Iietlestrkin, r.rrungud fertiseiies of military
test of endurance in walking. The contest
takes place in Madisen Square garden in
May. A host of prominent citUens lute lJ lJ lJ
tome iiiteiested in Westen's plan ami will
assist Mm hi carrying it out,
A Sensation In 11 Skating Ittitk.
Clf.vel.vnii. Ohie, Pel), it'. A siiccial from
Alliance, Ohie, nays n. it oil known married
woman of that place, n few eieuings nge,
gave birth le twins In a roller skating riulc.
She refused te h.iiehcr skates t.il.en oil lie lie lio
cause shu was enguged for the next inush.
Alliance Is excited 01 er it
Will See Hie Tiling Out.
Caiue. Pck 10. Cel. Denisen, nt tlie gev
erner general's body guard, Cel. Kenutdy
or the 00th Wluiiiqieg Yeluntitim m.d Sur
geon Majer Nelsen of the teyagcrf, will at
their own request remain In the Soudan till
the clese of the campaign.
A I'ltililtiltnry I.liiiur Aliiiiuliiitnt.
Lxnsine, Mich., lVk 10. Hy an exactly
two-third vete, the Heuso yesterday agreed
te submit a prohibitory liquor amindinent
te the peeple. It villi probably fall In the
b'euate, howsver.
VKOCKKDINGS OF CONGUUSS.
iiu; si:xatj: liAMMEitisu away at
tiu: vi:s .veixili ntt.u
i:i-triialnr reslrr'n lla.l Arrrilrtl Meney for
thn Ihiiiigiiml t'rrciiuiii' lllxntillltlrt Ite-
niutril-llin Teins fncllle IjiiiiI (Ininl
rtirlrllurn Werk of tlie Heme.
W.tsni.MiTe.v, Pek 10. In Iho Honate to
il ly en motion of Slieriu tu, a motion was
adopted iieccpllng a bust or ox-Scnnter
liiifnyctle H. Petter, of Connecticut, and
providing that It ba pluicd en a sultahle
leilestal In tlie room of the Iee president.
Hills wero imssed removing the political
dlsiblllties or Win. Jf, Onnlncrnuti A. H.
Montgomery, of Georgia, and Alex. W.
Starr, of Virginia.
TlioSenntenlsondopteda Joint resolution
appropriating &2,tVHl te defrny tlie e.xlwnses
or the Joint cougresIonal cemmittee en the
inaugural luiomenyt
The bill le quiet titles of sottlers en the
DesMolnei rlter lands, was laid borero the
Senate, ami l.iphmu considered tlie reuiarks
In opiMisltlen lothe moasiire.
At 12:15 a vete tins taken, 011 motion of
Mnphmii, looking te Iho rofereneo thu ques
tion involved in thu bill, te the courts for ad
judication and It was Iest,iiyes l'J.nays 20. The
Sen.ite nlleretl us a new section te tlie bill
a projtesltion that icrsens new holding lands
iuiolied sltallls) reimbursud should the laud
Is) taken Irem them. Upen tills the senator
speku further.
lloferouxotownsioachcd Mr. JluPiorsen
sihi thnt to-inerrow he would meve loin lein loin
detlultoly jiostiieiio the bill; il was almost
imposslble for the bill lobecoiuualawdurliig
this session, 01 en should the Seiuite pass It.
Lnpliam said he would eheerrully yield te
the senator te make that motion new. Mho
eiler was accepted unit n motion was inntle
but tlctcatetl by the Vote or uyus 'il, nays 32.
The question then recurred en tlie lelm lelm lelm
btirjcmoutef the piuscnt land holders, but
llie hour of ene o'clock hating arrlictl, the
chair laid berore the Sen.ite the next special
order.
Vnil Wyck nievetl that the Semite prei-ccd
te coiitltler tlie forfeiture or the Tex.is Paoille
laud grant.
Mr. Plumb advocated llxlug 11 tline at
which a vete could be taken en the Des
Moines riter bill. He did net think that the
bill should- absorb the morning hour any
longer.
The Sen.ite thou, nt 1:03 p. m., took up the
bill declaring llie forluitnre of the Texas Pa
cific land grant.
sBNATen moiiean ren urn reitrutTunt:.
Mr. Morgan moved .it an amendment ad
ditional tedious relegating the decision of the
questioned titlu of lliese lauds te the United
Suites circuit court of the northern district of
Texas and making it duty of tlie United
SUitcs attorney te bring suits Ter thu adjudica
tien or the same. He announced that hu
would vete for this bill whether tlie Semite
adopted his amendment or net ; lie bellutud
this grant ought le Isj ixistpencd, and was
qultosure that tlie Texas Pacific railroad hud
net turned oue feet of laud embraced In the
gianL Ile further bclietcil tlie attempted
transfer of this laud grant le the Southern
Pacltlu railroad company was se far
In 1 lolatieu or the laws of the United States
and of public ieli jy, that It could net become a
valid transter without tlie sinct onel Congress.
Whilst holding these t low s, hew ever, hu con
tended en general principles that all these
questions of titles te publie lands shall be
decided by courts, and net by mi iict of Con
gress, and he Instanced the protracted
debate oil llie Dcs Mnlucs rlxer kinds as uu
illusti.itleu of the 01 it that followed from
a failure te pursue this course.
lr.icpetllu4 of llie lle'ttr.
Ill Iho Heuso te-day the Wednesday ses
sion ended and the Thursday session began
at neon. The rlt or and harbor bill was read
from beginning te cud. Hills xteie passed
for n.$lue,000 publie building at Key West,
Pl.t, and for a f 1(0,000 structure in Auburn,
N. Y.
An amendment te llie river and harbor
blcl was adopted te thectlcct that the lovces,
at the mouth of llie Mississippi trlbiiUrle',
should net 1)0 constructed te reclaim lauds
and preteet prlvate preperty, but might be
constructed In carrying out plans of the com
mission. ST1UKINO OUT lIOe'HU I,i:alSLAT10N.
The Senate cemmittee en appropriations to
day completed the postal appropriation bill
ami reported it te the Senate. All the
legislation incorporated in the bill by
Iho Heuso is stricken out This Includes
Mr. Ilingham's amendment llxlug the limit
of first-class matter at ene eunce Instead of n
half-euntss, ami reducing the rate ou second
class matter (new spapers, etc.)
SVT HACK. OH XXOLAXJh
Tlie Wliole I'laii or Gen. AVelsIcr's Cainpalsu
About te lie Cliaiigctl.
LoNneN,lob. 10.-I!spatchesre.ulatlhexvar
elllces this forenoon from Kertl indlcate that
the it hele plan or Gen. Wolesloy'd cimpalgu
lias leen changed and that the change amounts
te a general retreat of ndvance columns el
English troops.
Gen. Hrackcnbury's advance en Bcrber
lias been abandoned, and lie tv.ll probably
retuni te Kertl at spoedy as possible, CeU
Bullet's column is destined for tlie same
point which, when a Junction ortheforeoij
has been accoinplhhed, will form the front of
the British line.
Bodies of troops villi also bocencontratod
at Ilcbbeh and Kossrest Lord Wolstey will
probably leturn te Caire In order t,e direct
the dispatch of further rolnfercoinentfi te the
trout, and also that he may be in closer com
munication witli tlie home authorities
GlutUtene lleclnrr IIU I'lirpeti',
LoN'ueN.Fob. 10. Varliament rousseiublod
ttwlay. Mr. Gladstone in reference te a
question concerning the Egyptian policy of
the get eminent, stated that the determina
tien 011 the part of hlmself and colleagues le
evcntually ovneuate Egypt remained un
changed. Ile would net say that this ovent
would occur until the honor or England has
been x indicated, and with this object Lord
Wolesloy had been erdered te oupture Khar
toum elther new or in autumn.
Gladstene denied In most emphalic tonus
the responsibility or tlie ministry for Cleiieral
Gorden's death, and Mid that vvlieit all the
circumstances lud been laid (icfore the
Heuse, he liulieicil the lourse of the govern
ment would be cntleiscd.
At the conclusion of Mr. Glndstone's re
marks Sir SUllerd Noithceto, leader, gave
feiinnl notlee that the oppiKWitlen xveuld
picscntnii address te her majesty, llie Queen,
culling her attention le the utter fallme of the
policy of tlie present get ornmeiit In lis deal
ing witli foreign nations, particularly m
111:1 ui.r or tiu: j:xjtj:s.
A llluitlyltlet lletireru SaMli'rt and l'rUelten
In lintcrn hlljerlu.
LeMm.v, Puk la Advices Just rrcelve I
from Irkutsk, ill Eastern Siberia, are te the
cllect that a large number of ftusslaii cxtlwi
them had roielted. butwore Biilxlued aIVjr
dosiierale contest Nine seldleru and thirty Vy
exiles iteru killed auu ninny wure xieuiuiuu , 1
ou both sides Gicat excitement pntvalied,, ,,
but allalis are new qulet, although a number '
of Iho unruly fear swift punishment '
I'.t.lln tlm IcoTwDiity-reur Heur. fi i
Nkw Yeiik, l'ek 111 The bteamcr Narr Narr
gunset, of the Kteiilngtiiu line, arrived at )wr
plorvesterday, after ljlngfctuckfat ill Um J
iee for 21 hour She leve n large holeln
lier bow whlle forcing a ivage through, but
did net leak. Some of the neuud ste mSrii
areUaptUjuetl.
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