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LANCASTER, PA., THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1885.
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Water Aicumiiliitril In mi Aliiiinliiiieit Pmt if
the Mine WimIic mil tlinl'llttint iiml
Cause I lie Citlauill) Names
if lliu Victim.
FlvojHirsensworo btirltMl en Wednesday
unilcr a fall of coal lit tfie North Ashland col
liery near I'ettsvllle, which Is tlie adjoining
liilne te iiml hut lmlr inllu Irem Ilia Cuyler
V, colliery, in which ten miners wcre recently
entombed. These bulled under the fulling
coal wero us follews:
UIi.ii let Dougherty, inijirlsoned in the
initie.
James Kinds, liiiiilsencd In the ntliie.
Martin Head, probably crushed te death.
Jehn Head, rescued, badly injured.
Martin MolCceno, imprisoned in the initie.
The accident was caused by the water turn,
initiated In the abandoned upiwr luvel ortlte
initie working through mid washing out the
plllan in the lower lovel. As tills luvel was
also nearly worked out and the pillars wero
being rebljvtl, it was net eon-ideicd danger
ous. Thecelliery is owned and worked by
the Philadelphia ,fc Hauling Ceal and Iren
company. The breaker and the slopes are
in me lower cerner el Columbia county. The
last gangway runs Inte Schuylkill county and
breast Ne. I.'i, which was the I'ace ol'thugaug el'thugaug
way east el the last pillar which was worked
out, is MO ynuls Inslde the Schuylkill
county Hue.
Just at 10 o'clock .Jehn Head, ene ofllie in
side bosses, heard n rumbling neise. A car
drawn by two mules, which his son, Maitlu
Head, was driving, had Just slarted I'teni the
lace of the gangway for the loot of the slope.
I'he ohlef" Head had leajied en the foremost
nitilc-'imd was burled in the hilling debris.
s -llie boy was behind the car and inustli.ne
been Instantly killed.
In Ne. I. breast were Juntos Kniiis, .Martin
MeKeoue and Chailes Dougherty. Tlieie
cm be up doubt of their death, its had net the
pillar el cod and reef enme down there was
sulllelenl water te have drowned them. The
neise or tliocave-ln was heard at the feet or
tlioslee, let) yards awav, and hi two hours
Suporiuteiidaut Schiiiu had men at wei k en en en
doavering te reach the victims. At neon
Jehn Head was readied alive, but he was in
ii dying condition. Meth legs mid ankles
vere broken, sev end ribs fractured and his
-. .right Hhetildtir crushed, iK-sidcshehigcutuiid
nriiiscti niiouiine head ami liedy. I'p te ii
o'clock nene of the ethers had been reached
and Mr. Helium gave It as Ids opinion that
the leseuers could net reach them for four
days at least, se great was the fall. The
mountain w-ascrewded with men and women,
mid relief and rescuing iiarties were ul once
organized. Only llve men call work in the
gangway at a time, mid Schiiiu led tlie llrst
party and remained with the second. Kohert
I leaten, superintendent of C'uyler, went in
w 1th the second party. The tiiree iiiluerH aie
lel.ited te each ether, Knuls and Dougherty
being married te sisters of MeKcone.
I.VMIIV.USIKX IX .S;.S.SO.V.
I'm mutton r An Association liy riinlialil.i
Drulcrx mill Alamiriictiirer.
Tlie hemlock lumber maiiiilacturers nml
dealers of l'enusylvanla held a meeting in
Willianispert, en Wednesday, at which the
following linns weie lepresented : Henry,
ll.iyard .tCe., KobertC. I.ippincell, J. Streng
V I'd, J. K. Given .V ('a, W. J. Liiulgan ,'c
Ce., Githcns V Austin mid Gesslor .tCe.,
Fhiladeljihla ; Kdgar Mitnsen, While, Lent
iV White, J. I!. Kiuery it Ce., lirewn, Clark
tVHewe, li Dernier it Ce., Streng, Dceiner
it Ce., N. Shaw .v. Ce., W. Kighler's Sens,
AV. II. Lanius.tCe., Ii It. Kraiir, J. It.ut
lett, it Ce., Corcoran, lticliards it Ce.,
Williams and Foreman, Valentine Liiji Liiji
)ert, Themas IT, Thompson and I'.iyne,
Cochran it Ce., Willianispert; Neble,
I'ctermau mid ItKsell ,t Smith,
Muney ; Kdward Len, lliighcsville;
James Ilrothers, Kane; K reamer, Mann ,V
Ce., Leck H.iveu ; Uamhlc, White iV Ce.,
ltcnove ; Andrew Kaul, St. Mary's; It. !'.
KlyiVr Sens, Uldgway ; ArlhurCe.il mid lien
company, I'lttslJiug ; J. Ii I'litnam, Tyler;
S. S. Ilackett, Kmpeiium ; I). K. Harney A
Ce., Itatuey ; W. II. Osterheut, Uldgway ; K.
S. Mellis ami United Lumber company, et
ltullale ; O. It. Sliarp it llre., Muhoejioiiy ;
It.uclay Brether, Shmcmalinuiiig.
Thoseale of prices adopted at the April
meeting was very satisfactorily rcccicd and
strictly adhered te. Mr. S. T. Koiesinan 10
INirted that tlie cemmittee ajipeinted te go te
lSull'.iIe for tlie inirjiose of cimfcrring witli
tlie I nited Lumber company perleriucd its
duty and was very courteously received by
tlie members or tlie ceiiijiuny, and that the
ineMuueiit was endorsed. The committee
then submitted tlie rules ami by-laws. The
whole work is ijulte lengthy mid substan
tially conieims wllli tli.'it which governs tlie
Lumbermen's lichauge in WilliimiHtxiit.
The association will be Known as the Hem
lock Lumber association of l'ennsylvaiii.i.
The llret Wednesday of February In each
year Is the tiiue for iTeldlng the regular an
nual meeting.
The beard el directors practically has the
government of the association within its
power. The conditions for admission are
such that any 11 nil or member engaged In
ilie uiatiuiactuie or dealing in ucinlecK lum
ber can become a member by making appli
catien in writing ami Hiving an initiation Ice.
The following were elected dhecters of the
associatien: 1'. K. .Men ill, James Corcoran,
J. 11. Kinerv, S. T. Keresiiiau, J. C. ltigliter,
J. R I'litnam, C. W. Henry, K. C. Liplii
cett, James Streng, Andrew Kaul and Jehn
Uisvel.
llitiiiiuliiS tlie Del.iwiire .Vlii Trenten.
Tlie belieine te dam the Delawiue almve
Trenten has net been abandoned. A few
mouths ttge e.-Ceiigiussuiau Caleb Tay Tay
eor intorvlewed nearly all tlie Penn
sylvania senators and urged en thointhoiui theinthoiui thointheiui
poitanco of defeating the bill introduced by
Senater llughes having this object hi view,
because of the allegcil doprceiatieu of the
value of land along tlie river if the dam were
erected. The p.issage of the bill is new
agitated. A committee of nine lrem Bucks
county appoared bol'ero tlie Senate cemmittee
en corporations, ami iicturcd tlie buiielicial
lesuus which weuiu iouew me consiruciieu
el the proposed dam In the developments or
uimiulacturcs In iiucku county and vicinity,
and of a protltable home market. One
of the sjicakcrs read u letter fieui
Congressman Hewitt, of New Yerk, in
which he denied the charge ttiat he
was Interested in the dam project. In the
letter he held, however, that he had for many
years thought that such an improvement
would be of great business advantages te
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The passage
of tlie bill te dmii the Delaware was epMsed
, liv Senators lllddls, of Pike, mid Nelsen, of
Wayne, at the request of their constituents.
The cemmittee from ilueks county consisted
of A. S. Cadwallader, D. II. Tayler, 11. W.
Watsen, Aaren Slack, W. O. Hewell, Anbury
Itelleau, Wilsen Large, Charles Tayler and
M. Lehuier. The cemmittee en corporations
took no action en the bill.
Crew til or the V. M. C. A.
At the opening bessien el tlie Twentieth
annual convention of the Yeuiig Men's
Christian association of the United States and
' Canada Wednesday at Atlanta, Ox, the le le
jiert of the International cemmittee was
presented. It shows that 850 associations
reported ll'OOO members, 17,000 tictlve
meiubers en couunitteos and nearly -100 young
men's lllble classes. The associations own
fl,;t00,tH.H) worth et preieily. The oxiienses
of the committee ter the year worefJl.OOO.
Klghleen new buildings liae leeii dedicated
during the year. The report shows ie
markablu grew th in every ileurlinent of the
work, i.irlieulaily In delliille work for the
religious, mental, social mid physical wellare
of young men hi lllble study and hi per
sonal work. Tlie work for college young
men, railway empleyes mid German and
colored young men has been emphasized
during the year.
Ills l'ulllni: olfef YViiiler Wheat.
Tlie -twicricnii Jluiil JTemc, of Uochester,
New Yerk, say that special information
"from all ever the country Indicates that
Winter wheat will be (CJ per cent- of a full
crop uguuibt b$ per font, last year,"
AhLlAllil) IWlltn.AllS OX THIAL.
Mr. Untitle Cllven 1 1 In Testimony Ne UneC'iiii
Identity llm I'rlnenerii.
Israel Northamer, Ulchard McAniilly and
KlwtKid Kurtz, the men arresjed by Alder
man Spurrier, Olllcers Olt and Kichelt, as
the paity who shot Hdward P. Llnvllle and
robbed the house en the night of Sunday
March 'il, weie bteitght from prison this
morning and taken te the olllce of Alderman
Spurrier for a heal lug. The commonwealth
Was represented by II. IVank ICshleiuan, and
the defendants by It. V. Davis.
Uorbre pieceeding w tth the case, Mr. Hsh
leiu.iu stated that nil the witnesses for the
commonwealth weie net present, and he
would consent ten conliiiuaneeof the case
boleionny witnesses woreeallod, or he would
agree te go en and hear the testimony el
lliose who weie present. Mr. Davis said he
would llke te hear new the testimony the
commonwealth had, and then the cases could
be continued.
Tlie charges against the torsens are assault
with Intent te kill, burglary and larceny.
The llrst witness called was Kdward P. Liu
lllu, whewai shot by ene or Hie burglars.
He is still reeble from the effects of his
wounds. His testimony in substance was
that when he heard his sister's screams for
neip lie went te her loom, and he had been
(here only a low moments w hen lie wns shot,
lie was unable te Identify any of the bur
glars. The next w lluess called was Miss Kinina J.
Llnvllle. Sim told the same story that was
published In the I.nti:i.i.I(ii:.nci;u en Tues
day, March 21, and hi addition that she was
iiiianie le luciuiry any el the burglars, as all
of them wero masks.
J. M. Dunl.tp, who lives 'ono-feurth of a
lulle wcstnrthoLiiivllles, testllled that be
tween 10 and 11 o'clock he saw two men uss
his house, mid that they went in thodireetlen
ofMuAnally'slieitho. Somctime allerwards
he saw men isissThIs house going hi the ou
isisite direction, but he could net tell heiv
many men thcie weie and could net identify
any el' the men.
The coiumen wealth's ceiiusel said they had
no ether testimony te present te-day anil Al
derman Spurrier continued the cases until
Saturday el next week, by which tlmoatlthe
witnesses for tlie commonwealth will have
been subHinaed and are exss:tel te be
present. The tulseners were then remanded
te the county jail.
Abe Ituranl'i, I'rlenili.
Martin Heuck, one of the men arrested en
the charge et aiding and abetting Abe Ilux
zard, was icleased from prison last evening,
liall having been entered for Ids apcar.uicc.
This morning was designated for the hear
ing of all the parties chaiged with the alsive
named ellense, but en motion of counsel for
the prheueis tlie cases weie continued te a
day net yet designated.
isr.it j:.v ix veuxvii..
'I he Tumble III i:icitlii; Ollleeift .HIhIInII.h or
tlie llnler.
Wednesday's session of the (ircut Council
of tlie Ited Men of Pennsylvania was at
tended in Pettsville by nearly four hundred
past chiefs. The whole day was taken up by
thoeillcl.il and coiuiuittce reports, but few of
which were accessible te the public- The
icpert of the election beard was again con
sidered hi the morning, but was net dually
concluded. It will come up npdn te-day.
when It Is exiecled the contests will be
concluded and the results declared. The ro re
pnil shows the membership in the state
te be 1S,"70, an increase of e'7. The
delay in the election count is exer the
olllce of great Junier sagamere, for which
It. P. Moiten and William G. Mvcrs, bother
Philadelphia, are candidates. Morten i-.une
here witli lilteen plurality, lty threw logout
the vote el'eei't.iiu trllies a plurality of three
lias been created for Myers. Tlie contest is a
stubliein one and may lead te a serious ruji
turn in the order. The olllce Is the stepping
stone te higher honors, and Outlines between
the Myers and Morten factious are tightly
drawn. In the aUcruoeu a local justice of
the peace was sent for. He was a memlMiref
the order and a past chief fiein Luzerne
county, who is a silting delegate, was taken
in preference. The ether faction new do de
maud te see his commission and tills was tel
egraphed ler.
Tlie reiKirt of Gieal Sacheui Merey was
presented in the afternoon. Kight new tribes
were instituted and lour resuscitated during
the year. The report of the great senior
sagamere and chlel of records were also pre
sented, but net made public. Applications
for chattels for the following tribes weie
presented: Ne. I mid ti, losuscitated at
Philadelphia ; Ne. Hit), Liiglmid, Hucks
county; Ne. ITiiS, l'avclte City; Ne. 'J."i7,
Wilkesliane: Ne. i.s, l'V.uer, Chester
county; Ne. i",l, Sharen, Mercer county, and
Ne. UiiO, hpiingtield, Pay ette county.
rile Allieibatl Trill t Seitrt)' Meeting.
Tlieanuii.il meeting ofllie Amciicau Tract
society was held in New Yerk, Wednesday.
Kepeil.s showed that the whole number of
volumes published dining the past year by
the society was'Jl:i,llri. Of tracts, card pack
ages and wall lolls, etc, il,:ii;'.i,N)l pages were
issi.ed, making a total of CiS,7iiJ,!Kl pages;
donations mid legacies) received Su7,01..
Knuii ether sources enough was re
ceived te swell the amount te ?.'J.V7,
'Jll.'i. Tlie total expenditures for the
year weie ?,tr'J,lll, leaving a balance In the
treasury of f.l.tKCl. The only changes in the
beard of elllcers weie the follewing: l'er
president, Kight Itev. Allied Lee, bishop of
Delawme, in place or Kight Kev. Benjamin
11. Smith, deceased ; the Kev. William K.
Watkiiis as director, in place of Itev. J. A.
Lansing, deceased ; Walter Carter, New
Yerk, in place of Kev. W. W. Alterbury ;
William A. Wheeled; as auditor, in plaeo'ef
Kebert llliss. A ddi esses weie made by the
Kev. Dr. Simmons, el' New Yerk ; the "Kev.
Davis, a missionary te China, and Kev. Dr.
('bickering, Washington, one el theleundeis
of the society.
'llie (ininil l.eit, of MiiMtna In ICeailing.
The olllcers ofllie grand ledgo el' Pennsyl
vania, l'Veemid Accepted Masens, at rived hi
Heading en their annual visitation te tlie
Masonic ledges of Berks county. Tlie grand
ledgo elllcers there are: li Coppce Mitchell,
Philadelphia, grand master; Jeseph Klch
bauui, Pittsburg, deputy grand master;
Clifferd P. MncCalla, Philadelphia, sonler
grand warden; J. Simpsen Africa, Hunting
don, junior grand warden; Themas It. Pat Pat
ten, grand treasurer; Michael NIsbet, past
grand master mid grand sccietary; Cenrad
H. 'Jay, past grand master; ueorge w.
Weed, grand marshal; J. W. Supplce. grand
steward, mid Judge Michael Arneld, all of
Philadelphia They registered at the Man
sion, where a reception was held after the
oxeuipllllcatiou of the work at Masonic hall.
A lf.lenil lleuil In l'lttalmri; Full.
One mero federal head fell in Pennsylva
nia Wednesday, and that was Mr. Maloue's,
in Pittsburir. Mr. Uichard Nevins, Jr., will
take Ids place as supei intendent of the public
buildings and Mr. Malone will rctlre te pri
vate lile. Charges had been Hied against
.Malone long age, but they appear te ha e
been of a trilling tiatuie and were pigeon
holed in the sujiervisiug architect's elllee.
SuH)rinlenilent Malone was known there as
a geed fellow and a fairly clllclent public
oincer, no nan, However, nover ueeu ineu
by the Cleveland standard of "ollensivo
Mrtlsatihhl." When It was applied te Mr.
Midline's case he was found highly disannu
lled te held any olllce under the administra
tion. Tireeiiy efun OterwNit.
Wednesday afternoon C. M. Watsen went
Inte the retiring room at tlie Pennsylvania
railroad dejiet and left his overcoat hanging
Ju the outer room. A negre mail entered the
outer room, leek the coat mid left. A de
scription el the coat mid negre was left with
Alderman Spurrier, who, about ti o'clock
saw a man answering the description or the
negre, and told Olllcer Specce te arrest liliu,
which he diil. He gave ids name as Jehn
Stewart, and said hu was from lloaiieke, Va.
Mr. Watsen was sent for ami Ideutllled the
coat and the negre. Alderman Spurrier com
mitted Hlewurl te answ er at com u
r.i.lilieUjir 81.000 Werth r Diamond!.
Mr. and Mis. l'rauk E vans, of San Fran Fran
ciseo, new visiting friends at Cincinnati, had
their trunkiVebbed en their way from San
Francisce of$ 1,000 worth of diamonds. The
thlcr has been arrested at Mojave, Cul., and
the diamonds rocevorod.
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A LONDON MOB
HT1WUU1.EH rUU TIIK VOSSKSH1VX
Tlli:XJ!I.SUX JO.Y UMF.XT.
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Ten TlmiiMintl lllnenlerly Clllrens DMiirb it
jilnax lUeellliR InTnlfiUcar Hiiihirn te I'm-
lent AKHllmt tliu rrepiceit Im reimed
luiliefttfl en Iteer anil Spirit.
A riot eecuried III Londen en Wednesilay
alternoeii between a mob and the (hiIIce for
fhe iHisscssleii et the Nolsen liieiiumctit hi
Trar.ilgarSguarc. About 10,000 men had as
sembled In the sijiuire te make u demonstra
tion against the government's budget pro pre pro
esals te increase dm duties en spirits and
beer. The crowd was very unruly, a large
proportion of it consisting or the genuine
Louden tough, The pelice found themselves
tillable te maintain order and the pressure en
tlie Rieakcrsmid resolution readers ceuiiK'llcd
them te mount the pedestal el tlie Nelsen
monument.
When, from this eminence the speeches
wero resumed they weiu lemlered Inaudible
te the audience addressed liv imrear nninnir
the roysterers. The pelice intervened te
secure silence for the orators, and then a
great struggle ensued between the mob mid
the ieliffi l'er the possession or the monu
ment. The row lasted nearly an hour, mid
the promoters of the meeting mid the pelice
were dually compelled te ictlre, leaving the
crowd singing in triumph, "Kule Britannia"
Noen niter the mob had couiellcd the spnik
eiH te leave, it surged down te tlie front or
the Union elub, which is en the west side or
the square, livery isirsen noticed entering
or leaving the club building was luebbeil.
The attitude et the crowd was se menacing
that the club doers were closed, mid a lues,
senger was dispatched te Scotland Yard for
additional ihiIIue.
A tl) o'clock the rioters were still In full
iKisMosslen efTral.dgar square, and Noithuiu Neithuiu
bcrlnnd avenue was also occupied by a mob
of many thousands. The jsilice by this
timeliiullieeu hugely icinferi'eil, had chatged
a number of times upon the mob and bad
made several arrBsls.
The publicans certainly have a strong case,
and the demonstration in Trahdgar sipiaie
snows uiai mey tiave ikiiii numbers ami en
thusiasm te luck it. The mob would cer
tainly have stoned the Union club but Terthe
strong lorce or police. There Is no doubt that
with the Irish problem and the liquor ques
tion the government will have Us hands full
for the rest or tlie week. It Is quite probable
that Mr. didders may make the presect or
peace a pretence l'er withdrawing most or
the preHised extra duties en jKitables. In
this case if Is lxissible that he will abandon
the proposed increase of iilucpcnre er barrel
en beer, and make the extra duty en spirits
one shilling Instead of two s'hlllings s.r
gallon.
'l in: vi'AVT. victims.
llunilreiln V'l-lllllK the SieiineT llm Tr.l;e.l.
llie Coiener! Illfiient.
The I'fautz residence 111 Warwick township
was visited by liundredsef persons from the
surrounding country, yesterday, mid thesole
topic et conversation was the terrible tragedy
of Tuesday afternoon.
As suited yesterday, Corener lleitamau
went te the I'fautz residence te held inquests
en Mis. Pfaulz and her two children. He
summoned as his jury li It. Miller, Ben Ia
mbi C. Dusslnger, C. A. 'fast, Jeseph 1 1 ess,
Hurry Miller and David Dester. After
hearing the testimony of the elder children,
the jury rendeied a verdict that Christian and
Lfiie I'fautz came te their deaths by drown
ing by being thrown into the water by their
mother. who was touierarily deranged at the
time. As te .Mrs. Plant, their veidlct was
that she committed suicide by diewniug
while laboring under tciusnary aberration
of mind.
The funeral took place at 1 p. in , Men Men Men
iiouite services being held. The bodies w ere
hi three sourate cetllns, and a great Hueng
was in attendance.
Mttin;; ICeiinil tn 4Jlc tel.iiul.
A few vseoksage the Cincinnati Knqutrer
was disposed le find fault with President
Cleveland's administration. Slnce then
It has swung round, as will be seen
lieni the following editorial extract Injni a
recent issue:
"Seme fault has been found with Mr.
Cleveland because he has net inaugurated a
wholesale system of dismissal lrem olllce;
but when this fault-lludlng has lceu ana
lyzed it is found te ceme Irem the tioliti tieliti
ciaus, and net from thu people. De von hear
any merchants denouncing Mr. Cin eland
for net laying the jmrty axe about him right
and left' De ou hear any werkiuguieti
meeting in convention and jia'sing lesolu leselu lesolu
tlens against the administration 7 Ne. The
lioNe is all being made by the professional
jHilitici.ms the men who haebecn waiting
a s-'ero of years te be carried around en llow llew
ery IksIs el e.iseat the e.iense of the public.
President Cle eland has fully demonstrated
that he is a cool headed, sensible man of
allidrs. He did tiel get the ollice through
any lalse pretenses. Tlie ioeplo elected htm
because they Kelieed lie would give them
an honest, conservative administration.
This is what he is doing. In geed time tlie
Democracy will have control of llie govern
ment, as it should hate, but the change will
be made decently ami in order."
Death of u NennKciiurl.ui.
Kliz-ibeth Detwiler, aged W jears, 2
mouths and l.r days, died at the residence el'
W. C. Ilershey, Lewer K.iphe, who was mar
ried te her niece. Mrs. Detwiler was the
wilb of Christian Detwiler, or West Heni
lield tow nship, who died theie many yeara
age. Her maiden iianie was Latidis and she
originally came fiein Chester county. The
deceased has relatives living in Chester
county, Illinois, Iowa, and New Orleans.
She has two sons living in Colerado. She
will be buried from the lesidence ol'her son,
Minim Detwiler, Ireuville, en Sunday
morning next.
Neither Will He I'reacnf.
Frem tlie Mount Jey Star.
State Sujioriiilendeiit lligbee had been en en
gaged hi the llrst place te take part In the
exercises or the graduating class to-tneriow
evening, but he bad piovleusly premised
te participate in the commencement exercises
of tlie Indiana normal bcIioeI, which they de
cided te have en te-morrow ovening, after he
was engaged here. Dr. lligbeothen premised
te send Deputy Superintendent Heuck, but
he also had an engagement for that evenlng,
se that new neither of the state superinten
dents aie participating in llie oxcrcises to
morrow evening.
Three l'liigent Oft".
Andrew Bewman, employed at Simen 11.
Mlnnleh's planing mill at LaudUvllle, had
three lingers of the left baud taken oil' en
Wednesday by having the hand caught ill
a planing inacliiue. The wounded hand was
dressed by Dr. Grnll'. Mr. Bewman is a
young married man, having only geno te
housekeeping this spring.
Drought (Iter I'reiu Deik.
Olllcer Keadmaii visited Heading yester
day and brought te Linca-iter Martin
Springer, who is wanted te answer ram.
plaints of larceny and felonious assault and
battery preferred against him by Kebecca
Getz.
Collnr-lleiie Ilrekcn.
Yesterday Casper Med rick, engineer of the
engine Kphrata, was at work en the head
light while standing at the upper depot in
tills city, He made a misstep and fell te the
ground, hi caking hiscollar-bcne.
Miss Millien' lilt; ltiibus.
Uist evenlng Llllle llinteii appeared ler
the last time lu this city, and again the house
was packed te witness "Meg's Dlvorsien"
ami " Tlie Little Itcbel." Te-night she gees
te Columbia,
Surely uX lliu 1'e.iee.
Jehn Craig, en complaint of James M.
Smith was arrested for surety of the jwace,
en a warrant issued by Alderman Dcen, and
held for a hearing en Friday evening at 730.
Ceiiijilidnant deposes that accused threatened
te bruiu hliu.
the sami: in.n htuiiv.
Till Time tlis Trenten Cluli Detent Ilia III
Htnrrril Ijnirimter.
Yesterday the Lancaster club met their
usual fate, in Trenten, where they played a
postponed giitne. The battery was almost
tie and the game was cle!u until the ninth
Inning when the home club secured four
rims. Parker, McTamauy mid Donald hit
hard. Lysteti played it frightful game In
right Held, having no less than four errors.
Thoseeio follews:
il.AHCAHTKIl.
I'aikcr, 1.
Ilvlllllll, 2,
M'Tiim'y, in
Tniiincy, h.
DetinlO,:!
Smith, ii
Oliltlilil, c
Muck, 1
l.yslen, r
Tntnl. 1 II
i: 17
in m wis.
.... 0 0 1
... ! 0 0
TiciiIeii
I.anea-.lci.
I n I le
e I d ;
HUMMAnr.
First hiibe tiy en ins Tiuiitnu, 4 ; Iincatei
I'll hi bases en Imlls Tri'iiteu. !: I.aiKiistcr.
, .
I.cfl en tmses Tiviilen.O J tiiicnster, 7. Passed
luillH-Warncr, .1; (lliltlefil, a. Wild pitches
Herner, 'J; Siiiltli, .'. Out en strikes IlimitlicrH,
Alcelt. llyluiiil, McTiiiiiiniy. Sinltli, I.ynteu j'J).
llaiiKil rims 'I'ri'iiten, :i i Ijineaslcr. -J. Deulile
plays Slietllne, llrentiieM ami Ueinlimiii, Mv
'J'liiiiiiny ami Otilllehl. Twe busu lilts (JimmI
iiiiiii, Iti'ii.el, Parker (2), lleindil. 'I'hrce base
lilt .Me'l'a in my. IJinplii) (jiilmi.
Dlanienil Dots.
The LuncjLsterH iuighttre.it their friends te
nsurprise party by winning te-lay.
The Actives ertlds city went le Maiiheim
te-day. Shay and Keldeubach me their bat
tery. Lysten was icleased Ter gissl te-day, mid
he loll Ter his home lu Italtlmoie this idler idler
neon." Ne one is likely te mistake the members
fir the Jersey City team Ter Germans. "Take
IheGieeii cars."
Peter Smith was piesented with a beautiful
teiricr deg en thu trip, and thu ether boys
think It was their Jenah.
The Newark club in rived here tills alter alter alter
neoii at 'i:IU and will play the Lancaster at I
o'clock. This Is the llrst game of the Lasteni
League series hi this city, and the home club
has a baud en the streets. Hickman and
Murphy form the visitors' battery, mid Wot Wet
zell mid llollerd for the Umcaster.
When the Newark club tied the Jersey
City, in tlie ninth lulling, yesterday, tlie
iiicmecrs ei me lallercliii) iiecame angry ami
wanted the game called en account el dark
ness, I'liililre Currv lel'used. and Harney
McLaughlin ilelllwnilcly threw the ball ever
tlie fence te delay the game. When It was
recovered Murium cut the cover. Curry then
decided it tee daik tee play the game. A
pretest will Is) put in against the game and
complaint ledged against Curiy.
JI.iseb.ill yesterday : At Philadelphia (.14
cageti, Plilladelphla.'l ; at Itisten llilllale ,
Bosten ;i ; at Providence SL Leuis 8, Provi
dence 'J; nt New Yerk New Yerk Id, De
troit 7; at Louisville Louisville.';, Athletic 1 ;
at Pittsburg Brooklyn I), Pittsburgh; at
Cincinnati Cincinnati 11, .Mets 10; at St.
Leuis St. Leuis II, Baltimore;!; at Newark
Jersey City li, Newark t! (game called; ;
at Kiclimeiid VlrginiaO. Nationals li
Arthur McCoy, formerly of Danville, who
played with the 1-mi-isler club last season,
but new of the Wilkesliarre base bull club,
was tried by court-martial of the Pennsylva
nia National Guard in Danville Wednesday.
The charges weie refusing te attend the en
campment List fall mid breaking away from
a squad of men. Captain Clement, or Cem
pany II, lUlli regiment, was the court. Thu
defendant pleaded guilty te the first count,
but net guilty te the ether. The verdict will
net be published until approved by the
pi eper authorities.
A lllillt'lll II sim;ip.1i-1'i.
As Mr. Jeseph Ven Wahlde, of Cincinnati,
with Ids best man, was accompanying MKs
Maiuie Kcedy, efNews)it, Ky., te church in
that city In a carriage te miiku her his bride,
al about 8 o'clock Tuesday night, n railway
train Irighlened the horses and they ran
away. Tlie race was long mid tlie driver
struggled haul, but his team ran
across a mortar box, nearly ujiset
the coach and threw him irem his
seat. Seeing no ether chaiice Ter es.
cape Mr. Ven Wahlde allowed M intended
bride mid her sister te jump from the cir
ri. ige into the street, which they did. The
prospecthe bride was seriously injured, and
was taken home unconscious. Only a sheit
distance further en the bridegroom and his
best man juuiied into the street, net a
moment tee seen, for a deen yards ahead
the horses in-lied under a low, pio pie
jeetmg limb of a tree, against which the body
of the coach dashed and was wrecked. At
the home or the bride, a row minutes later,
were the doctor, the unconscious patient, thu
distracted bridegroom and the guests. The
mairiage ceremony was, however, performed
at midnight, the bride sitting plopped up in
bed. Tlicie isbtlll aimclv about her condi
tion. 'llie rreshletit'it Nephew.
The llrst government olllce te be filled in
Cleveland, Oilie, that of appraiser et the peit,
was given by President Cleveland te Jeseph
M. I'oe, an ex-member of the legil.ituie.
The apiKiiiitiueut has been received with
great surprise by the Democrats or the city.
As was published several days age, this
place was premised by Congressman Keran
te Charles Cleveland, a nephew of the presi
dent, and the selection or i'oe Is as much a
surprise te that gentleman as any one. Poe
had strong backing, Senater Payne being
among the ludeisers, but it was generally
understood that hU claim was net le be
messed against young Cleveland's choice,
Chatles Cleveland, in a conversation said:
"1 have no correspondence witli the piesi
ilent en this subject hi any shape or form. I
was an applicant, as ether men w ere, and my
application was Indorsed by Mr. Keran. Of
course I am dlsapeiuted at net getting the
place, but have no complaints tn make, and
no ciltlcisms te pass en any one."
Itroeliljn Una an ' I." Ke.nl.
The P.roeklyn elevated railroad was l'orni l'erni
ally iieucd en Wcdue.sd.iy, and large iiuiu
l ors of persons went te their homes for the
llrst time by steam. Many people along the
live miles of the re.ul which wcre put in op
eration displayed Hags lu honor of thu oc
currence. Vete of Thank.
At the tegular meeting of Admiral Koy Key Koy
neld's Pest, Ne. 105, G. A. It,, a vote of
thanks was unanimously extended te Hen.
Thes. Stewart, of Montgomery county, ler
the earnest cfloibief hluiseiraiid colleagues
which icsulled in the passage evor the gov
ernor's veto el the soldiers' burial and tomb
stone bill.
Through Cellliis
Yesterday afternoon Jeseph Goedhait, a
carpenter of this city, was at work laying a
lloer In the third story of a house en tlie
Millorsville pike. He made a lnislep and
loll through thu plastered celling te the
second lloer. He was badly bruised, but no
bones wero bieken.
Visit or Oniuil Ollkci.
The sessions or the Grand Kneampmcnt of
Odd Kellewa will comnience in Harrlsburg
en Monday nexl. On Satutdiiy night llie
grand olllcers will pay a visit te l'.ncatni l'.ncatni
liicntNe. 11, of this city, btepplng ever en
thelr way te the capital.
Klectetl it Dank Director.
Fiem the Kliwibetlitewii Chronicle.
At a regular meeting of the directors of tlie
Klizabothtewn National luuk, 11. G. Grell', of
lids boreiiL'li. was unanimously olectod u di
rector and sworn in the Bailie day, in the
place of Jehn 11. Ceblo, deceased.
Asreiuleii Thursday.
Te-day, AVonsien Thursday, a church
holiday that commemorates the fullillmeiit of
the prejihecy of Christ that he would ascend
into heaven lerty days alter he had risen risen
lrem the dead, was solemnly observed lu the
Catholic, Kpisceiul anil ether churches by
special services.
An l'.niity Nlatleu Heuse.
Tlie servlces of Mayer Ilescniniller were
net roqulred at the station heuse this morn
ing, the nolice Jiet having made any arrests
durfug the night.
TRKSTOX, II ii r A K
Slictzlhie,:!. "s 1 7, "i
ItccclilK, I. 3 11! a
Kenr.el, m.. V i 8 e Ii
iIihiiIiiiiiii,!, 1 1 s (i (i
Tliiriiiiu, r I 1 -' n I
Alrett, s e I i .1 I
Warner, e n 1 7 1 3
Hemer, p, (I I 0 fi 5
1!reiitlu-iH,2 tn I
TeliiL 17) 12 Trt'lT
T1IIIIT IM AT TABLE.
fj:htivj: viiicaoeax.s itATrr.msu at
AX m.lt HVI'VUHTITIUX.
The Tlihteen Club" of That Cll. fle Thriinsh
Thirteen I, enmen mill Drink Thirteen
Te,nts Hew mi I nilileiil of llm Din
ner Wan Ijliiclmtily Ktpliilneil.
Ciiiu.voe, May II. The thirteenth regular
dinner or the "Thirteen Club" or Chicago,
took place nt the Grand Pacific hotel last
night, fill members and guests seating them
selves l.'I at each or lour tables at exactly
1.1 minutes le 10 o'clock. Twenty-six eou eeu eou
stltuled the membership or the club, which
waflorg.inieil 1.1 months age, and thu ineni-Ik-ts
haie enjoyed III monthly banquets
without sullerlng the death or a single par
tlclpantin such miti-sitperstltieus dining.
The guests or tlie evening, also -d lu iiuin-
Iht, wero members el' the National Burial
Case association, whose trl-yearly conven
tion was concluded last evenlng.
The dinner was announced te occur ut l'l
minutes past l) o'clock, but the gnosis lielng
delayed, the diners postponed the spread
until It! minutes te 10. The four tables about
which the I thlrtecus wcrescated wcre decor
ated with suillax, while in front or each
dlliex.il lighted caudle was placed, the 13
candles en each Uble Itcing arranged In the
form of a ceflltt. While tl.e members and
guests were enjoying tlie l:i courses which
constituted the repast, the candle placed ill-
icctly in frenl of William llestetter, or
Cleveland, lllckeied and went out. Th..i..
cideut, or omen, which te the stlierstitieiis
would iudicate the approaching death or the
person se marked, was commented en by
William Kdgar, who en announcing the lad
te the assembled diners said that he was un
able te aiveunl for the extinguishment or
the candle, while its lcllews remained as il
luminating agents. "Kxaiidue Hosteller's
breath," said a member; "ami you may Iiml
cause." Hverylssly laughed, and the dinerii
apparently forget the little incident. At the
conclusion el the dinner, l.'I teasLs wero re
plied te by as many memls:rs.
-i xi.uuirs Ti:niiiin,i: fit i mi:.
Hilling III, Wire With mi Ase While Mie
nt Ilniiie l'nijlns.
M.MSsiiAl.l., Texas, May n Between 12
and 1 o'clock Tuesday night a cabin In the
western part of this city was the scene of a
terrible ttagedy. Sam Kenseu, colored, and
wife had a family quarrel during the day,
and at night Kenson entered the cabin ami
found his wife praying. Stepping out he
obtained an axe, and quickly returning dealt
the woman two blew seu thu head, mid was
alsmt te strike her again, w lien Dera Lick, a
negre woman, living lu thu same house, in
terfered, and after a struggle get the axe
away fiein him. She screamed Ter help,
meanwhile, but Isifore it came Kenson had
escaped. The sheriff was notified or the oc
currence and started in pursuit of Kenson
witli dogs, lie trailed the negre te the rail
road, whom he had succeeded in bearding a
train and geltiiigaway. Olllcers at Mallville,
1 1 miles distant, were telegraphed te, mid as
seen as the train arrived there they arrested
Kenson en beard. He was brought back
heie yesterday afternoon and put in jail te
await the result el his wile's injuries. The
w emanV skull Is fractured in two places, and
it is thought she will die.
llie Kehellien'A ILltkhene Dreken.
WiMMrnn, .May II. It is Isdieved heie
that thu rebels have licen se badly beaten
that they will make no fiiither stand in a
body but will very likely dlsjicrse through
the western country in small bands where
they cannot be hunted down without great
diniculty. Kiel is expeclcd te get away te
.Mentana, as theie are lew obstacles in his
way. Ill fact there is little te prevent him
from disguising himself, making his way te
(Ju'Appelle and thence by rail te Winulicg.
He has plenty of smpatldlng friends nut
very far from this city, who would gladly
give him reluge.
Tlie I mil. in. New Ontet.
lit' 'Aeei;i.l.i:, N. W. T.," May II The
Indians in this vicinity me all en their re
serves and iipjic.tr quiet. The l'Mi and l.'lth
battalions liav lug received orders te jnoceetl
te the front left last evening and will make
feiccd inaicbes. Cul. Scott's battalion ar
rived here last night and has gene into camp.
The Wltmijieg cavalry has been erdeied
north te join the QuoIjec cavalry at Touch
wood. Outer Uelly Win- tlie llllli.ini .llutih.
Ci.i:vi:i..Mi, O., May II. The last J,MW
jsiints or the billiard match between Carter,
of Cleveland, ami MeKetina, of Detroit, was
played last night, Carter winning by tilt!
points. Melveuiia inade the highest run of
the match 117. Carter's average l'er both
nights was -0, 78-11'.! ; MeKenna's average,
Jl. 11-111. Aside from the $1,000 aside stake
money, theie were side bets el f tifroe a side.
Carter's highest run was 310. lie leek the
lead near the commencement of the llrst
night's game and held it through thu match
by from ."00 le700 points.
'lliu Alleged Dli.inilleir.
Londen, May II. The trial ei the alleged
dyu.iiuiters, Cunningham mid Km ten, was
resumed this morning. Police lusjiocter
Jarvis was again allied te the stand. He
testilied that when the brown trunk found in
Burten's possession was llrst searched, no
oxpleslvo materials wero found, but se vend
days alter, a second and inore thorough
search at the jh)IIce station revealed a small
dotonater ingeniously concealed in a secret
recess or the trunk. Inspector Jarvis swere
that during the Interval which elapsed be
tween the llrbt and second search the trunk
was securely locked.
The Btilte of the If. S. Ireusury.
WAHiitNOTON, D. C, May 1-L Treasury
balances te-day : Geld coin and bullion,
?2l3,fiiH, 1SI ; silver dollars and bullion, f 11)1,
l'J0,0S8 ; fractional silver coins fai, 100,000 ;
Uulted States notes, 17,008,000 i national
bank notes, f 10,273,527 ; dojiesltswith national
bank dojiesltorioM, fy,u7t),6eT. TeUd, ?6u7,-ia-),377.
Certillcates etiUtanding : Geld, 8127,801,-0.-.0;
silver, fI07,07l,r3il; currency, fJ5,U10,
000. Internal revenue receipts, fl2l,0b7; cus
toms, f&ltyU.
Denlulef i:xtcimle Forgeries at Montreal.
MeNTitKAl, May 1 1. Kojerts jniblished
in United Stales jvajiers that forgeries te the
extent or f ii0,000 had been couimltted en the
bank el Montreal, ure authoritatively denied
here. There was a draft for 5.'i,000 )iirperting
te be drawn hore en New Yerk, which was
detected at ence when jiresented In the latter
city. A few netes for small amounts dis
counted for the firm of Koblnsen it Ce,, of
St. Jehns, N. li., that failed lately, are round
te be tamjiered with, but the amount docs
net o.xceod f 1,000.
A l.lltlu Town's ulR'l'Ire.
Sil.MteN, I'a., May U lisl midnight llre
was discovered in an old building en Statu
street. The dojiai'tuient quickly subdued
the llamcs mid retired. Twe hours later
Unco adlelnlnir buildings were enveloped in
llames and totally destreyed. Less f 10,000 ;
Insuraiice siiiidl.
Tlie Scere of the hkulem.
Nr.w Yeiur, May 11. The following was
the scere In the skutlng match nt 10 a. in. :
Snowden 7l, Maddocks 722, Scheck 08'J,
l'raneis 609, llarrimaii J2C, Ueyst711, 'Wal 'Wal
teu 470, Oiuelld 4GL
A ItAl.TIStOtti: SVAXUAL.
Tim Marital Infelhllies of Sir. ami Mr. Kuceiie
N. Hell.
llAl.TlMeni:, .Mil., May II Soveraf days
age fashlouable circles were considerably
agitated by the announcement that Mrs.
Mary Alice Kelt had filed a bill in the city
circuit court Ter dl voice from her husband,
Kugoiie N. Kelt, a millionaire or this city, te
whom she was married hi OctelKir last.
Te-dnyMr. Helt lllcd Ills answer. lie ad
mits marrying complainant Oclolier in, 1SSI,
at Morrlstewn, N. J., and that he lull her en
January 31 last, mid has slnce refused te llve
with her, but denies thai he has lieeu guilty
orciuelty or misconduct towards her. Tlie
respondent avers that at the time or his mar
riage with cemjilaliiant lie never had any
reason le susiK-ct, and never entertained the
thought that she was ether than a pure and
virtuous woman. Shortly aller their mar
Wage, scandalous stories cainoleMr. Helt's
ears legariling his wire's i.c-t history. In In
vestigalleu, he claims, jireved that she was
a jurty te the famous Washington scandal a
few years age, with which Congressman
Aeklen's name, or Louisiana, Is connected.
In the answer Is eiulsNlied a cejiy of the let
ter written te Mrs. Kelt by her husband, seen
idler they arrived in New Orleans, whither
they went tesiend last winter, In which he
accuses her of being an adventuress and loll
ing her that she was no longer hiswll'e in
fact. Mr. Helt will llie a cress bill lu the
present Hull, asking ler a divorce from his
wire en the ground el'heralleged jiast tainlcd
history.
Hai.iimeui:, Md., May II. When the
ease wa-scallcd (his afternoon the eeuit jiassed
ei r-i-der, Willi consent of counsel, for rc-
sM,iulent, allowing Mrs. Kelt $2.1 jier wick
alimony and f250 counsel fees.
r.iKHvn tiii: sr.x.iri:.
Tlie Senatorial mill ltepn setitatlte Apportion
liienl Illll-rreillitllig n Vete.
llAlilllsliritn, Pa, May II. The senatorial
mid representative ujijiortieumoul bill was
jiassed finally by a Jiarty voteor 2'J te 11 lu
the Senate te-day idler Heiiuiiiger, et Lehigh,
and llruner, of Berks, had jiretested against
the division of Heading into two rejirescnt.i
tive districts, llcnninger claimed that the
following juovisieu of the constitution juc
cluded such mi iiiortleuiuent of districts:
"Kvery city entitled te mere than four reji
resenUitlvcs and every county having ever
100,000 inhabitants shall be divided Inte dis dis dis
tiictsorceinjiaet mid contiguous territory."
As Heading lacked the requisite population
te entitle it te four rcjiresenlativcs, Men
nlngcr claimed tliat it was net divisible into
two districts. The ether Democrat jiredic
tcd that the governor would veto the bill.
McNeill's bill authorizing cities of the
thiid class te provide for the valuation of all
subjects made tixablu for city puris. s was
defeated, Keyburn alone voting je.u The
author of tlie bill was absent. S
The antliracite mining bill was jiassed
finally.
The llouse held a jnetracted light en the
liquor license question. A resolution was
adopted jirev idiug license of 5100 be imjiesed
in addition tothef.'iO new requhed le hejuld,
and that thu former sum go Inte the local
treasuries. A motion by Mackin te except
1'lilladelphia and Pittsburg liem the ojiera ejiera ojiera
llens of the section as defeated. i''urther
action en the bill was prevented by (illibus (illibus
teiing by its enemies.
Majer l.feril' ICenialus.
WvsiiiNine.v, D. C, May 1 l.-The lem.uns
et Cel. Stejihen C. Lyford, of the ordnance
cerjis, V. S. A., who died en Saturday night,
and was cremated at Lancasier en Tuesday,
arrived here thisineining, and were interred
in Arlington cemetery. The remains were
escorted from the ilejMit by a large number
el' friends of llie deceased, including M
Secretary Lincoln and Third Assistant Post
master General Maen.
u Illinois senator I'erli.ip.
Si'iilMU'lili.K. III., May II. It is believed
here that n senator will be rice -ed Incline to
night, mid tlie exciieiiieut Is intense. On the
llrst ballet te- lay, Morrison received il1', the
Republicans net voting. On the second bal bal
eot Morrison received 101, tlie full Democratic
vote. A third ballet has been ordered.
llie (iarllelil Heys le tirailiiate.
Wll.l.I.VMsievvN, Mass., May 11 Beth the
Gailield boys, lleniy and James A., will
graduate at Williams college this year anil
sjieak in the commencement exerviscs. Mrs.
Gailield will stay here four weeks mid has
engaged rooms lei that time at the Kellogg
house.
Ilnlliewitlll Itelllul
Londen, May 11. I'lfty-seven et the Ca
nadian veageurs engaged in the kite Nile
expedition will sail lieni Liverpool for home
to-meriovv.
ii:i.i. in:. vms in iittn:r.
The statu convention of miners ejicned in
Columbus, Ohie, te-day with a large attend
ance. Tlie dlsiiatch beat Delphin will be given an
additional trial en Monday next.
The beard of bishejis of the Methodist
Kjiiscejial church North, are in executive ses
sion in St. Leuis te-day, Bishop Bew in. in, el'
St. Leuis, jiresiding.
The conference of general managers of
reads interested in the Missouri river trallle
association was resumed this morning at the
Grand Pacillc, Chicago, with closed doers.
On motion ef.Mr. Gladstone in the Heuse
or Commens the annuity el' iti,00u te Princess
Beatrice was granted livn voteof ,J7 te 38.
In the circuit eeuit, Baltimore, te-day
Judge i'licljc, in the case of stovens and
Jenes vs. the 11. ,t M. telegraph cemjuny in
the hearing of the jiotilien forsale of property
and the removal of J. V. I Graham as
company receiver, decided that sulllcieut
cause was net shown why Graham should be
removed.
XOTAIII.i; IlISTOlllU I'UHWAITS.
A Ceuple or Copies That lteiall I'.iineus Orlgl
iial New en i:hllilllini.
In the windows or 11. .. Khaids jevvelry
store are two jiertraits hi oil that jiossess In
terest allke en account of the artist who
copied thorn, the originals and the subjects.
They are the work of Miss, Hlauche Nevln,
whose reputation in sculpture lias long been
assured and who has of Inte been giving some
attention te jiertrait painting and ether
branches of the grajihle arts.
The ene is a portrait or Hugh Williamson,
M. 1)., lili. 1., who was a rolative' of Kev.
Dr. Nevin's luaterual aucosters. Dr. Wil
liamson sjient the latter part erhis lll'e, dc-
vnlnd Inlllnr.irv lilll-silits. ill NOW Yerk, bllt
howasunative of Pennsylvania, and aftera
term as professor in tlie university of l'cnn;
sylvauia, lie studied medlcine abroad and
practiced with distinction in Philadeljihia,
mid in thu Carolinas. He was awituusset
the Kovelutlouary destruction of the tea In
Bosten harbor, and an early liioiuberel Con
gress. Tlie original from w hich Miss Nevln
made her jiei trait was painted by Trumbull,
and Is new in possession of the granddaugh
ters or Alexander Hamilton, at whose home
in New Yerk Miss Nevln made her study.
The ether of the portraits is a copy from
ene or Kicheltz's, inade in IsjOS". or Mr.
KobertJonkhiH, mother or Mrs. J, W. Nevln,
and wil'e or the projirleler of the Tameus
Windser Tergo, near Chuichtewii, who rep
resented this district in Congress at that
earlvday. Mrs. Jenkins, with the Hiltlsh
minister, led tlie dance at the MadUen Inau
guration hall, and the style el' beauty and of
dress show n by this perti alt are of the famous)
social period of Mrs. Delly Madisen.
All Old Weiuaii Dnriiuil te Deulh.
A fatal burning accident occurred Wednca-
'day iiltorneon at the heuse of censtable
leathef, In Henivllle, lieriis county, uy
wliich an esloeiitod old lady, Mrs. Sarah
Ktuikle, last her lll'e. Mrs. ltunkle was 00
years et age and in her dotage. In attcmjit
Jug te klndle a llre her dress went tee near
the stove, and she was seen wrajiped In
llames uiiu burned te deulh.
no k nm:
Tin: i'juchijh:
si ATI
Te (in Where Het
lien efSuiiKct V
leStiiymiilTI
Why He V
Wasiiinoten,
Hen of fourteen
Cox's district in I
night. This niei
by Judge Henry
number of new t
ttjieu Mr. Cox, nt
sci i led him wit
adopted nt a meet
days age, oinbed J
lraxra mm
'ilOXTXMM
etrjci
i
tn Vhem .1 Helld liec.
I Cinitltunuak tllni,
, Mt Mr, Clernlaml. I
U Mr. Cox te Cle.
tl, Jilay K A ilcicpi. ,
t uieu from Heb. & S
"erk arrived JientJast
g the delegation he.l'1'sl
arthy, after reeeivltitfa
ilt, at 10 o'clock failed
Illard's hotel, and pre
ierlcs of roflelull-ius
thin constituent' rt' n
; i strong protestRgu.'-;;
urklsh mission,
' te the executivv in 1
gimcnt, they were . v
... ...I...... 41. w..... I I
liisaccojitauceori
They then preci
slen, wheie, by at
celved by the jire
ed tuadvlse Mr. (
try, where, esjieci
long i-ongressleiia
much value te his
'i'hepicsldeiitli:
the sjiekesmati 1
the mere they
lav or the mere he
man should go al
Cox a medel ceiiji
he would surely n
el his country 1
added thai some i
hu would have t
diplomatic apjMjii
elded net te de it
Mr. Cox, who w
Heuse, informed
he apiireclated tj
ill, wiiMiu litvj 4iu t- r c
u rcnlirfln thb x i- M
at tiiOj'rcAeutuiiie, ds 'u
iwrionce would bat e ' V
-IV. , . "VV
lednttentivefyaud 'lien
concluded reliOH iliat
te iwy in ilr. ex's
i Hired that that t. ttlo ttle
jL Uc eonsldeiel Mr.
Milan, and, beinr that,
e it mtslej repijiijl "vtativd
'in key. The prr idrnt
sjvaftert had stntt-' that
te a Ua'k'. trwk ii his
enbs) but liu IrU do-iis-esarlly.
'se present nt llw White
delegation Unit vvhtle
rgument, het feHh by
r ntalu hore uiiles-!u;'!f
i, as he felt it v his
Krestdcnt deslied. The
cordial one.
them, he could nc
jircsidcnt releaseii
duty loge where
reception was a vi
uirixti v r Tier evfh i:s.
A
ii.vlwinU li
i. ml Ilevenue Ccdleiter.
tiianier4 NumtKl.
'., May 11 The jirtsl-
he following ii)iik)IiiU
of internal rovenue,
the district of Arkan-
ailci. ter I2th district or
l is : Hiehard T. Kuud-
i riot of .Maine ; Kiehard
listrlct of Mass b setts.
i ( Sceva, atMec anics
nas Ii Shepjwrd com-
iry T. Pope, at llills-
e James W. I'aifnrsen,
Blackburn, at D ilin.
torfreu, resigneit.
d Vilas sayt. the langi
llilldxireitgh, Oh j was
.tageiu the accev ki cf
ltty commissioned the
ii. Win. 1. ivtTJIaMer,
lm II. Larkln, Pittsburg,
ity, Susquelinuna, P.u
PhMinsbuii.-, Pa. j New
Ma t J.imci, C. C rUifi
Several I
Wasiii.note.v,
dent te-day nnu
tiients : Colectei
Themas II. Simm
s.as; Charles H.
Pennsylvania.
Collectors or ctl
lett Ter Wlscasset
K. Dedge l'er Sale
Postmasters : Ji
burg, Ohie, vice'l
mission expired;
borough, Ohie, v
susjiended ; Nerv
Ind., vice Shallbr '
I'ostm.isterGeii'
in the postefllce i
inade beciusoefs
the jiesttnaslcr.
The president
following jiestin.e
Woodstock, Vt.;
Pa. ; Jauics McK
Daniel A. Heckle
ten J. Price, Neos
Htslfetil, Ind. ;
son "W, l-'erney, Tjeu nS
Ohie ; Win. Meek p'aeeti, Ohie jflHf:
Lewis, statesvill
Hams, Kclchati),
V. C. : Kdvvard K
aha
jsr.i-.s nur.xiuiitiw.
A .llan ler IVIiem
Oirereil
Pun. vnr.i.i'iu
o'clock this morn
bie-loeklng yeiin
satchel, visited l
quested an auillei
messenger In cli.-u
the mayor was hi
sce him, except ei
" My business,'
or the utmost inij
I ie Ilumlrcd Iellars IV ail
i.'iej lllniMrirCl'.
May II. About 10at
i ,; awtill-Uressed, reai'ecta-
maii, carrying a hand-
mayor's office and re
. with that einciiU Th:
j' informed thovlfitertlm
-i'y engaged and oenld no)
'inpertunt business.
cud the young man, ts
uuice, nnd I inustseeb
at once."
lle was then cei lucted te the mayor jiri
vale olllce, and al . jiresuntlng his card, b
iciiiarkcd :
" I lsiliove you mt me. I am Daniel
Stanten, the man 'ie is accused of sheet t?
Ki ederick T. Nusl Yeu eHered a rew i of
S500 for me, mid 1 .uess you 'are the iir '-r
jierseu ler me te
lle was then ha
Iielice, wliocendi
lie had a const .
Geerge W. Arum
Stanten and N
were travelling tr
On the night or
render le."
itsil ever te the th of
ieil him te his cell, v ere
atien with his nr el
I, of-n.
ii wew companions
md
ry.
id-
ther about tht com
leber 10th last, It
leged that they In t a quarrel neai! Gen
town .1 unction, d -ni(f which Stai'ten
a pistol and siiet 'ash in the beau fro
ui-
1W
he
elicits or which 1 died. Iuiinedjsteh u t
the sheeting St. ten went te Seuth .vicicr-
ic.i, then te Culr.i, mil only arrived al Nw
Yei k yesterday, lle deeliued bj s.iy a y-
thingalmut tlie si etiug.
A Thrce-bti ry HalMliig Cnll.ist.
Cit.viii.eTTi:, l'., May 11. Al 9 e'Cl'k
this ineriiitig the .nree-stc-ry brick BtrU' .ure
t I IJV
eccitjiied by llau i end it Justice, jiurdvmre HI il
iiicrchanls en Tn street, fell tfthe ground il 1
in a mass of ruins. rhoisiListreyhewai caused W
by excavatlng fei ' e foundation of the new f
Schill'buildlng.
icly warning navlng jerf ml
ingvalhsthe limit SO '
made tlielr uscajx-. The M
ioe lire-. The hu ling xs
r am ir rA.i.iti .. iwwn . '
given by the era
thu falling bulldi
ruins immediatel
was owned by l)i
less is 57,000. II
iiiiuiiu v aunutr i vWjS
stock, $2!),000 ; hi arance,
I1 rM 'Ii. iml-'Ta
vw J -i -
joining building
as damaged 16 the -a tout '
el 1,000,
Te lle I
A'ASllIMllO
mere is all that i
tlie condemned
Fowler. Slnce lib
last Monday, tl
resigned mid is
Hen te his prayei
spiritual advise
him he intended
few remaining h
..iiireil To-iuerroiv.
, "V. i, .. n , .J'.i
v., mnyil-ijlil eayi
tea of life for Ii -gster,. 1
uiurdorer ..of l'c email. X '
1
.tack ou G uard VT wa rd
jirlsoner has bec mero f
yiug ceuslderati ittenrs?
oek. FatherSulU ji, his
says that Xangs :r telrt I '
e Ix) docile and sr d hl I
irs in prenarlnc l'c: IcatlL
The rojie te be u
.... - w ... '.ii
1 18 tlie same as tit. nvWcu, -v,,'
drepped Charles -thaw, who murd-rfd Ids
sister, into otern
but auotlier rjpe Is also
in readiness in c:
Hen will take p:
twoeu 8 and 10 a
of accident Th axecu
e at the district Jail I ,
i. te-morrow.
HUATIttSI I'llOttAllILXTfKS.
Tlie L'oiiilitlell e
ineiuetiiruuil
Wasiuniiten
Mlddle Atlanta
weather, nerthei
slightly warmer
ary teniperatiir
The weather t
Mlddle Atlantti
New Kngland ;
wcather prevalh
tie coast are nert
he lfctrometer JiuJ Thuv
lhti(liiiin for UiolUeiroii.
I), a,' May ii-Fer tl
states, rfearhiK and file
winds, bcceiniujf varlati.l
southenfi iX)rtIeus,&tatl(.:i.
ui northern portuei. '.
.'1 reuliins cloudy In ((
tatcs at d rain Is fslllns
u all )ther districts 1. 1
"hu winds en the AUm ,
my baeshln
v U . -., J&
seutherly In the
MUMssiiyit imn A' ij ,.TJ
seitrl valleys; Ii
variable. The tc
lu the districts
risen In tlie Up
in
jnii tu v ' f . 1
. i li eiai '-Jlci ijih '
-. i nt vi
i .r A'U.ili .lesij Jjfhut'
iifMl'.41.1' 'tiul M asQuH,
valleys, in all tliif en c
mained about sti lenmv,
Jiv.Jjt u jis'rf
I i
Fer Friday A annert
Ur wealhij: iiJe
dicated for tlie d tricts en the Atlantic- eeal,
uud warmer weivnei i alt dltrictflT uttst jf'
the MUslssIiu'l r vi" " JS
. - - 1 j
lteiliirlng It lUtn of DUceunt ,
Londen, May K'iHa lUuk Qravnyhwul1
ratoefdlscouiiti -tloertreducail fretn vH? 1
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