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VOLUME XXI NO.
HIS LAST AND WORST.
TUE LAUItEATE UII'ES THE MUHl.D A
rr.nv sickly sviiimi i'exm.
Hew llamn Tennyson Appeal Ker the IteMe.
ration el ICiiglimd'it rieet l Hecclved In the
American Newspapers fice. Handy
Smith Seta Up Fer Himself.
The Londen Time prints tlie ibllewing
peem, nerlbedte Ilaren Alfred Tennyson,
said te have been written liy lilin upon lieur lieur lieur
ingnrojiert or the iiisullleiciicy or tlie Kng
lUh licet for tlie erisls which la upon It :
Yeul you Ifjoulmve fulled te understand
The licet of England hi her nil In nil) ,
On you will coma tlie curse of till tlie land
If thateld KiiKlitnd fall,
, Which Nelsen Ielt se great.
This Isle, tlie iulglitlet nui ul pew cr en earth i
This enu small Isle, tlie I.eul of etery sen.
l'oer Knglnndl what would all these otes be
worth,
And what avail thlneniiclciit ramuorrrce,
Were thou u fallen state t
Yeu ! Yeu he liad the ordering of her Meet,
. juu tun u winy cuiupaaecii nuriMniefli
When nil men slime the w Ud mob's million led,
Will kick j en from yeui plnee.
Hut then tee lute 1 tee lata!
Heiiib American l'rc Opinions.
Frem thu Philadelphia Picsi.
Tennyson has jvrlttcti a pnem en the llrltlsh
navy. At last accounts tlie navy was still
iille.tt.
I'ltUIIAIIIiY Ol' iin: POKM.
Krein the JTertli Amcilran.
Loul Tennyson's latest poem convinces us
that Lngland ought te be usli.uued of herself
lorsetnuthlug in connection with her navy
we cannot m.ike out exactly what.
iniii:ui;nt iixpesuiii: ok "hahijn" iniih,
i.ket.
Frem the Ilccenl.
Lord Tennyson's baronial robes de net
prevent the indecent exposure of his intol intel
lectuitl person. The stupid slop that he has
been pouring out or late would warrant n
commission dc lunulice xnnuirende. Jt
would hae been menev in his pecUet ir
Tennyson had died years age.
A st'cciissrui, HCOI.D.
Kietn the Press,
Lord Tennyson's latest is apparently ad.
dressed te seme British Robeson. It is net
a very geed poem, but us n piece or scolding
It may be considered n success. The lnu lnu
rcate s pelitcal vcries always w ere inore 10 10
markable for Ml-teiupcr than for poelic eleva
tion, and at soveuty-llvo he cannot be o.x e.x o.x
peetoil te de better than at lilty.
iiei.ones in Tin: wasti: UAbKi:T.
Krem the .Ledger.
Lord Tennyson as iniet laureate has con
sidered it his duty te roll his oye In a line
frenzy ever the "dccline and" fall"" of the
English navy. He succeeded In getting the
jwcni published by sending his n.une and ad
dress according te the newspaper regulation.
IT what he sent had borue u nanie less ro re ro
newnod it would probably have been put m
the waste basket.
te nu P1TIUII.
Frem the Sen VeiU Tillnnie.
irthe llrltlsh ilect is as weak as Ilaren
Teuiii son's verses ceuceinlng its repnrted
condition, it is truly te be pitied.
ALAS! Till: BAHONIAI, IKIIIKS.
Kiem the .. Y. Wellrt.
Alas 1 'When Tennyson put en his baroni
al robes he sold his singing robes, which
are nigs now-bcirce worth the wearing of a
street ballad singer.
UVNAMITK AMI MTU YIIA JII1IC.S.
Frem the New Yerk Ilviald.
Twe dastardly blows were yesterday dealt
, at the llrilish admiralty. One was dealt by
the dynamiters ; the ether wns dealt by the
poet laureate. AVe can bardlv sav w lilch wns
tlin WnrWl H'lin lilnVl tf tltt livtiniiilfnrw nt'n
l a shock te the uuoiteudiug etllcial. "The
mew ei iue poet laureate .suiHiKed nn entlie
rennnunlty.
A CniHllilate fur 1'aine.
Tlie JIarrlsburg Jiitn'e te-day prints the
following poem by Senater Gee. Handy
Smith. It is entitled "A Prayer for Grant;"
aud-is Liken as Senater Smith's bid for the
plnce of poet laureate of the commonwealth ;
Oil, l.enl, hew cad our heart i, liewdcupmiriiilel.
Our anxious thoughts anil ecry liuath
Aru turneil te hiui who Is our ehliT,
Anil juuy for llte ltiste.itl of Ueath.
Oh, t;nnit this prayer we eflerTliee,
Ami nil i-ach lejal hcait Willi linil-e
TeJIlm who nilcs both liiiiilamlttea;
Ourelces ler his lite we niUe.
May lienvpnV fjuaril foicverlm
Aieund Ills leiiii, let ungi'le utaiiil
AiulKlng the cheiiisnl the fiee
Te him that billed his native luiul.
ran ciiiustiax uxirr.
Featiiri'a of llie Coining American Celere of
ChurrlicH Speakers unit Ksmi) ixtit.
The American congress or churches, u new
phase in the religious lifoel' the country,
was the result of an ellbrt begun in l'ittslleld,
Jlass.ichusettH, a year age, and suggested by
Dr. Washington Gladden's clever jiajier In
the "Century" en the need of a greater unity
among ovaugellcal Christians. Its object is
"te prometo Christian union and te advance
the Kingdom or Ged by a free discussion of
the great religious, literal und social ques
tions el' the time."
The first session will be held in Hartferd,
Conn., en the 11th,. l'-itli and l.ltb el' next
month. An enormous assomblage is ex
pected, and prominent men from every
state In the Union will attend. Itev. C'liaim
cey Giles, of Khlladeljihia, is of the council.
The public exercises will begin with an ad
dress by Goveruor Henry 1!. Harrison. Itr.
Kilwiu I I'aikcr, of Hartferd, will glve the
uddressef welcome. The tlistdlscussieu w ill
, be en "The Relations or a Divided Christen
' dem te Aggrcssive Christianity," the essayist
being Dr. Heward Cresbv, of New Yerk
City, and Dr. Jehn Henry llenklus, or Wil Wil
liamsperl, l'a, who will be followed with an
address by He v. Frederick I). l'ower, of
Washington, Garlield's jKisler.
On Tiicwlay thore will be u discussion of
" Tlie Function of Wershij) In l'rouieting
the Growth or the Church," and Dr. Natha
niel J. Kosten, or Hartferd, and Dr. Samuel
M. Hepkins, of the Auburn thoelogieal
seminary, will be the essaylsts. They will
1mi followed by Itev. Charles C. Ginnen, or
Hest en, and by Dr. G. D. liearduiau, el'
Philadelphia lit the afternoon a public io ie io
eeptlen will be held. In thoeveuing tlie dis
cussion will be resumed, when Dr. Wash
ington Gladden, in" Ohie, and JUr. Kverctt 1'.
AVhecler, a well-known New Yerk lawyer,
will be theessavists, and Hen. J. It. Haw ley,
of Hartferd, will be one or the siieaUers. Tlie
subject or discussion will be, " The Attltude
or the Secular Press in America Toward
Ilellgien."
The closing sen ices will be held en Wed
nesday morning. The discussion will be en
"The Historical Christ Considered as the
True Ccntre or Theology," and Dr. James
l'reeinan Claike, or Dostou, will be oue of
the ess:iyists, and President ltobliiKeir, of
Drewn University, ene of the sjieakers.
Tliu I. It. It. liiriilngs.
The statement or the business or all lines of
the Pennsylvania railroad company 0Mi r
PltlsburgundKrle for March, 18S. as eoui eeui
juired w ith the Banie month In 18S1, shows n
decrease in gross earnings or fSOT.avi, a do de do
cre.ise In oxjienses er?liI,l5ll, and adociease
in net earnings eti MX VH. The threo months
erihiiiscniuparcd with llie same jioried or
lHsl, shnwriii dcereaselu gross earnings el
Sl.UU.lW, in exiienses f;i01.lK)l, and In net
earnings $7i:i,(Rll All lines west of Pitts
burg and Krle for the three months of 1&S3
sIiewHadellcieuey In meeting nil liabilities
erf&ityjlt), being u gain as ceiujuired with
the same period or 1885 or (32,070.
Killed 1IU Three Kiicuilcn.
Martin Mitchell, a fisherman at HlacMlsh
Ijike, Aik., Wednesday shot and killed
three men. lie has bad u leng-slaudlug quar
rel with two neighbors named Cummins
and llarteu, who two weeks age shot mid
wounded him. He met them in company
with a third man and an exchange of bliets
began, MltckeU being nrineil witlin Win
chester rille. He was lilmseir wounded in
the tiniu but Iio shot Cummins through thu
head, D.uteii llireugli the ulxlemeu and the
third man tlireugU tlie brain.
201.
Tlti; "MOUNTAIN SENSATION."
A Meedy Mjntery iriilttlnfTtewn Te a Very
Fine fntiiu
Frem the New Krn, April 20.
He either left thore through the buslies and
rocks, committed sulcide or was murdered,
Ins valuables laken from hiui nml the body
thrown In tlie rocks, where It may be lildden
or a long imie. The latter theory Is proba
bly the correct one.
Frem the XeW Kra, April 21.
The Intercst In the case h Intense, and why
should It net be, when In bread day llglitone
is nssanlted and rebbed and probably most
foully murdered ?
Frem the New lira, April p.
Up te our latest advices ie:day, nothing"
had been heard or llie missing llernard Dll Dll
llnger, hiive the supposition that he was the
demented young iniui seen leaving e box car
at New Helland en Hunday.
Fiem the Kxaiiilncr, April 'Zl.
Ilenmrd Dllllnger, the alleged victim, was
jiuletly at work in tills city, turning his salt
by doing odd Jobs of whitewashing. Te-day
he Is at work at the rcsldeuce or Mr. William
Gerrcclit, Iu7 Concord alley.
lIUIUILdlM IN NKir HOLLAND.
Thry ltrrnk Inte u Iteolilenco ami Olllce, Hut
Oct Netlilnir.
Ni;w Helland, AprlL 21 Thursday
night the rosldeneo or Abraham O. Smoker,
In the eastern part or New Helland, was
bmken Inte by cutting. iliole In the kitchen
deer and reaching in und turning the key.
The low or part or the heuse was thoroughly
ransacked, but nothing was missing. The
burglars wero net heard in their cnmratlens.
Jehn It. llrubaker's olllce was entered by
means efa false key. Thore was nothing of
any value In the olllce that they could carry
away. They then tiled te break open a deer
leading Inte Henry M. lletvmun's liquor
stere adjoining, In the same building.
I heir neise uwakened .Mr. Ilewman, who
mceihIii thostero. Hoaresoandgothlsgun,
but before Iio could get a shot the thleicshad
escniied. Tlicre was nothing taken from this
bunding.
Ker a week or two i.tsL ulnifNt dnlltr. in.
gers ye npear te have no particular busi
ness linve been visiting New Helland. They
visit the saloons and taverns, drink the best
liquors, visit the principal stores and nppear.
te be familiarizing tliomxelios with the lay or
the town. They apjic.tr te travel in jialra
On Thursday two were seen together en the
street cernels, but when thry met iu.tlie ui ui ui
loens they did net rccognlre each ether. It
s surmised they may Ik) laying plans te
' crack" the bank or seme business heuse
that warrants the risk. The UiuniHls'Jre
u"itoite. mini, j.uraru .tine reiertaca
ineinber erih.it icmarkallle Tamtly) saysthat
his brother Abe is very fr&jtlentlv- in New
Helland and drinks Ills whisky nl the pub
lic bars. r
MAinu.nu: a jnriNc institvxie'n.
Lfe Miller nml Murlli.i NlrlikUsd Dlnralre and
Itciieiiiirn Their Illrjsl Union.
These who remeinber the Qreetey presiden
tial miiijMigii in 1S71!, will net forget " Prof
I.ce. Miller, who was seatnere by (be
Liberal llcpublicaus te sjieuk for n week in
littueaster futility. He iilletl engagemenbi in
this city, in Quarryillle, New Helland, Man
helm and ether jilaces. He Srasa lecturer, a
Spiritualist, ami in lBTJ, whc.i here, lie was
en his bridal tour with a young wile.
nome years later no Iclt lier and lormed a
"sjilrltual union" with his nafUnlty," Miss
Maltle Strickland, or SU Jehns, Mich., with
wlieni Iio haslived eier mne years, In do de
llauce el law and society. They published te
the world their "declaration amt contract,"
und, as he new proclaims, Itirengh all the
years since 1ST5 they haie lived together "in
the most enduring relations of virtual hus
band atul w lie," though he wi n net divorced
rrnm his ether wile.
Hut new he and Muttie liaie concluded
that they did w rung ; and that it would liave
been "wiser and nobler" te have sacrificed
their jiersenal happiness than te b&ve made
thls"i evolutionary assault upon the marriage
institution ;" and, in a letter in the New Yerk
iS'uii, Iee iireeiaiins that tlulr lree-leveis'
union was a grave mlstake and by mutual
consent it is new ronetiucrd.
The sacred Inslitutien of marriage will
n.ew jirebably survlve; and Iue andMattie
may yet eseajie the quarter sessions.
llie 1'ri'i.liU'iit's.Neiv Tcain.
The new team of tlie president lias arrlveil
in Washington. They will be tried for the
llrst tlme by the jiresldent this evening.
They are admitted te be tlie handsomest pair
oriiei-ves seen here for n long tlme. They
me seal brown in color. They weigh about
"00 jieunds each, are sixteen hands
and oue inch in height an 1 are half
brelliciH. They ure fmely-bied Hninilton Hninilten
iaus by liysaudcr. Their tails utmut touch
the gieund, and niu exceed liij,jy stylish
Albert HawkiiiH, who has driven i.ll the prosl presl
deutial teams since Gen. Giant onterod thu
Wliile Heuso, says they are by far. the finest
coach hum.", but bred and limtclied, that
have eier been in the executive stables. It
is undorhteod that they cestfWO. They were
jiureliased by Mr. II. J. Mowry, el Syracuse,
in Peugbkcepsie, New Yerk. They weie
biekeu mid haie always been driven togeth
er. One is live and the ether six years old.
Fatal Ouarrcl urKrll tmfcy ItaitauifM.
Harry Ceckiill und his brother, '"Bud"
Ceckrlll, of Duvine, Estill county, with
several assistants, were bringing rafts down
the Kentucky riier Thursday when they
observed that "Itud" Parker and u brother,
or Clay's Kerry, with several assistants, were
behind them with rafts. Tlie Ceekrllls
shouted te the Parkers te miltle their rail se
as te avoid a collision. The PurkerH could
net guide their rails, owing te the sWlftnc
of the current, and a collision was tin result,
llie rafts belonging te the CeckrillH being
bieken uji. Het words followed, jiistIa were
drawn and both factions began sloeting.
The two Parkeis weie killed instantly aud
four ether contestants were n ertally
wounded. !
JUkIi l'rlcexfer Herse.
The he. se s.de or Messrs. Ilruslield, Jehn
It
sten A' I'dmoudseii couiiiieincud en -Tuesday
in Lexington, Ky., with line yeathcr
and a large atteudunce of buyers, I tneng
tlieni Senater Geergo K. Kdmtiuds, e! Ver
mont. Fifty-nine lets wero sold for gil,550,
nu avenige of f:;iKi. The highest prien was
uild by Dr. J. II. llennettf 1,800, for Vntlean,
liy llolment. Stevo. Maxwell, of Ijoulsville,
Ky., jmIiI Sl.r.tM) ler Neuuiaii, a 'l-yoir-eld
stallion, by Haleid. A. J. Alexander; paid
iKM for Putice, by Onward. It. C. 'Dt.rand,
of Jacksen, Mich was a large purchaser,'-
Iteal lMatohelil. -
Heniy Khubert, auctioneer, sold en Tiura-,
day, at jiubllusalput the Leepard lietelj for'
tlie Ijincaster city school luurd, the iiroji iireji
erty situated en the cornereriiist Onuigiiand
Sheiniau stiects, te Gcerge IS. Marrow ,for
fA300.
This, added te the (00 awarded by viewers
seme months age en account of damages sus
tained by taking a part or the iiroperty for
the purpese of widening Sherman stieet,
makes a total amount of $J,100 received for
tlie let and buildings. i
hiiriejlng feru New ItHllreml, i
l'leiu the I.uli.iuen Times.
lCiigiuecrH are new engaged Hurveying Uie
line ler a new railroad from Ilollalre, ruu.fc
ter county, toMlddletown, Dauiiliin county.
Tlie new line will counect at llolluire w tit
the Colebreol; Valley rallieud nml ut Mldd o e
town with the Pennsylvania railroad. AVb,)n.
completed the new read will give Lebanon
erv iuiIKirtant additional transportation iH-
elllfles te the Seuth and West. I
Tneuty Invliea efhuun.
The heaviest snow storm ever known n
Colerado set jn ut 0 o'clock Wednesdiiy
night aud lasted without intermission mil1!
(1 o'clock Thursday e enluir. Fiillv twent r
inches of snow fell, as much as tlie uggregaia
of tlie previeus fall of the whole winter. The
storm was gcueial throughout the state, but
ran re.iu inuiis are moving nearly en nine.
Their Last Appearance.
Last eveulng I-nwronce it Vldecn's com
udy company made their last apjiearauca at
the eiKjra house. The audiouce was very
email und thu pcrt'cnuance the tame as upon
me lormer eycning.
A CROW OFF JUS BOOST.
JOItNNX OKAU AND MltS. AHWAKK
VONVIVTJSn OF AltVLTEttV.
Tim .fury Stake Ne Itccoiniiieiirtfitleiiii Ver
Merry, mid the Defendant te he Sen-
fenced en Saturday Morning-Other
uirtcr HCinlen IliinlntM.
Thursday Afternoon.-.The Jury lit the
case of commonweal lit n. Lorcnr-e S. Kiuyd,
assault and bitttery en Gcrtiude Shay, re
lumed n verdict or net guilty, with county
for costs.
The Jury in the assault and batlery cise
against Daniel Tammany, Jr., assault and
liattery en Jlallread Ofllcer Hey, rendered u
verdict or guilty. Sentence w derorred
until Saturday.
Lemen II. Dennis, or Kphrabi, was in
dicted for carrying a concealed deadly
weapon. Tlie complainant was his brother
Oscar, and the suit rcsulted from a family
quarrel. The prosecutor testified that llie
uccused carried a jilstel en the Ulli of April
and at divers ether tlmes. The defendant
aunimcu Having a pistol en April 11 and
claimed that he used it, te drlve the jirosecu jiresecu jirosecu
ter from Ids heuse, after he had been assault
ed by him. The jury acquitted the defen
dant and divided the cost equally between
the parties.
Tii i: e it a u-A m wa if a eah i:.
The next cases called far trial wero theso ei
commonwealth vs. Jehn W. Gran and
Lavtnla AmwuUe. who were lnrllrin.i rnr
adultery. T. J. Davis, ene or the counsel
ler derendante, tnade a motion for neon neen neon
tliiuauceoii the ground that adilltlenal cenn,
sel, Messrs. Reynolds mid Nauman, worn
only employed nt neon te-day, that the cases
were only returned by the grand Jury yostcr yestcr
day mid there was no reason why these cases
should be made nn exception and forced te a
trial at the first term.
The court said they did net nurnose lukfinr
any Instructions Irem llie gentleman and
asked the district attorney If he was read v te
go en with the cases. He replied that he
was. The court thou directed the clerk te
ran jury m llie cases.
Messrs. Reynolds and Nauman said they
would be nnablofe try the cases ir called for
trial te-day, as they had a professional cn
gagcnienyii Philadelphia te-morrow, and it
TvusnetccrUltf that theso cases would be con
cluded In time ler thorn te go te the city.
Tbey then withdrew from the cases. Subso Subse Subso
quently IJ, Frank Kshleman was employed
te assist Mr. Davis in the defense.
The defendants were called and resjieuded
promptly. Mw. Amwake walked te the
defendant's talle with her two small
children. The court asked whether thore
was net anjrpersen te take charge or the
children.. Her leunsel said that there was
net eh their rather had deserteil them. This
was denied by hiui. He said he was willing
te take hl chlldien and provide for them.
He was told, te de se and he walked te where
uis wire was te get the children. The mother's
parting lrem thu children was sad. She
kissed and huggel them and cried as if her
heart would break, butshu finally surreuded
the children, te her husband.
A Jury was twlix ted without much trouble
and the opening sjieccli Ter the common
wealth was made bv II. K Davis, entllnlm-
what the proof wetdd lie.
The marrlage )r Mrs. Amwake was
proved by Itev. Stringer, and the marriage
of Grau byThilip 1 obxlter, w Iio was jtrcsent
ht his wedding.
Margaret Frits U tilled that en the night or
January :Mtb, at H-M o'clock, she went te
Mrs. Atuwake's heuse from a surprise jiarty
Mrs. Amwake admitted her ami said Grau
wan up stairs Inlnd; a few minutes aftcr aftcr
wardshe came down stairs tying his necktie:
.the next morning Mrs. Amwake admitted
thatsheandOrnuhal been guilty or adultery
and beggeii her net e gtve it away j she fre
quently saw Grau at Mrs. Amwake's heuse
aud heard her uddiess Grau as "Hubby"
and Grau call hrr by tlie jiet names of
"Lamby" and " Angel j" .Mrs. Amwake told
witness that she beeame acquainted witli
Grau nt Weehrls'h 'nnd was criminally lntl lntl
inate with hint for the first time, en tiie night
her husband was sent te jail ; Mrs. Amwake
is new living nt Gruu's heuse en West
Orange street; she repeatedly said that she
wanted her IiusImihI sent te Jail se that she
could live with Grau,
Oincer llamheld twilled that en the night
of January 10, he saw Grau go into Mrs.
Aiiiwekers house, between 0 and" o'clock
and ceme out between 'and:! the following
morning; en iholSlde January he saw lilm
Se into her hotwe betvreen 7 and 8 o'clock in
ie evening and leave the heuse between tl
und 4 the following morning ; en the 10th of
March armed with warrants ler the arrest of
Mrs. Amwake and Grau fbrudultry, and ao ae ao
eetiipanied by QHicers lUisheng and lleas,
C. C. Amwake aud Cliarles Amwake, he
went te her house ; Olllecr ltnsheng knockeil
at the front deer ; Mrs. Amwake raised the
window ; Iiushongteld her he wauled her ;
kllfl limaltflffwl nttntlt immifni litt-e ntn) Itif.tlsr
lteas told her if she did uet comedown be
i would kick the deer in she came dew u and
was asked whether Urat was in ; she replied
that he was net ; the hen ie was searched and
Whlle witness was ut tl e back deer, Grau
quietly ojwned the deer and walked out ;
witness told him he wiuted him and took
htm into custody.
Officer lteas oerrobor iled the testimony
of Ofllcer Darnheld and n addition testllled
thhtheliatl seen Orau it Mrs. Amwake's
hoise, whpn she lived en Nertli Prince
stri'et, twiween 1 and 2 e' ieck in the inorn inern
inftj at this time Ainmke was' in jail;
Olilccw Kltchey and A lit, Charles Am
waeo, Charles Hoevor, Andrew Troyer.
Cliarles Dietrlcii and Ilei ry Deinan testflled
thau they liat seen Grau a id Mrs. Amwake
frequently together.
'i TUB TtZltKt SB.
The. J. Davis inade tl. i opening speech
forthetlerenso. JehnW.O iu was then called
and testitled that ene. night in Jan tiary last,
whlle hi) was walking uawii Strawberry
street, ln heard screams e: murder uttered
by a woman, and he went t her tisslstance ;
the wemai who called for at ilstauce was Mrs.
Amwake ;the disturbance i fas caused by'c.
O. Amwake '.breaking the le-ic of the deer of
her house nnVt threatening te kill her; he
accompanied icr te the aiderman's olUce
where she madje complaint gainst her hus
band und get Ofllcer Olt te i xectite the war
rants ; he denlodXevor bavin ; commllteil the
otlense charged (.and adm tied that Mrs.
Amwake is new HViutf in hi heuse in West
Orange street, for wihlch 910 mouth is paid
and that he beards with her , he'denicd hav
ing been at Mrs. ALnw-ake's leuse the night
he was arrested, but Claimed that he wasn
tlieread teher Iiouke te tell 1 jr that she had
been prosecuted for ad iVltery.
At this stagd or thecasj) cot t adjourned te
7S o'clock. ( J
Tlmri'lai,' Evening Wh t court re-us-semblea
the trial of they irau-Amwake
adultery case was resumed tiol'ero u large
audience aud Mrs. Amwake w called te the
witness stand bv the defense. 3he testllled
(te her husband breaking-tin. deer of her
heuse in January; ie iicr,csJi ng for assist
ances te which Oraa responded and his ac
companying her te the ,lde man's olllce;
this she said was (he first ,Mtne i he met Grau ;
she denied having made aay admission of
guilt te uirgaret Frits and Oenied having
feniniitted the otlense tlhatved. Tills elosetl
the testimony Jer the dwwvM and Oilleer
Jehn it. llusheng lyas eddied in rebuttal.
He testllled that en hu. night jf tlie arrest
-of Mrs. Amwake anil) Gran he saw Gir.u in
Mrs. Amwake's heif, walking across the
; kitchen lloer lewarlls the 'rear deer of the
.house. This tofitlnueav Hfttlv contrndleted
that of lrs. Atiywake-nnd y -an, both or
wliouiswerolhat'iruu was net in the heuse
that night. -This iletHid'WiB, test ,non v jn the
cas?, and couuselwer.sUewcd two hours te
argue the cAse. J j-
The closing pwliVer thoiiefense was
made by 11. FjrMar JSWen ami for the
Bommenwenlll by B." F.JJavls ud J, Hay
Drewn. 1 1 w, fa W aWteaJt-when lle spoeches
were cenclud Jd,' Uwinry-wwe. charged by
the court nin'reWfj,Hu Mttwwt'.
' 'Friday Jf ,t-JVK.'ftiry hi the Gruu Gruu
Amwake eiiVeafestKl fs, verdict afew
minutes atVir wey -TttUia en Thursday
night, and this niewsi ytivfclBtc court with
a seled vert (let. In rpJy V tfee usual ques ques
Men, bythe tletktUey iwW-.tbMJ- fmiudthe
defwidantj inlHyu inawaeTaud furmas
Uii.stoevl hldidjaMBr;wiiiMil Aakeil
.. : . . -- .- r.
sua sentence iie ,
UMehiy.
LANCASTER, PA., FRIRDAY, APRIL, 24, 1885.
Thlsroqtiesi the court said could net be
granted, but U tlie defendants deslrcd a post
ponement until Saturday, nnd the ball Was
sufficient, the scntence could 1m deferred nn
til that time. The court when informed thai
the ball was (eOO In each case said that was
net sulllclent, sluce thore wns n conviction,
and directed thatOiichfurnlsh ball in the sum
or tl,000 for their nppcarauce te-morrow.
Grau ftirnlslicd the required security, ex.
ShcriirGreir becoming Ids bondsman. 'Up te
neon Mrs. Amwake had net furnlshed addi
tional ball.
Cennid Hchaeirer was indicted for commit
ting an assault and battery en Michael
HolnUen. The prosecutor testified that
whlle walking en Seuth Queen street, en the
20th of January, the dofendant. who was
standing In a quarry, stepped out and with
out any provocation struck him in the face
with a stone, knocked lilm down and kicked
him. Other witnesses testllled thatSchaolTer
en a ntunber of occasions threatened Unit he
would kill Mfelinel Helntwn, the prosecutor.
The defendant denied having seen the
prosecutor en the day alleged, having been
at work a mile from town, nor did he ever
commit an assault and battery en him. A
number or witnesses testified that they haie
known Michael Heintrcn n number or vears.
that ills reputation Ter truth telling is net
geed, anil that they would net bcliove
lilm en oath. Other witnesses testified that
the character orSclmelleras a jicaceable man
w-as geed. The Jury rendered a verdict or
guilty.
James Wiley was Indicted for malicious
lnlschler, en the comjilelntor Jehn A. Sho She
lier. The prosecutor testified that en thetllst
or March, hodrevo his team into Sholier's
hotel yard, nnd walked ever te his rag ware
house en Market street. Frem there he
walked uleug Grant stiect te Prince and saw
wuey iinvmir ins team along that street ul a.
rapid gait. Witness iiurricd te the stableand
by the tlme he reached there Wiley had re
turned the team. An examination showed
that the linrse had been ruined by fast driv
ing, and that the buggy tejiHad lieen broken.
The defense was that thei commonwealth
witnesses wero mistaken lit their Identity ;
that Wllev was net at Shebcr's hotel nt thu
tlme the team wns taken, but was nt llie
ojiera heuse at a matinee. On trial.
itAii.neAnnn.
Oliver Sammls pleaded guilty te stealing a
geld watch from Win. H. Kirk and an over
coat from Andrew Itutterand was sentenced
te linilcige an Imprisonment of eighteen
months In the LaucaUer county prison.
Tills ollense was only committed en Tuesday
night; the hearings wero had yesterday, the
grand Jury found true bills this morning and
he entered the aliove jileas.
(.irillll.NT IlllHINKKK.
The court granted a rule t'e show cause why"
se mucli of the fiudlugef the jury as Imposed
the costs en Jehn 1L Presbcrry, In the suit
for assault and batterv he breuirht inmlnHt
Henry D. Smith, should net be stricken eir.
(lit AND JIJIlY lll.TUUN.
True JlilU. Henry F. ltehrer, embezzle
ment ; Itebert J. Kvans, false pretense : Jehn
Francis, assault and battery; Oilier A-inmls,';
larceny; J. S. Hal wager, r.dse jirotenso ;
i. . ersiyuiii, eu in., censjiiracy, ftwe
Indictments;; Mathias llelntrtii, jHjrjury.
Trill. Ken'er' Fimenil.
Prof. W. II. Keller's iimeral toefc 'nlacn
this artcrnoeu at 1! o'clock-. The 'remains
were taken from tlie family rosIdeucerNc.rth
Prince street, te Graee LuthenmidHircb.
corner or North Queen and James streets,
where Itev. C. IX Heujit delivered e'yrthem
an iinjircssliu fuuural oration. Ihe body,
wliiehwasluuhaiidsome casket covered with
llewers, was then viewed by the large
congregation present, after w.'ililiit was
placed iu the licarse und taken tii Weed wan I
Hill cemetery, followed by a leng-line or
coaches containing llie family and friends of
deceased. The following named gentlemen
acted as jiall-pearers : J. IJ. Kevinski, Jacob
Kllllieller, J. Fred. Kcner, U. F. ltoii'der,
AVash Tayler and Adam Itheads. The priu-
cijal lleral eflerlugs were a beautiful h
harp
and cress.
mitvisii adieu te the nuiu.it.
1Vehtcrii Orunil-I).tU);liter TiiKen Hie Veil In
a flaltlmore Cenient.
llALTIMOKK, Mil., Ajirll II. Miss Cou Ceu
stance 1'dgar, stcji-daughter of Cel. J. M.
Heuaparte, and great grand-daughter of Dan
iel Webster, was clothed with the habit and
ell of the order or the Visitation ut the con
vent, Park Avcnne and Ccntre street, last
evening. Miss Kdgar took the name In re
ligion orsister Mary De Sales.
During the ceremony the sisters or llie com
munity nil knell holding lighted toilers. The
clergy wero in the sanctuary beyond the
grating. The nevice first uppearcd dressed
asa bride iuwiiitesatiuand veil, with wreath
orerango blossoms, w hieh were subsequently
changed Ter the habit or the order. Kev. Dr.
P. L. Chajielle delivered the discourse, in
which he referred te the connection or tlie
noilce with a family whose founder was'ihe
most illustrious in the career of arms and in
the government of nations" which the nine
teenth century has jirodnced, while the
family of her mother boasted a name which
"represented the highest eloquence known
In the annals of the American forum and
Senate."
Indians at u Washington Ceiifeieuce.
Washington, D. C, April '2t. Ked
Cloud, uccempinlcd by his attorney, Mr.
Willurd, D. Illnml and Ted Ihindall had a
conference with Indian Commissioner Atkins
this morning. Indian Agent McGlllicuddy,
Yeung Man Afraid Of His Horses, and two
Indian police wero also jire.seut. Itcd Cloud
presented a written statement In which Iio
charged McGlllicuddy with misappropriating
lunds, and endeavoring te crush him aud
destroy hisiulluciice. McGlllicuddy entered
a general denial. A number of witnesses
will be examined when the conference reas
sembles te-morrow.
Danish IiiimlgninU IVestiruril Hound.
l'ltni'UNU, Maine, April ill. Thafctetuiier
Dominion arrived this morning. Among tlie
jitissongers was a jiarty of Danes en their way
te tlie West. They say arrangements are new
being inade te bring ever ut least 5,000 of
their ceuntrymen te take up a 'great tract of
laud iu thu West, und form a Danish colony.
The steamer also brought 21 young men,
members el' tlie Congregation Union of Lon Len Lon
eon. They represent u number of tr.wles.
They jiropeso tosettle In Canada.
I'atal I.ngliin Kxploileu.
Buffalo, N. Y. April 21. A sjieclal from
Olean, N,Y,, says u 15 horse-peivor engine
en the Angel Oil company's property at
Knupps Creek, N. Y., exploded at neon to
day, killing Geergo Cripps, a married man,
and injuring two ether men, besides killing
a Bpau of herses. The accident was caused
by pumping cold; ivater Inte tlie het boiler.
hu)H lie Can Defend Herat.
Londen, Ajirll 21 An etllcial Indian dis
jiatch received te-day ceitlnlns rolteratlens en
the part of the Ameer of Afghanistan, te the
ofiect he believes hlmself fully comjHiteut te
delend Herat against the KiiHsians without the
assistance of either llrltlsh engineer, olllcers
or a fighting Knglish contingent.
Hanged rer a Murder.
LlTTl.ii Itecic, Ark., April 21. Columbus
L. Melllt, aged 10, was hanged te-day at Dal
las, Ark., fur the murder of Win. Wohuue.
The execution was imblle und was witnessed
by n large crowd. The culprit maintained te
the lust that he was Innocent, and met his
Tutu without a tremor, Tlie imtrder was com
mitted when Meillt was only 10 years old.
l'iuire Minn the Newmarket.
LeN hen, A prll 21 Tlie Nowmurket hand 1
cap was run te-day und wen by Mr.Manley's
4-year-old ly colt, Pizaro. Damocles was
second aud the Dauphin third.
i 1 1 1. 1 1 in
Irellugliu)ieu railing ltapldly.
NKlYAiur, N. J., April 21. Kx-Sceretary
Frullnghuyseu Is weaker te-day and seems te
be tailing rupictly.
AN EASY TRIUMPH.
UAIiUOWINO THIS ItAItttOiniATES
THE QUAKEIt CITY.
OF
A t'lillutlelplilii club FuruUlics nu Ijy I'rac-
Jllce tlttine te the Lanraiiter Scrleim JIU-
Imp tolhe Cnlrhererthn VMlIng
Team Nete of. the Game,
Yeslerday afternoon a very small crowd
witnessed the gnme lictween the I-aneaster
club and the Harrowgate or l'liiladeljihla, at
McGrunn'sjiark. The home team were tlie
victors by thosceroor 13 te 2. The visitors
wero n very light-looking betly or men,
scarcely ene in tlie number weighing US
jieunds. They are net professional players,
but practice nt the game aud play when they
can away from their work. It becume ovl evl
V?nt early in yesterday's game that the
Philadelphlaus were overmatched. They
wero unnble te hit Smith hard, but
in fielding they oxcelled the home
club. The Lancosters hit Wrightson very
freely, especially In the second Inning. Wet
roll and Hoflerd did net play iu the game,
and Oldfield made his first appearance befere
a Lancaster atidleneothisseaseu. He backed
Smith up very well and did seme line left
hand hitting.
In the eighth inning Wonder, the catchoret
the Harrowgate, had his finger terribly tern
by a ieul tij). Gcerge Myers umiilred the
game In a satisfactory manner. The scere
was :
I.AKCABTKIU Alllin V A E'll AltltOnO'K.
Parker, ir. . fi 1 3 l e u Knight, ..
lllliind.SU.. 5 1 1 3 12 Wonder, e..
An n n ak
4 e u .1 8 I
4 1 0)0 2U
4 0 2 0 0 2
1119 Oil
I II 0 O (Ml
3 0 12 0 1
IMcTum'y.cr.l 2 i i iiueiilnn. of ...
Teinney, nn . 1 3 1 i 1 Aehuir.'Ih
Donald, .111., ft a 2 se linker, rf
ninlth, p. .
s olio Milan. ir...
Mnclc.lli.. .
I.ynten, rl,
OhlllclU, e
Totals
e uu.r ieii. Ail,
3 0 1 2 211
4 0 12 10
1 0 Oil Krln,2li
4 S 210 22lV!lghls'll,p H II 0 ill
Ilf31827185 Totals.. .St" 121
bceiie nr ini.ises.
. . . 0 5 II 0 2
. 0 0 0 1 1
Lanraster
lljrrowgute
3 0
0 u
3 X 13
0 0 3
BUHMAIIV.
ltuns KarneU Laiicnnti-r, 7. Flrnt Imse en
errors I.itiicater, 4 ; HurreWBiite, I. lfcie en
called ImllR Lancaster, 1 ; Harrow ente, 2. Hit
with liull Hmltli und Klevrt. .Struck out lain
cuter,3i llarieHitate. 10. T e huse hits Parker
(2), Teinney, Olilllcld and Mehan, Three hune
hit Parker. Pinned Imlls OlilUeld, 1 1 Wonder,
4. Wild Pitches hmltli, i. Time or game 1
bems. Umpire Myur.
Illmneiul IlnU.
The Iiucaster club is iu ML Jey this after
noon. The Trenten club is en a trip through the
Kastein country. On Wednesday they
played a fifteen inning game with the New
Britain, Conn., club, winnlni; bv 8 te I.
Manager Farrew, of Newark, shows geed
sense when he says : " I intend te retain no
man who cannot de ids share of the work
with the willow."
. Jlase Imll jestprdav: At Philadelphia:
-Brooklyn .-Attiletic a jdlaltimore : Daltlmore
e, aien 1 1 tH. .Leuis l rK. Ixjuts 2, Cincinnati
l; Washington 'National 8, New .Yerk 6;
Jtkiiineudi Philadelphia 32, Vlrgluui 2.
Tlie first game of tlie , season between the
collego nines, wa played en Thursday after
neon between the freshmep and acadeniy
nines. It resulted In ascoreef 0 tot In Euer
of the' academy nine.
In the .Auuetle-Uroeklyn game yestcrdaj"
the former clnb.blt Terry hard, but he was
mved by lfetallng's tlne play in ccntre, he
captured sis diuicult Hies. Three or theso
wero caught with two men en bases, two
with ene man en and the ethor with two men
out and nana en bases. Four of these catches
wero very difficult, and with almost any
ether man In centra would have been sare.
Peter Meegan, the Active club pitcier of
last year, W"as te have lilleiLthe holes ter the
Virginias, orTUclurtend, Oils season, nnder
the management of Joe Simmons. Slnimern
fullwl te hiive un agreement signed, te w;nil
ou advance money or pay MceganVejcpcn&ea
ICast, and Mcegaii declined te ceme en, re
muliiing In San Francisce. Virginia was te
pay $1,000 for his services. Harrv Wright,
or the Philadelphia Lcague, eilers $2.0 a
month, aud this Mecgan will aecejit when
he finds out that Simmons has no claim ujieu
him. Jtradiny 2'imes.
Tlie Christiana II. 11. club have re
organized for the season with the following
Iilayers: Catchers, Guehrer, late of Ironsides,
ami Plunk ; pitchers, Melcher Ncdrer and
llriuteu ; 1st base, Ilarrar ; 2nd, Pewnall.
Iteeker of Harrisburgs will guard third.
Short steji, Kaby ; with Davis, Wltmer and
Itobiusen in the field. The club have re
ceived new suits made by J. I). Shibo t Ce.,
Philadelphia A grand stand is being erected
nndtlie grounds are among the finest in
the state.
Theclub would like te hear from Ironsides,
Actives of Heading, Harrlsburg, Alleutewti
und all semi prolesleual amateur clubs in
the state. Address all communications te
T. W. Uroeiuell, manager.
UIVEX AXOTllEJC CllAXCE.
The Iteieliers or the 1'. ic It. l'erinllte.l te l'uy
Jnterent nn tlie Vleatlni; llclit.
I'll ii.Aiiili.fiilA, April 2i. The United
States circuit court made an order te-day per
mitting the receivers of the Philadelphia it
Reading railroad company te contluue the
jiaymcntet Intercst en the Ilnatiugdcbt until
otheriviso directed by the court.
The court, after admonishing the parties as
te the imjiortance of speedily settling their
differences, said that in order te glve them
another chance he would allow the receivers
te contluue te pay the interest en the lleating
debt, with the understanding that at the end
of thirty days they must comeinto court and
Justify their action in order te'get further
authority.
THE DICKSUN THIAL.
New IluielepmeiiU III tlie Oane Agulut the
I'ereuiau of th star iteute Jury.
Wasiunuten, D. C, April 21. The
criminal court room was crowded te-day
with un intcrosted nudionce drawn thore in
expectation of hearing sousatlenal tostimeuy
In the Dicksen trial.
Cel. Corkhill, ox-dlstrictattemoy, was re
called, and testified that en the rufusal or the
grand jury te indict Mr. Dicksen, Atterney
General Ilrewster took the whele matter out
or his bauds.
Percival Kennedy, a clerk in the dejurt dejurt
u.cntef justice, detailed hew he was em
ployed te watch Mr. Dicksen and learn
his opinion oftlie intentions or the Star Itoute
Jury.
Mr. Smith, Dicksen's counsel, took the
stand and testified te the efforts te have
Dicksen's case brought te trial, but without
success.
l'lciiiU Trjlug te AV reck Train.
Duthoit, Mich., April 21. Some mis
creants placed railroad tics en the track
or the Lake Shero k Michigan Southern rail
road, just outsldeot this city this morning,
causing the rnwsonger train wh Ich left this
city at 7 :S0 a in., te Jump the track. Ne In
jury was done oxcept te the locomotive, but
the train was delayed ever an hour. About
the same time, obstructions wero placed ou
the track of the Day City read, which runs
alongslde the L. S. it M. S., at this spot, but
they wero discoverod und removed bofero
any train passed. Railroad officials ure in
vestigating tlie matter.
Preparing Against Cholera.
Ni:w Yemc, April 2L A coufereuco ofthe
health olllcers of New Yerk, Brooklyn, Phila
delphia, llultiniore, New Iluven and Ilosteu
was held at the Fifth Avouue hetel yesterday
te dismiss quarantine matters generally, and
te agree upon uniform regulations se as tq
prevent the introduction or cholera Inte this
country. It was decided te establish a close
quarantine against rags, nene te be lauded,
except after being thoroughly lioited or
steamed by the sujior-heated steam juocess.
i m
IVualdngteu Appointment.
Wasiiinoten, D. O., April 2L Tlie prosl presl
dent te-day appointed Henry T. Kernochan,
naval oilleer at New Orleans, and Cornelius
S. Schenck appraiser at Portland, Oregon.
Secretary Mannlug te-day ajipointed Geo Gee
II. Tingle, of Mentana, and C. F. Ilyan, eC
Indiana, United States ugeutsle the seal
fisheries el Alaska.
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. PRIQE T OMpTijJ
T.EUlHLATirE I'ltOOEEIUNOS. I rAVllAM PV "!sHI ""JjlJ
inrleni Appropriation HUM Hum Second Head
Ins In the llntme-llfdi Cotnmtalen
Denounced an n Humbug.
llAimisiiumi, Pa., Aprll2i. In thoHeuso
te-lny, bills were favorably ropertcd impos impes
lngan annual liccnsoer?l,C00on skating rinks
and authorizing the loriiiatlen ofcattle breed,
lug cemjianlcs. Apiiroprlatlen bills wero
jiassed second reading as rollews: The
Western penitentiary improvements, $-150,-000
; salaries, etc., $71,000; Kastem peniten
tiary, salaries, etc., tSS,101;'rer the tnalnto tnalnte tnalnto
nance or the indigent Insane Ter two years
from June 1, 188.1, $050,000; fish commission,
$2e,00a Spensler and Colberu denounced
the fisli commission as a stupendous
humbug. On an amondment elfcrwl te tlie
uiu appropriating 5108,501) te the Vorrlstewn
hospital, no quorum voted and the speaker
sent out for theabsu.it members. In half an
hour he reported that none of the absentees
could be found and the Heuso adjourned.
in me rjenaior-auuce's uiu te proieuttlie
admission Inte places for humeral purposes
or females under sixteen years or age, and
the Heuso bill te reduce the number orcoun ercoun orceun
cilmen iu cities of the third class were fa
vorably rojierted. Hull', or Westmoreland,
eflercd n resolution Ter the iippointment or a
Joint commlltee for the purjiose or providing
means te enceurage ferest culture nnd estab
lish parks Iu the eastern, central and western
portions or the state, the oxjienses net te ex
ceed $5,000. The resolution wis referred te
the committee oil apjiroprlatlens.
OIIANT WILL r7birSAItATOUA.
Ami Then ltellie I'reiu Docter And Keperterii
Inte the CuUklll4.
Nhw Veiik, Ajirll Si. General Grant illd
net go te his room from the library, where
the family mid ex-Governer SLuilerd were,
until eleven o'clock last nlghL ileing some
what fatigued with his exerciso during tlie
day and his mind being btill eecujiicd with
the subjects of family chat during the even
ing, the general was wakeful until nlmut enu
o'clock when he fell asleeji, and slejit until
about llve o'clock this morning. Less than
the usual amount of merjihia was adminis
tered during tlie nlghL
It is prebable that the general and family
will spend tlie month of July at or near Sar
atoga, nnd the month of August will be
jiassed in the Calskllls.
Gen. Grant went out for his drlve at neon.
He was accempanied by Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
Dent aud U. S. Grant, Jr.
Preparing te Hener (Irani' 111 Hilda).
Ciucaoe, April 21. Advices from a large
number or jieinlH in the West Indicate that
Gen. Grant's birthday en Monday next will
be ery generally observed. Public meet
ings will bu held In Cincinnati, Louisville,
Tejickii, Des Moines and ether places, and in
many towns guns vyill 1) fired and Hags ex
hibited en public" huildlngs. In Chicago a
numoerei lauiesare endeavoring U make
arrangements for a celebration in theojiera
hall, seme tlma during the coming week at
which Messrs. Uosceo Conkling and Henry
Watterson, Gen. Sherman aud Governer
Oglcsby will lie Invited te sjicak.
niANCE rvssiNe unit ttnxvr .
All lleeante of tlie letter's Action Toward
French 'erMper
CAltie, Apiil 2h M. lkirrera, the French
consul general In this city, te-day called ujien
the Khedive and. Nubar Pasha, tlie Kgyjitlau
minister ler foreign aftairs, and demanded
liisnassrorL..ire'slaled in oinlan.iKeri tli.ii.
, v ' t Sv 1-- r r J. fr I
lii hevhi union t haa'icmlraebMUliini te say J
uiuiu ceusiucreu an lcpiics inade te its do de
mauds forthe rehabilitation of the lloxphere
Keilpticn net only unsatisfactory but im
pertiticnt; thuthehad been directed te seier
edicial relations with JJgypL M. Harrere
further stated that nu govern gevern
ment had also instructed htm, te
announce that, liecau'-e onhe arbitrary ncthm
ofthe Kgj'jitiau gecniment iu refusing te
satisfactorily exjilalu Its action iu suppress
ing the llosphere J-'-jyptien, or making anv
reparation therefer, France would net sanc
tion the convention recently agreed ujien by
the lowers with regard te L'gyjitian financial
atlalrs. The consul en leceiving his juisspert
at once started for Alexandria te embark for
France.
uu.7;.s at nr.i.rAsr.
The C'lhle Ciirenkle the llineinliaikailen
I'reiu the j.ejul Vacht.
Hki.i'Ast, April 21. The Prince and
Princes of Wales and jvarty lauded this
morning from the royal yacht Osberne, en
which they had jiassed the night The
weather was stormy, a heavy rain falling,
but it did net deter the jiojuilace from turn
ing out in force. The streets were crowded
at un early hour and the piers in the vicinity
oftlie landing jilacowcre jacked with people.
The jiarty disembarked amid the booming
of cannon, the playing or national airs by nu
merous hands, and the jilaudils of the multi
tude. On lauding the jiarty was met by the
city officials and a strong ferce of military
and police. They immediately entered the
carriage in waiting and were escorted te the
government house. Tlie greatest enthusiasm
prevailed along the route.
A Little Clrl lSurued te u Crltp.
Uuitai.e, N. Y., April 21. About 5
o'clock last evening Christopher Sehevinger,
a prominent citlren ofTeiiawantlo, set llre te
a large mass or rubbish In front of his heuse.
A number of children gathored about the
fire, among them Flera Hay, aged 11 years.
She ventured tee near and her dress caught
fire. A bucket of water was quickly thrown
upon her, but she was burned te a cri-p ou
the left side. She died In a few hours.
(iluwt Works Homed.
Finsiiuna, Pa., Ajirll 21 Vt an early
hour this morning the glass works of Atler
bury it Ce., wero badly d amaged by llre.
The building and a laige quantity or finished
glassware, together with valu.ible moulds
were destroyed. Iss about $20,000 ; iur
t Lilly Insured.
Peer Jehn McCuIleught
Sr. Leuis, Me., Airll 21 Jehn McCul-
leugli, tlie great tragedian, arrived ut tlie
Southern hotel iu tills city te-day, coming
unoxpectodly and unattended. His men
tal condition sceius te be very weak, and he
fancies that he is te eppcar in his faverite
plays, and that he will seen have comjilete
jiosscssien of his mind.
Appointed Lord Cluinceller of Ireland.
Londen, Aiiril 24. Right Hen. Jehn
Nutsh, uttoniey general for Ireland, lias
been nppein'ted lord chancellor of Ireland,
vice Right Hen. Sir Kdwaid Sullivan, de
ceased. Strikers l'urudiiig the MiccU.
SnuiieviiAN, Mich., Apiil 21. Over 300
river drivers are en u strlke und jiarading
llie streets, cheering and getting new recruits
te Jein tlieni. They are oileicd $1.25 ier day,
but want $2. Their demands will no doubt
be accccded te. Ne violenco is threatened.
A 1'atal 1'aW.
IlAiriMem:, Md., April 2-1 This morning,
while sull'ering from typhoid ferer, Martin
Ferkihs, living at Ne 153 North Mount
street, clambered from a third story window
and fell te the pavement below. Ills left leg
was broken iu thrce jilaces, and he received
internal Injuries. He will die.
A Faithful Sweetheart' Kulitde.
Cincinnati, Ohie, April 21. A young
German girl named Loulse Schnelle, com
mitted sulcide tills morning by drowning in
a cistern because her relatUes wanted her te
marry a young man she did uet leve, and
also intercepted lotters front her levor in Ger
many, te whom bhe had romeiuoil ftUthrul,
uunivii uj ,j,Mininann if.'mwa
- JJftiK I ill
THE ADimiALl
HAVE NEEDi
The rellcc, at Dm
Clue te llie l'er
Nirnliuen M'll
Nectleil te 11
Londen, April 21
nals advoeate the p
that persons causli
with intent te mall
by hanging. Seli
charltalile enough t
that the admiralty)
of all the depart in i
red lapclsni nnjiie
lug up is net bad fe
The ixillce have i
Some
dgoefafe'i
ixjileah
)'"! I1
) klltt
eCthe
un!
emiacat!
i is the i
.---. r
lui m
nniwij i.
4 for its
4. . .'-? .
in U
cM-e thatVUtdc'shf ,
.' T3ti
IS yet lUKWMlKi 1 e v J I
tain Ing the sllghlc sllghlc
whe jilaced the e
olllce yosterday. 1
developments ever
Mr. Sw'alnsen, th
Unites te Improve,
new of the belier b
A strong guard e
still ou duty In the
and no oue is Allew
in it from the jirej
cialssay that it will
the damage done, a
lence and impede t
All the books a
moved Irem the w
photographs are i
ferce or men will In
rejulr the damage
The theories or tl
ing. Many nre fin
plosien was the i
whlle ethers are eq
letlens that it was
Tlioexjilosion Is tl
this morning, aud i
In strong terms.
t KMmtt iiM
iff the MBmV.,
mmM' Jjf
iJ-C 'r.1 .. VW1
)ltlpf
v r'nM lriir
lue te.tmiMIctdlK:'
vtive hi" OWadidl !C.'rV:il
ie liavB'.b!!)! ii' irl
?i't- :hm
WvJvJ
ssisiani i
Id his r
cuh3ii(dv
nr. . J V'i
llllsrvl Ii
hew'illreeeiwr.
Killca undtailltarv
Inltyel.ilipbulltihl
menier wiweui n pik
iutherIUe.'KTliQStnfrf
i.- -a "... - - .6 iM
nu nienwiw- ie rrepui
will sreaUy inibenvui
ifllclaUinshiess. :'fiil
naners hevrifxit fa
ed efflqhnrill4pvl1
he ei ma nim t larger
" " rs "-" -"I'lM
iotefltlvosriwoHt uffi.V'
the belief ttwi L&
ilt of prirMaJ nW'iWlJl
ly 8trenKilh'tllgJrl-1?Rv,
work efjdynRnilri tdM
OlO UipIO Ot.IhPUJ(guii
eutrage Ts ,den' tin vid
Inteitllgatlns Set
Faisoe, Dakota,
oral Rice came fren
will leave te-day f
Irage reservation.
Pierce te ascertain
whether bona lido
where thny ure frei
claims. He takes i
matlen from the g
te Issue it If he dee
warn settlers te eh
rlli Ilalrnla itj. ..ld.JJ Vl.
iril jitAttern- d Mtt.fi
fideanlliil lAj-tnl
I UiUimA11
the Crew and , 'iiiiH-jirSr
te Ls Jsent'lii OOKIl
names of tM le-aUtw
r speculate', -recti
uidthecliawiigA M'th:
U him a, vtkmi, irerllki
i tner wlth';hjfcti t-ni,s
anl Tr UlStt.l ...4ll
' IrestdentLClet .Isiifl'!
--."- .lni'l lll.. WFy-
orders, or be arreted a I tre'jpSrWgrtl ft rf
rilmnrnil that Innil .rtil.li.ird Mtil li.l.. i... !?
filled cligible tract
-.wu-ivuuv. jwtui imvw:,
II1...I nll..ll.lA ..,i ...l. r jTfr:i. ,.. JJ
and issued scrip fi,
town sites. Cenjid
for the scrip, 'mticli
' V
The fltate el
Wasiiinoten I
balances te-day r
$212,783,215 ; silver
717,82!); fractional
.iti'm,
United States no
iV notes, $8,7I7,S
nit.
naiiK uepesiu.ries,
111,000.
W3
Certificates etltst ' ,
070"; silver, $U0,1C,"'
00U 4 '
'IU IPHHiBMrTI 1
;'3iKji8 V
m$etm
i Mi i.
1 4H,i,
1 -'H9H,' ,
'WKti1
wJL't.r
WSH&EM
Intenialfrovenuo cl
S.ta.,
toms, $e9u,7H.M
-. -p-c' - 'isvy
TVlieIesiIe T rnlnc or HrfiU .-
Seuth Fiiami.v ur. MahiK'H'jfii ,i t
A llrethis meniing Ustreyed the -beet fac
tory or Uriggs A Ce. i,oss,'$15e,oco Sj Cred
by insurance. Fi Iiundred hards are
thrown out or em lieyment. There were
3,000 cases of beets lurned. A large amount
of cteck was saved, rhaiire caughVln the
packing room, and n jKirtlen of the buildhig
was s.1 ved by the A inland and Natlck tire
dejiartmenU, tho'leta, department being in in
enieient te cejki witL the llamcs.
T.
I'rlnl rrK.iii . ,
-try In Itliedft inlanil.
, April 2i Tjie urn-
.t Chace mill, which
,,"'' H "for .MVnd
't -- :eev M2 sub
ui ojierauefu' ", "(",
ie or June in accordance
recently inade by the
lurcr Twe hundred
he Meursa mill are lu
lhe prospects are tliat
-Monday.
,IOtI.T, R,
cbinery in uVwyw
has been ruuiihitjl
mouths, will be hil
sequently will b
weeks, until the mil
with the agrcemci
print cloth mauiil
and fifty looms in
ojieration te-day, a
all will be running
Indian lelnlnsltlel. (
I'vnue, Dakota, April 2i A, tiacller
just retuined from the National Park rejKirt
the Indians iu Mei tana us. uneasy,'' Emissa
ries Irem Riel are . uieng the ledges, rcmllng
IpMWi.
rmmn
hin
M
the bucks te go en he W'arpath ngniutt the lfw
llfii.itiilnti Onn I. ili-nrl nml (fxrt rtf thftlll iAA-'Tl
cresicd the Nerthe Pacific track.4 simlay, sJffl
bound north, and a the trouble continues
many warriors in
lhe lllack Hills w
miiinrth In loin Tf I..1 .Avf.
Ww . .... -ww. ...v..
- ' "' ' ?.) .i Kj
I'leure-Tm
neula in Illineis: riAsVYn
PteniA, 111., A) nl 21. Dr. 1 Aaren. tole
veterinarian, visi 1 this city yestenlay and
found saveral Je ey t-attle bnihe llaltey
farm sick with pi iro-pneumehii " All the
cases had original
inaslngiefarn. AUtne
MrflrA HI 11.1 rnif r .iinllee
animals In that ha
of iirocautien. T
and quite valuab
' were ten luanuinbef, ?',
j:nd el
Portland, Or
rates between the;
and Wells, Farge
Portland, ended ,
having slgned an
te the Nethern i(ji
Farge & Ca onto)
.1 Tey Ualloeu
Ciucaoe April
the manufacture
boys were emple
them paralysis, 1
tlie health atithe;
M'ur of Slates."?
April 31. The w.ir ttti
erthvrn IVacule' oxprensi,''
ie., ire.il- llie I'jini tMSjUj
surday, Ueth; eeiaixmies .jj
reemeuc ioTeste a jtw
ie rtL'tires before v'lOTi
the Held. .V - iia&
: - tV . . .it'
itiirjr Ordered tlel'l. ft SA d
i. The establtsHiiiciter '&jf
l toy uaiioens, nt vnwpjn
d nt Averk'whk i gav?viai
been clesed by jidcrefT?
a- ' . J-J
; ' K'
Vindicating
Chicago, Apri
resolution doneui
lileage' Fair fame,
I. Aldenriarj Qull ortea'
ng me partisan jiress i
icage. audidecliirliig Ui
misrepresenting
peace and geed
jiassed by llie city
or 18 te 12.
A COl
der p'rovalledthero, vraj
'linen laswugui ny a vefKJ
iSCl fi?
I
SATVEDAY,
.Vfij
The blKiial Senli
pertiture of 1
Wasiiinoten,
Middle Atlantie s
by local showers,
during the day fe
Saturday-morn luj
and northwester)
ceded In west perl
Light rains ha
legions, the Mlssli
!'...!. nr CA..K 1.. Ilk.. Tam
riia uj m mi ill ! 9.v9'-7j m .fl
iu 10 te S0Ir;rfea. Wiifl
tw fair weather, -Uevifi
niiHfincul wnnn v bailie fn 1
V.......:1 .,...- -'"!'
ed bvceldr uwUrttjiL: .7
,vluds shl
ffjv.w'Trf'
Iilghq;
en
Ull"
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nmAI. -. .1 :
uvyallln
9 prevalledthi
reiUO
'10 jAiti;
ppi nnd Ohie yj
ym-"
fair weather ceutii es In tlie diebl
l H...lln inn... -4 l. .1... 1.1
s en(tiHia
ll.llllll.) l-VVJlt tij H WIU iUISQ
The temporature b fallen about !
ut the Lake rcl m und ,iiiKUi
MissIsRliijdvulleyi UliasWIeni
tlie Northwest unl sViiitlneet; has
stationary en the V antie i;emt,' S
Celd wae'slgn ceatlnnri at j
iUHeyiSJ
degnrtrP?
CentratLj
hu"wia
'iiuihwdS
fellnu
ing stations; L' 'Wportvsq.ei
Ca
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imiiauajieiis, ueit
Clovelaud, Plttslm
bus, v,Uetrell Tel
lluftitle and, ix-h
? n)dftwhlS) exi
Fer tj.it urdu.1
evor tlie Iike tA
valley will real
JiidUpixferUsI
no New Mtitt jidj
Middle Atlanti
c w iMriurwy uen
causing a full of
iv w w irfni : in
por.iture!ii Nevi; gluudfwuT th Mldd
Atlantie Btateu w
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onttViewedl
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