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LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1885.
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JUMPED TO HIS DKAT1I.
UUhtiaVS I'ATAl. I.EdV ISTO Till: 111 VElt
1'inm TiuniJtu.tT mitvau.
I'lilhs Outwitted ! u Itiue Living Only
l'ew .Minutes After Mrlkllic tlie Water,
l'.lill ISn ten's Cltee Changed te
.Mourning A foellmitly Leap.
llebarl Finiuct Odluiii. ngcd 3.", native el
Ogdensburg, N. Y., reared in tliu Seuth unci
ii teacher of swimming in Washington mill nt
Fortress Menree, cjuiie en te New Yerk en
Tuesday, under the auspices efl'.utl lloylen,
te try (ejiiiup from tlie Hast river bridge be
tween New Yerk and llroekljn Inletliu
water below. The jollce had warning of tlie
attempt ; mill wero ready te prevent It. Hut
Odium tooled tliein by gettlngii young man
named Haggett te lnake such demonstrations
as made them bollevo he was tlie lii.in who
would make tlie leap. Hew he succeeded is
tnld in tlie following graphic narrative el
tlie tragedy :
.Tames Haggerl, the night watchman at
Captain notion's Hhip, had the cab leady
with nn oxpiess wagon bringing up the rear,
at Park Place and Hieadway. Captain Hoy Hey Hoy
ten, KebL V.. Odium, and half a doen ethers
at tlie sime tline doseended the steps of the
restaurant In Tweuty-ninth utreet, took a
Sixth tivonue elevated cur, get off at I'ark
l'laeeaud hmried up te ' l'.iddy " ltyan's
barioem. Odium removed his ordinary
atthe, n pilot ee.it, neft felt h.it, blue trousers
and cmvitsMhecs ; underneath these vveie a
led, tight lilting Hwhuiuiiig-j.icketaud two
pairs of light trunks, lie then threw his
overcoat ever him, Hlippcd out into tlie ex
press wagon and lay down, llaggcrt Jumped
into the e.ib. Then Captain lloyteu went
down te Old Klip in eenipiny with Jehn J.
llarkins, of Xe. llr Went Twentieth tttreet,
T. 1 Jvkes, orXe. .1!) Park I tow, and nUiut
lllly ethers. They utopped abeaid tlie tug
boat Cli.it let Kunyeti, eemmamled- by C.i
tam I.iac 1 1. Love, wlileh steamed up tlie
liver In the direction of tlie biidge witli two
Minail beats In tow.
At tills time lluggert get the weul te the
cab driver, he Htarted for the bridge, fol fel
low ed by the epi ess wagon, In wlileh lay
the man who intended te jump into the Kast
river, while Coel Herbert, a well known St.
Mellis "sport," chattel! with the driver. Ah
tliey passed the entrance Odium raised his
liead liem under tlioeeverlng and wbisjiered
te his companion.
"S.ij.eld man, wo'iegoing te make history
te-day."
Herbert's face was rather ructiil-loekiiig
nml the driver, who overheanl the lcinark,
for the first time mispeoted .semetliiiigaiid
grew a little pale and nervous. On they went,
about beven wagons tilling thospace between
them and the cab In which Ilaggeit .sat.
The iHilkcmcu were all neiveus and e
cetaut, for the tug beat bail reached a Mjint
toward tlie New Yerk side and lemaiucd
Hlatienaiy alnieHt uuiler tlie bridge. .Mean
while, overhead, tlie cab wlikli had gene
moie than a liundred yards Ireui the
New Yeik tower Hiidileulv vvlieeled te ene
side and llaugert juinpeil out, took oil his
coat and waistcoat and dropped ins Hlipeu.
iIeih. Alow whistle went along Jrem the
policemen in charge. The beHlu blue cauie
lushing 1 1 01 11 east and west, and cellared
lluggert. Travel en the cutiiage-wayM en
both Hides was ntepped. The promenade,
which w.ts black with pedestrians, was
blocked in an instant and liuudieds leaned
ev er the trusses and looked dew n. Kv ory ery ory
bedy was excited and the policemen wero all
engaged with Uaggeit, who Mill kept tug
ging liantieally in Ids preteuded dosiie te
jump into the water. At length Olllcer .Me
l.ced secured hiiu and marched liliu oil te
the Yerk utrret police Ntatien in Hroekljn.
All the while lloyteu and bis piuty looked
up from below and laughed heartily at hew
well the juse w.us working. "Protocol"
OiUuin's turn had come, and his desiie te
"ui.ike histeiy" was about te be lullilled
vitli n vengeance. Wblle the pelleuiiiuii
worehtriiggl lug witli llaggeit,Odluiiislipied
noiselessly irem under the light coveting in
thowagenandvvashtaiidiiig'oiithoiurupetinii
moment. He had still en the tights all eady
d("-eiibed, but voieiieltliorcipnorhhoes. As
be steed tliere atone tlie crowd surged witli
one common impulse m that direction and
scanned every leature tit the man. Hit
seemed te be about thirty-six years old and
looked net less than llve loot ten ill Ills bale
lect. lllsleatures were slum: a let black
mustache, closely cropped, adorned his l.ice ;
his lips weie compressed and determined
looking. 1 le seemed cilni, and as he looked
down into the placid water III) lect below
theie eaiue a shiver ever tlie crowd, billowed
by an involuntary burst of admiration at tlie
calm eonrage of tlie man. A Pulton feiry
beat kissed Irem the New Yerk sulu with a
great crowd. The people all looked up lieiu
blitigly, and some of the women felt taint.
Tin: r.vTA i. J fit f.
It was new 5:"D o'clock-. Captain lloyteu
and his liiends looked up horn the tug Ixnt
and met tlie eyes of tlioprelessor, who smiled
as calmly as though 110 feet jumps weie
trilling matters. Then he softly stroked his
hair, which was combed ever hisfoieliead to
ward tilt) right braced his legs tlose together,
planted his lell ai m down along Ids side as
though resiMinding lean order en parade.l'er
a moment he steadied hlmsell, stretched his
light baud te his utmost limit above Ins
head, took a deep and prolonged breath and
sprang into the air.
At tlie moment, he jumped airy broke
from the gieat eiewds en the bridge and
tliose abeaid vessels ill tlieuver. CapUiin
lloyteu, en tlie tugboat, was about the only
man in tlie thousands who remained calm.
Hosurve.ved the descent of hisieeent liiend
with tlie "cool pieeisioneln professional man.
Vel the first hundred leet Odium still held
te his origin d attitude and shot straight
away llke an anew; then he was turned
partly en his right side by an irieslstible
Jorco which he struggled vamiy te ojijkise.
lle whiiled his right arm through the nir
seeking a supjiert of soine kind, hut he
could de nothing. " Oh," he said, in a low
tone, just as hu was about striking tlie
water. Then he struck witli a terrille
eiash, partly en tlie riglitslde. His plaintive
cry was drowned in tlie loud surgoef tlie
waters and the tremendous neise which arose
from the multitudes en the bridge overhead.
When he ie-appeared en tlie suiIucoIiehUU
continued te threw his right hand mound as
though Imploring aid. A lire proservorwas
Hung liem the tugboat, followed by Captain
lloyteu, wlie piU-lied himself headlong Inte
the river, clothes and all, and swam vigor
ously for tlie imloituuate jirolessor, who was
about II fly yards away. He took him under
ins leuat in and inaue uir ene ei uiusui.ui
beats, in w hlcii he safely secured his i harge.
Tlieywoie both seen transferred te tlie tug,
which hurried back te her bUrting point at
Old Slip, wheieall en beaid wcutaslieiu
new iu:sritueii -ntu wvriiu
The distauee te tlie water, counting tlie llv e
feet or se of bridge lalllug, Is 110 feet, and
fiem tlie tlme Odium Jumped until he struck
the water tlnoe and a iunrter seconds lussed,
three-fpiarlers or a second mere than Odium
liimseIlhadealeuliiteduiKMi. He only Hank
about llve lect bctoie he relumed le thosur thesur thosur
raie. On the tug he.it he was rolled in
blankets, and it was then noticed that the
great foree of the fall had burnt the tlglit
lltting trunks In several place and neaily
tern tlie llttle red jacket te shreds. He was
conscious ler n while, but Captain lloyteu
noticed the fatal symptoms or bleed and
spitfloeo7lng lietween lilillps. He respiuded
a little, however, te tlie npplli-alloiiel iostor.1 iestor.1 ioster.1
tives, and during this tevlval he looked
around quietly, nud hlsovesoncoagain meet
ing theso or CajiUiiii lloylen, he asked in an
extieinely weak veice:
Well, what kind of u jump 'hl 1 iuake"
" Splendid," said lloyteu.
"Am 1 hurt iiiucIit"
"Net at all, Heb, old man," said lloyteu.
" Keep up your courage You'll be all right
in n little."
"I knew I'll be all right," he Mid in a still
feebler voice.
It was (1:15 when the Charles Hunyeit
moored ather ltindlng-place, and then it was
found that Odium was dead.
Tlie crowd front the tug beat wentushore
with Beleuin faces, and Captain Hey ten's
pleasant stnlle gave way te gloom. The body
was taken en nttrotcher te the t'lrst product
station, and the immosef Cuptaln lloyteu and
unitm ntlmrH nf llin luirtv Were LlkOIl llOVVIl
the borgeattt. Koeu alterward the body was
put In lee and conveyed te Corener Ken
licdy's undertaking shop in Pearl street.
Hubert 1'. Odium was unmarried, llo lle
eeutly he had lieeu engaged as n clerk in
Wlllard's hotel at Washington, nnd during
tlie iuaitgiirsitlen eetemeiiy was u private
deleetlv e in that elly. His regular biiHinesi
hew ever, was Hint el u prolesslenal su liniiier.
He cuue en Saturday dutei mined te Jump
from the bridge, and en Monday walked
ev or the great lilghw ay w llli Captain lloylen.
llngcrrt llrlil In Itall.
Ni:w Yeiik, May LU The dead body or
Ilebcrl Ihiiinett Odium, who leaped from tlie
Kast ilver bridge last evening, still lies at
the coronet's iiiideitaklng establishment.
The Ixxly Isimeked lit ice and tlie face is calm
and peaceful llke olio asleep. The coroner
was netlllcd by the relatives of the deceased
that they would eome en from Washington,
1). C., wlieie theyllve, as seen as possible,
and claim the body and take It te that city
for burial. Tlie coroner w ill held an iuipicst
at once, mid is busily suiuiiu ning the wit
nesses. James Haggert, w hese clllcleney as decoy
enabled Odium te leap te death, Is held by
Juslice Walsh, of Hroeklyn,on threo charges
viz. : Fer conduct tending te incite a breach
ol'the pcacej aiding and abetting Odium in
an attempt likely le result hi damage le llfe
or limb; and carrying concealed weajHins.
He is held In SI,, M.K bail.
A ll.lt lll Ailtni) Slums.
All autopsy will be held this afternoon en
tlie body or Odium. A superllcial examina
tion shows that llve of the mifotlunale man's
llbsaie broken en the right side, and it Is ev
ident that the heart was latally all'ected by
the fin ee with wlileh tlie body struck the
water. Thore have licen no arrests of the
men vvhoweiowith Odium when he jumped.
Tlie cei ener says he will sulixi'iia all el
them and that the testimony at the inquest
will govern Ids action. The dish let attorney
has taken no steps in tlie m liter. Captain
lloyteu declines that he discouraged the
attempt In every way. Ne ene connected
witli the affair acknowledges that he encour
aged Odium.
HAMULI. US CI.HI'JKLAMI.
Wlnil llin riill.nUlplil.i lieiniirnitie Cmif;reiu-
mini Thtnkft nT lite AilmliiUtnitlfiii.
Ni'H Volk llcmld WiiHlibiKten Cerivupmiilence.
Your correspondent asked, " What de you
think of tlie new adiiiluistiatieu?"
Mr. ltaudall replied : "In my Judgment
it is going en as well as possible, and lam
certain that it is making a geed impression
en tlie people. I notice some fault-llmllng
heru nml there, but I notice also that no ene
pretends le doubt tlie sincerity and honesty
of tlie piesident's intentions. Whim se great
a change comes about as a change of parties
after aquailoref a century, It is impossible
but tlialsonie miner eirersshiiiild be made. Hut
the people de net deal harshly witli public
men fei small mistakes in Judgment, 11 nuly
tliey see them te lie honest nml sincerely de
sirous te set ve the general Interest. I don't
lielieve that any one of eitlier parly doubts
thopresidciii's'heiicsl ami patriotic purjieses
nor his ability and detenu illation te serve net
meiely his p.uty but the whole country."
" mi Hunk well of the president, then?"
" Yes," and Iho moie I see of him and the
ltolter I get te knew him tlie mere I sircelve
the sturdy honesty of his mind, tlie single
hearted conscientiousness with which heads.
Somuef our men say he moves tee slowly.
That is true, lint he hax an iiiimense work
and resK)iisibility iihu til til. Of all informs
administrative reform Is the most ill 111 cu It.
Tenscertain where In the Immense govern
ment establishment lull methods pievall and
inceuiH'tent or unlit persons are employed,
and In Improve tlie methods and substitute
faithful and competent men te de the work,
is a huge task, for which even u siuule piesi
icnti.il term is scarcely adequate. What has
been accomplished In tlie two months and
it-hall since tlie lib el Match is nei essarlly
only the beginning. The piesident and the
cabinet have net hud time te leek closely into
tlie luachmury of the government. They are
at work, anil icpeils fiem dlllcrcut and
numerous ehits and places are coming in
and will I mi intelligently acted upon as le
eched. All his public efcrlciiiu as mayor
and governor Ills litted Mr. Cleveland in a
eiy especial manner for Ids present tusk."
" Yeu believe, then, that with sulllcicnl
time the president w ill seeiiie the eoiilldeuce
and approval of his party and of the people
at hirje?"
"I believe he has thise all eady ; and I Icel
certain Hut he will gain moie and mero en
liiely their uiideubtlng trust. I will go fur
ther audsiytoeittliatiriio gees onus he has
none, in ins own wav. lollewim; Ids own
Ideas of Ids duly te the public, he will be in
tlie end one of the most acceptable presidents
we have ever had. He will, through hissue
cessjby theear lSS.s,as tlie public adminis
trator of a gic.it tiust, l)e reneminated and
le-olected, and I am satislled that the party
can de no heller than faithfully stand by him
and co-operate with him. 'Iho work of ro re ro
lerin ceiillded te him can hardly he com
pleted in a single teiin. Tlie eeiiutiy will
le-elect him te secure tlie completion of that
weik ami give it the permanence which it
ought te hav e fur the general geed."
"De j en mean that tlie true policy ter
jour paify Is te give the administration u
united anil eeidial supHrt with the distinct
ehicit of leiiemiu.itiiig Mr. Cleveland hi
IsiS?"
"That is my view ortliepolitir.il situation.
On general principles it must be plain te any
ene that we cm moie easily le-elect Mr.
Cleveland than electa new man. Or, te put
this in a dillcrent shape it we cannot re-eleet
Mr. Cleveland, he having accomplished in
part or hi whole the relei ms desired by the
people, then we cannot elect any one. We
must cluster around him and Ids administra
tion, and thus keen our p.uty together,
strengthen it, and enable it te meet its opjieu-
outs in lsS with a solid lieilt."
" What de you say aljeut tlie kirlll ?"
"As te the tariff, tliu administration should
be L'liided bv the snlrit ami lotterel the ut
terances or our platlerm en this subject, and
a faithful execution el theso declarations,
without cavil, wlllunlte our imrtyovery imrtyevery
vv liem and accomplish tlie tarill relerm w hleh
both platlerms asserted te be necessary.
Changes occur in the conditions evUtiugiu
our country and the countries with which
we exchange productions mero rapidly than
is supposed. '1 hese changes must be provided
for through modifications in our tarill laws,
ami uie nest lime te niahu iiiese aiieraueiii
is iimiiediitely billowing tlie Infoiinatieii and
results shown by our system or census re
turns." What .Men l'.ill In l-e With.
O. It. II n lice.
Men hill in love, they say, witli beauty,
with goodness, witli gentleness, with intel
lectual qualities, with u sweet voice, with a
smile, witli an agrecallle manner, witli u lov
able ilisiiositieii. witli many ascertainable
nod nn-.wur.ihle things, and yet we Hud them
continually falling in leve with women who
ai e net beautirul, nor geed, nor wise, nor
gentle, nor possessing any ascortahiable or
mcasureable thing. You'll llnd a hundred
leasens giving Ter railing in love, or being in
love, and rarely the rigid reason which is
commonly simply boeauseii man eaiinet help
iU He is in leve because a inystoileus foree
in nature lias touched him. tiie woman
may be unbeaullliil, heartless, seiiisn, eruei,
untrue, coarse, frivolous, empty, but ff the
in.igioeriiutuio senietliiug of tlie magic, 1
suspect, that Puck used en tlie eyes or
Titaniii touches him he-soes net oue of theso
things in their ti ue aspech Yes, the Titanias
that have fallen in leve with men crowned
with donkey heads and the men that have
fallen in loe with serpents, thinking tliein
doves, are many .mil all because efn diabol
ism, or a mvbtle fury in nature that delights
in bringing incengi iteus elements together
ler the sake ela dance of delirium.
Mullihm Voting rWiirimii
On Ascension Day u number or boys form
ing a tlshing turty en tlie Pequea, destroy ed
quite a large number of line jeung grafts
et this bluing Ter Mr. S. S. Lehman,
by knocking them off with their fishing
peles. It was an act of the most malicious
kind and fcheuld le punished.
A long lllcjcU ltiile.
D. C. llurns and Charles V. Hew era arrived
in this city by bieycle from Hedford last
evening. They left liome 011 Sunday. After
htepplnirat tlie City hotel evor night they
1JV I Ktilllll
I lea for Phiiaclelphui, this morning.
TWO DEAD CHILDREN.
vi d Timr vaxritjvr hOAitr.HT wren
j.v rut: rvjiLic stviieuui
Ail Intrrtlmv AMlli llr. 11. It. Alit'uiliiIrK
AVlilill n Very IiitervMIng Suldnrt Is
Thoroughly Ventilated Was I : cry
l'omllile rrcmiilleii Taken Y
In
In tlie Sew lira "Table-Tulk" or Saturday
last appeared tlie narrative or hew two chil
dren of it certain public school were taken
sick and died with scarlet lever, contracted
from a fellow school-mate, it member iff a
family In which the disease had obtained a
loethold ; which member of the nllccted
family had attended school against
the command of the teacher ami
under the express authority of ene of the
school directors, who was also u physician.
As the case see med one proper fur the public
te be acquainted with, owing te tliu intima
tion conveyed in tlie article that tlie two
children had met their fate because the pru
dent ait of a teacher had been set aside by u
director, an lNri:t.i.ini:t'i:ii reporter set
about an Investigation, the llrst results of
which were that tliu public school in ques
tion was the West Chestnut street combined
primary, of whiih Miss Kmlly iSuyditm is
iirlnclpili, and Hint the doctor teforred te was
Dr. I). K. MeCeriulik, member of the school
beard from the Fourth waul.
Dr. McCermlek was seen by n ropeitor of
tlie Im i:i,i.ini:sc'i:u this morning and fiem
liliu tlie following In refcicnce le the slery
was elicited: "Seino limo.igeababy girl was
taken ill hi the family el oue of my patients,
with symptoms iNiiutliig te scarlet lever. 1
told the parents that it the disease proved as
suspected, the ether children or the house
hold who were attending school would need
te remain out of school ler eight weeks, un
less they were Immediately sent le reside in
another family away liem the contagious dis
ease. Thisiidvice w'ils Ld.en and the children
did net even visit their home, and, orceiirsc,
weie permitted te keep up their school at
tendance. It happened that during these
three weeks, when the children ro re
rerred te were entirely cut oil from
all communication with tlie inrccted
home, two pupils el Iho school they
were attending weie Liken sick and died or
scarlet levur. The teacher promptly ordered
the little ones le leave the school ; and when,
as chairman of the visiting loiumittee el the
district, I gave tliein a permit te teturu te
school, 1 was somewhat suprised le learn
that the teacher would uul melve them, but
sent them home again; and they have nut
attended school since.
"The action or the teacher, I learn liem
tlie yew Va article, was prompted by tlie
alleged fact, that 'oue el tlie children tiiil
daily visits te the sick tine at home, and
then cauie te school.' This I am assured by
the parents or tlie child Is absolutely raise. I
thought it would have been nothing mero
than an exhibition el courtesy en the partel
the tc-acher tohave llrst consulted me liefore
taking the arbitrary action that she did hi the
matter. Kurthcriuoie I have learned that
during Iho week in which tlie llrst el tliu
dead children contracted the latal disease,
the children el the family of the original
sick child did net attend school at all, thus
proving tli.it the contagion could have hi no
way Ik'c-ii Introduced as alleged.
""The ( hlc-r reason that impelled my iu lien
in tills c-ase was that 1 personally knew that
the dead children had lived hi a neighbor
hood visited hv scarlet fever, and I Isjlleved
that tlie perrcct isolation adopted with regard
te the ether child ren rendered cenhutwith
them entirely sale. What I did in tills mat
ter rceeived the eeidial cooperation of tlie
rellew-members of the committee, Messrs.
Sme.vch ami (fast, as well as that of Mr.
War'lel, of the superintending committee.
Thererore it was th it in the hitler's (viper en
Saturday night, I was somewhat startled te
read that 1 was accused by hiiiende or a neg
ligence tliat led te tlie sacriilce el two inno
cent lives."
A VOhlTMVlAS VI.WIUV.V.
Mr. Seuths Nij WiiILud IJjiw-iuutt lii.iilleil
llHrutMl CuwlitttcH Him.
" I have been Insulted by Wallace I.ippeu I.ippeu
cett, and as tliere Is no law le protect me I
proviso tot.ike the law into my own hands
before you witnesses," said Mi's. Ames Sov Sev Sov
ernsal tlie railroad dejNit in Illverten, N. J.,
en Monday, as slie produced arawhlde and
began laying it ever l.ipiiencetl's head anil
shoulders.
Ijlppcucetl, who was for many jears col
lector el Hurlliigleii county and a well-known
iiellliciaii, was just about te step into his car
riage, lle did net attempt ledelend himself,
ids time being occupied with his frightened
horse. Alter having administered u de.eii
lashes Mrs. Suverns walked away. Ijljipou Ijljipeu Ijljipou
celt took the matter v cry coell y.
It ajqiears that the husband of Mrs.
Severns runs l.ipiieiicett's farm en shares.
The latter objected te the fieqiient cutting
el the asparagus bads, and Mrs. Severns
told liliu slie would cut all she pleased.
Then, Mrs. Severns savs, I.lpoiicett ace-used
here! Iielng Intimate with train bauds. This
w.ts mero than slie could bear and slie re
solved te cowhide him at the llrst opfiorluni epfiorluni opfierluni
ty. Slie savs slie would have given him
mere, but was afraid or making his herse
run away, hhe did net want her husband te
no ceiiipciieu te pay damages, uiu whm m
IllglogeKi jail nerseii u nccussaiy
husband approves et her course.
Hei
VAITMS" AT THE OI'lCJtA IIOVSK.
A MucWut Comedy that fl.ni llellglit te 11
Very l-iri;e Auilii'iite.
Last evening tliu Coiiune eier.t company
apiiearcl iu tlie iqiera house ler the second
time, and tlie audience was v cry large. The
piece presented was " Capers," iu wlileh the
mrty was seen te gieat advantage It is a
kind or musical comedy, in which selections
Irem dlflercnt operas ure sung. The story is
Hint or a mischievous llttle gill, who issent
in luiiriHinr school hvher mother w he desired
her te be trained. The w hole school is kept
in an uproar by her tricks and lets or fun is
created. Llttle Corinne appears as Daisy,
tlie school girl, and displays great talent
She sings and acts ery xvell, and u 1 cat ure
iff the performance was her ne.it song ami
dance hi tlie last act. Miss Jennio Kimball
appeared as Mm. Vitzpatrick; tlie gushing
w blew, and M. W. h'iske inade a great hit as
Ve. JVe.-, the teucher. Ills acting was ox ex
cellent and senga funny. A number el local
hits by liliu pleased the gallery inhablLints.
The quartette of the eenipiny snug a num
ber or caliipineeiing song unu ibtiitei
several eneeies. The company ,SerUll"AY
scored a great success hi the piece which will
be given again during the week. This evo eve
lllng "Ciirolle-Cdiolla" vv ill be sung.
Corinne, the charming little mtress w he
i.muiu 1l1n1.rn1m.111y. was Nun en Christmas
Day, 1H7.1, and Is therefore net yet 12 J ears of
In our net lee iff Iho show iu last eveuing'H
iwiper, by soine mlsLike, it was sLited Hut
Mr. l'iske played tliu part iff lameUa. Of
cein-be that was wrong ; lie took the character
of Vi ince I.ercmv.
The Willi li-lleg "I HieTreiiMirj.
Candldate Jehn II. h'ry has had a pestor us
large us a fcule bill printed te advorlise his
claims for the olllee of county Bolleiter. In
the beck-ground is u representation or ex
Treasurer Sauiinv Orell's half wooden and
half Iren sale which was sold te the county at
,1 iihrh nrtce. Iii lrent of tlie safe Is Hurk-
liolder's llrune, witli his paw en a safe key,
mid iK'iieath the cut is Fry's announcement
printed in the Hepubllcun lupers, claiming
thathuhasMved?ir,OOute the Ltxivayers by
his ielus.il last year te appreve tlie bills of"
magistrates and constables for dismissed
cases. The county w ill be Heeded w Ith these
lKislers, the intention being te iwst 0110 at
evcry cre5.s.tiMd.
Kutvred Ikill.
J0I111 1). Lovcsen, residing near tlie Nickel
Mines, was arrested yesterday by Olllcer
lluslieng en a warrant issued by Aldermiiii
Korduey charging hlin wilh false pretence.
J. II. Cumeiis inqiears as the prosecutor, and
he ulloges that he was induced te part with
soine shoes by the false and Iraudiilent ropro repro ropre
sentatlona or Levesen. The accused entered
bail for a hearing.
a. A IL Iutlctlen
The einl-anniial inspection or Admiral
itev nelds pest, 0. A. IU, will take tilace this
evenuig la their hall lu Kepler'H bttlldlijg.
,n:mr.Y citv nuwitr.itE.
Tim ijinriiKtcr Seiro Sixteen lluitit Wlillullielr
Opponent l'ltll te Cress tliu Heme
riatn Dliiniiinil Det.
Yesterday allernoeii the Jersey City and
Lancaster clubs met iig.tluiit the park, and
the audience te see the game was tlie smallest
of the season. The men from Jcrsey re
ceived utorrlble laying out at the hands of
the heinp team, wlie played n great ijaiiie,
having lint line holding error, which was a
passed hall by llollerd. llurke was the
pitcher for the Htrangers, and as he recently
allowed the Liincaslcr te make but two lilts
oil liliu, It was IkjIIoveiI tli.it It would bodllll bedllll
eult ler thorn te maiiuge his curves. This
was net the case, liowevor, as the home club
liegiui at ouee te hit very hard. In this work
Hllaiid ami McTaiiiatiy steed at (he front,tlie
feimer having a liome run, two doubles and
a single, and the hitler four singles and a
double. Ilradley and Melaiiglillu were the
only iiieu of the Jersoyswhe could hit Wet
rel, the former Heeiirlng two singles and the
latter a double. Tlie vwlterii iiUycd ii mis mis
eralile Helding game, and It ii only necessary
te give one Instance. Toinney went le the
bat and reached llrst altera third strike. He
did net step, but kept running around and
get home. livery ene that touched the ball
iii.iiluau trrer. Thuscoieiu full is given :
I.ANLAKIHI.
II 111 VI ab jeiihkv nrv I
:M:
l'mkcr, I.
Iluirmil, e
llvliiiul, 2.
.VPTniii'y, in
Dinmlil,.!
Miick, 1
'leiiuiey, s.
nupitr'k,!
Wetzel, p.
2' 11 I
'.- Hi Ii
0 II, M'IkIiIIiiJ
.1
12
(i
1 L -I..1 I
13
f- II
II1 VIcilleilM
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ii
4
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II V
i ii iiinimuy,
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3 e'rlehl, r..
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( eiijiiur, s.
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Total.
tun
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Ill Total.
l t :i .ii'ai
lSSI.MlS.
l-iinciMcr. 3 0 1 S A 2 1 0 2-10
Jei-bey tlty e eeiiiiuuue e
nvuM vnv.
ItiliiH cm lied biincUNter, 5 The biiMjldt"
Illliiinl, '.-! Mclaiiiaiiy, Teiiiuey, .Vlel.aiiKlilln
Heme urn llllaiul. f.cft en lixscs I-iiiiciistcr,
Hi.lcrsiy City, '!. btruck out I.iiuciistci, in
Jersey Cltv, 5. Iliscs oil bills Ijilicustcr, i
l'lissi if lmllM llnireril, 1; ("uir, H. V lid 1'ltclicn
llurke, 1 Tl urn r iiainii Twoheuis ami llltccn
iiitiiutcs. llinnlre Qiilnii.
H.tse ball yesterday: At l'hlladelplii.i :
Chicago II, 'Philadelphia !i ; Provldeiue:
Provldeiu-e 10, SL LeiiisU; Husten : Hosleti
II, JliilluleS; New Yerk: New Yerk Vi,
Detroit I ; Pittsburg: PilLsburg 1J, Athletic
H: Cincinnati : Cinchiuati l'l, Il.iltlmore 5 ;
I.eiilsvllle: Louisville l'A Hroeklyn 1; SL
Keiils: St. Louise, Mets'Jj Trenten : Tren Tren
eon tl, Newark'.); Norfelk: National (I,
Norfolk as Hicliiiiend: Irginia IK, Wil
mington i.
DLiliienil Held.
Ilurklus, of the Jlroeklyn, win hit Ter is
bases iu Loiiisvllle yesterday.
Aleett, ortheTrontons, had another home
run jeslerday. He has made a number this
jear.
lllland wen a purse el f IJ vestertlay by
making the liist liouie run iff tlie Lancaster
club.
It is riiineied that the Norfolk club,
or the Hastern League, will go under very
seen.
The Jersey City and tlie Lancaster nre
playing again te-day and tlie Trentens will
be here te-morrow.
The Virginia and Wilmington had a great
batting ple-iile ycslcrd.iv. The leimerliad 111
ami the latter is hits.
The Jersey City club is weak m catchers.
They recently released Conway, llielr bet
man, and they have liecn disjpioiiited in
SLiples,whocaniealI the way Treiii Omaha te
Jein tliein.
Tliere is no caiise ler ceinplaliit against the
l.-tiuwttcr Uult. Shicelliey U-gan their games
at home they have lieeu playing Isitter ball
than any cliih hi tliu Kastern iAaigue. Wiiy
the games ure net butler patienled Is a
1113 slery.
.1 . ;. is ast 1. 1: 1 1:11.
I'iiiiii .l.iine ltiill Imell In 11 I.1III0 liluml
In leu.istei.
Master Harry C. Hall, seu iff P10I. Win.
H. Hall, wlie planted a viueat Miss Palmer's
s IkmiI, en Chestnut street, this city, en
"Arlsir Day, " named It ' James Hussell
Lewell." noeemiiiunluUed tlie fact te our
lhiglisli minister in a little letter te him, and
iu reply his received the following hand
some acknowledgment from Mr. I.OWC1I :
Li.u.viiiiN or im: I'nitud Srvins, I
Lemxin, Mb May, ISsj. S
.! Detir rKHi VVicih. Yeu have
written 1110 si very 11 lee letter for a liey et ten.
I hee that .v our vine may nourish and that
it may Isur'bigger and sweeter lrult tli.iu its
namesake.
Kallliuilly your,
J. It. Lew 1.1.1.
Tlie letter is cntiielv In Mr. Ij.'s liand
wiitiug, and Is highly appreciated liy Master
Hail and bis friends.
,1. inn's ItiisMi-ll l.mx'11 oil tliD-Ain lent Mariner."
Coleridge has written some of tlie most
lKK-lk-.il iwjctry in tlie language, and the
poem, tliu "Ancient Manner," is net only
liuparalelled but iinappieaclicil 111 us Mini,
and that kind of the raresL It is marvelleus
in its niasteiy ever delightfully fortuitous,
in consequence that Is the adamantine logic
or dieaiulaiid. Coletidgo has Liken tlie old
billad measure and given te it. by an liido liide
liuabla charm xv holly liis own, all the sweet
ness, all the melody and eemiuss or a sym
phony. A nil hew plctiirosiiue it Isin the printer
sense of the word. I knew nothing like
IL There Is net a description hi it. It
Is all picture Descriptive jsielh generally
confuse us vv it Ii mutiplicity iff detail. We
cannot see their forest for their liecs. Colo Celo Cole
lidgu never errs In this way. Willi Institut
ive Lict he loin lies the right chord of asso
ciation, and is satisfied, and vv e also are. I
should Hud it hard te explain the singular
charm (ff his diction, tliere Is se much nicety
of art and purpose hi it, whether for niusfe
or meaning. Ner does It need any explana
tien, for we all lect it. The werus seem
common wuuls enough, but iu the erder el
them, iu the choice, variety anil position 01
tlie vowel sounds they become magical.
The most docreplt vocable iu the language
throws away its crutches te dance and sing
at his piping. .
Ill- ANI DOWN Till! .STATK.
The Yeung Men's Democratic association
of Philadelphia have Liken up iiuarters in
tlie Commonwealth club house, and will
occupy it Jointly with the latter organization
hereafter.
Mahleu II. Dickinsen, Phillip C. Garret,
o-Gevornor Henry M. Ileyt and Cadwalla Cadwalla
der Hlddlej Gen.W. II. 11. Davis, el Hucks;
Win J. Sawyer, of Allegheny, and Dr. J. .
C. O'Neal, etAduliis, will lepresent IhesLite
heard et public chailties at the twelfth na
tional coifference of charities ami correction,
te be held at Washington, June Ith.
The third annual show of the PJilladelphla
lvenuelelub has eneucil at lllditstiial hall,
and the building is llllcsl with nearly (.00
barking speclineus of cauiiie beauty and con
crete ugliness. Thore wosalaigeatleiuiauco,
the niiinbei of lady visitors being esiieeially
notable, Tlie display iffdegs is the best evor
inadu iu Philadelphi x.
The row about the disorder or the Penn
sylvania inllltla in Washington dining in.
uuguratlen wcek turns out tohave been a
tenipcst in a tea ikiL LL J. C. Mclutyre, of
Ce. I), lsth reglinent, is lecoinmendcd by
the beard et iuvostlgutieii for dismissal ; a
corporal and private or the bame company
are te be trled ; the slight losses sullered by
Washington Bhoi-kcei qrs are te be paid and
the beard recommends that pi enipt inoasures
be taken te bring the guilty men of tlie
fourth and Kliditeenth icirlliieuts te justlce
and dismiss thuiii Irem the service.
A Dculli-rmp fllfcil te the Itenf.
It hav ing been complained that Ure escapes
weie needed en 11 rear building hi West
Thirty-second slreet, New Yerk, an exami
ner was sent thore en Monday, lle roerlod
that tlie " tour-story building, IMxbO loot,
housed 4'J ramilies, or about ie jieeiilu." File
ebcaies were yesterday eulered en the build
l"'B.
l'niir Trumps Arretted.
James ltyun, Pat Mauey, Peter Welch, and
Charles Keffer, four tramps, wero arrested
this morning by Special Oillcera Henner and
Devvart for trespassing en the preperty or the
I'ennsvlvanla railroad company near Dltler
villa U'liey were committed for a hearlng by
Alderman UcGUuil
THE FALL OF A PORCH.
11 lutr.t.MisA i,t:n.i:i.Ti:it lesi:s unit
l.ll'i: IS ALI.IAllli:XY.
Tliu Trunin (iKlirrclice Thnl Cant an A1I1II-
tluiiiit llliHim Over it I'lttsliurK I'mier-
nal NUIy-l'lve l-nrneus ISinliingerctl.
Oue Other Validly Injured.
The morning p.icrs cetiLiln the following
dispatch irem Pillsburg: During a funeral
at the hoiiKe el Jehn Ilalier, in Pittsburg, en
Tuesday, a iKiieh in front of the house gave
way, preeIpiLillng(J5 ieople le the cellar, It)
feet below. Meim Lcbzclter, and an old
lady named Cidlieitsen, were daiigoreusly,
irt net fatally, injured, ami a mimlwr or
ethers sustained sovere bruises.
Philip Lobzcller, or tills city, this 11101 ning
received thrce lelegraiiiH fiem Allegheny
tlie llrst suiting that ills slster, Wllhelmlna
Lobzeltor, had been badly hurt by the railing
or a perch en which a large number or per
sons were standing; a second tclegriini an
nounced that ids slster was dying, and 11
third thiitshe was dead. Mr. Lebzelter left
Lancaster for Allegheny at 2:15 Ibis artcr artcr artcr
noen, aeeeinimnleU by his son William and
his nephew, Jehn W. Lobzeltcr, le attend
the funeral.
MlssLeb7xlterwaswell known and liail many
friends hi Lancister. Hhe was a (Jerman by
birth, about Hi ycarsef age, a native or Wtir
teiuburg. Slie cune te Anieriea when only
about sixteen ears old, and for several
years made her home here, for a part or the
tline lielng liousekceiier for her brother
Philip. HI10 wiii ii member of tlie llvaiigeli.
cal church en Wider slieet, took a deep in in
terest iu religious iiiatters,and bchua w u n
of line talents was a frequent eentribiiUir le
the Kv.iugelical J!Mcit.'cr, or Cleveland, ().,
and ether nows.psners 011 religious topics.
Slie was a graeclul writer, and a lieet el lair
merit, as many or her published pieces me
alxivotlie average. Krnui her zcil hi tlie
cause or her church she was known nmeiig
her friends as tlie " lUstern Pilgrim."
On leaving lancastorshewoiitto Williams
ixirt and engaged iu the cigar trade, and
alter remaining tliere n Tew years returned
te her home hi (ierniany, abolition ycarsage.
In KSl she again cune te America, bringing
with her her widowed sister Hannah ami her
son. They settled in Poeri.i, Illinois, the son
Liking up some laud and going te farming.
Alter remaining a short tiiuu in Pisjria, Miss
Lebelter removed te Allegheny and inade
her home with her sister-in-law, Martha K.
Lcbxilter, widow et Win. J. Lehwller. 1'er
soine time before her death she lived in lte lte
lieccastreet, Allegheny, w here slie carried en
the cigar business.
Her funeral will Like place in the latter
city.
llOHAltl) COUl'Jilt OS TU1AU
1 1ll)
Xl.1r3l.1ml Si-Kin V lie l'rlinilinil
Ait
Miulleil l-ri lly Italic dm).
HAi.riMimi:, Md., May 191. The trial (ff
Heward Cooper, tlie negre who feloiiieusiy
ass.iulted Miss K.itie Oniy in Haltiinore
county some tline age, liegau te-day. Tearing
that an attempt might be inade te lynch
Coeir 011 his way te the court heus", he was
taken from the jail te court early tills morn mern
ing. At ten o'clock it was distovereil that
the court house was surrounded by Haiti
mero county people, awaiting Cisqier's ar
rival, and when they leanjed tli.il he was
safely lusidu their iiidignatieu knew 110
Islands. Coeicr is guarded hi thoceiirt room
by twelve K)liccincn. Muttered threats are
heaideiiall sides, and it Is the belief iff
ijiany that the negre will suder death at the
hands of Katie (! ray's friends. A Jury lias
been obtained. The court room is crowded
te sullocatieii.
When Miss Katie O ray was plaied en tlie
sLind thore was a decided sensation. She Is
a very pretty girl, about 191 years of age. Slie
told her story, niiild tcirs and sobs, and
moved the jury greatly. She desciibed the
sK)t vv here the assault was made ujieii her
as a lenelv, gloomy place between her
father's liome and the rati raid sLitien, te
which place she had acceiiqutiied her slster,
Sallie. On the way luck she met Coeiier,
sioke te him, and passed en. She then told
hew Ccxqier followed her, and licit her with a
club. In answer te direct questions she
said that ('(xqier had accomplished Ids pur
hjsci, and that slie was freed ft out the 11
liau's grasp only byilie api-earauce iiihhi the
scene ei her laitlilul deg, lllauce.
Iix.is Cutlleuieli (iu.ililllif- Tlieli llunuei.
Kansas Citv, Me., May !U Information
lias been received here of a new meve nn the
IKirt iff the cattlemen in the northern part el
the Texas Panhandle le prevent the driving
iff Southern Toxascittleovorlheirnmgos. A
herd missing iierward was stepped at Taseesa
011 tlie Canadian river by the sheriff acting
under a writ iu liespass, and the matter has
been earriedinle tlie courts w ith the intention
or making it a test case.
Te Ce te Itatllefunl.
WlN.vin.ii, Man., May lia Gen. Middle Middle
ten 0Mect8 xvithin a short time te loave
Prince Albert for Hattloferd. Half or his
lone will be taken with him and the rest
will be disinilclied te join Cel. Otter, who
will thou begin a vigorous campaign against
tlie Indians.
New lurk's llHi'fiiite lpirc-eiiti.tluii.
Niivv Yenic May HO. The committee ap
pointed by the Hepitblic.in state convention
held hi Utiea in 1SS1 te consider Souater
Warner Miller's plan for tlie election or dele
gates te l'uture state conventions met in tlie
Kiiih Aveiiue hotel this morning. Among
these present were Senater Warner Miller,
Silas H. Dulcher, lien. N M. Curtis and
ethers. It lsbelloved that no conclusion will
be reached until Inte this nftorneon.
lllnes of llmperer lVllliiiui.
Hkiii.in, May UO. The Kmperer William
is again indispesed. His illness will compel
tlie postponement or King Leepold's contem
plated visit te eiler in person his thanks te
the Kaiser and Prinie Hismarck for their as
sistant) In promoting the founding or the
Conge sLites.
. m
The ltlcliinuiul Murder.
Hii'HM(iNi,Viu, May lia Judge Atkins,
this morning in the Oluverlus minder trial,
ruled adversely as te the admissibility as
ovidc-nee or certain lelters and postal ctrds.
Mrs. Dickinsen was (piostleuod upon several
miner points in her testimony.
Hie. Denmark Mlulater-H CieilenlluU.
Washington, 1). C, May 20. Ludwig
Krnest DoLevcniorn, the new consul general
and minister resident te the United States
rrem Denmark, prescnled his credentials te
the department et state te-day.
lle Takes tlie Cuke.
K10111 the Montezuma ltccetd.
AVlllIe Ilrevvn says Mr. Pote Tvvltty, (ff
Camilla, owns the most sagacious deg iu the
state. He frenttently sends the deg home
with notes te his wffe. Net long age iie sent
him home aller soine matches, and net having
any, lie picked up a chunk el flreand started
li.lCK te lOVYIl. lie mm m pass uiiuki. inuui
iff weeds, and byiiocldentdronpodthoehiink
and get tlie voeds 011 lire. When his master
leuiid hint he had broken oil' u pine top and
was lighting Ure llke the dickens.
,
Hie Indiana en tlieltaiili);e.
Wahiiinuten, D. C, May 20. Acting
Iudlau Coinmissleuor Stovens te-day re re re
coleod the following telegram rrein Agent
Ferd, at San Carles agency, Arizona S ' Four
Chlnieaehiu ciders, wltliaueiu uiiyei uieir
bucks, all under military control, left tlie re
servation from near Fert Apaclie, Sunday
night, going Seuth, presumably for old Mox Mex Mox
Ice. Troops and Indian scouts are In pur
suit. It has no effect upon my Indians here ;
they are about thelr homes and farms us
uaunl eud thoroughly loyal."
-I llAlVH tlltAHTT.Y CONTESTS.
A New Yerk Murderer Detected While Tr'tiiR
le I lido III Crime.
Niivv Yeiik May 19X Karly this inernliign
Frenchman named Leuis rrancis, or Ne. 307
Tentlivenue, was arrested whlloeit his way
te tliu North river, bearing en Ids back 11 bag
containing the mutilated corpse of a woman.
The olllcer who nrreslcd Francis says that
ills attention was attracted by tlie man's sus
picious iiiei eincnLs. When the olllcer osked
him what the bag contained, Vranels revised
te glv e any explanation. Tlie elllcer Insisted
en searching tlie bag and upon opening
the end found le his surprise and horror
that it contained the mutilated corpse
or a woman. Tlie Iwdy was doubled up
and in an almix nttite condition. Tlie
lielicemaii uiKJiiTliaklngiiclescr examination
found utiiulslakablfl evidence that the
woman had coine te her death Tretn violence.
Thore wero ghastly wounds alieut tlie head
and also en the trunk from which the bleed
had flowed freely mid had coagulated en the
corise. Francis declared that the corpse was
thalel his wlfe and that slie had died a natu
ral death. He added that being without
means necessary le deb ay the oxpenses or a
funeral he thought he would disiose or tliu
hotly by threw big it Inte the river. Tlie
olllcer took Francis Inte custody and brought
him and the bag te the Thirty-seventh stiect
station. An investigation is new going en.
The prisoner is about 37 j ears old, and sticks
perslslenlly le ids story.
Lvtuu, 11 .v. m. L'r.iii'-ls has just con
fessed te having murdered the woman. He
says Hint the woman was Ids wife and Unit he
strangled her bcaiuse slie lest Ids deg. lie
is held for til.tl.
Wi11.11 1'i.iucis ami Ids ghastly burden
were brought te the station heuse tills morn
ing, the sergeant hi charge immediately sent
for the coroner. Ukhi thearriv d of that offi
cial he inade a stqierlleial examination of the
remains. The face of the vii tint was miicli
discolored, as was also tlie chest and stom
ach, and evidence was net lacking that Iho
woman had been choked le death. It Is now new
said that the woman was net Francis' wile,
but his iKirameui. Her name, lie said, was
Sellna Fehet. She was about thiity
cight ears of age, and has a
son who resides iiwliosteii. The prisoner
hi his story says iuff -woman was bein in
Pittslicld, Mass., iff Treiicti'p.tuadiau parents,
where she was inarrtel te a 'lu-in named
Franceis Olivlyr, mid that she Jeit him and
eaine te NewtYurk with bun (i'rancl). " 1
never lived happlU with kj,,hcetiUnuud1
" and a few days age 1 fouae a de? "vt hl(h 1
thought very valuable, h1i1 bre-Jhl it Ut the
house, expecthigu rnvarci tobeeffmod for IL
My wffe lest the deg and I rerrcv.h.ed her.
list night she sent 1110 6ut for Imjei, 'ind
when 1 eaiue link I leiiiid Win. Walsh, a
shopmiite, fu the loom with her. Soen after
I had seated myself slie sat en my lap 111 1
kissed 1110 and afterwards threw a glass and
can at 1110. Then Walsh and I walked out,
ami when I iclurned I found heron the lloer
dead. That Is all I knew."
Francis is a tall, thin Frenchman. He
showed no feeling. He was arraigned iu the
Jcllersen maiket court and icmaiided until
te-morrow.
intuit juts is HEssies.
llie Ki'Mirl of tlm Committee 011 tlie I'iiu'II
Ing of tlie Iiuer leniiiiivut.
Ni:w Yeiik, May 'JO. 'I he delegates iff the
twenty-llllh convention iff V. S. Hrewers'
assocLitien met at Terrace garden at loe'clock
tills morning. Tl10ch.1irm.mef the conven
tion, Mr. Henry H. s-charmaiin, of Hroeklyn,
cdled the meeting te cuder. The main lloer
was well Idled with delegates while in tlie
gallery among the spcctateis weie many
ladies. The addresser welcome was delivered
bv .Mr. William A. Miles, et New erk.
Mr. 11. II. Scharmaiin, chairman or the con cen con
ventien, then delivered all address. After
returning thanks te Mr. Miles for his wel
come Mr. Scharinanii iu concluding his re
marks declared tlie convention ready ler
business.
Tlie icperLs iff tlie dillcrent committees
were then Liken up in order and lead and
adopted. The rejiert of the committee cov
ered a iiuiuber of interesting tepies. Tlie
matters pertaining te the new process ler ler
meiiLitieu company, and tlie consolidated
liuiiging apparatus ceiiiinmy, and tlie rights
tlieieiiule appended, werelully discussed,
ami tlie statistics of the imiortaiieu of barley
rrein Canada te tlie I'uitcd States from 1S73
te lbsf, asvvc'llastliecariying or Uirley be
tween the IUstuud West, were fully given.
According te report the importation et barley
Irem Canada te the United States was great
est in 1W1-&-, when It aggregated l'J, 1 17,'.rJ I
bushels, against 3,Wl,U"d bushels hi ISJ-i I,
the lowest ligure.
The report of the cominltlce en uuv oiling
the uieiiuiiicut iff Frederick Iiuer, or Head
ing, Pa., next Satuiday, madoarcperL They
have made arrangements with the New
Jersey Central railroad for transpoiLitieii.
Hid for Ueveriiineut Cm elopes.
Wasiiimiten. D. C. May 'JO. At the
poslelllco department bids weie eiciicd for
suppljing that department Willi envelopes
for the next fiscal year. Tlie fellow ing w ere
tlie bidders: Fred T. Kellogg, Spring
field, Massachusetts; The Povveis Paper
Company, Spiinglleld, Mass.; The Mor
gan Knvolepo Ce., and tlie Plimpton
manufacturing company, of Hartferd, Conn.:
the While, Cerbin it Ca.ofUeekvillo, Conn,
tlie Holyeko oiivcleiio company, af Holyoke,
Mass., and by Nesbitt A" Ca, New Yerk. The
bids are ler vatieus sies ofcnveloiesaiiil
various qualities. The aw arils vv 111 be made
w ithln a few days.
IViiahlucteii Neten.
WASitl.NtiTON, D. C, May 20. l'rivate
See rotary Lament lcsiinicd his duties to
day. It has net yet been determined by Secre
tary Whitney whether or net te grant an
other trial te tlie U. S. dispateli beat
"Delphin."
Tite fellow ing reeelvers of public inoneys
at district land offices have resigned :
Hiram U Chillis, at Hedlo, Cal.u
Jereme Knox, at Iikoview, Oregon.
Jelin Ulrich, at Lacresse, Wis.
1-. J. Mills, Indian agenlat Ovige agency,
Indian territory, lias resigned.
f nriielllleit te Jein IVitli Clan-lone.
Londen, May 20. In parliaiiienLiry circles
the aiuiouiieeino.it is authoritatively made
te-day that a reconciliation has taken place
between the Panieilltes and Mr. Gladstone.
Tlie bieach between tlie government and tlie
leagtie is said te have been healed by a prom prem prom
ise en the part of the ministry te Intreduce
at an early day, a bill te amend tlie purchase
clauses of the land act Tlie Paruollltes iu
return will refraln from the oxecutlon of
their threat le vete with tlie Teries at the
coming goneral elections.
In the ilouse of Commens this afloriieou
Mr. Gladstoue uiinouneed a bill te amend tlie
purcliase ekiuses of the land act.
Iteniiirkubly llehl lliirgtary,
HhOOMiNoieN, 11L, May 20. A buiglary
of roiuarkable lwldncss was committed Mon
day night at Kllswertli. Tlie general slore
of Charles ShlrUle was broken into, tlie bur
lar uslnir a Uitterlug rum te smash In the
deer. They then oxpledod the safe and get
about ?250 ami escaped. The burglary was1
net known until six o'clock Iu the morning.
Husten' laurels at Nw Orleans.
Hosten, May 2a A New Orleans special
te the Herald says that the first premium
and highest honors en cotton machinery at
the World's Industrial and Cotten Coiiten
nial Uxiioslllen wero awarded te J.N. Osgood,
of Bosten.
HAYES GIUKIl HE APPOINTED, ill
v.
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THE VUr.UJtlllA r.X-V.DITOlt DRAWS A
rUVJl VKAItS I'ltIZE AT IIAJllllSIIUKa.
Th" Hennle 1'iiiiiiliiiniinly Cnnllrmii Him Fer
Anether full Term ns htnte I'rllller,
Charley ltoes' I'ather Itn-njiiwlnted
font IViirilnn Auellier Vete,
f.J
IlAiiiiisiiuiiii, MiiylWL In the Senate to
day tlie Ilouse bill te permit dcfendanW
te testify iu all criminal cases was pa(Wt-s,.,
nnaiiy vcius ;n, nays li This bllLwaere
jiorled negatively uy a - Scnntu -s-iHiiWee, '
but placed en tl enletldar by Uw ,rw7u
1 csieruay u was ieiciusi, mil me adverse.
votevvasrccoiislil d and the hill will go te
the governor. T Is the first time .th
measure lias rim e gauntlet of tlie Bwlt
The governor sr te tlie Sonale the nemPj
nations or W. Hiiv sOrler U be superinten
dent of public prii nig and binding for.feuf
Hosstebo warden if the pert of Plilladel-
nlila. for three vea fmni .Iniinil. IRSS. Tlinsn '.
t , . ., , r ,.. r
nominations were matiltiieusry confirmed. fc
Iu tlie Ilouse a v 10 was roccived from. Iho
governor te the I iue bill atlthnrishig eIH-5
eorsef ttiriipikeai 1 plank read eonipenlea
te sell or abandei iny part of thelr fend,
Willi llifi cellHPtlf. ti dm rruirM ttnlrllnr tlin!
larger amount iu hie, of stock te city, Rilitt .ft
orlmreiigh ituthe (es. Ills objeqtlonrf tire-sn..
oujecitons r?-r-snTff.s
wle vrillieulr , Jsy1
enla of 'fhW'vM
without ndl. ivivT'1
that it until"! r-s n sale
providing for . p.iymeu
(loots 01 1110 em eaiiy ana without mi-i kvV
ing a meeting. '1
s.iys, is an aiiemal
opened the deer t
Iters and Ktockhe
were amply sullici
ameuded, but Jit
net houlielishcd.
A (letitieil was p
of Friends, asking
censeact iHjameni
infer the privilege he
in tin) present lawn and
riousvvreiigsupon ;rcd-
rrtL Tim nr.utlt tnit-K
tund If dolecUye can be Mzfl
ial supervision sheuld1 Y&
1
son ted from tlie iSeclely
at the new marringe II
vl he a net te apply te
Friends.
The eiiiht hour I iv nassetl soeend reivdeisr "Jll2
" . . . r i-jTi
inter a prevision n n neeit lnsorteci CjTeiiipi- J5iq
iiigfarmerngrlcul
iral labor rrein its pre-,v
visions.
the siunv or vjss.ideh.
Hew lliu Kin.ftl.iu (.ewled tint Af;!iii! lu" M
Ceullfi t A IILim-e. I-rojieiKiil
Lomien, May 0 Letters rvC'i,cl hore
rrein Tlrpul, hi ItvrlbltiK 'me 1k"10 et
Petndeli, s.ivs tli.ii. ljefore- u' Initie, whlle
CeL AhUbauell rut ri'dhig Ujteugh Uie
Afghan oetjvts, ha upursuad byfihausi
diui, who was scsjnd In Whiniand of Uie,
Alghin forces. A "- 'y quarrel ensued
between the tv 0 m "- nearly ended in a
fight. Oel. Allkhsf .VAl.frovleixslybeen
tiying covertly 1 W w- vrghana te
wtlre. KomarefFf
' UIVMOlljl JO Wltll Jli&UB,
Hrsmely teuntinu uad
the letters fety,--AJ
discouitnens. Tl7iK'''iy 1Hl'st wetv. ion
vii -h- -i'
Russians hiui In I 1 11 ttU".-k (.C)aa tOCB
been te disnhiv tlm ihteiV-- -'' Win
The Paris IVeii ', a'
li.it Urn
neNiif Uimsl.tuml Cnateitil JiVriiRfkK0"11' V
- - , . . . . r v(.v-.
Inrnvni'inttnutvr, iillLiiict1 , Oi lS4iltURl $
liril(v.l iiiti iC ttwiti Vii-tfZttruaTmi ttt fvWtruITt-fl
..vnvm;.. v. ..--w. i'w.VN ...., -,., V '"t. rt, tfgL
..i . "irf.i:kj-.i
I . I ili.M Jl J' fSJ.JT.l7.Jl J.JUJM.J '-,
A Mliliiriun MII11; ltepeHtsl Half Iletrvyeil.
V11I11.1I1I0 riutbcr linrnluc.
Dm iieit, Mich., May IM. A rojiert-ouclics
here v ia Cheboygan that Easliwrt, av illnge
or Antrim county, has been mero thai halt
destreyed by lere-t llresk .Therq is enl.n
tri-weekly mail ti litiert and nowaye.
verifying the m vvs. Ne" hffo.niatieii of
further spread or l res recolved te-day. All
reports are in regard te details of last Fri
day, Saturday an I Sunday's Jtires. The
rains of .Monday ha e undoubtedly quenched
them te such an e-aent that no considerable
further damage may be looked for a
present.
Fitinii.nicu, Md. May -0. The extcii
forest fires at present raging oil Seuth in
tain, about lr miles vv est el' here, are dostteysjl
ing much valuable timber. A tract el several
miles, embracing many hundred acics, is
reported lohave.dready been burned evor.
National Cnllielh I ulen or lining Dleu.
Ni:wviiu,N. J., May 20. The eleventh
annual national convention of tlie Yeung
Men's National Catholic union assembled In
the Catholic institute el this city te-day.
Delegations Irem all the principal cities in
the I'nieii are prescnL Tlie convention
will lest te-day and te-morrow. Among
theso iv he have been iuvited te address the
convention are Governer Abbett and ex ex
Pesliu.istcr General James. The question of
freedom of worship in reformatories and
penal institutions will be prominently
brought lerw.ud hi Uie convention.
A 1-ieiniiieut New Haven Man Ue.ul.
New lLvviJX, Conn., May 20. Gen. Wil
liam Hussell, for nearly lllly years princi
pal of the woll-kiievv 11 miliLiry school bear
ing his name, died suddenly at his home In
tiiis city josterday afternoon, lle was 75
yc.11 old, and a graduate of Yale collego in
the class of lst-t. lle was ene of the founders
of Skull and Henes, the lamousYale senior
society. He was major general et the Con
necticut National Guard during the war and
lale collector of internal rovenue.
A Canity Factory hi l'laines.
Ciih V(ie, May 2a The Ure which hroke
out at 12:30 this morning, In Kranz's candy
factory en SLde street, was brought under
control after damage te the amount of f ii.OOO
had been done. Of this amount Kr.uu leses
gl7,00O, and the rest is divided in small
amounts between soven or elght occupants of
the building and the ene adjoining. The less
Is covered by insurance
('.rant Sleeps Clglit Hours.
NuvvYeuk, May 20. Gen. Grant had a
geed nigliL lle slept eight hours, and it
was the best night he has had for soine time.
lle leeks and acts bright te-day.
The blate or the U. S. Treasury.
Wasiiinoten, D. C, May 2a Treasury
lialances te-day : Geld coin and bullion,
f21 1, 18.",S0il; silver dollars and bullion, $105,-
023,719; fractional silver coins, wj,tnri,v. ,
United SLites notes, MS,3'J7,C'JS ; national
bank notes, fli,77u,Oi.,i ; dejieslts witli nutleiml
Umk depositories, fI0,110,6,J0. Total, t5as,
felSJ, K.
Certificates outstanding : Geld, $128,581,
2S0; silver, SIOT.OJS0! eurreney, $20,020,
0U0. Internal rovenue receipts, $.JM,0(VS j cus
teius, $1178,322.
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WEATJIEll 1'JlOllAllILITIES.
The Condition of tlie Mureineter mill Tlior Tlier Tlior
neinctcranil Iiidluitlens for the Merrow.
Washington, D. C, May 20. Fer tlie
Middle Atlaulle states, local rains and partly
cloudy weather, with i.trlable winds, slight
ly cooler.
Hain lias fallen In the Missouri and Ohie
valleys, Tonnessee, the Seuth Allantiu and
Gull suites; in the ethor district Ailr weath
or continues. The winds hi the Lake regions
and New Fngland ure northerly, southeast
erly iu the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, and the west unit suites ; else
where laiiable.
Tlieie has been a slight rise iu temperature
in the Missouri -valley : in all the ethor dis
triets it hasroinained about sLitlenary.
F'eu TituitsiiAV Partly cloudy woather
and occasional rain is indicated ler the Upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys and the
Upper lake region, with a slight rlse iu
temperature.
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