Lancaster daily intelligencer., June 17, 1885, Image 1

ViLrvrw
n ,.- v V .1
itr ,
ymtfaltef
. n ' i s.aBaiifla
VOLUME XXI-NO. 244.
LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1.7, 1885.
PRICE TWO CE1
- 1
eh
' m MMaHaiMvs
' -IjtfWM
m
V?
COLLKGK COMBIBNCKMKNT.
Mil,
SANTEh'S IMITATION OP $tO,1HM
AC.vKrrr.tt hy inn ne.tnn.
The Honorary Degrees Conferred by tint tlannl
nfTriinlrCK lleiinler In the Society llnll.
TIip AIiiiiiiiI Meeting, iinil I'repnnt-
lien 1'nr the Centennial.
At Uie afternoon session of (he Imard of
trustees of rmnklin antt Mnrshnll cellege en
Tuesday, Mr. Clint. A. Snntee's generous do de do
untlen te Iho Institution wnsie-eiled In tlie
beard In the following repert :
7' the Heard n Truitce of t A M. Cellrpe:
iiiocemmitteo of permanent endowment
hep lenve te repert a conUlbutlen te tlie onnl ennl
Inl of tlie tollego : Frem tlie cliiilrmnii of tlie
eonimlltEe, tlie principal stun of $10,000;
Pennsylvania Car Trust, certificates or? 1,000,
series IJ, Interest .1 or cent per nnuuiii, pay
able quarterly In Mnreh, June, Sopteinbor
anil December, principal due September 1st,
18.MI. Pre Ifllng' tliebmrd will net-opt tlie
conlillmtlen tlie principal te be continually
ln osted j mill tlie Interest accruing te be usett
only ler etirrtmt evnenses of tlie enlloge.
Respectfully submitted,
CiiAw.r.s Hantki, chairman,
JIV. "WHIT.
June It", lbs.5.
'l'lie report anil tlie donation wero for
mally roceltcd; nnd n oninmltlee wns ap ap
pelntcd te fitly oppress te Mr. Santee tlie
thanks nf thn bnaid.
Vnrleus reports were read and acted upon.
Tliere wns nn opresslen of disapprobation
thai a report had become, current that tlie
Wllhelm bequest of lands would yield the
cellege millions or dnllnrs ; there Is nowar newar
nint for mich n rttiitenient nl nil, and it Is cal
culated te retard tlie work of cnttuA menU
Tlic-se lands have n iilue ler farming pur
poses of probably $.10,000 in excess el what
was paid In settlement of tlie disputed will j
their nilnerafwealth W.unditermined. cvJ,
hasnelyit,l-Am ipcii h tf TiL'inwtd com cem
tnilnlcatlwii, se that H inav lw a long tlme
beforeAfie college will rcallre en them.
StfadpgroOjt,efvA. H. hi course Was con
ferred en the lweiitO-rii'ifr"triuliintft nCtliW
year s and that of A. M. In course en Rei'At"
M. Viven, '81 ; Rev. H. (I. Appenxjllcr, '2 ;
I). X. SeuderH, '82 ; Kev. V. .1. Jolinwen, 'S2,
Cal In M. Smith, '82 ; W. II. Itaucli, '82.
Tlie honorary degree of I'll. I), was con
ferred upon Prof. I). M. WellV, erittin Hull,
county superintendent of Ccntroceunty, Pa.;
ITi. I), upon Hen. Jehn Cessna, of Iledferd ;
and of D. D. upon Hots. A. .1. O. Dubbs, nl
Allenlnun, and Hev. It. Duenger, of Ash
land, Pa.
At the meeting of the beard in tlie cel lege
buildings this morning, tlie commlllee en
the Saiuee donation rtirted tlie following
minute, which the secretary was directed te
record ;
"This beard has heard with much gratifi
cation of the liberal donation often thousand
dollars by ene or Its members, Mr. Charles
Santee, e"f Philadelphia, te the permanent
endowment of the college. The contribution
Is characteristic of n nnbln heart. Ter the
beard itself, for all the friends of the college,
ter the church which is its guardian, nnd ler
thoeause of libeial oducntlen everywhere,
the heard desires te niake erpetual reeeitl
of its grateful appreciation. The IOrd lov lev lov
eMj neheerfiil gher."
The beard ehs-ted Samuel A. Ilutz, esq., of
Allcutewii, te till the vacancy occasioned by
the death el Judge Laiibaeh, 'nnd llnbert 11.
Sayre te succeed Hen. Thes I'.. I'rnnUlIn,
late nflj.itn-a.stpr, deceased.
The commlttee en the Wilhelni ht'(iiesl
wasaiitheri7ed tesell the real estate, or any
part of It nt dlscrntlen.
The condition of the aradeiny was refuned
In tlie ceuiiuitteniin academy, witli power
te net, preldlng, hnweter, that (he academy
lie net closed.
The ceiniultlet! en obserx.itery was In
structed te contract ler the erection of a
dome, tn cost about $2,000 ; toward w hich .Mr.
Hantee has Mibsci llird I(M uml Jacob ii.ni
man i200.
rut: SOCIETY ItKirNlOVS.
The lluKtietlilaii liilllale Sincn -Sen .MeiiiIkti'.
Crntlfjlni: Me"tlii;r lm (iu.llirniix.
Tiie reunions of tlie llteiiny Hoeioties were
held in their respectlte halls en the college
campus te-dny. Preliminary te the general
reunion or tlie Diagiiethiaus, a c i.d meet
Ing of the nellxe meinbers was held
nt which were initiated Inte niember
siiip the lolloping .eung genllemcn
who hae ptssed tlielr OMiininatieus
mid will enter tlie fieshnian class at the
opening or the next term : Melvln P. Miller,
Hohrursteun ; Jehn Ij. Sitmmy, Marietta ;
Hnrrv II. Apple, Ij-incaster ; Cha. A.
Harnlsh, AlPMindiin ; Jehn Hellinger, Ijiii
caster ; Jehn T. Atikenuy, ClearHpring, Mil.;
('Union Aukeney, Clear' Spring, Md.t C. P.
Hagcr, Ijanraster.
The secietvlheii went into n gcueial ro re ro
imlen meeting, V. P. Hotisel hi the chair,
nild the regular olllcers at the ether desks.
The committee en semi-centennial banquet
reported thearrangenients forthe celebration
at the Stevens heuse this eening, nil the
participants te meet In the pirleis of the
hotel nt 0 p. m.
Mr. M. T. lllser, Miihlluteun, Md., then
dolhen-d the alcdictnry for the retiring
seniors and Mr. Stanley Ij. Krebs, of I.lttles I.lttles
tewn, responded for the society.
Short addresses wero maile by J. Tayler
Hetter, HtiiltttilHirir, Md., A. Prank Seltzer,
Ilevs. Dcchant nnii J. V. Santce, O. I)., and
Kranlt Shreder. The meeting was closed
with prayer by lte. X. Z. Snyder, of P.ethle
hem, Pa.
(KKTIIKVN ltlU NKlS
The alumni or tlie Oii'theati society or er
ganlred tlielr ineetlng by calling Het. J.
Spangler Kieller, 1). P., or Hagcrstewn, te
ihe chair. The organization wns completed
bv electing Nev. J. P. Stein, of Mlllersvlllc,
vlce nresident ; Itev. T. P. Hellmeier, et
Mlddleteu n, Md., secretary, nnd Hev. J. A.
Heillielii", of Martlnsburg, W. Vn, censer.
The fellow ingiilinnnlet the society were
present: Itets. 1). H. Schoedler, A. P. Dries
bach, J. 11. Kerschner, 1). M. Ditinnr, IT. M.
Heilman, 1). 11. Sliuey, J. II. Punnebeeker,
C. S. (Jerhard, Ij KryderPtans, O. W. Cor Cer
Jiard, S. jM. Itoeder, J. M. Titel, I). D.,
James Craw Tord, S. P. Melliiiau ami u. w.
E. Slegel, and Messrs. Hen. J. G, Peters, 13.
JL Hottenstoin, C. 11. Veaer;M. W.Mauch,
Hen. Milten J, Hffc, Milten S. Wagner, n.
. Musselinan, V. O. Mavhurry, W. P.
Oerhard, M. 1)., Jf. H. Mill, and T. M.
lialllet-
Afler prajerby Hev. Cyrus Ceil, thoinin theinin thoinin
utesefla'tanniulineoting wero read. ju
interesting and oneeuraging ieiert of tlie
year's work and the piestnt condition of the
Meelety was lead by C. 11, Schneder, How Hew
inanBllle, P.i,, 'SX
Alter repnrts of several coniiultteea had
been read, brief addre-s3H were made by
ItevH. Scluvdler, Ditmar, Pert, Stein nnd
Hctlincier. The meeting then adjourned
well pleased w 1th the nourishing condition
et the iveeiflty, as w ell ns with ha lug once
again met with old friends In their society
hall.
THE ALUMNI Mt.ETlU.
I'lrparntleni ler the Centennial Ci-ltilii-utlen
of the Celleee Next Year.
Vlce President Cyrus Cert, or flreeneastle,
Pa, occupied thoelmiref Iho Aluinnlassi cla cla
lien at the meeting In the chapel nt 10 n. ill.
Hev. (loe. P. Johnsten D. Deri'hlladeIphln,
opened the proceedings with prayer. The
minutes or the last ineetlng were icad and
approved.
Fer president for the next three years Hev.
J. M. Titzel D. D., or this city, and J. 11.
Hellhelns, Martlnsburg, W. Va., were
nominated nnd a ballet resulted In the choice
of ltev. Dr Tit7el by n oteer30to 10.
Other etlleers wero elected ns lollewst
Vlce presidents, Hev. J. H. Heniitinsand J.
Tayler Mettor, esq.; secretary, Hev. D. .
Gerhard, of New Helland.
Thoi-eininltteo en the publication of it Con Cen
teunlal Memerial oluui(inade the following
rnnert. which was considered nt length n- tl
adopted j
Your couimitleo te whom was referred
the subject of preparing; and publishing a
memorial el time ler the centennial celebra
tion respectlully recommend i
"That such a olume be prepared.
Timt u dellnite Kcbeme for the same be
appreVed and ordered nt the present meeting
of the association.
"Tat these te whom Is entriistwl the
preparation of its ceutenU be required,
te linve the same eompletod te
date and ready te lay bofero the
soeloty nt Itfl annual tnceUnjr in 1880, at
which time, tiHu conference with the trus
tee,, nrrangomenls shall be inade for the
manner nfid exiKmses or publishing tlie
same.
"That n committee of flve be appointed te
snporlse thr editorial work of said publica
tion, with pewer te appoint oditer-ln-chlot,
assistants and te make speclal assign inente or
labor.
"Thnt Iho contents or the voluine Include
Iho following feattires : Hlstorles of Franklin
cellege t Marshall collcge ; Franklin nnd
Marshall, the preparateries and academies ;
relation of the theological semlnaty te the
cellege ; Dlagnethlan llternrv soclety ; Otplh Otplh
ean literary soclely ; thogiaduateti and under
graduates by clnsses ; catalegue for the cur
lent year ; Illustrations ; lndex.
"That the hlstorles or thes' jlotles shall
he prepared by the respectlve organisatiens,
(sublocttetliorovisionortho editorial com cem com
inltttce), eacli of tlie satne te occupy an
equal amount orspase, nnd the order in
which they shall appear in the work te be
doterinlncd by let.
" That a eonimlttee ir ene for each class
shnll lie solc.ted by llevs. Drs. Oerhnrt,
Dubbs and Ht-ihr te contple the history or his
rcspoctlve class, necrology, Ac, te le com
pleted by Jan. 1, IsSu." ,
The nsHoclatlen olected Hes. Drs. Dubbs,
Stahr, Titzel nnd Holsler, nnd W. H. Hensel
(he editorial commlttee contemplated by Iho
nbe e roperl.
Till! Ci:.NTi:NNtAt. OF 1KS7.
The centcnnlsl eelohrntlen of the cellege in
general wns then considered, nnd it wns re
solved thnt the literary exercises of the cele
bration consist of an oration nnd poem ; nnd
n new committee, consisting of Hev. Dr. T. O.
jpp!e and Itev. Cyrus Cert wns appointed
with full power te arrahge Ter the centcnninl
celebration.
llevs. J. W. Santee, D. D. and X. .. Sny
der nnd .1. Tayler Mettor, esq., wero ap
pointed a committeo en nlumnl orator.
Adleurned te meet lu the chapel thlsoven thlseven
Iiii: nlter the nlumnl address.
.v 4ie'.Tr.;5 .bwjejs'
. , ,
The Aiiialcumate! Brale signed nnt
Kfcry
tiling Appearing Ijnvely.
Tl.ft iron strike in the PHUburg district is
at an end. The scale has been rJgned and a
gneral rosumptieu et work will fojlew lirt
mediately. OuUlflo-erv PJtUuurghowevcr;
the strike will continue, and the "mills of
Chicago, Cincinnati, Whoellng, the Mahoning
and Shenangn Valleys, will remain Idle for
an Indoflnlte jxirled. This is the result or
Tuesday's conferonco. The manufacturers
hore agreed te sign the scale, leading the dis
puted question or wages te be paid the
sheet-Iren men nnd w erklng old rails te a
commlttee composed of seven manufac
turers and an equal niunber of workmen.
Thongreement was net satisfactory te the
mustprs operating mills west of Pittsburg,
nnd they withdraw from the conference,
avowing that under no circumstances would
they grant the demand" of the Amalgamated
association.
The conference wasln session continuously
finm 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon until 10
o'clock at night. Abntit nil hour before the
adjournment the Western manufacturers
withdrew, nnd afler their doparture the
Pittsburg mill-owners signed tlieRcale.
Pending n sottlement of the sheet-mill nnd
old rail clauses, the mnnufactuiers operating
tliexp departments will pay old scale wages.
The result of the conferenco was rocelved
by tlie workmen here with expressions of
lutcnse satisfaction. I'rier te the sottlement,
Wilsen, WnlkerA Ce., or Pittsburg, signed
tlie scale.
The coal mines or Watsen A Ce. nnd
O'NellACn., at West Kliabelh. Pa., have
shut down iudelliiitely, owing tn the de
pressed condition or the trnde and the over
stocked markets. Other mines will suspend
operations this week. jVbeut 1,000 miners
are Idle.
Te day, afler n slrlke of six weeks, work
will be resumed at the PennsIania col
liery, Mt. Caruiei, Pa., Congressman Scott,
the oper.itnr, nnd thoeiiiplnyeHliavlngngreed
te submit the questions in dispute tn a le.ird
of arbitration.
Anether strike occurred en the Waliash
lte.id en Tucsdny, among the shepmen nil
along the line. All the shops wero closed
Tuesday nrtorneoii at about hair-past 4 o'clock,
the erder coming from the general olllcers te
hae them closed indellnludy. Thocauseor
the trouble nt this tlme appears te be that an
order was issued tocleo the shops en Satur
day for a month, or until such timoassiifll timeassiifll
clent work could 1)0 obtained te keep them
going en full time. Te this the men object
ed, and demanded that, instead of cutting
down time, the men who remained at work
during the last strike .should lJ discharged.
Tanner !'lere-l hy ShnrMTK.
Samuel Ilrewn, nged 8. years, it rich far
mer living near llustlcten, X. J., was lleeced
out or $1,000 en Monday by tw e sharers,
w lie nie supposed te hail from Philadelphia.
The old gentleman was lslted at his home
by sharper Xe. 1, who desired te hlre a piece
or laud en w hlch tn erect a advertising signs
Wlilloen tlie way te exnmlue the place the
farmer and his companion were Joined by
sharper Ne. 2, w he engaged them in conversa
tion and made himself very ngreeahle, The
conversation finally drllted tn meney niat niat
ter, and sharpers Ne. 2 ettered te bet ?250 that
there was net n man thereabouts who could
show $1,000 In cash. Sharper Xe. 1 and the
farmer held a consultation and decided te ac
cept the bet. The latter hastened te llur llur
liugten nnd drew $750 from the bank there
and borrow cd $2."0 from n friend te make up
the desired amount He then rctured te
HiiHtleten nnd rejoined his newly-found
friend. Whlle Drewn was counting the
meney te preve that he had $1,000 sharper
Ne. 2 grnbbed the whele iiile, and together
w ith sharper Ne, 1, jumped into a buggy and
dree oil at full speetl. Parmer Hrewn was
daed at this unexpected action of his agreea
ble acquaintances, but finally collected hlm
Bclt and went te his son, whom he Informed
of his less. Tlie latter made every efibrt te
catch the thle os, but did net succeed.
ltrief Item Frem Lluieln.
Miss Meckley Is visiting frlends in Sha Sha
mekln, Dauphin county.
Mr. Frank Kessler lelt for a trip West en
Tuesday e en lug.
Hev. .elgeufuss w ill preich In the Hi an an
gellcal church nn Sunday evenlng.
Ocerge Wechtcr has orected a new fence In
Irent et his residence, also n new brick pac
inenU C. W. Myers, of HarrWburg, p.tld us a Hy
lug iit en Saturday,
Hev. C. S. Drewn and wlTe and his son
l.vnn and wlfe were the guests of S. S.
Drewn, several days last w eek. Hev. Drewn
preached In the Hvatigellcal church en Wed
nesday evening an Interesting and Impres
sive sermon.
Veciim it Drubaker are having a burglar
alarm put In their stere residence.
Hay-making will seen be in order. Far
mers are complaining that the crop will be
light.
O lllcer i-.lcrted,
l.ast cnenlng a meeting orthe directors of
the Lancaster Cremation and Funeral Reform
association leek place and the following
olllcers for the year w ere elected ;
President 1). (1. Kshlemaii.
Vlce 1'resIdenU Hev. J. Mnx Hark and
Dr. Henry Carienter.
Hec Secretary J. D. Pynlt,
Cnr. Secretary II. C. DiuUiker.
Treasurer (leorge K. Ileetl.
1.x. Coinnilttee Dr. M. U Dl, II. C.
Drubaker, and J. D, Pyott.
In icgardte the admission of people te
wltuass cremations the oxecutlve commlttee
wero instructed te he governed by the wishes
of the Irleudi of deceased.
Vl.ltliiu 111 rrleniU.
Walter J. Daiistnan, nn accomplished
inuslelun, rormeilyerthlsdty, but for some
years past it lesldent of Duflale, X. Y., where
he has charge or the ergnii of the Episcopal
churcli, arrived in this city this merulngnnd
will spend his ten days vacation among his
friend,
Thranhed III Hetter Hair.
Geerge Fergusen was arrested en complaint
el his w ife w lie charges him tt 1th assault and
liatteryand drunken nnd disorderly eeuduct
He was held for n hearing before Alderman
Spurrier te-morrow evening.
0LK0MARGAUIN15 WINS.
TitKNxir renic mit aeainht it dk-
VLAltr.n TO UK VNVONHTlTVTIONAl.
Declnlen Frem the- Court of Appeal,
HlRhMt .tuillrlal Antherlly of the SUI-
Condemn the tMvrA Finger-ltnnni
for l'eiiimjlianla Mnniifjirturcrn.
."
The court of appeals en Tuesdny recrsed
thodecisen ofthegenornl term nfthoHiiprems
court In the tostenseof the peeple against
Merris Marx, who wns convlcted In the
court or goueral sessions last Doccmberefn
misdomcaners In "soiling nil nrtlcle ina'iu-I'-.cturcd
out of an oleaginous substance ether
than that produced from milk or cream,"
and fined $100. Marx's counsel raised the
question or the constitutionality of the section
of the laws of 1881 under which his client
was cenlcted. Recorder Smythe said he
was convinced or the unconstitutionality of
the law, but ns the general term of the
supreme court of the Second district had do de do
clded that It was constitutional in the case of
the peeple against McOnnn, In llrenklyn,
lie thought it host te send the case up te the
higher courts In order tn ebtiin a decision
from the court of npiieals. Tlie section nt
Isstte Is ns follews:
Suction tt. Xe persen shall niauiiracture
out of any oleaginous subsUincoersubHtnnce,
or nuy compound of the same, ether than
that produced front unadulterated milk, or
of cream from the Mine, any nrtlcle designed
te take the place of milter or cheose pro
duced from pure, unadulterated milk or
cream of the Mine, or shall sell or eiler for
silo the same as an nrtlcle of feed. This pro pre
vision shall net apply In pure skim milk or
cheese made from pure skim milk. Who Whe Who
evor violates the previsions of this section
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor nnd be
punished by n line of net Ions than $100 nor
mere than f500,er net less than six months'
or inerSViW one year's imprisonment, or by
beth-'mich ftnn'K.'Ltonrlj'enmont for the
first cllense; and by iinprisonnteii'i. 5)5 .one
year for each subsequent of Tenne.
TIIK OFVB.HKK.
SlHrx'soflensewivs the scllluir lu lastOcte
ber of two tnbe of olcemargarino te Jehn
Mnkin, who had a. portion el it analyzed by
a en cm ist, wne swore npnn tue truil that n-jr
was composed or an oleaginous subsUinre
ethor than the product or milk or cream.
The case was taken en appeal tn the general
term or the supreme court, lefbre Judge'
Davis, Drady and Daniels. All thrce judges
considered the law unconstitutional, but they
afllrmed the sentence of the loner court In
erder that the case might be decided finally
by the court of nppeals.
jctlng District Atterney Parrls said thai
the decision of the court of appeals made oloe
margarine a merchantable nrtlcle, the uncon
stitutionality of the Inw laying in the fact
that whlle the sale of oleomargarine was for
bidden it was net claimed that It was deleter-
ions te the health. " According tn that law,"
said Mr. Parris, "a man might sell oleomar
garine for wheel-grease te avoid the 'as
nn nrtiele of feed' cinuse with Impunity, but
If the purchaser in n mement orrergctfulnoss
should eat It, the seller would be liable te
punishment. There hate sat oral similar
cat.es te the jMarx case leen brought lmfcre
Hccerdcr Smythe slnce Marx's ceiiNletinn,
but they have all licen put back te await
the decision lu this cae. Of conrse under
this decUIen, the ether c.tses will net be pro
secuted. Judge Hapalln wrote the opinion In the
Marx case, In which thn wholecnuttconcur.
In this opinion the Judge says: "This pro pre
tents competien, and placcnn bar tien pro
gress and Intention. It Intndes rights, both
of person nnd nrejierly, guaranteed by tlie
constitution. The Kile nfitsiibstltule ler tiny
nrtlcle of iiiaiiiifaclure Is n legltlmatn busi
ness, and Ifellectedwlthoiittlecnntion cannot
be arbitrarily suppressed. Tb7 act Is net
a'med nt doceptlon, but gees further, nnd, In
ellcet, creates n inone)oly destructlte of
rights prelected by the constitutions both of
the state mid Iho Pulled States."
i
COSttEMNINU AN AHSVillt MEJSI'llI'.
Nen Yerk Court or jpieaU lrhpi th-.iill-
Oleeiiinrjfitrliie rtw tJntutifttltiitlnnal
Kriiin Hit- I'hllailt lihl i Tinier.
The Xew Yerk court or appeals, Iho high high
estjudlcial tribunal or thnt state, has pre
neunced unconstitutional thoanti-elenmargn-rlno
law, iijieii which tlie statute recently
enacted nt llnrrlsburg was modeled. The
ditlicullyer enforcing tlie latter is thus ma
terially Increased.
There are two goneml grounds or opposi
tion te such legislation, both or which nre
mero likely torecelve serious consideration
new thnn they were when the agricultural
constituencies of members who wauled le lie
ro-elccted were clamoring for the measure In
question. First, it is questionable whether
the authorities et the state hate a right te
prohibit the manufacture of an article which
(snot neccsx.irlly Injurious te public health,
nnd for which thore is a market full eCbuyers
who are willing tn take the risk, if thore be
any risk; second, It will occur te seme ieo iee ieo
ple te ask what reason there was te exJkx.1,
that a law absolutely prohibiting the manu
facture of oleomargarine could be enforced,
when the ery occasion or its Introduction
was the fallure of the law prohibiting the sale
of oleomargarine as butter. This difficulty of
enforcement might have been expected te
preve greater, net only en account of the
mero radical nature of the newer law, but
because the elder ene fell short or expecta
tions notwithstanding the general approba
tion which greeted its enactment.
Deth In this state and in Xew Ym k, how hew how
etcr, leglslatite bodies owasiennlly acquire
an exaggerated sense or llielr own Importance
and powers. anC whether thev think ortlie
abstract Justice or a measure or net they
rarely trouble themsoltes nbeut the possl pessl
blllty efits enforcement. Tlie nntj-oleeinar-garlno
law has already proved te lie one of
these statutes which de net increase public
rtsiect for law and law-makers In general.
a nesE ev cewiiint:
Gltcntn n NciTpiier Mull Who Wiete nf an
Allegeit l.lupruient.
Frem tlie Verk Age.
Shortly after 2 o'clock Tuesday altorneon
Colonel Harrison Welsh met and cowhlded
Professer H. P. F. Kaufl'inaii.eu North Now New Now
lierry street, near Market- This K lull'inan
Is the agent for a Harrlsbnrg morning paper,
and is the man who sent out mes-iagei tn it
and ether papers of it malicious character,
stating that Cel. Welsh's daughter had
eloped with Charles F. Welsh, when he
knew that such was net the case, hut that
the young couple were married with the full
knewledge and consent nl the parents of both
parties.
Colonel Welsh said that he learned that
this snide protcsser was in town, and lie at
once looked him up. Secreting a cowhide
under his coat he started out and finally
found Kaullinan en Newberry street.
He walked up te lilui and said, " Professer,
I am looking for you." KatilTman re
plied, " I am net the man." Cel.
Welsh immediately diew forth his
cowhlde and showered blows thick
and fast upon Kaullinau's head mid should
ers. The fellow fled, followed by the new
thoroughly enraged colonel ; but he proved
mere fleet of feet and of better w ind than
Colonel Welsh, nnd his coal falls steed
straight nutas he dusted. At last accounts he
was still running, and oiirroportcrhas,thero eiirroportcrhas,thero oiirreportcrhas,thero
fore, as yet been unable te ascertain the dam
ages he has sustained. The action of Colonel
Welsh has been gonerally cominendod.
A Seu'eimlile Hint for the Warm Weather,
In cases uf prostration from heat or sun
stroke remove the person te a cool, shady
place. Leonen Ms clothing. Let the by by
stauders rub the arms and legs with pieces of
Ice wrapped In towels until the exccsslve
heat of surtaee Is allayed. Give twenty drops
of aromatic, spirits of hartshern in a llttle
water every twenty minutes or half-hour. Xe
ollert te rise or walk, should be allowed till
1 the person is qulte restored. Hartshorn is
taut te ue liener man urauuy in cases in sun
stroke, A Tenesmi Truthful Pen J-bture,
If rem the llm rl.burg Patriot.
McDevltt is a young man of geed habits
anil charming qualltten, .-
JtKFEATMNO THE JEltSEY V1TV.
A leterjr for IjritinMter,ittitt jSetrarlc Defeated
In Trillion.
Yoslerdny the Lancaslcr open ed In Jcrsey
City, nnd wen the first game in a clese light.
The home team put Mnttlmore In the box
and he struck out no less than ten of the Tjan Tjan
caster plnyerr The visitors hit harder thnn
their opponents, howevor, nnd plnyed ene of
the flue Helding games for which lliey nre
noted. The scere, in full, fellows :
LAJICARTEIt
K
ABlUKIlSEY UlTV
A. K
Parker. I ...
llelliirri.c...
IIItuml, 2...
.McTiitn'y.in
Donald, J..,
Teinncy,s.,
Floed, r.....
Wetcl.p...
Mack, 1 ..,.
MM.KlilIn,3.
Krlel, r.
l-iiir. u
n! 3
l
2' 0 (I (I
2,11 7 1
1 I II
0 0 3, 0
0 0 (I 2
0 1 2 1
1 10 0 0
MeCmiii-k.I
Callahan, 3..
n e l
2 1 i
iei(in, in
e H.aiu'. m..
e
Vl limns. 1.
Hi
1 Miitllin're,p
Total.
(1 I)i7ll
t Total
.. .17 27 Ml 5
IKXIXO.
Lnncneter. 1 u 1
Icix-yClly I) e 2
(i r,
c .1
SUMMARY,
Knrned runs bancanlel.
!l Jerney City, 3.
Hades en b.illn Liuipiister, 2t .Icrxpy City, 2.
Htruck out lly Mnttlinnra, lej by Wct7i1, 2.
Left nn b 18CB Ijtncaaler, 2; .terser City, 7.
I'aaecu Irnllx I'uir, I. Wild jiliclH-it MnttliiKirc,
2. llnmlre Jotin Helland. llinuerKaum Tnn
linurs and thirty iiiIiuiIuh.
lllmiinuil l)el.
Mailtes plnyed yclcrday :jU Philadelphia ;
Athletic 11, Pittsburg 1 ; nt Daltlmore: Haiti-
jMioreO, l.otilsvllle2;nt Xew Yerk: Cincin-
ratio idiots i, nt iiroeKiyn : nt, i.eius n,
Droeklyn 1 ; at Prothlcnce; l'rovldenco I
Xew Yerk .'I ; at Chicago : Chicago 8, De
trelt C; nt St. Leuis : Hullale 5, St. Ijetils 0 ;
nt Newnrk : Trenten 1, Newark 2 ; at Hich Hich
tiiend ; Nnlleuals II Virginia i); m NnrlelK :
Wllmliigteu 18, Xorrelk 7.
The Ijancnster try tlielr luck ngain in
Jersey City te-dny.
Hocanuen, Inte of the Mel", has been en
gaged tn pilch forthe Xewnrk.
Valentine, the umpire, was bounced by the
Americaii Association yosterday.
Trey has Is-en released l the JleLs, mid
Cushmnu plays with them te-morrow.
It was rather 8ugh for l.arkln te treat his
old fricud Merris In the manner that he did
yesterday.
r -y.tetr was lilt hard yesterday U. the
Nationals "Te had uocntcen singles, wIUi
a total of lblrty--'
The VhlUdelnhhw were tefc'L Jth
Dallv In thn liex at r.AvvrnticA. 1:ii. vpTfrT
lViv'rO' the score of 7 te fl.
i
1 he Indlanapellsclubhad wen twenty-four
out ei iweniy-nine cnauipiensuip games
plaved hi the WeaUirn Ijeagun.
The Trenten club did net score until the
ninth Inning yesterday. Hickman's arm then
gave out and the t isiters scored three runs,
winning the game.
The Dotrelt club dare net sign Iho Indian
apolis players until the ten days nre up, and
the plnyers have been sent en n trip through
Canada te pret out ether clubs from getting
them. ,?j
The colerod peeple of this city hate i'lie
foterbad. They can be found plating Ibe1
gamoen every dump and let in the SetetlUi
ward. They wero out In ferce j esterday at n
practice game and they nre only waiting for
n challenge from the whlte nines.
The game plaved at Jersey City veslerdny.
wns net reported by the jVsseclnted Press.niul
een 8.11110 of the New erk uKtrs failed le
get it. There seems tn be nn "rule alieut tele
graphing games from that town.
I u the game between Pittsburg nnd
jUlilcticsiii Philadelphia yesterday, Merris
bitched Ter the former club, mid he was hit
ler twenty with n tntnl of thirty-six basis.
I.-i-'klu of Iho home team had one home
run, nue three base hll, two doubles mid two
singles.
ihe Crickets, of Dinghamteii, played the
Wllkcsbarre nt the hitler place yestarilay
mid ten Innings worn placed without either
side scoring, when the umpire called the
game. The fatting of the tlsiters was hotter
than that of the home club, but the Helding
of both nines was line,
With tlie tictoryet or Jersey City yester
day, Lancaster has wen li! unit lest 11 games.
Newark's iccerd aller Iho defeat In Trenten
yesterday, is 17 games wen and II Ie-t. Thus
Lancaster in ptircentage of games wen is
ahead of New urk, the record .standing Ijiii-ci-ster.n.11,
Xew.trk ..rK
The High Scheel club easily defeated the
ulnoef Franklin and Marshall college poster pester
day by thlsscore :
IIIkIi school Mill 2 .1 1-11
College . 1 1 0 II 1 (I 1 4
Kaineil Ituiii IIIkIi school ! lilt- IlluliSrhoel
10, CnllegeS. l.rrerH, lllgliSiliiMilO, LiilH-gf 3
Unipln.- KiiiiIj'.
A gentleman of this city who has kept n
record or the games wen mid lest lu the
Pasteri! League, sajs that the games or the
Lancaster stand sixteen wen mid thirteen
lest ; whlle Newark Is sixteen wen nnd four
teen lest. He says the Philadelphia JVei is
wrong lu its published staudluget thn dubs.
This would gite the Lancaster u geed lead
ler inurtii place.
There will boa keg or beer en third luse
during the game lielw een the Fat mid Lean
nines to-iueirow. This will be an Induce
ment Air lets of "managers," "friends of
players," Ac., te take scats under the cherry
tree, and players who cut across from first
bae will be lined. The prospects nre that
it big crowd will lie en hand tn witness thn
ellerts of the plnyers te get the first "bug."
The lean men nre faterites hi the peel.
Death of Mrs. Margaret A. KliiR.
lu tlie obituary columns of the Is'Ti:r.t.l
niiNci.u today is recorded Iho death of one
of Lancaster's eldast residents, Mrs. Mar
garet A. King, widow et the late Captnln
Heliert King, aged 0,1 years. Deceased was
born April 15,17(clnnd was married te Captain
Holiert King en .May 20, 181'. She was Iho
sister of Cnl. Samuel nnd fleorge Morrison
or Drumore township, both of whom served
In the legislature of Pennsylvania. Of her
family or nlne children thore nre suivlv-
Ing two sons, It. J. King mid S. M. King, nnd
two daughter, I'.lljibelh P. King mid Han
nah I. K tug. The deceased made her home
with her (laughter. The funeral will take
place en Saturday afternoon nt 2 o'clock mid
the Interment, will be made at Lancaster
cemetery.
I'reildeiit White' Iletlpi'itlim.
S itAC'Usn, X. Y., June 17. The ropeited
resignation of jVndrew D. Whlte, president
or Cernoll university, is confirmed. A meet
ing orthe beard or trustees wns held this
morning, and n long secret conreronco was
had with President White, at which the hit
ter's resignation was tendered nnd accepted.
It Is said that e6ry elVert was made te in
duce Mr. Whlte te remain ut thn head or the
hixtltutlen, but te nn purpose. The news nf
his reslg ii.tl inn caused n grent enmmntien
about the college, nnd expressions or regret
are heard en eteiy side.
J.nltuep Sills for llnrepe.
Xi:v Yum;, June 17. Mr. (I. V. X.
Ijethrnp, United States minister tn Hussln,
nccninpiiuled by his wife nnd two daughters,
sailed ler Kuropntliisiuerniiigonthosteamor
F.ms, el IhoXerth Herman Lloyd line. A
number of his friends came te see hlni off,
and aller bidding them adieu, he nud his
family returned te the saloon,
lu I'urmilt of Ills Hear.
IlATTLiireni), June 17. Scouts arrived
hist night from Cel. Ottei's camp at Turtle
lake with dispatches from (Ien. Mlddloteu,
They say en Sunday, Otter came upon Dig
Hears camp only two days nge and found n
hair brush with McLean's uaiiie en It nnd
belle ve tlie enetny Is going towards Oieen
lake, nnd hate hopes of lrvlngtf cutting
them oil.
I. i
ASiiltlilelii UariMiurK.
llAiutisimitd, June 17. Jiimes (loedman,
nn Kngllshinan, aged Ci years, coiuniltted
suicide at neon te-day ny sending a uuiiei
through his biain. Deceased lentes a wife
ajd thrcediildren. Despondency en account
el lack or work Is said te be Iho cause or the
rash act.
Itltnl It-celierH llelh Lefi.
Hai.tisieiu:, Md., June 17. Hotero Judge
Phelps In the circuit court, the appoint
ments of Francis P. Stovens nnd T. Wallis
Hlaeklslen, the rival receivers of the
Postal Telesrui'i- company, was roteked, and
Samuel D. Sprlgg, Samuel Snowden and
Judge Debbins were appointed te adminis
ter lbs alfalrs of tle oetnpany.
THE ISERE ARRIVES.
ItEAHINO OX ITS DECK TltE XAMOVH
IIAllTllOtnt STATUE.
Why the French Meniimlilp Did Net Mnke Hot Het
ter Time In Hi Vejitce te Thli Country.
Ilcceptlnu tTntll Friday.
Xi:w Yeiik, June 17. The long-looked-for
Prencli slcamsblp, Iscre, came le anchor
In the horseshoo In the harbor this morning,
having consumed 27 days in her toyage Treiii
Iteiicn, France. The acsseI is anchored
nbreast orthe United States stonmer, Omaha,
which has been walling her arrival for n
week. The voyego was prolonged by the
fact thnt the Iscre had been used as n trans
port nnd h id net accommodations for cenl le
last six days for steaming purposes. She
took a southerly course and touched ntthe
Azere Islands, w here she recealed. The most
of Iho toyage was made under sail, her en
gine speed net exceeding ever six
knots per hour. The United Slates steamer,
Omaha, received tlie slters with full
honors. When the Isere came te anchor,
Captain De Satine sent n telegram te de
Stene, the acting secretary of the Darthe'
stitue committee, nelirjlng him el the
te-sel'sarrltal nud asking for instructions.
Tn this (Icueral Stonesentn reply welcoming
("apt. DeSaune nnd his etlleers and Inform
ing hlm that he would nt ence go down te
the Isere. At fl0, necempaiilcd by soveral
members or the (Inance commlttee, Ooneral
St jiie proceeded down the bay In ene or the
tugs bclens'ng te the French line. When
Hearing the Isere the jmerican colors en the
tug wero dipped and was respended te by
the luweilnger the French trl wler en the
steamer, ('apt. De Satine met General Stone
nt the gnngwny mid Ihey heartily grcet3d
each Other,
Tee ollier gentlemen of the parly were
th'ii Intrc luecd. Tlie parti' was then hit Ited
lxlnw when (Jen. Stone1 laid, borero the
Fi en ch com m nnd or the pregramme orthe
reception. The iwrty then returned te the
eMy." -
XClinofjarjtenostifiiLin the Unltetl rress
&piTiA?tkkU conld'lreV y plely
,htt,erprn'ot"tirVjerui.) recefi10" of the
Iwreaud the glrtshs'rienri would t'ke plme
te-morrow He thetight tiiat Hie SurVl'"'
would 1) postponed nitil Friday There.
eeptlen, he said, would certainly net take
place until the arrival of the French flagship
La Flere, from Xewpert.
p, A $330,000 rillLADEt.PITlA EIRE.
-
The fork and Ijinl Packing Ifeune
of
llutchen' Hen Entlrelj- Deatrejed.
Pilil.Air.l.rniA, June 17 The large perk
nnd lard packing house of Washington
nutchers' Sens, at thn northeast cerner of
S'sth and Mnore streets, was cntireiy de
stroyed by flre this morning. The flames
weie first discovered en the third fleer of the
building at about :::I5 o'clock. The fire en
gines were quickly en the ground, but in
consequence of the hillamtnahle material in
the building there was nn chance or saving
H nud the firemen directed their energies te
prewntiiig the destruction of the adjoining
property. Twe firemen were injured. Xoth Xeth
ing Is left but the lure walls. The less
by the lire v, 111 oxceed ?r0,000, Including the
machinery, stock and building. Insunince
asyct unkrewn. 1 pwardsef twnhuiulred
persons will be thrown out of employment,
many or whom are women nnd young girls.
The entire building Is four stories In height,
running Iiack from Moero te Piorce streeLs,
nnd from Sixth street nlmut .100 feet west
ward. OtcrWSOO.OOO Cues I'p hi iimke.
Londen, June 17. jV tire breke out this
morning in Whltoley's large furnishing es
tablishment en Wostbniirne ("rote, Hays
watcr, mid the llames spread se rapidly that
before tlie firemen could obtain control, oter
h df a nilylnu dollars worth or property was
destroyed.
flreat lire In AtiiMcritnin.
jisTi:ni)Atr, June 17. The lauding
stage, warehouses nnd office or Dutch
American steamship company, in this city,
wero burned last evcnlng. A considerablo
quantity of freight was consumed, among
w hl h were five hundred barrels of Heur and
IHe carloads or lelia -te. The buildings cost
S227,00U
Grant (Irrittly Knreiirngeil.
Sauvtoea, N. Y., June 17. A dispatch
from Mount Mctireger says Oeneral Omut
passed a better night than lern month jntst
and feels greatly encouraged. Te-dny he Is
able te use his tolce better than for seme
time hick, but he atelds talking, saj'iug that
he will let ethers de that.
The heavy rain of the nlgiit lined early
this morning, nnd the ntmospliere en the
mountain Is bracing and invigorating. The
general seems te have mero strength te-day,
nnd Dr. Douglas reels much encouraged.
Visllnrs nre tint allowed tn intrude nn the
suffering Invalid.
An IiiihezzlerArreteil,
Di'ilieiT, Michigan, June 17. Jehn Mul
len, new or this city, rermerly or Pittsburg,
was nrresled here yesterday nfternoen
charged w ith einbezi-llng ?.H.r.41, as oxecuter
of thoestnteef Win. Melnng, nf Pittsburg.
When the officer ennie for him with the nec
essary .tpers te-day he clalmed te be tee
sick te be taken tn Pittsburg. j physician
was called in and certified that It would be
ilangoreus te move him that dlstance new.
jVccerdlngly he was taken te Harper hospi
tal and an otllcer placed te watch hlm.
Habeas corpus proceedings will be begun in
his behalf.
The Srterett dale Ter Twenty j cars.
Gi.oueKSTl.lt, Mass., June 17. The schoo scheo schoe
Alert arrived this morning rrem Grand
Hanks and reports June nth a grent gnle
swept ever the Hanks from W.-S.-W., last
ing twenty-four hours and doing consider censidor consider
ablo damage te American and French fishing
vessels. It is feared n niunber or vessels
foiindercd, ns large quantities of wreckage
wero seen, The Alert had her decks stvept,
losing six dories and received ether damage.
The gale wns the most sovere telt for 20
years.
Chaunrey St. Uepew a Hsllreail I'renldent.
Nkw Yerk, June 17, It Is stated en Wall
street this morning that Chauncey M. Depew
will be olected te the presidency of the Xew
Yerk Central.
At a special meeting of the directors et the
Xew Yerk Central railroad te-day Chauncey
M. Depew was elected president. His elec
tion was unanimous. Hrastus Corning was
olected n director.
Killed by u Full.
IlALTiMeitii, June 17. Parly this mom
Ing, 12. 8. Prlme roll overtho baluster en Iho
second lloer or his resldonce, Xe. 870 St,
Paul street, nud was Instantly killed. Ills
neck was dislocated. He was en his way te
clese the windows In the rear of the house,
when the neddent occurred. Mr. Prlme
wasn well-known gauger, and the inventer
of Prime's red, which Is used by the govern
ment Ter gauging nil ever the country.
A Murderer Arretted.
Williamstown, X. V., June 17. Sam
Andersen, who murdered Wash Osbern,
near Dry Hid go, nnd who has been at large
for twenty years, was arrested here last
night.
i ii
The Uuecn at WluiUer,
Londen, June 17. The queen arrived at
Windser te-day. Her niajeity appeared te
be in geed health and spirits,
MAllHtKli ON A llT.r.AK HVOT. H
A WcdilhiB l'nriy Ijntul en it Wild Part r Ijike
Michigan.
CiiiCAde, Jnne 17. jV tug-beat or jioeplo
wcnt2j; miles out In the lake last oveiilng
te the Crib, a solid stene strticture through
which llowslhe wnlcr that sorves the needs
of Chicago's Inhabitants. Itlsoxpnsed nl all
seasons of the year te Iho nngry elements.
The winds whlstle and howl around it, nnd
the waves constantly beat ujen nnd some seme some
tlmes dash evor It. In winter II Is surround
ed by linmonse flelds or Ice. Xotwithsfand Xetwithsfand
Ing lis Isolated location nnd Its npparcnt
undcscrlbablcnessasn place or residence, It
has nlwnys been customary te have n man at
the Crib te koep lis pert heles clean or Ice
and debris, In order that the water might
flew fioely. Fer nearly flve years past, Cap
tain Charles McKce, nn old mid well known
frcshfaced mariuer, has dwelt thore with his
family. Last evcnlng it was the sceno or the
marrlage or his yeungest daugliter, Miss
Lucy A. McKce te Cleorge 11. Drewn. It was
te witness the coreniony that tlie gay ttig ttig
lieat lead went out te the bleak spot.
THE OOYEIIXOH Oh' TEXAS FINElf.
Arrested nnilMiiktcil In the Sum et WlOfernn
Alleged (Inllnnnre Violation.
Austin, Texas, June 17. Gov. Ireland had
occasion te visit the railway station yester
day nnd ordered the driver efhls cniria'jote
step en the crossing, where the governor was
calmly awaiting the nrrlvnl efn train, when
nleng came a big policeman and ordered hlm
te move along oil the crossing. The street is
what Is termed n " blind " street and hence
tlie governor argued that he wns net en a
crossing nnd finally told the policeman that
he would koe hlm in sheet befere he would
mete. The policeman then arrested the
gotcrner, made him drlve te the station, mid
charged hlm with violating n city ordinance.
Tlie case came up befere the recorder, and
his excellency was lined $10 and eesK The
line wns paid.
V-tcii Injured In a stKn Cimi h.
Sa jVmu-i.e, Tex., June 17. It Is learned
that a serious accident occurred Monday te
Iho sla&e conch running from hilcue te
Han Angela W'hcn near Heck liluil, just be
yond the Colerado I'.iver, the herses became
frightened and rauetr, upsetting the stage.
J. J. Corkey, or HL Leuis, J. F. Walters, of
Savannah, Ma, and four ether passengers
were badly lnjunnlnnd have been can led te
Hunnels City for treatment. One lady had an
arm and leg broken. Mr. Cerkey cannot
Jjurvlve, W. A. Wright, nf San Aiigeln.was
thL9.nly passenger out or 8 who csca-ied lin
injureu. The stagn was drawn by reur
horses, xfoe became unconirellablo and ran
several mridVT'10 accident rcnrred nn a
rocky read en nfti,wn grade,
Derrejueil CallfenaVheat Yield,
Han FnANdsce, Jnnol'-The Cull to
day publishes crop reports frerilV1" principal
wheat growing counties of the kV5I- The
figures show the yield te be oveir-tiiler
previous estimates nnd that it will net execri
21,000,000 bushels, or about threo-setenth of
last year's crop. In six counties only will
there be gyer half a crop. Six counties will
give n quarter of a crop cud the remainder
w 111 net give mero than nnc-elghth of a crop.
The probabilities ate that next year's acreage
will show a large decrease, whlle the Trull
area will be largely Increased. The fruit
crop of nil kludsthrougheut the statu, except
ing n fen sections', will be largp end of gned
condition., .2',
Mllllary Neeileil te HiippreMn Itlet.
Vii.nva, June 17. Serious rioting !sro !sre !sro
jiertcd rrem Drtitin. The hands employed in
set oral or the factories tliere have been en a
strike Ter the past few days. This morning
they gathered around the entrances te the
buildings nnd attacked a number of hands
whn had been engaged te rcphtce them. A.
fight ensued, which seen assumed such large
proportions that the military had te be called
out. A fight lietween the rioters and the
troops followed, duiingwhlch eight soldlers
and fully n dozen civilians were seriously
Injured, drent excitement prevails nnd fears
are entertained .that the rioting, will be re
newed. milieu Death or u German lLireu.
IlHlu.lv, June 17. Field Marshall H.iren
Ven Manteiiflel, gnverner of the provinces of
AKice nnd Lerraine, died qulte suddenly nt
Carlsbad, nt which place he was sojourning
for his health, at 0 o'clock this morning. The
news of his death following se closely en
that of Priuce Frederick Charles, has greatly
shocked the emperor. He ismtich prostrated
nnd says that all his friends are dying oil.
The baron was born in lSOIi.
Tears iirun Kxtenslte Fleml.
Alten. 111., June 17. A series of terrible
thunder storms has prevailed in this city
slnce last Friday. The river has risen two
feet within the past 21 hour-, and is still ris
ing an Inch an hour. The Heed is equal te
that or 1SS!, and the Missouri is nlse rising.
Mnny nbscnorsfear ns oxtenslye nn oer eer oer
llewas thnt of 1811. The horrors nnd de
struction or such it Heed along the new
thickly sottled banks of the riter would be
indoscrlbable.
MUsIng With smiie Chili l'uiids.
Ciiioaeo, Jnne 17. The Cook enmity
Democratic, dub is nn tiioerge of bank
ruptcy because Prank Harris, the cbib cellec
ter, has disappeared, as is supposed with thn
books und funds of the club. He had lately
been industriously collecting dues, but has
made no repert, and has net been seen fnr
seme days. It Is lielietcd that he has a large
amount or money with him.
Deadly Mexican Election Illets.
Lwti'DO, Mexice, June 17. Further par
ticulars from Lampases, state of Xou e Leen,
Mexico, regarding the election riot en Sun
day nre te the efiect thnt three men wero
killed outright, mid the first alcalde et the
city seriously wounded. It Is said that he is
in n dying condition. A riot also occurred at
Monteroy Sunday night nfter the closing of
the polls, Three men were killed and ns
many mero seriously wounded.
Tlie Cholera In Spain,
MAnnin, June 17. Ten deaths from
cholera occurred hi this city yesterday.
Nlnety r.itnl cases nre reported from the city
of Mun-Ia.
l'illtnr TnttelliiRln Stle.
Kl 1'ase, Texas June 17. A special Pull
man car passed down tlie Mexicau Central
last night te bring up the editorial party
from the City of Mexice.
WiM Tit EH ntOllA IllI.ITIEM.
The Condition of the llaremeter and Ther
mometer and Indications for the Mernm.
Washington, D. C, June 17. Fer the
Mlddle Atlantic stales, clearing cooler
weather, northwestoily winds, becoming
variable, rising barometer.
Lecal rains have fallen In the districts,
followed In Iho Upper Mississippi nnd Mis
souri vnlleys nuil Lnke regions by clearing
weather.
The winds nre generally variable lu nit
districts, except in the Seuth .Vtlantle states,
where they Ihey are southwesterly. The
temperature has remained nearly sUitlenary
In Xew Kngland, the Hull States, the Upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys, and Upper
Lnke region, and has ftllen from 10 te 20 de
grees in the Mlddle Atlantic states and
Lewor Lake riglen, nnd slightly in Ten.
nossee and the Ohie valley nud Seuth
Atlantic, states.
Fen Tmmsi'AV Fair weather, with
slowly rising tempernture,ls Ind lea ted for the
Middle Atlantle states, Teiinessoe and Ohie
valley and Lewer Lake region, witli fulr
cooler weather in the Xevf England states.
iniMVn MItCT l)4V0"
-j-vtiuiu iiiuei I t.X-r
. i '
Aini,
j uit Mii-iiUi-JiiiM.lwj:xniTUEESOl
.
jus eirx recKET. -t"
l'rolenser lllley Mnjr Net In thn future
Tun hitlntle t'xninlnntlen el the -
tomef thn Ilelphln-Uther Heetj
Notes from the Nntlennl Capital.
..-3
Wasiiinoten, I). C June 17,:
Comptroller Dcnham te-dny disallowed 1
accounts or ox-CemmissIonorof Asrrlcul
Loring, nggregating f20,0W), for expenses 1
curred In the purchase of seed, eta it
T.nrltifr ntift 1i(m tinii.tuitinit ,.itl Im l.l.ki'-.
UnmiQlltln ftl llm ntnnniit ..
,.......w .. ...u .....,...MU j (
xiie nrst cempiruuer also tleclued tlut Vt
Hlley cannot lcgnlly recolte nay for his i
vices as entomologist or the depatimente
agrlculture, nnd nt the same tlme ns"ura(
or Insects nt the national museum. If i
Chaiifics In the JMcillcal Iltainlu rs. fV
W AsiiiNdTe.v, D. C. June 17. A numbMrS
nf changes have licen inade by CominKs'ettjJtff-
jnntK in me lorce of medical examine
At Des Molnes, Iowa, Doctors HpeuceVI
.u. iuce aim u. , wmouse liave been ajf ajf
peinted, and Dr. Oca P. Hanawnlt, retlred.
nt Dubuque, Iowa ; Drs. Mlcliael K. CeivJ
nelly mid .Marshal M. Waplcsappeintedhrf
nr. jeim Jj. low Is retired ; nt Cedar HapidS. .
Iowa, Drs. A. D. Poeronnd I.HJah W. ItV '
npiHiiuicu, nnd Dr. Jehn W. Legrange tt
tired ; nt Detroit, Midi., Drs. William Drady j
and Augustus Kelscn appointed, nnd ttr
Liigcne Smith retired. Dr. L. Drewn, wl
Is appointed ene of the new beard at Me-"''
ttreger, town, wns the surgeon who dressed'
Commissioner Hlnck's wounds nfter thn Iwa."
He nf l'rnlrln firnrn. Ai-knnn. '4.'
' 'iVMl
A Number of Important Appointment! ftji
tvAsiiiNOTON, ii. u., .iiine 17. The prew-I
iieni made the loiiewing appointments thi :
morneon : ,,
Jehn H. Stnlln. of Ohie. nibiUlnr In Ilelt-'S
Hayllss W. Hnnna, of Indiana, minister tdfpl
jrgentlue Jtepubllc &eA
Charles A. Daiigherly, of Pennsylvanhva
secretary el legalleu In Heme. i
Win. Alden, of New Yerk, censutJf
general te Heme. ffi
Piorce M. II. Yeung, of Georgia, Cens
MMinntl In St. l-e!eflnir iiM
(Vtiuiitu l"!nni-nAtt- e. ,- r v- t -23
w.,j..,,. .......j ,,. n,i,n ui 4, J.ftafc
uciiasi.
Kdward Cainpliaiisen, or Pa., ntXaples,
Francis II. C.allmy, of .V. Y., at Kingsten
Jehn M. llircll. nl W. a . nt Xnt-nsnk!. 53
Oscar Hlschntr, of Knnsas, at Sonneborg.
Hichard 11. Stoddard, of X. Y., at Athens. J
j iiL-ouero t . Downs, ni t ennecticut, at,'.'!
Quebec.
M. J. Xew mark, of el at Lyens.
Wm. 11. MofTett, of,N. J., at Hcirut.
J. C. Monagheu, of B. L, at M'annlieiin.
Wallace Jenes, of Fla., at' Messina,
National Cap I till 2iet?tfi- s.
tt .SKiy.-HiiTii, i. u,junu K.rtef-M
Kndicett'wpnt tn DosteiCuthLs nrift
fVretary 1'Jiiliiey win leva. here fajyejj
Yen.""'
' I-uveiitlnn if ii!t.ttiM
nles if
statue.
has
Knsign
Is-en ordered tcUf
. ;
nt
by court-man
j..d.v lorKierscariUity
I'n... - , - -" -B
eus conduct
i j. .K" " sme
lllw In -.. ... - - '
meney entrusted
v -.... -!.,-
The arguments
icuiirt-t-
WW&-..J
the court for llnal ucttcn.
Fifteen large IexW--fs)iila()InKJs
presented te the gaveriuuMiTlryriC
have been received nt tiie wictfemrt
It has net yet been decided wheretlitTj
will b finally placed. -5WB1!
What Jehn itertch Snrt.
Xew Yekk, June 17. A.TJnite&Pr
reporter called en Jehu Keach, ' thtH Mitp
uttiiuer, te tiay, 10 asK mm wiiaiiie.juM xei
say in relation te the repert that
tary Whitney's examiiilng beard hadlcajj
demned the Delphin. Mr Itatehsjiii lie'j
had no efilclal Information te Jin's effect Untt-J
tlie Delphin has been condemned by .Nfc
wimneys nearu, ana it weuui w nnrease
able te expect me te reply te n comment e3
repen, uie oinciaiexisience ettvuicii 1 1
net of. "When I sce the efllcinl repertAi
continued Mr. Hoach, "it will be time then, j
perhaps, te nsk me w hat I have te say," JM
JCJH
A Illg IjuhI l'atcut .SHinille.
Ottawa, Canada, June 17. In connection
Willi tne jNertliwct tronble it has ceme out'
that mi efilclal of the department of tkejj
inioner named ltouert ljaug, wue
wns sent seme tlme age te theify
Northwest by the goverinuent te ndjustva
certain land claims, has been issuing
bogus land iwtcnts te settlers in the Xerth-
w est and pocketing the meney. An investl-!
iaiiuu i new iiiu uu, ma ic5 yet it J- iut
posslble te knew the extcnt te which the J
unfertunate settlers have been victimized byi
,, ... ... , i.... , i i vt
Lang, who. finding out that he had been deSj
let-led lu his fraudulent operations, left for;'
the United States. It Is bclloted that Lang-a
was net mono in uie ntiiu patents swinuie,!
mid that several prominent Individuals cviU39
shertlj be shown te have been associated?
with hlm.
Iho Liberty Hell N'e.iiinjr Its Heme,
Hm.timeiim, June 17. The old Llbertra
bell loll isaiiiiiiore nt 1:10 p. m. ter rniiauei-.
phla with nn escort of leading cltlrens freu"
the twociues ewuneans nnu '.-uiiaueipnM;
The Philadelphia party arrived at 11 o'elookS
and Indudes Mnyer Smith, Chief of Police'
Stewart and a number of ceuucilmen. There;
wero no nrraugements mnde here for the for
tnnl reception of the visitors. The "1
claiiner of Liberty" wns visited from earlra
,tifilir. until tlm l1in rF dnn.rlnra hxr "
crowds of peeple, the ladles vielng ryltlji
the gcntlemen In paying their respects. wl
Duncan Cltixs Lewer tholle-erd.
San Fiiam'i-ce, Cal., June 17. At Cen-
tral nark, yesterday, Duncan D. Ress at
tempted te lower the records el Davidsen, eCg
Ldinburgli, Scotland, mm succoeueu. ins
scere was : Slxtoen-iwind hnmmer, DavicL'ij
son, 10J feet ; Ress, 109 feet, 2 lneheira
Twcito-peuuii umnmer, d.iviuseu, uaiuttuji
0 inches ; Ress, I'll feet, 0 inches. Twentyi
euu-puuiut iiauuiiur, iuviimuu, te iuui., jii.uw,ii
82 feet, 2jf Inelies. Putting 10-pound welgbt'S
Owen Dully, Hdlnburgh, 13 feet, 4i Inchef-'i
Ress, 12 Teet, 7J Inches. Throwing Ou-peuB
welght, Davidsen, 2(1 feet, I inch ; Ress, !
feet, (I Inches.
Itllicil ill it i rviijiii, iiivi-H, j?a
Hi. Pase, t'ex., June 17. .v ireigiK iraiu
going West en the (lalvesten, llarrlsbur
A San Anlenia read tvns uainy wreeKe
yesterday 20 miles from Sanderson, by,i
washnuL A brnkemeu uaiued l'oter Mltr;
ray was instantly kllled. The englne nntti
eighteen cars wero totally wrecked.
Tim llnllihlll Acrnlll. t3
WAHitiNineN, June 17. Secretary wuit
........ .
nev this nfternoen ordercd that the dLspati
steamer Delphin be deckod ut Xew YerV3
for the purpose of having her ixittouiexaii
Iiied.
The Iliiuil or the Sew Collector.
The bend or Jehn T. MacQonlgle iu
suiuoftlOO.OOOaslnternal rovenue celle
oftlieXIntli district wns signed thisi
Ing and forwarded te Washington for-1
nretul. The bendsmen nre D. J. McClr
tieergu IV. -liuuu, r. n. njicuuvj, j3jui
Haberbiihh and Jehn MeOevern, el Overfc
',. . 11...1 u kj ij..A..nH xrinl.
Hradrerd ceuniy. They were jusiiuea
fore Prothenotniy Sklles this morning,
A riHArv Alinut ltv. Aleretlltli.
u
The police authorities of Reading iiav
i-tV
rocelvetl a communication from rutsbur,;.
asking whether "Rev." Mr. Meredith WM
wanted there. j
ts
- v
-