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VOLUME XXI NO. 212.
LANCASTER, PA., THUK8DAY, MAY 7, 1885.
PRICE PW'
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THE CITY COUNCILS.
a maovaaiex abevt tiikxkw cnwv
OF TltK h'tttS ItKVAltTMKNT,
Mr. Kiddle TelM Hew Ha Slept Willi llin lMnU
On. Itcndy te lump Inte III Heets
At tlie First Tap or the Fire Signal.
A Urce.y Dltciiuleii.
Solect and common councils met statedly
In thelr cliamben) en Wednesday ovenlng.
In Bolect cenncll thore were present Messrs.
llorger, Leng, Itomley, Klddle, Urban, Wise
nnil Evans, president.
The minutes of the last stated and special
meetings wero read and approved.
Vnnsr.NTATION OV l'KTITIONH.
The following potltlens wero prosentcd :
lty Mr. Kiddle the potltien or numerous
cltlxma for the vacation or CIny and Kess
streets and for the opening of anotlier Htreet
in Hen thoreof. It was stated that the city
would be saved $12,500 by the change- In the
matter of Rtreet damages.
lly Mr. ltlddle In the grading of East
Frederick street botween Shlppcumid Plum
streets.
Ity Mr. Kemley ler the grading and gutter
ing of the East slde of Carollne street from
West King street southward.
Ily Mr. llorger for crossings at flroen and
Christian, Lew and Christian, North and
Cliristiau, Ijecustand Christian, and Middle
and Christian.
Hy Mr. Urban for n gutter en the west side
oflJeavor street from llager te Seymour and
for a crossing at the corner of Itenver and
.Seymour.
lly Mr. llorger for the grading and glitlor glitler
lng or Lew street from Duke te Strawberry
and Christian Htreet from Orecn te Middle.
All the abeve petitions were referred te the
street committee.
Uy Mr. Itomley the petition of a number
ofcitlzens for n city lamp at the comer of
Christian and Kant King streets.
TiiKi'inn cemmittiii:.
Mr. Urban presented the retert of the llre
commlttce for the mentli. All the important
work of the committee has already been
published.
Mr. llorger Said he did net appreve of the
pactien of the committee in awarding the con
tract for' shoeing the horses te Kdwanl
Walker, who was net the lowest bidder.
Mr. Wlseasied for Information who paid
for the llre alarm that was put in Chief von ven
dcrsmith's plaeoef business.
Mr. Urban, from the committee, reported
that the city did
Mr. Wise argued that the chief ougineer el
the llre department, underthe city ordinance,
must give his whelit attention te the duties
of the ofllce and had the section or the ordi
nance read relating te his duties te substan
tiate his argument.
Mr. Romleysald the chief had leased his
place of business for another year before his
olection and could net give it up without
less. He did net see anything wrong In the
city putting an alarm at the chiefs business
ofllce
Mr. Klddlospekoor the advantage or the
chief having a central olllee. If he is dere
lict in his duty, ropeit him. If he has a small
business that does nollnlerrero with Ills duty
he did net see any thing wrong alieut II. He
Is net violating any part or the city ordinance
pertaining te his duties, as he hits a man em
ployed te leek after his bird business.
Mr. Urban agreed with Mr. Klddle that as
long as the chief does net engage in nny bus
iness te Iho prejudice of the city's interests,
be is net violating tlie city ordinance. Ah te
the contract for tlie horse-shoeing, that was a
Rinull inntter. Tlie committee deemed It ad ad
visabie te retain Mr. Walker, as he had done
the work satisfactorily for soveral years.
Mr. llorger said it was the duty of the
committee te award the contract te the
lowest bidder. Tills year Mr. Walker bid M
wuts per set higher than he win paid the
year lK)fi;re and yet the eommittee awarded
, him tlie contract. Que of the gentlemen of
the eommittee said thore was no objection te
Mr. Walker's work. He could remind Iho
gentleman that thoie were no complaints
against Chiur Hewell, and yet he wnsie wnsie
ineved. President Evans said the commitleo was
liable te pay the dlll'orenco In price leleeii
Wulker'tinnd Koarden's bids.anil If the mat
ter is contested In the courts they would
have te pay.
Mr. llorger stated thatiu addition te have
ailre alarm at the ehier's place or business,
an alarm had nlse been run Inte his liouse en
East Orange street.
Mr. ltlddle did net see any great wrong hi
the chleriiaIug mi alarm iu Ids heuse. lie
knew Chlof Vendcrsmith needed It theie.
In olequont words the speaker told; hew Iho
chlet bofero the alarm was put In his house,
slept with his pants en ready te Jump into
his beets at the llrst tipef the alarm or lire.
Prosldent Kvans said from the discussion
Itappoared that the alarm was put in the
chiefs heuse without authority of the com
mittee He desired te say that tlie chief did
net have the authority te exDend ene iieiiny
without the Haetien or the committee. lie
cautioned the committee te be carotid alieut
allowing lilm te contract debts, for ifynu de,
he concluded, you will have trouble. .
After sonie turther discussion the llre com
mittee were allowed te construct a sewer
from engine house, Ne. 1, te Grant strect,and
Philip Wall .vas allowed te connect with it,
lm nirrenlnt? te l);iv f.'iO.
Mr. llorger etlereil the following resolu
tion :
Jieselved, That by select and common
councils tlie llre eommittee be directed te
rescind their action In awarding the contract
for shoeing tii'e department horses, and that
they award the contract te the lowest bidder,
as required by law.
Mr. Klddle moved as an amendment that
action en the resolution be deferred until
next meeting, and tlie amendment was
. adopted by the following vete: Messrs.
' Leng.Kemlev, ltlddle and Urban voted aye.
and Messrs. 'llorger, Wise and Evans voted
nay.
RKl'ORT Ol' HTHUUT COMMI TTKK.
Mr. Uiddle presented Iho report of the
street cominittee for the month from which
tlie following is abstracted : The eommittee
organized by the election et Win. ltlddle as
chairman, and Edward S. Smeltz as cleik;
the resolutions eflbied by Mr. ltlddle In 10
Kard te a thorough cleansing or tlie streets or
the city were adopted ; Mr. Hiish was given
permission lO UllUllgU Ills ;illlll.-H"ii inn"
sewer en Centre Square te Market street,
provided that at his own oxpenso he put the
stroetin the sanie condition ns it was iulKifore,
and he having neglected te de se the street
commissioner was in-triicted te gieh!m live
days, and it net donethen the work would
be done at the expouse or Mr. Hlrsli ; tlie
rote of wages te be paid during tlie year Is
S1.25 te laboring moil and Fif0 for herse and
cart J tliostiecteeiniiiKsionor was instructed
te iietlfy a nuinlier of prejierty owners te
niake their pavements or they would be
made at the owneis expense. The clerk or
the conimllleo was Instructed te notify the
otllcerset the Jjmcasier tV lUlliersvine rau-
vav company WsKcen tlie sireei ueiwceu
1
heir tracks in repair. As te the opening el
fUy, street,-thwcotJinltleo decided en the
tiUhwfnu :."Tl'ftl u Jeiianu'inir ni iiav sireei,
ai UIA out by city pi in, te what is known as
Oll;!r,e-ue'il1 viniiieii UMieui urniieucH
ef.fcmncHn, ley tee ve tlie uecisiveanser.
alter ait tka charts jKipers, elc, is placed
Ixifere tfaetn for exan hiatleu."
Mr. RMdle efTercd i resolution thatneom thatneem
mlUM et four from n.ch braiieh Imj appointed
toi?eaeWr the en irlety of eluuigmg tlie
bWitleH ef New Cluj street. Tlie resolution
wa oil opted In artci council ; In coiinueii
ceiiK'i) WA eji Iho jw .le.
Aiileu.Bad.
;"' COMMIT COUNCIL
PfCtienU-MeAini. . dams, Auxcr, Hauin-
gardeeh Belenlus, I?Ufklusf Dlnkelberg, El-r-i.4.ruiBil
Kirt. (1oefell. Hershey, Leng,
n'ayfr.'Mewtwrj'ell, Scluim, Trissler and
j.lurat, prsWeal;
I'ltITfCINS VRIMBNI CD ANI RKHKRIIKP.
Tlii foil wf RgTJwUtK ns wero prc-ouled and
N ' releftW t 'f,yi,'
lly I Mr. ' SwiUih : lrem citizens of tlie
Sevt&h w M fe open ing Locust alley from
East Slfaw Lrrt te Itwkland street.
Uy.rtWteumrfthVenrtli ward, for a eros eres eros
slngiftlbewaitmdeefpouth Prlnee street,
aerei('jiB'r nw hhu enn across i-riucu
i thitMeith k!dnr 1 fairer.
llvlllr. Mux ert.Ta' have millers
biuviw jijhiui.
laid en
Hhipuf' trci t fttU l'.u k north w ard
rreiliwk; streets- t en Fretlerlcl: t
te
Frederick i-treet
t east wwn te I'niU )Ht(M.
J I'm iiiMiH-iini1 wiiUiirlni- 1'iimI Fnnlerlck
8trect.f5f hhlpSSj'irtreet.
p. vt vuvrfiiuivv uuinuvii 4-ivu'
crick and New stroets, and for the erection of
a lamp In the satne locality.
lly Dr. Itelcnlus : Fer grading lleaver
street, between Vine and German streets.
lly Mr. flood oil : Fer macadamizing ene
square of West .lames street, botweoii
Mulberry and (Jhnrlotle streets ; for gutter
Ing nliioty-llve feet of Arch alley between
James street and the Harrlsburg turnpike.
lly Mr-Horshey : Fer macadamizing West
Chestnut street botweoii Mulberry nnd Char Char
eotte. lly Mr. Nell : Te grade ntid gutter West
Grant street, between Mary and Pine streets.
lly Mr. Kbermati : Te lay four new cross
ings at comer or Prlnee and Walnut streets :
te have the fences nt certain properties en
St. .ToReph street, set back te the street line.
Ily Mr. Leng: Te lay crossing en West
Chestnut at east slde of Water street.
lly Air. lltieklus : Te macadamlze Shlppen
street from East King te Middle street. Te
build n sewer en Middle street from Kock Keck
hind te Seuth Queen street. The nlue peti
tioners agicote pay f'Z'i each towards do de
fraying the cost ei the sewer.
lty Mr. llnunigardncr: Te have graded
and guttered the north slde of the New
Helland plke along the Ijnncnster cometory.
All the abeve iKitltiens wero referred te
Iho street coinniUteo.
lly Mr. Eheriuan : Te romevo alarm box
Ne. 62, situated at the cerner of High and
Derwart te the comer Derwart and Maner,
ami also for a new alarm box te be placed at
tlie comer of Love Laue and St. Jeseph
street. Referred te Iho llre committee. Mr.
Eberman also prosentod a ctltlen for two
gas lamps en St. Jeseph street, ene botweoii
Filliert anil Derwart street en the north slde,
and the ethor en the south side between' Dor Der
wart and Laurel street, Referred te lamp
eommittee. -
Mr. llaumgardner prosentcd the report or
the city treasurer, lrem which it appears that
the total receipts last month were S14.72MSO.
nnd that I,:SS5. 1!) was paid out during the
mouth of April, leaving n balance in the
treasury of $10,:K10. 11.
The report of tlie liiiauce eommittee ler the
month was read. The principal matters re
ported have already been published. The
report shows that l.'U bills, amounting in the
aggregate te $11,820. IS, wero examined and
ordered paid by Iho committee.
RKl'ORT Ol" lin.M.TII COM.MIBSIONIIII.
The report of Dr. E. II. Illyus, health com
missioner, was presented by Dr. llelenlus
and read. It slates that the health of tlieclty
is at present comparatively geed, but the
sanitary condition orceruihi localities is very
bad, there being 111th, rubbish, and offal in
many streets and alleys that ought te be
removed. Thpre are dirty gutters that
ought te he cleaned, pig styes that ought te
be removed, sewers that ought te be ejcned
and flushed. There are butchers who allow
Iho waste from (heir slaughter houses te run
Inte the gutters. He urges that theV Iki
made le step this, as it is liable te breed dis
ease. Thore are dirty cellars and coss-poels
from which foul odors ami poisonous gases
are emitted that should be cleaned out. The
commissioner urges citizens te take all pos
sible means te guard against the chelera
or ether epidemics.
ANNl'AI. AI'PI'.OIMtl Tll).NH.
Common council ordinance Ne. I, nppio nppie
piiating the public moneys te the several de
partments of the city government ler the en
siiinyr fiscal year Mas piescnlcil by Mr. llailin
gariluer, chairman of the llnance committee,
and read. The ordlnaiice makes the follow
ing appropriations :
Te pay Interest en leans, InMiidlni;
Nlnklni; In ml :H,S) 00
Te p i)' ptinclpu! mi lean", us iciitlicil
liyliiw - 4,ttl (l
Te pay xtatu tax en leans '.', '
Tepay for street damages li.eni mi
Te pay for repairs or streets ".unci m
Tn Hiy ler KniilliiK, lullcrliii:, cre-
IlifjH mill iiuicailiiinlliiK !).( Il
Te pay waterworks euiieml Iii.imi en
Tepay for layliiK witter pipes r,,iiii ii
T e p ly for salaries T.nmj (in
Te pay for police uml turnkey U,:iKi.1i
Tepay for flKlitlng city WtM Ul
Te pay ler II m ilcparliiient Kuiieml.... I.ull ("I
Teji'iy fericalculiilc, licllx aii'Islllk-
iK npp.initiis Ac, fur lire ilcpait-
liiKiit IO,Kill(l
Tepay wilaili-s of engineers, drivel's,
Ac, erilrcilcpirtiiicul i:.W0 no
Tepay lialance dun en i;,i,enupiiiiip.. s.T") "
Te pay ilPllclenelcsliillulilliiKte.liiiic,
iNSJ. 2..VO01)
Aliatciiiuiit for prompt payment of city
lax .,....!... -,7Wi
Ahalcuieiit for iiieinpl lviyiiicnt et
water rents I,wiui
1'ciceiitiiKc ler collectleiiH et itireiir-
iiKiiierclty tax :"! im
Ceiitlnijencles 7,'.MI S
I7
Tlie oi'iliiiance was referred te the llnance
ceniniiltee, who reiierteil It back le council
all! n natively, anil the clerk was erdeied te
have it printed ter Iho use of councils at the
next stated meeting.
Adjourned.
Jf:KTA
or iiii: Mi:iic.ii. seviv.tv,
A 1'nll
ittli-iidiuire ltut Nut Mnrli llnilnem
Tnunuirted.
The May meeting or Iho Lancaster county
medical society, was held hi G. A. It. hall
Wednesday afternoon. Thorellowlngnamed
inembers wero present: Drs. llruner, llolo llelo llole
nlus, Ilornthelsel, lllaek, llrebst, Uliickwoed,
Carpenter, Craig, Coinpteu, Diiulap, Deavcr,
M. J Davis, 1!. F. Herr, Ilyus, Kendlg,
Keneagv, Livingston, Llghtiier, .1. II. Mus
ser, II. i. MussiT,Mllier, Menlzer, Newplier,
Netcher, G. K. ltehrer, Iteed, KeebucK,
Heiiind, .1. H. Shenk, Shirk, Shewatter,
Stewart, Wclchans, Weaver, Wilmer, West
haeller, .1. L. Ziegler and .oil.
lleKirts lrem all sections of Iho county
wero te the etlect that the general health is
geed, thore aie no epidemics of any kind
but In soma localities m easels and scailet
fever are somewhat provident.
Very little business of Interest te the out
side world was transacted ; no essays were
read, but Drs. Coinpteu and Miller made
interesting verbal reports et their visit te
New Orleans, and their experiences nt the
great exposition.
After the transacllen ol'semo private busl busl
ness tlie soelety adjourned before I o'clock.
Ml4-klilpmrnt of a IUbj's Hotly.
Ooergo D. Wright nnd wife have brought
suit, In Indianapolis, against n firm or under
takers for possession or the body or their
child, which died in December last, and
?.r),OoedamageH, for thelr wrongful detention
or the same. It appears that the child's
Iiedv wasnlaccd ill the vault of Iho defend-
ants, and remained theresome months, when
a child liamed Delleudnrfdled, and was also
placed in tlie vault. Soen after the under
takers were caltcd ueu te ship the remains
or the latter te a town in Ohie, and, asthey
thought, complied with the inter, Wright
cal lis I for the remains of Ills child a low days
age, mid they could net be found, the dis
covery then being made that the uudeiUiWers
had shipped the body el' Wright's child le
Ohie, Instead of Delleuderrs.
Hilly llreHlin. lUukkct.
Frem tlie Philadelphia ltecerd.
Thore was a society meeting of the Lancas-
ter count)' farmeis en Monday, at which Son Sen Son
ater Lee, or Venango, read an essay en "The
Farmer and the Slate," The topic naturally
enough InveUed n discussion el "tlie farmer
and the Mill eiids," In Sonater Lee's Inclslve
style. Fanner llreslus, who is ene of tha
lepieseiitatlveH from L-ineaster county in the
Legislature who votes against the desire of
his constituents by opposing the anli-dts-criiuliuitien
bill, was present, and feltcalled
upon te reply and delend himself. He would
have done letter It he had held his tongue.
Willi one accord the farmers answered and
derided his argument, and then passed a
vete of thanks le Senater Lee and ordered his
essay published. Tlie farmers are waking up.
A Meunter Air Ship.
General llussell Thayer, or Philadelphia,
has received ordeis from the United Slates
goverumeiit te build uu immense balloon for
thoerdaueo beard oflhe United Slates Unity.
The balloon is te be constructed uiwm the
model or an Invention by General Thayer,
and will be the largest ecr constructed, and
will cast nearly fliywa This Immense alr alr
hhle will be clear-shaped, sharp at both ends.
185 tact long and 00 feet in diameter. It sails
through the air longitudinally, and will be
used by the signal borviee department or the
army.
New Control the Whole llleik.
Jehn Wanamiiker has secured at last by
purchase the two Chestnut street properties
adjoining the Grand DeihjI en the west,which
gives him control et all the ground In the
block hounded by Market. Thirteenth. Chest-
I nut and Juniper streets, Philadelphia.
PEACE WITH 1I0N0K,
en man ax ix, icimi ei ii:smaiuc,
trilO, WILL I'JIOIIAIILI' Allllt-
tiiati: jii:twjsi:x jiuksta
;AX1 J.KOI.AXlt.
It will iiuileubtedly be n great triumph for
Christian civilization and universal peace If
the international arbitration system practiced
by tlie United States and Great llriuiln, In
tlie Geneva congress, new Iki resorted te in
the settlement or the Angle-Uussi.-ui troubles.
In view or Its likelihood It Is Interesting
te nole the character and relations of
the proposed nrbltmter, whove portrait
is presented above. Christian IX, king or
Denmark, Is closely related (e Iho royal
families of bnthillspulatils. Heis the father
oflhe Princess or Wales, who, hi the ceurse
of nature, will !hi the queen consort of Eng
land when her husband will ascend the
throne, and of the Empress of Ittissi.i, wlfoer
Alexander III. He is the first sovereign or
He ascended the throne, No
vember l.ri, IfrVJ. In March oflhe naine year
his daughter Alexandra, hail been married
te the l'rince et Wales, and his son Priuce
Wilhclm, had been elected Icing or the Hoi Hei
lencs, under the title or Gcoigles I, by the
Greek national assembly. November ISOfi,
Iho king's daughter Maria Dagmar, was
married te Iho heir apparent of Russia, new
the Emperor Alexander III. Thus from a
comparatively obscure imhIHeii he ami his
wife have lccome reigning king and queen
of a country te which neither or them was
native, matrimonially related te England
and Itussla and parents or the king of
Greece.
J'KOIHtUOrXA.
MESS.
HVSHIAX KM-
Tlie Weman te Whom li Attrlliulcil Itllx-la'H
AlleRrd WlllliiRiirHt In Mnkn it I'riirnrnl
ArrniiRrinrnt Willi KiiRlnnil.
Ill vlew of the iciiiarknble family relations
IsHwecn the eeiitcuiling powers, it is net
wonderful that "there is a woman in tlie
case " le Mhose gracious inllueuce is as
cribed the disjiositieu te settle tlie dispute
without the horrors of war, Iho waste el life
and treasure and the spoil of kingdoms.
Maria D.igmar, the czarina, is the fourth
child or Christian IX., King or Denmark,
and or Louise, daughter or Willielm, Iind
Clravoef Hessc-Cassel. She was born No
vember 2D, 1817. At an early age she was
betrothed te the grand duke. Nicolas, heir
apparent te the Itiissiau crown, who died at
Nice, in April, lSii... At' the expiration or
the period of mourning prescribed bycetut
etiquette, she was espoused te the late czar's
second son, the Grand Duke Alexander, the
marrlage being seleinlzed in November,
l&iO. On assuming the orthodox Greek faith,
the princess was known as Maria Feod Feed Feod
erovna. Fivechihlien have been the icsultnf this
union ; the Grand Duke Nicolas, liern May
18, law ; the Grand Duke Geerge, lsim May
11,1871: the Grand Duchess Xenl.i, Ixiru
April fi.lSnTi J the Grand Duke Michael, Ikiiii
December I, 178; and Iho Grand .Duchess
Olga, born June i:i, iNSi
The empress cniiiiiiauds grout jiepularlty.
She Is or a gay and lively disposition, wlille
most exemplary as a wile and mother.
A A'OI .. MV.Sl.tW I m..
A Tlchet-Scalper Arrcntmt for Helling TlrlirU
en tlie Street.
Censtable Ilarnlielil en Wednesday allor aller allor
neon, arrested a man who gives his name as
S. lllaw, for violating Iho act or assembly of
June 13th, m, te prevent the soiling and
vending el' theatre tickets en the public
streets or highway As this is the Hint
prosecutlon in tills city under the net, and as
it is or importance te tliose who attend operas,
thealres, circuses, Ac, we reproduce it for
their bonellt, and as a warning te ihe tlcUct tlcUct
scalpers. Hi:p. 1. That it shall net be lawful for any
person or persens le soil, baiter, or exehauge
or eiler for sale, barter or exchange upon
the public streets or highways, or in front or
any theatre or place of mnuscment and enter
tainment tickets or admission te such theatre
or place or aintisement or entertainment.
Nr.i 2. Any jwrsen or persens violating the
previsions et tills act of assembly shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and en con
viction, sliall'be punished by a line or II fly
dollars and Imprisonment, net exceeding!
UiroOIIlenillM, ir "iiuer, ei imin, mi uuij'
such ell'euse,
OlUcer Ilarnlielil arrested lllaw en Nertli
Queen street, soiling tickets te Ilamum's
show, at advanced prices. He was commit
ted for a hearing bofero Alderman Deen.
Urunncd In n Cidlliluu.
Thosteamor Cily of llle de Janeiro, which
arrived in San Francisce Wednesday, from
Heng Keng, brings news of a collision March
28 en the Hiiautapa river between tlie Chi
nese ferry steamer Liu Yun, plying between
Wee-Hung and Shanghai, and the Ocean
Steamship company's steamer Orestes. The
Chinese steamer, which carried about ene
hundred passengers and a crew ei twelve, was
cut in two and all oxcept tblrty-twe iiassen
gers and seven of the crew are belleved te
hffve perished.
x V' I
itAitNVM'ii ma biiew.
tlnlicmnlly Conceded te He the Met Tliat Hvcr
Toek the Town lijr Slertn.
The great llanium show has been hore and
geno, and no ene who saw Jt doubts that 11
was the licst that has ever visited Lancaster.
The weather was very pleasant nil day, al
though n small shower foil late in the after
noon botween the two porfennaiicos. At
neon tlie crowd begun going le the ground
whlf h they reached In almost every cenceiv
able way. Wagons of all kinds, In addition
te the large uiimber or hacks, 'buses, Ac.,
wero utilized, and the proprietors of these nil
did a thriving trade. It Is said that the large
tout In Mhlch the porfermanco was given has
a cajKiclty or llfloen thousand people, nnd It
was almost full nt each performance.
TlIK KUNNV I'CUtr.KINKIIH.
The first tcntheld the many curious speci
mens or the human race en' exhibition, and
probably no show ever displayed such a
wonderful assortment under canvas. It In
cludes peeple from Nubia, mid Australia, the
Aztecs of Mexico, tlie Naiitch dancing girls
from lliirmah, llurmcse priests, high and
low caste Hindoes, Afghans, Tedars,
Mlrainba ptaycrs from Gaiitemaln, Hun
garian gyiwles and ethers. The greatest
curiosity in this tont,hewovor.Ls "Je Je," the
deg-faced tMiy, who se closely rosemblosn
terrier deg. The young fellow's face Is cov
ered with a thick coating of hair, which
grows from the nese and cars. He Is very
Intelligent and speaks four languages, but
cannot de much with English. He is In
charge of an agent who caine with him from
Itussla and will leek after him during ills
engagement with llanium. In this tent Is
also the white elephant, together with tlie
monster Jumbo and the second elephant
born hi captivity.
Tin: oei.r.KCTioN or wimi iikahth.
In the soceud tent Is the menagerie, which
is very large and Includes animals of almost
evcry known kind. The cagcsarenll full, and
are net nierely run in te make a show in the
canvas. Among the animals are beautiful
scc!mc!is of the hippeM)laml, lhiuoceros,
lvelar licar, sea Hen, Ac An linmoiiHe num
ber or monkeys furnish fun for old nnd
young. In the centre or the lent is the large
lierd or performing elephants. Including Iho
first ktliy, with the father and mother.
in Tin: circus iiimi.
The evening porfermanco in the large lent
began promptly at So'cleck, and It really was
the liest ever seen in Lancaster. The circus
company is very large nnd Includes some of
the bestknewn actors living. Indeed there
are se many oed people that they are net all
given an opportunity te display thelr talent.
Tlie show is given in two rings and en an
elevated stage. Each act fellows the ethor
with great rapidity, nnd the nudlenee
Is net subjected te long or short
waits. The performance opened with the
grand cntrce In which the whole circus com cem
laiiy and nil or the elephants, curious epln
Ac, took iarl. This was followed by many
excellent nets, and at no time were cither el
the rings empty.
Naln Damajnnte, the Hindoe snake
charmer, produced her wonderful collection
or Immense snakes which were put through
n performance te the miisle el the Mlramba
band. Twe rings or trained stallions
showed remarkable, intelligence, and the
big herd or elephants gave their usual
performance, Including drills, marches
Ac, at the word or command fiem
Ooergo Arstlngstall, the famous trainer.
Misses Linda and Elena Jcal, who are two or
the lcst dressed ladles In tlie business, gave
n line exhibition or bareliack riding, ami
Win. Dutlen and Orrln Hellis finished that
urt or the work for the show. The feats of
JuaiiCalciiidoen the high wire wero wonder
ful, and Ashley nnil Hess, the great loiter
skaters, made nil iuimciise hit in their " Illg
Policeman " act. The Gilfert Hrothers, two
wcjl.shaped men, gave heroic statues
"gTaTI lutericaT conlesls and rears efstrenglh.
One or the funniest acts en the hill
was that given by William Cenrad
and "Tem Thumb" his clown olephant,
which seems possessed of almost human In
telligence. The Martell family gave their
usual (Ine exhibition or blcycle riding ; M'lle
Zarnh showed her wonderlul trained doves
and there were a dozen ether Urst-class acts
en the bills. The show closed with the great
hlppodremo races, in which men, women,
horses, camels and sacred bulls took part.
The chariot races wound up the show ntid
was oryexcitlng.
Immediately alter fhe circus performance
all Iho curiosities from the ether tents were
brought into the big one, where a concert was
gUen. The greater part of the aiidieuce
slepped for It and w cre amused. The artists
included Flyiin and O'llrlen, the great Whit
field and ether The slde shows were very
geed, and among their attractions were the
skeleton family, the elastic innii, wild people,
lieardcd lady and ether
During the performance in the big tent no
less than twenty clowns apearcd, among
whom were Gee. Melville. Win. Cenrad,
Franceis Kunncliel, Whltlleld, Leuis Snow,
Gee. Carren, Ed. Fritz, and Clias. llliss.
A featuroerthoshow was the line looking
and well dressed men who took charge of or
assisted. in the rlnir performance All woie
high hats and black suits and looked nebby.
The show Is an immense atlair, and no one
could w lsli te see a better ene for the money.
Tn-dnv they exhibit in Ilarrisburjr, to-mer
row In Lebanon mid thence go te ether towns
in ihe eastern part of the state.
Tin: (IIICI.S AT TlIK CI ltd s.
Oh I Hie. girl that I saw nt tlie Itanium show
H eating and hw elterlng, row uliove row,
Wem enough te r.iptnru tlm lieni t of a saint,;
Which, twixt you and I, te he candid, I nlnt.
The tall, fair laxa, with majestic mrlii,
Werthy te le crowned as Iev'ii ew n queen,
And the trim llltle ninid with soil banged hatr
And dimpled checks, nut chattering there I
The proud lminette with Hashing eyes
An heurl let loose from Paradlan I
And tlie Mne-nycil blonde with llixen Inlr,
fair as tlie angcN or Eden urn fair t
And the llthe-llmlied las with thu purple drcftx.
And wasp like wulut. Inviting caress ;
And the rcd-linlicil girt with inde pink skirt,
A iH'ifecl daisy, with whom te 11 III I
And tcd-llppi-d imildcn, straight. and tall,
Willi Delly Varden Hiiitund white. par.ipel i
And thuglil with tlinhlas linltenedlirnad-lMiird
lawn
Jlaxhed mi; IIII my heart was almost gene I
Hut Ihii coy young widow, In black crape diesli
Mashed me wei'Ht and pleased me best !
Seme trashy, sbraldy icui.iles were thcie
With cause, miuirelicd fuccs and unkempt hair j
And seu e of tlie namby-pamby kind
Without much body mid with still legs mind.
Them were sllp'timl slatterns In shabby suns,
And fat Hut-footed ones lit Ne. 10 beets
ltut the ugliest cicaturcs 1 saw nt the show
Were tlie blenr-cycsl belle and her beiv-Iegged
beau.
TaUen nu Allanlle City lleteU
Henry Unhter, late proprietor of the Grape
lintel, this cily, has tiken the Hetel lling
liaiii, nt Atlnnlie Ci(y. The house has fitly
rooms, is nearly new and well-furnished.
Mr. Hahler's ninny fricnils in tills city will
be pleased te knew 1 hat he is se pleasantly
located and will no doubt pay their respects
te him during the summer.
Den u Grade le Heath.
William II. Ceeko, or Pittsburg, who
twelve years age was worth ever n quarter of
a million, commuted stilclde Wednesday
night In one or the lowest dives in tlieclty,
Ceeko was a civil engineer and ns such was
known throughout the country. With the
death efhls wife, which occurred nbetit Hint
time, he began drinking, and steadily went
en tlie down grade until the man et many
thousands he lieeante a vagrant and a beggar.
lie went Inte n den in tho;lewcst part et the
city and drawing n revelver shot himself
through the head, dying almost Instantly.
A New Veire In n Uanltli ranlgrsnt l'uiiilly.
Thu emlgrant train West, wlilcli stepped nt
Lancaster K10 this morning, contained u
Danish tamlly, the mother el which was
taken' violently. Ill j she was tuken en the
train and gave liirth prematurely te a girl
baby, which up te data Is well and happy.
The family will continue en their trip te
Omaha as seen ns tlie mother is able. tCon tCen tCon
dueter HlakcnbeH,er thoeinlgrant train, and
the railroad elllcials at Lancaster rendered
assistance ler the care of the family. Dr.
Wclchans attended the woman. The family
were taken te the Union hotel.
FROM THU OLD WORLD.
1'VJlTltKJt UIMOHY niSI-JlKVATlUNS OF
mtiTAis'a itAcicnewx,
The Tene or the lCnllh l'reu-Opmltlnu te
the Vnle of Credit Itednrlien of the
Itule nt llixceiuit ninil)', CennlrM
of Lenadsle Marrlrd Attain.
Londen, May 7. The opinion Is gaming
ground hore nnd nil ever Eurepe that the
government's new arraugomenl is,tn a word,
n complete surrender te Itussla en all point
Though the mere moderate Conservatives
condemn Lord Itandelph Churchill's en
deavors te oppeso the war credit, the proba
bility of a defcnt for the government Is
talked efin many quarters.
The Morning lnt agrees with Lord,
Churchill as te the urgent need or ousting
the ministry nnd says : "Eight Independent
members might have tinned Gladstone's
majority or 11 Inte n minority. After the
tcrrlble events or the past week, will they be
forthcoming ?"
The Mfiiiffarcf says the dignity nnd powers
of England and Itussla were embodied in
Gen. Komarefl'nnd Sir Peter Lumsden, nnd
that M. De (Hers will take euro that Russian
prestlge In the person en IComarell' shall net
10 dimmed. Whlle the English minister
has already decided that in the porseu of
Lumsden tlie prestlge of England is te be
oxhaiisled, "a further misfortune," says
the (Stamford, "Is tlmt we are by no means
assured that even for the hour tlie necessity
for using ferce has passed away."
The A'cue Frcic 1'rctsc, of Vienna, pre
dicts that Italy will be estranged from Eng
land by the hitter's liuloclslve policy.
An uninformed rumor Is current that Iho
Indian departments bae liecn ordered te
cease war preparation
11 Is roerted that Gen. .oelenol will go
cither te SU Petersburg or te Londen te as
sist hi the delineation el' the frontier.
Tlie Itnte of Dlireulil.
Loniien, May 7. The bank of England's
rate of discount has been reduced loll per
cent.
A'O MAItti Ol' H-Alfa ALAICMS.
llnd). tlie lleaiitlrul and Hranitnllzetl, Weil
II r Karl.
Londen, May 7. Lady Ijensilnle, who has
ligiircd se conspicuously in divers scandals
connected with society lite In this city, was
te-day quietly married InKt. Martln'sehureh,
Charing Cress, te Earl DcGrey, the only son
or Lord Ilipen, Inte vicerey or India. There
were only n tew jrsetis present, nene lielng
aittiiilted who could net present a card or
invitation. The bride wero a plainly made
gown et brew n material, n brown homespun
jacket nnd n brouze lint which exquisitely
matched nnd set oil' the rest or her npparel.
There were no bridesmaids. Among theso
present were Lords Pembreke and ltlen.
A Wedding III itejul Circles.
ltmti.l.v, May 7. Prlnee Albert, or Saxon Saxen
Allenbiirg, was jesterday married le tlie
Princess Slarie. Tlie ceremony was private,
but Emperor William and his whole house
hold were present.
.'lieaUi or Uudley.
Londen, May 7. Karl-Jludley died sud
denly tjds morning.' He wsiip Iho fiMli
year or Ids ego. " ' f -
Tlie Slilp Canal 1UII. ' ' """
Londen, May7.--The Heuso o.lenis haA
iwssctl Ike prcanilile of tbd' Maneliester ship
cauanillljstiljoctie a proviso that Ave mil
lion pounds ri sulweribed before the work Is
started, ami IhaCndeiMMll nineunllng te 4
ler cent of the working "capital be held In
trust until ihe work or building the canal iti
completed. --
Net an Onlrlal Visit.
It Is elllcially stated that the visit te Canada
erMr. Leenard H. Courtney, M. P., deptily
minister el finance, will net be made In his
efllcial cajiacity. He will, howevcr, be in a
position te cenfer witli Sir Charles Tiipiei,
Canadian cemmlsslniier, if necessary.
Ills Haecnce i Clii-iktst.
Teh ml Pasha, thu ambassador et the Perte,
is making preparations te return te Constan
tinople. The Polish IIhimIiis.
IlKRi.lN, May 7. Herr von Piittkamcr,
Prussian minister ef1 tlie interior, dialed In
the Diet te-day that the exodus of Poles from
Iho proviuces of Eastern Prussia was net due
te any unfavorable action of the authorities,
but resulted naturally from the advance or
German culture In lliose provinces.
WKATIIEIl MOIIAIIILITIKS.
Tlie Condition of the llaremetcr nnd Ther
mometer ami Indication for the Merrow.
WASHiNnxeN, D. C., May 7. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weath
er and occasional rains ; variable winds,
shilling te northwesterly, with higher bar
ometer and lower temperature.
Fer the Seuth Atlantic and Guir states the
weather Is fair; In the ethor districts cast or
the Mississippi river, cloudy, rainy weather
prevails. A cold wave extends ever the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys,
wherothe temperature lias fallen from 12 te
'J2 degrees. Thore has been a slight fall in
tompernturo In Tennessee and the Ohie val
ley ; in all ether districts it has remained
nearly stationary. The winds in the New
England states are easterly, variable in the
Middle Atlantic states, and southwesterly In
the Seuth Atlantic stales ; In nil ether ills,
tricts they are northwesterly.
Celd wave signals continue at lliirliiigtnu,
St. Leuis, Springfield, Caire, Memphis, Lit
tle Heck, Logansport, Greencastle, Indian
apelis, Louisville, Nashville, Chattanooga,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Detroit, Cleveland,
Teledo and Pittsburg, and are ordered for
Baltimore and Washington.
Fer Friday. Celder, fair weather Is indi
cated for the Middle Atlantic Seuth Atlan
tic nnd East Gulf state Fair weather in the
Lnke region.
A MJZK JTiailT MX
VIUCAUO.
Frank Ware Knock l'addy Welli
Clean Out
or -nine .
OiitCAtie, Mny 7. Frank Ware, champion
or Michigan, and Paddy Welch, Illinois
champion, fought with soft gloves in a hall
at Otli and Wallace streets, last night. Twe
hundred persons wero present. The man
freshest alter six rounds was te be declared
the winner. Ware had the best or the
lighting In the first two round In
the third round Ware dealt his oppo
nent a powerful blew with his right In
tlie chest, knocking him against tlie Bide of
tlie stage. This blew was followed by two
ethors in rapid succession, both taking cllect
en Welch's face nnd knocking his head
against the Ixiard At this point there was
n cry of "foul," nnd llradbiirn, Ware'H
second, demanded the light for Ware. Welsh
refusing te light lenger, tlie contest was do de
clnred in Ware's favor.
The 1'Ulihig Season U On."
' What did you catch yesterday T" asked
an urchin, with a pole and an oyster can, le
another boy. ,j Just what you'll catch when
you get home," said the ether, morosely,
rubbing his sliouldew. And thou eacli smiled
a sickly smile and the convention slowly and
solemnly ndjoumed without date.
The Mayer Court.
One or them claimed te be nn empleye
of Banium's circus, and was arrested for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He
was oenimlttod for five days. The second
drunk a bum, retlredfer ten days,
The Army of the Poteniau visitors in Balti
more went down the bay en an excursion to
day i the proposed street parade was aband aband aband
oeod en acceuut of the rain.
IllhU
Drfrnl n
Alter n l.ens Wrangle the Heme
Bertlnn of II.
llAiuttRiurnn, Pa, May 7. Thcre wasn
long wrnngle in the Heuso en the llroeks
U'wiike bill which lixed the minimum rate nt
$."00 mid the maximum nt 51,000. All
amendments wero withdrawn and llrewu
ell'ered the preposition adopted by the high
llccuse men's caucus, providing that In
addition te the rate new paid a liccuse effisO
be Imposed, the latter amount te go Inte
the local treasury. The nmeiidiiicnt was
defeated yeas GO, nays 1'JO. The section llx llx
ingthe llccuse at fSOd and f 1,000 respectively,
was defeated yeas -I I, nays 1.11.
The governor sent te Iho Heuse n veto of
the bill te prevent the acquisition of rights
or wny by user ncress lands of colleges or
unlverslllea, tellwrn, clinlimnil of Iho Con Cen Con
ucllsville hospital Investigating committee,
made n report, simply roviewlng the lestl lestl
iiieuy mid referring thu whele matter te ihe
attorney general for any action he mny think
Justified by Iho testimony.
In tlie Senate the Hern roprescntntne
apportionment bill was passed second lead
ing after unsuccessful cllerls te have a provi previ
sion stricken out dividing Heading into two
districts, the Democrats claiming that the
purpese of doubling the districts was te elect
a Hepuhllcau member. The tline of the com cem com
mlttceappolntod tolnqiiirelnto the condition
of Judge Kirkpatrick was (e make. a report
was continued from May 12th te the UlHi
TlIK Kl'lVKJIlO
AT MYMUl'TH.
11ml Kflrrl Upen the 1'nllentn et the
lttse In
Tcm permute.
Wit.KKsiiAnin.', Pit, May 7. The sudden
rlse hi temperature yesterday had a hail
oil'ecton the people residing iu the fever
stricken town of Plymouth. Ninety mere
new cases are reported this morning. A
raid was made upon the physicians again
last night. They retired early te get n little
needed rest, but toward midnight were
routed out or bed again by the fresh cases
which had just broken out. Dr. McKee, who
has attended upwards of 2,200 cases iu the
last few weeks, lias had te gheupns he is
completely worn out. Several oilier physi
cians are in the siiine state.
Four wagons leaded with provislensslarled
out iu charge of the roller eommittee Ibis
morning te supply tliose who are in destitute
circumstance A fifty dollar contribution
was rcceltril from Philadelphia Ibis morn
ing. Whlle the belier Is general that the disease
is typhoid lever, thore are seme physicians
who think te llioceutrary. One el them said
this morning : "After midnight last night I
was called upon te attend a miner in the
upper cud or the town, lle was stilleriug
with n high fever. Iu the evening 1 had met
the saiue man Iu erfcct health returning
lrem work. Seven hours alterwards he was
fever-strickeu and veiuiling violently. Tills
Isceitalnly net typhoid lever, as the latter
has no such symptoms. A patient with genu genu
Ine typhoid is sick two weeks licfnre the dis
pose manifests Itself. I can't say it is Asiatic
clielern, and I nm sure it is net typhoid."
TKLIKIUAMIV jii.scr.hi.Axr.
Willi h C.imi) Oier The ire Ilctwenn Noen
nnd Tour O'clock.
James M. Drewn was te-day elected presi
dent et the New Yerk chamber or com
merce. SjII, Piorreioiit Edwards, the Jlrltlsh consul
1. I V..I. (,. ... Ill ...III. . l........nl.. ....
M. VTTiJSVI r,l Ut 111 llll I JUJIllll.tllV i'1lh
nt bis silmmer residence, lUilen, en the
senml. i
The National readbr Mexico has failed te
ralse the f5eu,000 lean en n pletlge of future
Niilnidles. The Irnnks refuseil, '
The-dynainlier In Nevv "Yerk are Jubilant
ever DickNSJMjrt'n acqulltal. O'Donevan
Heia nnd Pat HejTO declare tliat It is a
" tritunph-ef jn.stlcoanirn'imlJaHerr-ftHruti.
Americanisin In, the fe-t of English Inllu.
puce."
Tlie inaelilnery el the steamer Careline, or
the lUy line, was damaged te tlie extent of
soveral thousand dollars tn-dny, en herway
te Baltimore lrem Norfolk. When oil' Feit
Cnrrell the piston broke, crashed through
the cylinder head, tcai ing the cylinder from
its Inundation and llew up tothe reef. It tell
en tlie ether parts or the engine smashing
them te pieces.
Vlce-l'resiilent Hendricks dodged all inter
viewers iu Philadelphia le-daj and went en
te Atlantic City.
Tlie bust erSamnclT.i) ler Coleridge, tlie
poet, was iinv oiled te-day iu the poet's cor cer cer
eor or Westminster nbhey with imposing
ceremonies. l S. Minister Lewell delivered
a brilliant oration, eulogistic or the lil'e and
works el tlie distinguished man.
The last four Jurymen in tlie Cluveiius
tiial, ltichmend, V.t.'wereexpecled te be se
cured tills iirternoen. The prisoner Is seir seir
pes.scss.ed and professes te be centldent el'
aeipiltlal.
. Many leading citizens attended the funeral
e'r Cominedoro Viiiulerblll'.s widow, at the
Church or Iho Stranger, New Yerk. The in
torment was in the Moravian ccineteiyat
New Derp, Staicn Island, beslde the remains
or her husband.
ThocnseorMis. Webleii, Iho famous lltl
ntrant. versus Mr. Gniinaud. ler libel and
breach or contract, was decided in Londen
te-day, theplaintiir being nwaided ?iin,uoe
damages.
In Iho further search for bodies iu Ih
ruins et the llrnnklyn Iho te-day, many hor
rible discoveries were made. Twcnty-one
persens are missing ; of the remains found it
Is uncertain whether they represent twelve
or thirteen human bodies. Only six have
been idcntilieil,
Mitchell Andersen, n Choctaw Indian, 17
years old, was yesterduy exwiited according
te the elision; et thiitiintleu for the murder
or auother Choctaw boy named Winchester
last summer. He confessed that he shot his
victim from ambush, nt his fatlier's Instiga
tion, and get 1&0 of plunder.
Gen. Grant slept seven hours last night.
Tills morning at 10 o'clock he liegan the
urrangonient el notes for dictation. Colonel
Fred Grant said the stenographer was ex
pected during tlie day, but he would try te
prevent his fatlier front dictating le-ilay, bo be bo
lleving he had better rest his threat.
Senater Dawes will leave for the Indian
Territory next week, with ethor niombers or
the coiiiinittce nppolnted te luvostlgnte tlie
system ar loosing Indian lands, which led te
such abuses under Teller.
Mrs. Gortrude Weiiss, a Polish woman 5-1
years old, was killed by the cars at Centre
Avenue crossing, Chicago, last ovenlng,
whlle saving a little boy who was en the
track in front of an approaching train.
A llre nt Hampton lleach, N. 11., last night
nnd Ibis morning burned the Sen Vlew
house, the Atlnntle heusu and the Ocean
house, nnd Is reported te have swept tlie
beach, destroying many cottages.
The trial of Justus Schwab, tlie hecialist,
for causing a riot in Concordia ball, was
called in New Yerk, but postponed unlit
Tuesday next.
Nonewshas lieen locelvcd or the where
abouts or the missing Charted A. Llhby, of
the New Yerk and Chicago linn of James L
LibbyitCe., who disappeared April 271 h.
His brother James I Llbby has made up
his iiilnd Hint Charles has Iteen murdered.
The cattlemen in tlie Oklahoma country
have had orders te vncate by the 20th or this
month-ethorwisu the troops will eject them
and thelr cattle. They are purchasing saddln
horses nnd hiring moil te "round up" with,
and will vncnta at once. II as uxpn'twl the
president then appoints tlie commission pro pre
vided for by the last Congress, tlie colonists
will wait patiently until the commission
makes Its report- Meantime no meve will
be made by them le embarrass the administration.
TlIK imuOKH j.ivkssi:
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Hedge, at Celli
Tlleittciiani
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Mamhall,' rentSiied
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commission exf
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"'""'"SI t M ' UIS JiaiBHIOIIII, vis
slen expired ; Ic W Hogere, t,Nei
' Y., vlee J. K paulding, resigned i
Doiinslley, nt torleo, X-'Y.vlce;
Jehnsen, cenn) ilen expired lien,
llenner, nt Gd iburg, Pa., vice .1
Kreuth, ceiniu isslen expired 0, k
Tliemns, nt Ci en, Mlsa., ,vlce J- p T
Pratt, cemmissi! osplred'j R. K. Hnh t $
San Angele, Te vice W. K.' Ellis, resit I;
Wilsen H. Fem at Loctenla, 0., vice , '
E. Teggart, ee mission expircd i Jr i
Carletmi, nt lleil T, Ind vieelIcnryT) k, '
commission cxp 1 ; Jeseph IlVRateki & i
Shenandoah,, Pa ic IL P. uflleld, "-
signed. ' i
Alse, the fellq ijr j ifclsen ,I? Acci tc ,
be collector or hi ial rovcnueflor the u '
trlct or Kansas, i Jehn CJ. Carpenter; , a ,
pended ; nnd Ei --no I. Sykesv qollectej a
Internal revenue r the district or ljls
Ippl, vlee Jnmcs ill, suspended.
Daniel V. Ste ionsenf sitrreyer geq n i
for Nehraskn nni own, ias reslgiied.
In rcgnrd te 1 Haltlinore nppelntiii nt J
llin iiresttlmlt 1VJI -sniivinnnil that llmnmii nl. T3
iiimil nfllr. rr wr vtrmilff lwt'yn,imll i .rAh
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ceptable, and he ixsqulte gratified UiilpMiri
matter could lie e satisfactorily disposal of.
It is understood that the selection of Mr,
vcazey niPCiN wan the npprpvsu of nil ihe i
Ainrvi.iiin iifiintrrnriti uiiii inn. nvMini ni r,i '
Mr. Findlny, wle wnsln the Interests or Mr,
Hern.
It Is c-enlhletil v asserted by '-.his friends
that the nppeliitt icnt of Air. J. Fred. C. Tal
het, ox-ceugrcssi tin from Mnrylanil.assulie
ilnr for the internal royeni'o bureau lias
been determined upon.
It Is currently "ported nnd believed t lie
the r.ict that Illnr e K. Hrucc, the colored
ex-senator, regh t of ihe ,treastiry, has
hnndeil in Ills re gnatlen. ' y
The rrmldent's l'ellcj.
It is understood te be. the Intention or the
president te remmeall pestiiiasters wliohave
neglectcd thelr tfllclal duties or umhI their
etllcial iHiwcrsfei partisan purposes ; nnd it
w as In accordance with tills peller llmi Pal
mer or Chicago, 1 it! te gaJf l alleged d.afr
during the Insii mlgn the employed of tlie .
Chicago postelllc) werq ferciby assesseil rtir" ,'
the lllnlne c.-impnlgii fund, nnd the btc .ness
of the ofllce nelecleil bocaiise they werd
encouraged te leave their work te ptr ptr
tieipate in Dial no parades. Hlssuji-oser
S. Coming Judd, lite new postmaster, r an
eminent lawyer, the senior member erthe
linn or Judd it V-'Mlelieuse, and chancellor
ofthel'. K. diec se of Illinois. In the last '
KCnerat- cenvcnti'm ei tne v. , k,.. cluireh-1
was n prominent igure In the debates en the
oxircme nign-cn la'ti wue ei icauing ques-
neus, ueisniiui) or rocegmziHi anility and
Influence, and is s member nt the Democnuie
naUennl cemmitti-e. He Is about 55 yeai set
age," a lawyer by iirofessleu, and was an :iw
plicant ter ..the ( Hlce of solicitor-general et
UieUBiled States- P ,
' Thfipftleera eftiif stair departments of tlie
ttnnyaraexpec!mg n great many thauges
In tfielr nsalgiuiK n'.s te duty ufter July 1
when tthe' npprepj ,(len for transportation
for the next ilsc jear becomes available.
Each head of a di tx- -tiuent has furnlshcO tho the tho
seeretaryof war ithnlist of officers who
have been station I at any ene place mere
than four years, .ul ngeneral ijhange will
he made excent li cases whero tha duties of
an officer requir" u peculiar kind of M1 y.
Oil for AlVitrln. '
Ni;vv Yeni;, Miy7, V. H. Minister Alex.
M. Kciley te Ausiria, sailed for Hamburg m
the steamer WIe and, with his family this
morning. A lnige number of friends, in
cluding several Citliolle clergymen iuid Jlr.
MeMastcrs, of tin Frcrman'x JeurtTnl, irf
present te bid him farewell, .
DID I'.Mir.ANll l'neiEHT,
Londen, May 7. -In the Heuso of Cem
inens this aflerncin Mr. Thus.Soxteii.!Jfouie
ruler and advanced Liberal member or
Sllge, gavonetici efhls intention. UJ liiterro liiterre liiterro
gale the government ivs te whother'tlifi Eng
lisli represcntatl' e nt YJcnna had. lwen lu
structed te use his Influence Willi the AiL
lrian;efllcials for tie purposeor bringing nbeut
n pretest lrem tha' government against Iho ap
pointment or Mr Alexander M. K'eUey, ai
the accredited re resentatlve of the united
States te that cap t it. ?
1'lnns or New Crulwrm"
WAHlllNfiTOX, '), O., May 7. Tlie sccre
lary efthanavy s invited plans, ilesigiw
and models for propesisl new qruie'i's
and gunboats.
A Murtlet te be Sent Hark,
Wasiiinotex, J. C., Mny 7. The?RPcrr
tnry of state will for, the extradilien of the
suspected nuirile r, Mexwell,.as roeuns thq
palters nre rocelv .
Ilrterhi tlie Publle. Demain, j
Wahiiinoten-, D. C-i Mny7. Sccretnr)
Lamar has sulini .cd for thj nppreval' of thu
presldenl, nsslgi uenta of Indian lanibi m
Sanlce Sioux ics- vatien Iu Nebraska l n n
derthe onler of "rcsldeht Arthur of! tb.
Wtli lust, which ,ites liila eil'ect eu,the 'jth
instant, 42,000 no -of land will beTesf'red
te imbllc demnln. , ' n ''
Slet J Adjourned. '
WARHINOTON. t, C-jMny 7. The W les
court martial inc te-day "nnd hnniedlntelv
adjourned, ewh te tho'nbnce.hr' oneo!
me meunters, jii ttjiui.,- 'fit
'Pi
a ltnn tueAX ,rmcK.
i
Tlie (lame That Sa
mid l'
SrniNni'tiir.pj
was caused last n
noimcemciit tliat
sorted te n clove
lock in the legisL
An election was 1 1
district for a hucci
Democrat. Tlie n
meagre, but it Is
ill's 1'urtlsani Trleil te I'lay
iawHucrecde1. V
II., May 7. Ac'aensatlnn.'
i.i i...i inji.., i.n,.. ..:
ffjitSu
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'b;:
BTth
rulatfililt
the Republican u.id rc-.' if
trick te break Wie ilendv '
irobygftliilugfki'iHeJorlty f'
i yostemay lit tee :ni'f ; yA
jii uj mv into . ni riuaTf
trps lrem the flectien are,
thned tlat the 'Kcpuhli 'Kcpuhli
(ie day. The dWlrJet is.
cans have carrieil
overwiiclniliigly, 1 Miiocrntte and jt'ni 'an
iieuuccu mat iiii l apiiuiiiu.weum pe up,
no candidate. 1 rj led te a small vote I ajug
brought out by t j Democrats (mU JtSW ai(l
that bv briimhiD ill a candidate atNi4 list
moment, the Ref julcaus wnlngealn hejir
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