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VOLUME XXNO. 187.
LANCASTER PA., WEDNESDAY; APRIL 8, 1885.
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THE DEAD DICTATOR.
OtlAVltlC HKETVIl OF llAltllUhV, tllK
nvLbY axd "Heis."
A Man Who llttled Willi it Iruu Ilnlut Ills
Lera-Mahing, SIrrlj;ij iitut Heme
Life He llroekeil Ne OlinUctt
hikI Wen 111 Wlfe.
A correspondent of the tinn writing Ireiu
Guatemala City, March 1'J, borero the late
death or Barries says : The great man of
Central America is Rullne Harriet, prcsl
dent of Guatemala, who has Issued a procla precla
, inatlen announcing himscll dictator or tlie
four republics, which, with his own, tonsil tensil tonsil
tute Central America, and siren h lrem the
Southern boundary ofMexico te the Isthmus
or Panama. Nobody asked Mr. Barries ie
assuuie this responsibility. On the cenlraiy,
almost everybody oittslde et this state pre
fers tli.it he should net ; but Mr. llarrles Is n
man of onlerprlse and ambition, utnl ter a
number of years has done exactly as he
pleased, without se much as saying by y our
leave
Ter twelve yean he has been at (he head
of an autocracy 111010 Blern and rigid than
that or the Cius.ii The Czar or Russia has
been impotent in comparison, and ir rojierts
be true no Arab Shoik-evrr exercised
authority with greatcr tyranny. Ytt they
call this a republlc. Vet he has been
friend te these el his teuntiy
tryinen who have yielded te his power, has
promoted very many public enterprises, has
built railroads, hlgliMays,and telegraph lines,
has introduced "all modem improvements,"
and, inn weid, has pushed Guatemala Tar
beyond the oilier Btatca or Ccntial and Seuth
America. Thore Ls no country en eltliei con
tinent se pruspoieusas tills; few hue se geed
a financial record, or se linn a cicdlt ulnead,
andnonelms made such raiild advances in
materlal development 01 the iinpreieinnt et
Iho condition 6f tlie oeplc.
While he has been cruel and vindictive, he
has given the peeple a geed gev eminent, and
among theso who hae net fell the .touch of
his iron hand he is enthusiastically "popular.
Asbraeas heis aud.rleus, he has shrunk
from no danger, and has raced assassins again
nnd again. Once when a bomb was thrown
(it him lie coely stepped upon the fuse, and
turning te his frightened coinpauien, re
marked :
"They de net ecn knew enough te kill
me,"
I'IKIlCI.l) IIY CUI'lll's UA11T.
The manner in which he get his wlle
tllustrates the character and methods or
the mau. Being en a jouruey into the in
terior, he was cntei tallied by n men haul or
seme note, who had a daughter, a leschud
of a gill, whose beauty strut k a iosiensiio
cheid in tlie heart el the widower picsidciit.
Ilctote leaving tlie placovhe iuleiiucd his
host that he delicti te iilake the girl his
Mile, but as she was net iiitoeld enough te
be married, he wished hoi sent te school and
educated in. English and Crouch touvcrsa teuvcrsa touvcrsa
tien, in music, euibieidury, and plitiliiig. In
about two ears lie thought shu would be of
sullltletitageaud accomplishments te pro pre pro
'slde in the presidential pilaie, when he
would formally ask the honor el hei hand In
marriage.
This preposition rathet staggered the coun
try mcrihant. and he wus only able te reply,
"Hi, boiier, tlie girl is yours;" but hi his
mind, he determiiied thai no daughter or his
should ecr be the wife of Kuline liarrlns.
The president, hew e er, kept an 0,50 en the
family, and twice stilt an officer te remind
them 'about the school arrangement before
the lather carried it out. He also advertised
exteuslely that he had (-elected the maiden
ashisfutme wife, and would marry her as
Boen as her education was completed.
The two jears jiassed and llarrles claimed
his brlde. The gill lefused te marry him,
and the father sustained her In the refusal,
expressing his lows el his weuld-be son-in-law
in no guarded tonus. Te speak oil el
the king is treason here, as it used te be in
England in the time, el Henry VIII., and Iho
country merchant was properly arrested.
Ills property was ceunselled for the usoet
the government, and he was scut te work in
the streets with n ball and chain en his leg.
It sounds llke a fifteenth century romance,
but every one in Guatemala knows the story
is true.
Finally, the girl, irightoued at her lather's
distress, gae In and begged the old gentlo gentle
inan te yield his consent. He reluctaiitl v did
se, and attended the most hrlliaut wedding
feast that wus ever J;nevH hi Central Amer
ica. The brldu received a diamond necklace
and coronet, halt a million dollars in mono.)
and thelincbt lesideuce in Guatemala. The
lather was releasctl lieni arrest, his nrejieity
wasiestered te him, he was established in
the banking business, and he became the
Used agent of the gev eminent, which is
worth a small fertune te him every year.
Barries ery generously fergave the old man
and the two at e new great chums.
AN ACCOMn.lMlhli WOMAN.
Mrs. llarrles Is the loveliest woman in Gua
temala, beautiful in character as well as in
person, socially brilliant anil graceful, chart
table bojend all precedent hi a country
whero the poeraro usually permitted te tike
caroel themselves, generous and hospitable,
a geed motlier te a line family or children,
and a devoted wile, leal tu all the
president's ambitions, and an enthu
siastic supportei or all his schemes.
Their rude courtship Intensified the de
votion et their married life, ami the
most ardent admirer el I'lesklent Hairioste
day is in his own household. There is a leu leu
der 8et in the tyrant's heart, Ter he is
devotedly attached te his wife and children,
whose iHirtraits stand al vv aj s boleio him upon
his dOHk in the executive ofllce. Llke a
wise man who knows the penls which con
stantly Burieund him, and the uncertainly of
the bead which wearsa eiewn in these ceun
tries, he has inade ample piovlieu ler his
iamily by purchasing fei Mrs. llanies a
liaudsomeiesldeiKo iu I'lTUi avenue, near
Slxty-tlrst street. New Yerk, and Invested
about a million dollars In her name in ether
New Yeik real estate. His life is also In
sured for fi50 000 In New Yerk ieiuianlcs,
which, it must be said, have taken 11 hazar
dous risk, as thore are hundreds of men
wbollve only te sce llarrles buried. Veiy
fevv of them are in Guatemala. They de net
llnd the atnioxpheio agiecable thore. They
are exiles iu Nicaragua, Cesta llica, Mexico,
Calllemla, or elsewhere, but waiting let a
chanrotegivohlm a dese of dynamite or
prick him with a dagger.
In appearance, llarrles leeks llke ox-Hecro-tary
Ik 11. llrlstevv, or New York.except'that
hels a fevv inches shorter, and his 1 losoly lesoly losely
trinimed lxurd and meustache are gray, Jle
leeks mere llke an Irishman than a Span lard.
He is active, eueigetic, hall-lollew-w ell-met
jvith everybody, mid vviu never accused of
concealment iu negotiations w Ith men. U11
the contrary, no is excessively Iran k anil out
spoken, unit pcrmitts no oue te palaver with
him in tlie Spanish way. When he has an
undertaking in hand, he completes it 11s seen
us posslble, and plunge head tlrstiute things
iu the North American fashion, w hich c-ausivs
the slew-going precrivstinatiiig tipauiaiils
great dtsliesset mind.
Au 1)11 !rekrr'8i'HNitluiMl Mllclile.
Jehn 1). McKoe, awoll-knewu oil broker,
el Pittsburg, walked into Greves notion
store, en Weed street, Tuesday evening, and
after chatting for perhaps lift con minutes w Ith
the proprietor pulled a rovelvor trem his
pocket and, placing it te his own temple,
blew his brains out. He fell heavily te the
fleer and died almost Instantly. He had been
asutlerer lrem inllninmutery rheumatism
ler a long time, and this, coupled with 1111 1111 1111
fortuuate oil sjHXJiilatlens, Is bullevcd te have
prompted him te take his life. Seino mouths
age he failed and had siuce liceu dc.ding ler
James McKelvy. llolcnesa wlhuuul 11 ve
children,
SIU Slitry rmkrr'.Wnlillni;.
Miss Mary Packer, Uuughter of the late
Aw Packer and 0110 of the richest women
hi the United htates, was married 'very
auletly at her home In Mauch Chunk, Tues
ay afternoon, te Chnrles II. Cimnnlugs, et
New Yerk, ejstern jKissenger ngent of the
lehigh Valley Hailread. The groom was au
lntlmate friend of the late Harry Packer,
prenideut of the read.
a itKuue jia vxaitr.it.
IIevt II In Capture 'Wait Arreinpllslieit lljr Men or
Mi Own Celer.
The telegraph jesterday brought new a of
the capture near Ilalllmore, of Heward Coop
er, the negre who assaulted Katle Gray,
near Ililtlmere. It (seems that 0110 of the
colored men who nl rested Cooper went,
te the bam ofex-totinly Commissioner Hdw.
Hldcr, te leed his horses and loeegnlod
Cooer, who w as bccreted bonealh nplle of
c-uni husks. i;oepcr appealed te nun 10 pro
tect him. mid this the man pretended he
would de. He coveiod the rugltlve with
niore husks, nd luidehlm leel Kife until he
should reliiiu te tuke him away. Then the
farm laborer hurried away and inform
ed a eoleic'd companion and Mr. Kin Kin
nery. Together they went te the
phiee vv ero Cooper was In hiding. 'Without
any warning they peunded en and Roeurod
him. Ills hands vvore lied behind ills back,
and, well guarded, he was marched across
the country tewaid TowsOnlewn. Five
ininutes before they get therea mob had
wen nv tee j.111 uuiiiing ler Uoepoi, te lyncll
hhn, 011 Hiispiulen that lie had been arrested.
In v low el the danger or theii return the
negre ravishcr was brought te lltltlmore for
sale keeping. He was hamlciilled and
walked the whele dislnnce, fearful overy
inluute th.1t he would be takeu lrem his ciii ciii
ters and h uigetl te the lie tresl tree.
When Mr. Giuy. the father or the young
Inly uiKiti whom Uiaass.iull was maile, heard
that Coeier had been nr roiled at KdgewcMjd,
he stralghleued his bent llguie and ox ex
claimed, "Thank Geil !"
Jfifsaid it was Iho intention of the jeimg
men el the country te lcscue Coeiier from
the Tew seu j til as seen as he was taken there
and te carry him te the Het whero Iho as
sault leek place and buck hhn. "I will be
the executioner mvsell," he said, "audi
think that overy father In Maiyhtnd will say
it was right ami it was just."
Sllsa Gray's condition en Monday was
werw.
a, ;. is 11 31 ujtjt r.u.
ASliinli.il 1'rlent 1 1 ll 1 .Tl 'TTrrk let rl 1 1ti T. 1 1 ur rx
liy HrlRitml.
A horrible outrage is reported Item Iho
Mllnge el Gubcnces hi Hpalu. A iarty el
brlgaiusenleicd the village late at night and
easily gained au entrance Inte the heuse el
tlie parish piicsL 'Ihey demiiidud that the
pi lest should tell them wheru he kept his
money. He leplicd that all tli it. he had be
longed le the poei et Ids p irlsh, and he ionis ienis
ed te disclose Its hiding (pl.ua They pro
ceeded te torture him to(em)icl him toio teio toie
eal the secret. They threw him upon the
lloeraiid Ivvoet the rullliMis gouged out his
ees wilh their thumbs. They lepeated their
demand and the priest slill refused, Thov
pulled out his lotiguelo itiiull length anil
se trod It w lib a het iron,
The priest was by this tiuie hi tlioiuett
Irlghlhil agony, and was utiable le sneak,
Imt he still 1 closed y Klgns te reveal the
hidiug-i tcoet the poer-lwx. 'Iho brigands
agtin threw him iijhiii the brick lloer el the
klleben and piecccded te lansutck the house,
railing te Imd any money they leturned te
the kitchen hi a 111010 liendish temiwr than
IH-Iere. 'Iho priest wits dying, but they
stuiled hiselellihig with straw, set 11 re te it
and loll the house. When the besly or the
priest was letiud It was binned le .1 crisje
The 1111. Iierllies hiveseiil tnsiiis In pursuit or
tbehnguids. Moiisigner Del Tindaro, the
l'ajul iiunciieat M idiid, is 11M1I with horror
and fury at tlie outrage, mid insists that the
bpiuish government kIliII eiler an euoimeus
revvatd ler the captuie of the murdoien.
;i.i.v; HALT. -VillA.
Tim Hiencnirill lll.eim-i ;.: It : tlie Tirnleii
Dil.ateil (hi) Semcrix't.
At Monday's g.une between the lre:len
Kaslern League 4 lub and the .Somerset, et
Philadelphia, at Tieiileu, it is estimated that
2,000 iKjople vvere present. Tlie Trenten
Times says: "The phyers arrfved en the
ground headed by a band at about ipiaiter te
three o'clock. Alter u Httle prcllmlmry
pr.u lice, thoTreutoii lHvsvverectlled around
tlie Hag skill hi tlie loll licld corner of the
grounds, and while the band played "The
htar Mangled lSanncr," the lieaullful icii
naiit, eiiiblematle el the Caslern League
elumpieiislilp, was heisted te the top of the
stall. The pennant is made el w hlte liuiiting
wilh.tjilue border and in the centre in red
letters the legend "Champions ISsTi " 'Iho
Trenten be.vslccl very proud of it and are
xeiy earnest in their dctcrmluitleu te have It
still there hi IS si I."
Ol Jake Goednmi's play, the formei lirst
biseium of the Ironsides, the same pajier
s.ijs: "Goedui ui's first base play was por per
Icct, he having lnurleeii chances and accepted
them all." Jake 111 ust have Ik.ch very for
midable at the bat, as the score shows him te
hive had live base hits, in which were a two twe two
baset and a home run.
ieti.s ei run 1 ii.i.n.
'Iho 1! illImore-Ti cnteu game was iost iest iost
peucd at Ilalllmore en account of the rain.
The Athletics delcated the Philadelphia 011
Tucnday by the score or i! te 1. Six thousand
persons witnessed the contest.
The llastcru League has eight very geed
teams this year. It lcxjks as though tlie
Nationals would carry oft" the Hag, with Nor Ner
Tolk, Itichmeud, Trenten, Newark and. lersey
City running a close race for second place.
J'hiliuli'ljiUiii Veil. It lsa question whether
ignoranie 01 malice is resjioiisible for the
oiulsieu el' the Lancaster el lib lrem the list.
emrusiiY.
Tli DeteuxH in Alteena or 11 IjiiIj llnvliitc
llelatlies In This Cltj.
I loin tlie Altoeiia '1 rllniiic.
Miss Uridget Wallace died at the residence
el her sister, Mrs. James H. Curry, Ne. 1,122
Llevcuth avenue, Monday night at 1UI0
o'clecl:, after an illness of but a low 1I.1J s dur
ation. Her death was caused by pneumonia.
Miss Wallace was llrst takeu ill en last Thurs
d ty, and, becoming woise, was unable te rise
from her lied en Friday. She sank steadily
until death cat no and claimed her at the hour
stated. The deceased was born in Hunting
don, I'.e, January ir,,lKU With her pa
rents she eame le this city soine eighteen
years since, and with tliem tesidetl until the
death et her methei, whiih occurred ten
vears age. Slnce then she lesidid wilh
her sister. Mrs. Cunv. Her father
lives lit Lancaster, liiakiug Ins home with a
cl milliter iu that cll.v. (Iu Monday -Miss
Wallace's case was dec ided as being a hope
less oue and her two sisters, Mrs. M. A.
lleilly, or nucastei, ami Mrs. lleruard Mo Me
Govern, or Laslen, vvere telegraphed Ter, and
they iu rived hi 0110 et the caily tialus
Tuesday morning, but alas net In time te see
their sister alive. Jtoslde her oged lather
mid thrce sisters one biether ls loll te mourn
her less. The deceased w.is a member or KL
Jehn's Catholic cliutch. She wits it quiet,
Christian lady. Uiiobtriislveiu her manners
she iieveilheless hud many warm Irleiuls
who will be palned te hear of her sudden
taking oil. During all her sufferings her
demeanor was in irkctl with a patience and a
fertitude which belongs te theso who have
put their hojie hi Christ, knowing fill well
that for these vv he bear thelr suilerlugs with
tnoekneas and resignation a home is In w alt
lug en high.
. , ,
mus. UAUFiiiTjra uvht xweltxus.
Hit I.i'lti-r IlrgiirdlMft thu Humer efllcr Intcu Intcu
Hen te Marry Apiln.
The Ti iftitue prints from a lctlerlrem Mrs.
Garlleld le her brother-in-law, Cumdeii O.
Ueckw ell, written en April -t, the iollewlng
relerciice te the rumor legardlug her oontoni eontoni oentoni
platlng a second marrlage :
"This cruel rumor, wlileli seems te have
been atleat for two or threo months, did net
reach 1110 till three days age. Nothing tint
has been said about 1110 has se hint and
ellcudcd measthls, and Ihedecixist humili
ation of ll Is that se many are ready te bollevo
IU Te 1110 it soeius te be JiLst as much an In
sult te be asked whether it is true as it would
be were the dear general Mill here. That
any oue can think 1110 capahle of being I.Use
te Ids memory Hoems llke being regarded
criminal. A dignified denial by my friends,
1 suppose tan de 110 harm. Mill It hints 1110
te feel thatuny denial ls needed."
Sir. Aider' Couilillen.
Mr. A. Atller, w lie eame se near losing his
life In Heading, about a week age by being
HUllec-ited by gas In his sleeping room, con
tinues te lie in a very helpless condition, nt
the hotel iu Heading, and will net be ublote
be brought te his home in this city ler some
weeks te come. Ill wlle lulu ceustaut at
tendance at lib) bediflde,
THE ENTOMBED MINEKS.
jve UWJ.S von tu nut jir,svvi: ai.ht.
NO W JiMKHTAINXV.
Tim Mlur-OivtirrA Working Hani le Flint Tlicm.
Widow nnil Children Weeping unci Iji-
iicnllng Mnny People l'niiii it lllit-
taucn Mnlllne I li Hri'iic.
The Cuyler eolllery dLsisler Is the all
absorbing topic ill Itaven Hun, Pa. The
susiielise Is terrible lhe work or atleinpt
Ing te reach the ten entombed mluura was
kept up all night, but vv ith no Hiicceis. Shift
aller shllt headed by oxpeits and practical
miners, entered the old and new Mopes and
made efforts te learn something lrem the
men In ide. The greatest danger attends this
work ami sev oral of the se.uchers narrowly
escaped losing thelr lives. 'I he mouth or the
slope presents a picture oHIie dceiesl gloom.
Crowds or men, women and children are
continually pressing elose te It in Iho hoie or
cheering news, but the minera' countenances
show that there la no hepi and they seldom
speak above a whisper. The lamllies unci
friends or the Imprisoned miners b ive lecii
moving te and from their homes all day.
Thelr houses are only a low bundled yards
from the ill-fated initie. It wr.s found nec
essiry te plmeu guard allhu uieilth or the
pit early Tuesdiy ineriilngiiud 11 number el
coal and Iren m11ce liave been put In chaige.
The civelu extends ever two hundred
jatds mid Itis still killing. The suriUte has
alien lour feeL 'Iho eldest and most oxo exo oxe
rieiiecd mines s.ty it is the med extensive
cave-In th it has ever occurred hi this legion.
The vv erkliigs of the Cuyler raillery euiiect
with theso el the Cenner eellleiy, owned and
operated by the Philadelphia A Heading
Ceil and Iren company, oue.iiiilo distant,
ami the falls hi the workings el the former
weie se great tli.it the miners In Iho 1 tiler
weie driven out of thu uiiiiu Iu teirer. 'Micro
Is no telling vv here thu i-itve-lu will 1 ml and
what its result will be, but ev ery thing inihils
te the heicless iiiiu orthe Cuvlcr colllerv.
Clouds el curious people are coming fiein
every direction te the scene et thu disaster.
12 wiry train tasl ami west ever tlie Lehigh
Valley nil I re id brings large numbers and
Increases the excitement. Colonel l. 1.
Ilitmii, general siiM)riutemlcnl of the Phila
delphia 1 0.1I company collieries, and a dozen
or inore engineers and 111I110 exsrLs are en
the gieuuil and held heuily consultations as
te the best means of reaching the entombed
num.
The miiie owners are working hard le get
the men out, biilthose vvhoarewull in formed
In tlie matte' say they will net be reach oil
ferawcekimd possibly a month. '1 heroine
two slopes at the Cuyler colliery, known as
the old ami new, whlth cenncvtal the llrst or
Ne. 1 level. Nes. '', .'! and I levels lollew iu
Iho order 11 lined. Thoc-avehi occurred at
the'Juml I levels or Iho old slope. Seven or
Iho men I'liriell, Horrify, Maurcr, K111III1,
Kennedy, Merviue and iCivanagh wcre in
the fourth and Isiltem lilt, where Ihey were
engaged in secured the puigway. The point
nl which (hoyweie.it work Is directly under
the fall, which leaves no doubt as te their
Iniing instantly killed. '1 he ether three the
two Andersons, father liud seu, ami Frank
Mclaughlin vvere iu the second lelt, three
hundred fcctalsiv'e ami also iu the Imme
diate line el the fill. All the 1ne1111rede.nl
beyend question, and it new only remains a
question of hew long It will be until their
bodies are lecevercd.
i:ri.eniMi 1 111; mini.
'Iho Messrs. He.ileu, ,Siierlutemiciil F. J.
Shearer and Frank Clemens, engineer el the
Philadclph! t ciral ceiiixiiyt eame out el the
mine at a o'clock Tuesday alter s-)ciidiug
thrce bems below and going ill a distance of
350 yards. These gentlemen hive no hee
ler the Imprisoned miners. Theroaie ethers,
however, who cling te the belief that all el
theiu are net lest. II by nuv iiessihility they
vvere net instantly crushed hy the tall, they
must have certainly been fatally inlurcd hy
lxing thrown against the sides el tlie gang
way and thereby tendered unable te 11111 le
.1 place et sarety. Net a single Jrace et
the entenied men can he had, uetw Ithskiud
ing tint daring and brave inni' have goue
right up te the in ess el rubliish, rude ,inil
slate, which cemph tcly blocks the gang
way. When the eave In occurred It was
thought that only three lives would be lest,
the ether seven men having two modes el
egress, but utter Investigation the 1io(ie
vanished. W. 11. Heateu and Inside Biiei
iiiteudent Charles Hsgar have direct cum cum
luunicutieit with twelve or liUeeli men, who
are new timbering te render the approach te
the men s,il'e. 'lhis work Is going 011 by
eight-hour shilts and will be pushed forward
day and night until tlie men are discovered,
dead erallve. 'Iho hazardous work of in
vestigation has devolved ilieii the elllcials
el the colliery anil a number or plucky
miners.
'1 lie scene In thu homes el the dead miners
is pitilul. 'the Iamily el Michael Ilerrity
live hi Ilcalen's Patch. Mrs. Ilerrity and
her nlueelilldien were found iu herhiimble
little dwelling and thelrw coping and lamen
tations could be heard a square away. They
have given up all Iieh of evci seeing lather
mid husband alive. Mrs. Andersen, wile of
William and mother of Jehn Andersen, is
lying dangerously ill, surrounded by neigh neigh
lieis and Irieiids, mid Httle Iiem is enter
tained el her recovery. In the families or
Harney Smith, Nicholas Purcell, Daniel
Kennedy and Henry Merviue gloom and
sorrow prevail. At each house preparations
toreeelve the dead are being made, but the
suspense el waiting is mere than the families
can I war. Thu Utile children rim le the
mouth or the loe, but as quickly leturii
home vv itlieut any hope.
U he scene id the mine Wednesday night
was 0110 long te be remembered. An the
hours pass unci net it ray or hoie Is held out
the anguish el the widow sand their children
itu roast's. On the trreiind new .110 Wal-
tei Shcaler, mining engineer; Frank J. Shal
lot, assistant engineer; Jeseph and Simiiel
Iteddall, Jehn Willi mis ami William l'oelh,
district siipciititeiulciit or tlie coal and lien
company; Colonel D. P. Ihevvii, gciitnal
stiiicriutcndcnt: Frank G. Clemens, et Phila
delphia 10.1l ceuip my; Willi 1111 Gwythcr, of
tlie Ghard estate; '1 bonus llalrd, el Kehley
Hun, mid lMwatd lleese, el Contrail.-. A
surging creud stands at the slepe entrance
iu (toiled hilcuce and eagei lybUireal overy
stranger, in the liope that his piesence may
assist Iu rescuing 01 suggesting home humus
nl teaching the milertiuiatu Illinois. The
1 (welling paillcs are still tluce bundled feet
I10111 the eiitembtHl men.
StiAUCIllXU FeiiTiiK VTUTI31S.
Thu Mine Operator Cenmireil for Weakening
the l'lllars Ihat btippertnl Iho
lter of tlie Colliery.
Snii.VAMiOAli, P.i., April. & Tlioie is no
change iu the situation at the bcene of Men
day's mine disaster at Haven Hun. Hun
dreds nf people are gathered at the mouth of
the mine, but Httle can lie done tow aids re
covering the bodies of Iho ten victims.
The reef of the mine is still crushing in,
mid the work of the exploring turtles
is retarded thereby. The two gangs of 11:011
who -went te work te retlmber the gangways
yesterday weie relieved bytvvoqther gangs
List evening, and this morning the foree was
increased. The ti.nbcrlug el the low or lift
gangway, lrem the slope te ihe break, will
require sev oral days tiuie and nothing
towards the recovery or the bodies can be
tlone In tlie iiieanlinc.
Iu the second lift w here the two Andersons
and MuLeughliu are buried, the men have
approached within sovcnty-llve feet of the
breast In which the Andersons worked. The
IkxIIes of theso two are supposed te be up iu
the breast 'from whleh place it may Uke
mouths te leinove them. Thore wero soveu
men iu thu lower lift en the gangway ami
thore Is no deunt their bodies can le recov
ered its seen its the giugway cm lie opened,
but hew long a thne this will take no 0110 can
tell.
The oncruleru are dolor- evcrvlhhur In
their power te reopen tlie mines and recover
the bodies of the ictlins, but ure being con,
mired somewhat hy the miners ler weaken
ing the pillars that wero left te support the
reef, Tliis Is given as the Immediute cause
of the disaster, but whether or net the plU
lant at this particular pelut wote weaker
tliau olbewhoro in the mine, it U dlillcult le
determine new
TitB cevtrrm:
Clipped anil
CenilcnMSI Frent the "Oxford
Pre."
Ann J2llza Sid well, ail Insane vvemnn, or
Upper Oxrertl, ChoRter county, net tire te her
own barn the ether night, jind when the
nolglibem nrrlved at the place, nothing could
Imtlonelo save the conteiita or stock, and
four cows and oue herse )orlshed.
nun, .101111 irtuiKey, 01 1110 supreme court
of Peimsylvanla, and his former pastor, Kev.
H. J. M.' Ijaten, 1). I., of Franklin, l'a., visit
uu iniicein umvcrsuy 011 jcienuay,
Wlicn Jehn Ciiiniiiiiigs, of lilt. Vernen,
died en Tuesday of last weck, the eldest stage
driver el Chester county iwwed away. In
18-10 he drove Uenenil Wlulleld Scott from
Philadelphia te Oxford.
Iu a litlloeld Btoneliouso net far lrem
II Hainan's Cerner, East Nottingham, lives
Mrs. AmclU Kulteii, who la 17 years of age.
She Is intelligent and well read upon eveuts
of the past aud'preseiit and vvlille her eyesight
and hearing are somewhat impaired, her'
mind and memery are geed.
llelbioCharles Whlteslde ftswoyed. lrem
Coleraln township te Llttle mMti, SmHi,
ter county, thiuves Btolei)ts1viD
chickens from Ids heniicryf- etMrBleht. Vi Vi
neon ltaker, alsoet ColerittAyoeonTly had a
large nuuiber of chicken' irtsen, from hia
'arm. f jjf
Dr. Jehn A. Morrlseiffenwier Ce hrniwr
ville's eldest eltizeiis, was U-Htcsler boy,
n.ilivoef Celcrain township. HcJ rtHMOKCute't
the Chester ntid Delavvare district" -In4. Coit Ceit Coit
gresf In 1851-W, gaining the election ev
Hen. JesseC. Dickny 011 his second run for fer for
theollice. During Iho preshlency of Pierce
Mr. Merrisuti was drug examiner at Phila
delphia and alter wards, United Stales ap
praiser. Dr. Morrison is 0110 el the leading
meineur 01 1 uggs Man or I'resliyterian
church.
run 8WINI11.MIS en TiiKin niAvr.i.H.
Thu s,tmogame that has been descriled In
the I.NTi'.l.M(ii:Nui;uasplaj cd upon Abraham
H.tvcrstlck,ofMauheim,ati(tGeorgoMowcry,
or l'roviilence tewnshlii, bis Ijoeii played
iiikiii Jusi th Walker, of Coleraln, who gave
his nole ler JIIks.M). 'i,e mm hine man ob
tained iMirmlHsleu lrem Air. Walker te tilace
oue el the mills 011 his pl.ue and hail him
sign his iiaine le a postal card agreeing hi ro re ro
ceivo 0110 of the madilues ler the purpose.
'Iho next day he was bulldozed Inte signing
a nole by two ether men. The machine was
delheiccl at White Heck station, whero it
still temalns. Mr. Wulker Is hiking htew te
prevent the disc eunling orthe nole hyany
ene and will tike legal steps te dclend him
seir against its payment.
J-.ltUV&TlOX JX KLTXAIIKTHTOWX.
rintMiit hiliiml l.nlcrliililiiipiit Tlie llle't
Scheel (intiltuillen KxerrUen,
Li.lAiii.nnew-N, April 8 On Tuesday
evening 11 ple.1s.1nt cuterttiiimeiit hy the
school was held in Iho Town hall iu Ullza Ullza
bcthtewn. The exercises were opened by
music, which was followed by a prayer by
Key. Koedcr. After this, dialogues, decla
m illeus, Au, wcre the order of tlie evening.
Slice ial credit is ulliihuted te Miss LIzzTe
la.kinger and sister, for thelr beautiful sing
ing; although ethers perlermed thelr parts
well. During thu tatter end of the entertain
ment, Mr. J.tceb Hcrgelreth, iu iKjhalfefUlu
pupils or the high school, presented te the
prim I pal, Prok S. W. Witman, a large Issik.
In presenting the work, Mr. Hergelreth,
madeit rewieiuarkslu behairer his school
males which was listened te very attentively
by all present. The professor thanked them
very much for their kindness, everiiviuring
them that they shall be remembered as
friends and pupils.
Mr. Kegcr Duck delivered the fare well ad
dress, which was cry line, and wen the ad
miration of all. Fully 100 persons wcre 011
hand at the exercises, many Ixiing unable te
gain admission.
This evening seme or the pupils or the
high school will graduate. The event will
take place hi the llethcl churt It in this place,
Prof, llreehl, thu leimly superintendent, will
be 011 hand te deliver an address in liener el
the gii.du.iliiig class. The Ml. Jey orchestra
will be present te help enliven the occasion.
The oxeicises will lie free te all.
AlK XWMAXIIH f30OH.
Itpcaitet' llrr Churililuwii lMrr Want le Jilt
Her le Marry Anether Ulrl.
Our geed-looking bachelor trlciid, II. F.
Davis, esq., was called iiikiii en Wednesday
by a pretley damVcl from Churchtewii, who
slated that she desired his services te secure
heavy damages lrem her titllhless swain ler
having killed te keep his premise te marry
her. The fair client gae thonaineof Ijeuisa
M. Grube, ami s-ud tlie iiame or her faithless
lever living in the same vlllage is Chirles
Jacobs. Aller MI-jh Louisa liad stated her
ctse, Counseller Davis prepared an allldav it
setting lerth that Charles Jaeeljs fera long
tiine iast had premised and agieed te marry
her, but new refuses, although she is willing
ami ready te de se ; that Ter three years they
weie engaged te be married and she, bellov bellev
iug hi his piumtscs, governed her conduct
mid course in life and society with relorunce
te said engagement, and the llrst Intimation
bhe had that he wus net going te keep his
premise was.t short thne age when he coely
informed her that he was going te wed an
other one, Sadie Iirevvn.
The allidav It closes with the declaration
that it w ill require 1,000 tocev erthe damages
sustained by her wounded heart. The
necessary papers vvere liled iu the protheno-t-iry's
olllce tied the requisite writ issued
commanding the sherill te take Inte custody
Charles Jacobs, the faithless lever. The writ
is made roluruable 011 the fourth Monday of
April, and unless the case is settled, there
w 111 be .111 Interesting trial a ear hence.
Jacobs appeared befere Judge Patterson
this afternoon and was held In cemmrii bail,
in his own lccnguizatice, te appear for trial.
Hem Frem Lincoln.
Linceun, April 7. Mr. C. A. Mycin with
Iamily, el Harrisburg, formerly of this place
vvere in low 11 ever Sunday. Mr. Myers
visited the Kvangellcal Sunday school 011
Sunday afternoon and also addressed the
school iu a very Interesting manner.
-The Lincoln Union Sunday school held its
Faster services en Sunday evening. The
oxeivis.es throughout wero yvry .tppropiate
ami well rendered by the scholars. Ad
d 1 esses wero delivered by S. S. 12ugle in the
German language and by C. W. Myers, hi
the Knglish language.
Mr. Heiijamiit Wissler, cigar manufacturer
ami packer of leaf lobaece, has purch.tHOdand
picked lietwoen 60 and 100 cases, or tobacco at
prices ranging rrem fie. tp Irtc. per pound.
Mr. J. A. Suavely, merchant, will visit
Philadelphia this week and A. H. Hellingcr,
meichant, next week, for tlie purpose of
purchasing their spring and suinmer goods.
ltc ailing .VV ChciuipeaUe lLilIreiul Olllcenu
The stockholders of the Heading A, Ohosa Ohesa Ohosa
peako railroad held their annual meeting en
Tuesday afternoon, between the hours of 2
and 1 o'clock, at the olllce of J. W. F. Swift,
and elected the following ollkers for thoon theon thoen
suing year :
1'rosident, Henry lUumgurdner.
Directors, Henry Uaumgardner. J, W. F.
S wilt, Dr. H.T. Dav Is, Charles J. Kheads, Sate
Harbor,I2s.UasBllllngrelt,AdamstowniHonry
Kpplhlmer, Hctditig; Isaae Mellose, Head
ing, and S. Wobber l'arker. New Yerk.
It is the intention or the elllcers te beglu
the construction orthe railroad, which will
inn rrem Heading le the Chesjieaka bay, at
au early day.
llrlitge View Poatpencd.
The jury appointed by Choster and Lan
caster counties te iew for an inter-county
bndge e or Octoraro creek, south of Chris
tiana, wero te have met at that boieugh 011
Saturday. As only a portion of the jury was
present the meeting was postponed until
next Thursday. .
( . 1 ,
Deed of Alignment.
Jacob S. Hoitzell and wlfe, jtt West llenii llenii
field township, assigned thelr property for
the boncllter creditors this morning, te Jehn
M. Freelich, of the same township.
Henlauiiu F. Cochran and wife, of Drtiinore
township, made ti similar disposition of their
ptoperty te Jehn M. Himnati, of Poqiiea.
11 1 1 m 1
A Hene' Leg llreken.
Yosterduy aftorneou Lamrus Flose, herse
dealer of this city, was driving along the "old
read" about two miles from town, when lib
horae llpied and breke his hind leg. The
animal, which was a vuluable oue, vriw
brought te tills city, but had te lie killed.
1
MOWN
HIS RIGHTS AND WRONGS.
tlltS HOUKtXUMAX MAK1.S HIS
MAN1K1 AXU COXVESSWXa.
VK-
Stere Union lt lured le lie lilrgt The l)l-
ctnwlen or Mill Wages In I'llutmrg IlHnelV
Uovrner Iletllnnn le Cull Out tlm Mill-
ll lailier News anil Noted.
The mill workers at Pittsburg arodieuss aredieuss
Ing tlie rale or wages te be fixed for the next
year. Heme of the men say that when the
crisis comes, sooner than run the risk or
light, the llulshers will ngrce te the manufac
turers' tonus, iu vv hicli ctse a number or the
milts Iu Ihalcllxuiit coiillnue work without
lliepuddlcrsaiid use steel. It Is stated, en
the saine authority, that the puddlers, " see
ing the Inroads steel is making in thelr trade,
are desirous or gelling the start or tlie ether
Will laborent." It Is estimated that or the
36, tWO, men employed In tlie Plllsbiirir dls-
triet, irt least 0,000 are cllglble le inombershlp
in Aiiuugamaiou.asseciaiious, uui 1110 union
has net mere -than 1,500 mombers, leaving a
large majority ou(lde'Ui(j,organlzatioii.
la Pittsburg Jutlge Kwlhg has decided
that a store erder, given by aiiTWiiiiany le
an cinnlevO in navmeut nf wncr w.is illccnl.
Thajnlners who lfavp bQfH'wpisilOvl .te Mr J
cept iiiee porixne entering sun agnmst tfteir
ompleyew for the rocev cry pf Hielr wagon in
lavvhil meney. Thelr attorney has already
entered suit aggregating HMOO, and In a
snot 1 tiine exjieeis toxnave Uils amount in
ercased te several huudred-'tlieUK.uld tlelLira,
te iir.viaK tiii: Mtxi!u'tAniiK r
The (loverner Appoint Voiiunliisleiierii llmler
the Jtv of Msrrh 31, IKK3.
The governor npHiIn(eil Iho lollew lugcout lugceut lugcout
uiissleuers "te revise the inliilug and enli enli
lalien laws m thu bittmiiueus coal regions :"
Senators Humes, Kess, et Gieene, and
Agnew, Iteprcscutatlvcs lluriis, or Kile;
Neely. ofClarien : llowull.el Fnvettu: HelMiit-
son, of Allegheny ; Ijewry, or Iiuliau.u
1 uspec ters James Leuttlll, Washington;
Jehn J. Davis, Armstrong; 'liiemas K.
Adams, Mercer ; Heger llaiups.ui, Sullivan,
ami Augustus htmer and Jehn M. Walt,
Allegheny.
Miners Jehn Cunningham, Allegheny;
Gcerge 12. Sprague, Westmereland ;. Henry
C Siiilth, Lawrence; James Possmero, Cen
tre; Hugh Htllwageu, Fayette, and Jeseph
Del.thunt, Clcarlleid county.
Operators .Simiiel O'Neill, Alkgheny; F.
SC ShellenlK)rg, Westmoreland ; J. Frank
McNutt, Clarien ; Daniel I-iughinaii, lllalr;
l'resley Moere. Favclle. and GeorueM. liria-
,i, Cfearlleld county.
'' Bulking yiutrrj men In Illinois.
Oovemet Ocleshv. of llllnelrT.iiiveil a
,u..i..i. t,t.?.- .i. ' . 11 .. .m.itjt
ujwi' 11 wjiviii iiiiu iw mil uiiii me JIlllUJ.lH'
ipiella riotatJebetcfiuscsl by striking quarry.'
111011. He liHik no iiclieti hi the matter. Ne.
attempt wak made yeiitcrtlay morning te put
men at work hi the pitruex. The strikers
congregaled ttKf strong, nrnied with royeuers
tiitd tiropared te leslst attacks Thcyarewsleh
itig tlie qu.itHcs and declara they will net
resort te arms unless lircd upon. jc -j..
Ihkitmeii Who Want Iho Old Wiices.
A tllspatch rrem Kingsten, New Yerk, s.tys
the dissatisr.ictleu miieng thu Delavvare A
Hudvjii tsuial lx.iliiieii still continues, and
that, judging from indication lery few
baits will go up the ciu.il te-day, the dale
set fur ejiening, unless the petition of the
boatmen, asking tint rates Iki restored le 70
cents, the sum paid last year, is granted.
I, AllVK XUTK1.
A llelter rriiKpeit Fer tin) Varmint or Iho
Irnlnla Valley.
The bright sunshine of the past week has
wrought a marvelleus change in the vv licit
propceteftho Virgin! 1 valley. Fields that
were te have been turned ever fur corn are
iiewgrccu. Geed judges estimate the yield
at tvvcnty-llve per cent, inore than was
thought possible a lortnlghtage.
At 11 Kile of imported Jersey utile el a
superior cl.tss, iu ltaltimeic, tbuhighest price
ulcl for one animal wasOliXi.
Henry Waterman, inventor et many
railroad and locomotive appliance, had died
hi Hudsen, New Yerk, aged 71 years.
An Inscription en a banner carried hi the
late labor demonstration hi Louden : "Werk
for all, overwork for none."
Net less than .000 artisans el Jlullale, N.
Y., It is stated, are building houses for them
selves en thoce-opcrativoplau.
All the coal miners at Cushoeien, Ohie,
about 300 iu number, are en astrike against a
reduction el 10 portent.
Tin. si'iusu rLi:vuu.s.
A btiaw III Michigan M1011 the Dliectleii of
the Uiuil.
The letunis from Michigan new indicate
the election el Merse, the Democratic; and
Fusion candidate ler supreme judge, by at
least 20,000 majority. 1 he Democratic candi
dates for regents vvere also elected by large
majorities.
The Chicago returns received at tleven
o'clock last night Indicated au unusually
large vete, and that lUeut or 1!! voting pro
ducts heard rrem give Harrison, D01110cr.it,
for mayor, 21,455, and Smith, Kepuhlicati,
21,743. Smith's majority, ISA lleth parties
claimed the election.
Full returns et the municipal election held
in Cincinnati en Monday give Smith, Ho He
publican, 3,&'.0 majority for mayor. 'Iho
only Democratic candidates elected were J.
M. Fit7gerald ter ixilice Judge by 1.2S5 ma
jority, and Vineent Schwab for magistrate by
a majority of 1,128.
Jesiah W. Wright, Democrat, was olected
mayor el Princeton, New Jersey by 2ii ma
jority. The rest el the olllcers elected .110
Heptiblictu.
Harrison Mecteil Majer of Chicago.
Cltie'Aoe, Aprils. The vote ler mayor hi
101 out of lit I products (Iho total number) is:
Harrison (Dem.), 12,111 ; Smith (Hep.), II,
011. The new ly elected mombers or the city
council consist, its nearly as yet ascertained, or
thirteen Hcpuhlicans and five Democrats.
This would make the councils a tle.
All precincts heard lrem give Harrison a
plurality el 3.JI. ThoJHepubliciiisdeclaro
they will contest.
Alarm of Fire.
At half-past niue o'clock this morning
alarm liex Ne. 12, In Irent of F.. J. Kahili's
jovvelry store, Ccntre Square, sounded tux
alarm of lira The alarm was given by an
Hest King stroet merchant, who saw smeke
Issuing lrem under the reef of the 12xehauge
hotel, corner or Hest King and Grant streets.
Thore was no fire, the smeke having made Its
way into tlie at lie of the building through a
dolcctlve Hue. As this llitu has been the
cause of at least thrce Mso alarms, itis about
tiine the ckln.isin It weroplastercd up. A
crack large enough torthepitsaagoor se much
smeke may ene of theso days let a spark pas.
The fjronien w ero promptly en the ground.
Cemtablc l'ut te Flight bya Weman.
Fanny M. luitulis was urrosted by Con
stable Dern this morning and taken te the
olllce or Alderman Ferdney, whero she
entered Kill for a hearing en Saturday, Apiil
Its, at 0 o'clock, te answer u cluirge et assault
and battery proferrotl by Christian Kline,
censtable el West Ilempllcld township.
Kllne, it apiicars, had a writ te serv 0 en Mrs.
Laudls, who lives near Nellsville, and as he
entered the front deer te exocute the writ,
Mrs. Landis used a broomstick be Igoreusly
en him that he was compellod te retreat.
Kllne Kays she is the worst woman he e or
had te deal with.
Musical Kiitertiiliuiitiit.
Thu Women's Christian temporauce union
gaye an excellent musical entertainment In
the Y, M. O. A. hall last ovenlng. l'rels.
Kevlnskl, Krebs and Haas dlictled the
voices et a number of scholars iu chorus. A
neat mini was realized.
The Coachman' Ilrlils Net Coming.
Manager Yecker get a letter te-day cancell
ing the local engagement of the Htntkesh
opera company for April It, llence Mrs.
Victeria MertMlul Hulkskamp's sweet voice
will net be heard here.
XHK BROCK JtXrr.ATlVXH.
ItefeiuUntii Walre Hearing and (live Itall in
llie Hunt of lO00ferTrUI at lh April Court,
The topic or conversation overy whero en
Tuesday evenlng was the arrest of Jehn
llreck, late stevvard of the almsheuse, U10
newa or which was llrst given te the publle
in the 1nii:i.mukne.h en Tuesday after
noon. Ofllcer llarnheld served the warranUen
Hrock and his daughters late en Tuesday ar ar ar
lorneon and seen after llreck had a consul censul consul
hitlen with his attorney H. c. ISruliaker. The
result or that consultation was that hearings
wero waived en the charges or larceny as
halloo and conspiracy hi defraud. Hall was
entered befere Aldennan Ferdney, ler trial
at the April session In the stun or$l,000, with
Jehn D. Skllesand Wm. S. Shirk assurolies.
Odlcer IJarnlield also had search warrants
te ex ecu te and iu his search of Hreek's heuse
leittid seme meats, previsions and lard, which
vv cre romev cd by him from the twunty alms alms alms
eoueo. He claimed, howevcr, that when lie
went te the almsheuse as slowardhe took
te that Institution a number or previsions,
andwhonhe loll he leek with him provis previs
ions or Iho same value as he had brought
there.
The daughters or Jlr, Hrock are Implicated
in the conspiracy through their cutting up
large quantities or goods, making thorn into
earil .r.tgs, Killing the rags and tailing te pay
ever tlie money received ler the same.
The Investigation Inte the allotted short
comings was liegtni at the meeting or the
loer Ixeird hist Saturday. Most of the testi
mony elicited, howevcr, merely related te
hewraiy, and had reference te but slight dis
crepancies. At 0110 tiine it was thought tint
It w mild all end in nothing, but the revela
tions made at U10 examinations of seme orthe
Inmates, coneenjlngjjnattors whereer they
poffieually knew, worevio startling that ft
was deemed advisable te isstuv wnrr.iniu fur
tlie arrest of J.;rtlcs Implicatc.L.
al tiotteKnx XAX cbmatxv.
i, , ,.. , r ""f
Smnellilnp nt III Personal Iliitery Arrival or
A Ute llmly. y.
Frem the New Yculc'lliniat
Julius G. Kotlmelor, who died at his home
in AVashingteii street, Ilohekrm, yoslereUy,
ls Iho first resident or that eitywhose wish
that ins Issly tM cremated will Wj-eliserved.
He was en the Hremeit steamer Moselheu
an attempt was made te blew her up with an
Infernal m.uhlne, and his illness dates freiu
that time. He was in comfertablo clrcuin--
BLmces, and just behire dying exacted a
premise from his wlre that she would have
his body cremtted. The remains will be
token te the crematory at Lancaster, Pa., to
day for that purpose.
AitrtivAt. op tub 1101a.
The body arrived al the Lancaster tlopet,
at2.1.rjthls .iflcrnoeu and w.is at once taken
te the crematorium and prejiarcd for incino incine incino
ratlen. The wife or deceased, Mrs. Wilhol Wilhel
nihi.i Kottmcier, ami a bretltcr. Mr. William
Ifoltmefer, aix'eiupinled and wero hfcharge
wi iw iwvtwxj 11 4 jii 1110 10111 veir (ti 11 n
age, and wan a mercJunt residing at ;J2iJ
AVashlngten ijlreet, Holsikeu. Ill tlcatU Its
attributed te aneurism of Iboaerb, or heart
uiVx au It Is gentt yumetU
TllJt HAltll-WlhKV CMjbt
A Cotuiirenitjo liTwhliiJi Vltlullir Met ia,OO0
- "5" f.- and qetw.
The c:ise of Jehli Kvllarragalnut the ex
ec uters or the tstate or Wm. M. Wiley, de
ceased, wits te have been tried betore Jttdge
Ilutlcr, el the U. S. district court at Phila
delphia, during the present term, llefore
the cise was called, however, the parties te
it settled it hy .1 compromise, lleth sides
are very close-mouthed as te the terms el
settlement, but it is understood that the
amount paid Mr. Harr was f 12,000 and costs.
It will be recollected that the case was onto
tned lit the U. S. court, and a verdict wits
given in Harr'a favor ler about fJO.OOO, his
claim ort lO.OOOand intorest. TlieiIcfend.iutV
application ter .1 new trill was granted for
certain reasons and resulted In a compro
mise its above staled.
The action groweut of .1 transaction in
whli h Harr was arrested and his property
was seized and himself ancslcd for illicit
whisky transactions when Wiley was col cel col
leeler ; he was acquitted and his pteperty re
leased, but he never was repaid 510,000 which
he alleged (hat he ileMisltctl with Wiley as
security te await the determination of the
case. Fer this he hi ought the sulk
Fine Music Led hya Fermer I.tiirHnlriau.
1 10111 tliuCarllstubcntliicI
The Ha-ster services at the First Lutheiail
church en Sunday weie very solemn and
imprcsslve, about IV) communicants patlicl
luting in tlie holy rite or sacrament. The
church wero a beautiful aspect, rendered
se by iialmal pet deners in profu
sion about the altar and pulpit, among
which being .1 large cress undo et
pure white natural llewers and lilies.
Added te this was the tlnest music ever ren
dered In the church, the choir at present be-
lug utiiler 1110 leadership el .iiij. iv.i-.camp-beTl,
ene en Carlisle's most accomplished
musicians. The piece el music, Christ Is
Hisen, opening with a soprano sole by Mrs.
C. was elegantly rciuleied, while every
members or the choir did justlce te their
parts. In the anthem Christ Our Passover,
the three soles vvere well tendered, and the
very elose harmony in nil the parts indicated
careful training.
AX EMl'ir SCAlillAlnt teuxv.
A Helle or l'erneiml anil Military Interest
Uniler a hcrap File.
Manager Win. H. Middleten, et the Penu
Iren company, iu the cleaning up of the
scrap iron pile at that establishment, leuiid
at the bottom el it an old sabre scab
bard, with geld-plated tip and band.
A Httle sand iaicr disclosed that it had
bcen made by the Ames manufacturing com
pany, el' Chicopee, Mass., and en the nlate
was engraved luscrlpt: "Presented te W.H.
Wcigel, by theso Jw he appreciated his ser
vices ronderod by hhn te Majer General Hut
ler, Dec 1, Ibdl." Theie was nothing else te
Identify Its loimerownor ; but it isaltogcther
likely Iho rclie eame with a let of scrap lien
rrem Hallhnore. It would doubtless be ap
preciated by the tloneo ir he could be discov
ered. Grand Castle of Knight of the fielileit Eagle.
The annual session or the Grand casite 01
Pennsylvania, Knights or the Golden Eagle,
was held en Mondayafternoon and oenlng,
at Lincoln hall, Philadelphia. The grand
chief proscnted a detallcd lepert of the work
of past year, which shows the order In Pcnn
sylv aula te consist et s'Jeastles, with a mom mem mom
bershlp of nearly 6,000. Sev oral new castles
are being organized throughout the state,
The fellow ing olllcers wero Jnstalled for the
ensuing year:
Grand Chief, Gcerge W. Crouch ; Grand
Vice Chlor, C. G. Simons 5 Grand Master of
Koeerds. J. D. Barnes; Grand Koepor of Ex
chequer, Charles K. Nolbser; Grand High
Priest, 12. W. Clev onger ; Grand Sir llerald,
Charles H. Husten ; Grand Triistee, H. M.
Trout; Hopresontatlv e te Supreme Castle,
Fdward S. Howand.
m 1
The Second Ferfernuiucc.
Last ev enlng Sheek A Cellier's, company
tilnvnil the " Llclits e' Londen " ler the
Hoceiul time, The audlonee w.ts large mnl
greatly pleased.
A buminer He.ldeme, with Content, Totally
llurneil.
Islip, U I., Apill 8. The suniiner rcsl rcsl rcsl
donce or Duircan Weeds, of New Yerk, w ith
its contents, was totally destroyed by flre
early this morning. Tlie less Is !10,000. The
same building was discoercd en Hre a week
age, when it was damaged te the extent or
?e00. It Is supposed te ha e been set en Hre
On both occasions.
1 m
A Uulncn llleck Consumed.
UltTlN'H Fuiutv, Ohie, April . Tlie
Commercial block was burned early this
morning. It was the principal business
block in town. The losses tiggiegate nearly
550,Oea
Ykeult Dudley bailiff.
Nr.vy Yeitir, April 8. The court te-day
granted a motion ler a commission te 1)0 sent
te England te examine witnesses, regarding
the sanity of Mrs. Yseult Dudley. 'Iho pro pre pro
ceodbjgs hore are stayed meauwlille.
RESTINI
HEX KRAI, OttAt
X10HT AXn t
Knctiunigliig Heper
the Nuirertng I'
loefFlot -
Token 1
New YenK, Apr
quiet night Then
homerrhago and t
qulte reassuring,
o'clock Ida friends I
and all gave cncetii
dltien, Dr. Newnu
is a wonderful uiai
lladeaitMld, "Gen
easy night and 1
The pallent sleeps,
times that suit his 1
last night ceiitlnuc(
liens from inldnlt
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tlMMM I
liUt 1
s&i ta
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-aAnfcJI
MAyrew
elKar.
twVhf
nglftperifirt
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I0rnt'
IPersjaBp
'1 aliea.k ,
th mtj
until' 9f
when he awoke, 1
brlefly, but did net
Coinmedoro Q. IC.
and left cards at 1H'
arrivetl as tliey loft left loft
large box el flew ors
Gca W. Chllds,efl
company has netice
lie sent each daydu
At 11:15 a. in. Jt
heuse. He was 111
The latter stated tlu
a very quiet and 601
sullered very Hill
slept comparatively
te-day tlie despen
entirely left the
neciricd te have
the arnne tVmdltieu (
ttrxil pe;
Dint tiVMte)
rrh'enamlsB
Mn.Lefi
uiliig'thell
i' tlellV
fadlnbte?9
iugirnimc wnnwi
? he general'iMU
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ly cei, Ttmm,
ds father: hiD.Vi '
iLtblO ulebtytbi'
V ft
neil ann bmk hii '. a v
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411, It VrM'MM. 1.1.
cicral, and;tfctl 10
iolunied'tegfal)!i t
t existed tw$irih)(
days aga
Ills appiviuce atsejia-PflrrV: ' V
Hely changed for
1 )riKiiter;aidr.u wv
anxloiyjjrthetiinDi iiwbsen afaMtltii 1 tyj
face leeks an well a 1
ilhaa
1 VA L II- it . .,C'i
euiuii body is )k
walked abetrt his rfr.
,.rn,.-frf.
for
I.r.OlST.ATlVP, VHOVMKBtXea.
..,.. ?.. r-r -rtH5vv ,, 1 n ,
iv r.iiBsi tun AiiraiHn t im Hri'-hi ,v
IlAinitsniTUti. I.t ,vi-flt'Tn iiSi,,I1, '
nearly au hour was ciit.edl lui'Wwteiitlne'J
Ititlens. The bill lincroasethe'.paipo''!! f
fur which taxes can e levied hi eitlMefUiA. e-fl
mtjt .
'? .' A, fc.it
bAilLXALlMHl
iwmstinwwMW
t
third, fourth and lllp clac, te imtet are-v
cent doclslell of the Slllirnnin ennrt wu w.m " WV
sideied en third reading, Mfi Vecghlly efc
ferel 1111 ainendmeiil whleh wi adoi'teil,
prev idhig that the a t jillall net go Inte cilect
in cllloser the thlid 'lass until the city oetin
cils 1me aeceiiled llu act. The bill te allow
liquor le be weld in laieunt park was
discussed at Jengltf and) doreatod yci
23, nayu 127. Tite -llnettaien of Hu.
.llng'M antl-diacrfuilriatian' bill ktekr ue
Ifullngs oiTemi H1S?j..!
the illlconienii will: tee Vallace-l-ea m 1 nt -".f
the Senate, U10 most imf wtant of which, ere
adopted. McCulleil !i offered all-aBieiul.
tiient te prohibit lallread cempah)8 frenr
issuing passes exceit te oflloors,'and"etu eflloors,'and"etu oflleors,'and"etu
ployos. With a vieiv te cripple, the bill ll
was decided net gcruuuiti and he withdrew
it. It being evident lnt the enemies" of the
bill wero talking agiihst lima te prevent n
vete en the bill, Hidings made a.mteDessltd
motion te have 11 rnirilnnl in u iipnuil order
next Wednesday meriiing. c&
In the Heuso te-day Dayis-read -peU lien
I10111 Iho Lancaslei emuity and'eWyUiiwdlcal
association in fayer of the state pharmacy
bill.
In the Senate u bill wm tavdrably reported
requiring all sessions et the supreme count
te be held iu Harrisburg and the Heuse bill
toemeurago the forniatien of co-eporaUve
usMiciatiens. Senate bills were jiassed
Hually allow Ing county coieniisioaers $S a
day, when neccss.uiW in attendance 4attlielr
ellice, and te classify oinmutatlens rev geed
behavior of convicts, md the Honseblllto
regulate the huiililig and kiUlDg''ef web
footed wildfewls. Tim bill dividing counties
into tl isses and rcgul dug thelfoea'ef county
elllcers was oppefd by Coepcr,tOA the
gieiuid that it was an mjustice totheeRlcerfc,
especially theso w he ti present most all earn
(heir prosent salaries find a number of
amend men ts were 1 'lored by him.", They
increase the salaries f eaebi ollleeraevcral
hundred dollars evet these in the ?otlgleaL
bill. The bill passed v-ith tlie "auindmeat,
w hen Cooper stated I it he would 'oppose It
en final passage. "
FOKEIOX 1 1 KI.T. IGEJfCM.'' I
- a'
The Arrival at Iluhlli irtlte Frcltd the
l'rlnccss of Walcx Create Vepaln-
thu,i m, jSfc j j (
Duui.ik, April a 'Hie yacht carrying the
Prince and the Princtss of Wales. arrived In
Dublin bay at 11:30 I lay. A"larg7crewd
gathered en the deck t Kingsten te gtoet
the rev al v islters and slvefl of artllltry lrem
1110 ireiiciacin uilliuuil n mw fuxivv AtceiUk . 7 :
presents a lively api iranee, but deee- s"p "W'J
riin.iiii .irn fur Irm helnir tfeuAral. .mil f
thoie are many lndit oteus that therls no iffi
gicat ixjpular enthus sin. ' . -3
'llie royal ceuple voreoutnuswHicaiiy
gioeled iu ttieirpreg Asiuiougnutesiitoia. -y
ill llciiloreiuie.M ;rr w Jnnnim.
HevvAh Paidi, Ap
wits held tcAlay in 1
Ameer, of AfghauisU
lLuitaud Impresslvc
rey of India, sat uper
uiHiii his light and tl
&-4A general durbar
aer of AlKinnbaiaen,
iThe sesaa wi brll
Earl' DunVlH.'f yle.
ilalffrHb lh Auioer
Dtlkoet CeMRiight
upon his loll. The A oer-ijiiaae anjWdres.s
during w hlch he sale te would render the
Hritlsh overy servlc
In the powwef his
army or of his poej li
sonted Abdunhamen
The Ameer in accep
hoped te strike with
Britain.
I.ltierty Enlls!i
Pa ins, April &TI
wllllo.ive Haven fei
end of April with t
Eiilightenlng tlie W
av igatlen Opened
Hkadinu, Pa., A
tw ecu Pert Clinten a
Sthuykill canal was
xnoAiceroywn pre.-
ith a sword of honor. '
ig tlie sword mi& he
tanycneniy ef.Grcati
,iluBUieWerW.y
Fi-erichfrigte Jsere
VevvYerk,Mit thai
i stalue ef-'ililberty
the SclinrlkUl Sana).
11 &-NftVitenli(V
t UMai jniVtg
and nearly 600 beats,
hlch wr ,lfg Ulle
during the winter lx woen t-tte.iwfcitSj'O.
sumed for tlie ucase The oalj.btween
Pert Clinten and Sc uyklU Hayi ;! tUl
clesed, bcciuse ofrepdrs new hefg 'juarle,
but it vv ill be opened tn a toy daysJpa 5
.' j' e t '?
A Ilcrki County t ilsiMiutHHH
ItuADiNti, Pa., Ai d it Tbte
Rohrbach Bre'a., tlirt story steue
near Bovvers station his "count;
S'lt-
stroyed by lira The I a luse u
valuable machinery unVJ,
nuicn
gnUu. The less Is fl WiljqtJlJ,
insurauce iu,ew.
WKATUXH
WAHHIJiaTOH, Ap
Atlantle states, local
ing, colder weather, '
wosterly, rliingbare
null ut tint1
Only uhie men n
Sheuek'H hetel tuts l
were ledgers. The
who luissed the ev
started te walk
found wandnrlng
nt
of tlie cllv. having
takfln e ihe statlQ't
meniiug, enu was
ledgers.
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