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VOLUME XXI NO. 250.
LANCASTER, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1885.
PRICE TWO CEN
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LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.
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HKOHETAllY OF STATE EOH 1X1HA
Tin: sAusnviiY cahixet.
IX
An t'.ngllsli Lord Who lit Married In tlin
Daughter etii Wealthy New Yorker-Cern-piirntliely
l'.Mir Until Ileltecelved HI
I'lescut Ciililnet Appointment.
Tlie stnlouient is made that tlie presence or
Lord Randelph Churchill In tlie cabinet of
tlie Marquis of Salisbury, means thonon.ro thenon.ro thonen.ro
novval or tlie crimes nctfer Ireland. If this
is tlie case the Conservatives begin olllee
Itli tlie adoption or a policy in regard te
Ireland which was Hadlc.il until Churchill
thrust It down the threat of Ills party. That he
should be able te de tli is and, at the same tluie
assume tlie responsible olllee of socretary or
state rer India, is the most romarkable Tact in
connection with the transler of political
power from oue party te the ether in the
United Kingdom and Ireland. l,eid ICni.
ilulph Churelilll.kiiews nothing or ofllce rou
tine, and his lltnosser ueu-lltness for the nit nit nit
pointment given him has te be doiuenstiated;
but he is a leader nuda power which had te
be reckened with in the formation of the
cabinet.
He is the third son of the sixth Dukn et
Marlborough, Inte lord lieutenant of Ire
land, and brother of the present duke. Ills
mother was the daughter of the Marquis of
Londonderry. He was born in the year
1810. In 1S7I he was graduated at Oxford.
Three years after he was elected a niember of
the Heme of Commens, mid lias held the
neat evor Hi nee. Should .Sir Stallbrd North Nerth North
ceto be given .in earldom, and honre taken
se-U In the Heuso of Lords, Churchill would
lead his parly in the Commens.
The young statesman is an able debater,
und cuiplejs vigorous language in the ex
pression and dolense of Ills views, which as
legard te exceptional legislation for Ireland,
me sometimes net in harmony with these of
his party. He distrusts ltussla and is o e
posed te concession when British Inlerostsnre
assilled. In this rosneet he ami the Marquis
of Salisbury are in full accord. Peace, may
be maintained with Russia, the Liberal oppo eppo oppe
Hltloii, led by Mr. Gladstone, being tlie ma
jority In the Uouse of Commens, nnd belng
able thorcfero te displonse the ministry should
grave occasion arise. At the same tiine there
is greater danger or war new that the Mar
quis of Salisbury takes the place of the Karl
orGrauville as secretary or statu Ter foreign
utl.iirs. Increased Irritation between the
powers engaged in negotiation might easily
come nbeut, and create a war leellng in
England which would gle tlie Conserva
tives a majority in the election te take place
next fall.
Lord Churchill Is married te Miss Jeremo,
eldest daughter el Mr. Leenard Jereme, or
New Yerk city. Until his present appoint
ment he was a comparatively peer man,
worth only 2,000 n year.
run niiAit aonnex's Jn.titu.s.
The Miukliig I'p Hit Gle tlin i:ii;tlh (ierrii
intuit Ter Ittt Indecision.
A cable disintch te the New Yerk J'eil saj-s
of the" Diaries of Gorden at Khartoum " te
be published by Kegan, Paul it Trench nt
Louden, that the contents nre awaited with
the livoliest lntorest.
The diaries fill 3'J.'i fuges, and there are
l.W pages of npcudlx. The diaries are a
strange medley, and were written evidently
in porleet sincerity, but varying in
style, manlier and subject from page
te page. One page will be an
abstruse statistical discussion of the
sesial and ixilitlcal aspect of the Kgyptiau
problem. Then fellows, perhaps, n page
reading like a Biblical commentary, with
many scriptuial quotations and cress refer
ences giving Gorden's peculiar views, which
thoedlters have been coin polled te make a
great cllbrt te explnln In feet-notes. Then
suddenly will come a bit of reiiiinisconce of
llh) in Knglaud or oUewhere, orastery about
seme Arab child. Then he turns aside te
discuss Ills own feellngs and habits, and ends
perhaps witn a iiiiiny sietcii inunwcu ny me
declaration that he is resigned te Ged's will.
Much is underlined.
The following extracts will gieau iilea of
the varying character of the diary and of
Gorden's opinions :
" I am tossing up in my mind whother, IT
this plnce Is taken, te blew up the palace and
all in it, or be taken end with Ged's help
maintain the laith, and IT necessary stiller for
it. I think I shall elect for the last."
" Frem a professional military point el
view, speaking materially, I wish I was the
Mahdi. I would laugh iitall Kurope."
"Fer my part 1 am always frightened, ami
very much se. I lear the futuioef all en
gagements. It is net tlie fear of death; that
is past, thank Ged. llutlfeardele.it audits
consequences te us. The near approach et
the Mahdi has net troubled me. 1 have al
ways felt that ViO should meet face te face
ere the matter ended." (It will be remem
bered that Gorden's head was taken before
the Mahdi, according te the latest ac
counts.)
"I own te having been very insubordinate
te her majesty's government, but it is my
nature. I cannot help it. I knew if I was
chiel I would never employ myself, feri
am an Incorrigible. 1 am net going down
te history as the ciuse of this expedition. I
decliue the imputation. I came te deliver
the garrison." (Tills is constantly re
peated.) "Tlie waste or money and expense or lire
by the present expedition is utterly due te
tlie indecision of our goveruiuout."
"I hate our diplematics. I think, with
few exceptions, they are arrant humbugs."
Here fellow sn funny sketch of two diplo
matists, initialled K. X. and II. G., discuss
ing the above statement. J
" Put yourself in iny position. If you say,
Make n ranid retreat and leave Kemt.tr te its
lute,' I will say, 'Ne, I would sooner die
IlisL' Il'ynusav, 'Theu you are no longer
governor general,' then I am nil right. All
responsibility Is en you." This Is repealed
again and again, and 'is the key of Gorden's
whele view.
" If any emissary letter comes oideiing
me te leave, I w ill net obey it, but will stay
hore, fall w Itli the town, and run nil risks."
The last entry is en December 14, and says:
" New mark this : If tlie expeditionary foice
(and I ask for no mere than 'J00 men) de net
come In ten days, the town may fall. I have
done my best ter the honor of my country.
GiKHl-bye."
The appendix contains a letter of nine
pages from the Mahdi te Gorden, telling of
the capture or Stewart nnd the consuls, giving
the contents of many of Gorden's dlsjiatches,
nud adding: " Me nover ml-s any your
news," and summoning him te Iieceiuna
Moslem or huricnder. Gorden's only com
ment en this letter was, " Couieon."
Throughout the diary it is stated that the
help of Turkey was the solution of the Sou Seu
dim. .Se Jtoeiu te llury the Drail lu NelT Yerk.
Sexten Wells, who Interred auother body
it a vault in St, Paul's churchyard, nt 11 road
way urnl Voaey utreeU, 'ew Yerk, Wedues.
day, says thore Is no room for any mere, ex
cept as the crumbling bones from tlme te
tlme croate n vacancy. ".I think 1 liolievo In
emulation," Bald he. "What we nre going
te de for Npace te bury our dead In I don't
knew. Orecnwoed eometory already has n
population of 200,000 nnd will seen hnve no
room at nil. It will be nceessary te go nwny
from the city for burial."
rr.Arixa like school tuns.
Lanrnater Defeated by Trnilen Showing Much
Depreciation In Tlielr l'lajlng.
l-'or the reason that the Lancaster club had
played such geed ball en thelr trip, the pco pce pco
ple el this city wero w llllng te overlook thelr
ilofeats In Newark, en Mendny nud Tuesday.
Vosterday n large crowd gathored at the park
exporting te fioe n geed gaine with the Tren Tren
eon. In tills they wero disappointed, nnd
borero the gaine was ever the nudlonce was
threughly disgusted with the home club.
Someof theui played mera Uke a let of school
boys than professional men, nnd thelr errors
were inade nt the most critical times
In the gaine. Fer instance, in the secend
lulling, when thore wero two men en bases
n rather het ground ball was sent te Floed.
He should have stepped lt,but It went through
him te the fonee. After recovering It, he al
lowed It te drop from his hand again and by
the time It was llelded the batter himself
and two ethers wero home. P.irker was but
little hotter In left field and had a cnuple of
very ugly and d imaging errors. Outsidaef
Kuodell, the visitors played well in the
Held. The catching of that player was
miserable ami he allowed no less than four
runs te be scored en passed balls, whllea
number of men reached first nfter having
three strike.
Smith pltched for the home club nud he
wns well peuudnd, especially by the peer
hitters or the Jersey team. T'lernan was
also hit quite lroely, but It Is very certain
that he Is tee much by rar Ter the home club.
The score, in full, Is hore :
TUENTON. I II
A)K J LAKUAHTKn.
Ill 11 f A. .
"i TIN
I a i l
0 01 41 J
0 i, ;t l
II u 1 2
1 2 1, 2
2 I 1 U
1 1 1 '
2 I'll 0
iKien'ii
-M
Hhut7.llue.l.
Kerciiis. I...
0 i Parker. 1..
iU)hini'i(i.c...
Tlurnmi, p. I 1
.Mcelt, I 1
Winner, r. 1
M'Llek'yiii n
Murpliy, . 'i
llreiitlinrH.'J I s
KihmK'II, e .' '-
. Hiianil,'.'. .
I1 M'Tnm'y.ui
U.!lieimli1,,1,.
llSinlth, p..
0! Floed, r ....
1 Tonmev. m ,
Muck, 1 ,.
1 1
a e
U 4
5 '
8 1
Total.
IS 14'2T II
Total. ..
INMNIIS.
M 1 t
.. .() t 2
Trt'iilen
tatllClxtUI
0-11
11-8
HCMUAIir.
Kanicil inns Ttcntnti.A: l.niiuasli'r, . Twe
Iihie hits sinlih. lireiillieiH.rarker. 'I lircolmie
lilts Knoilell, Mack. I.ert mi li wet Tieliten,
I! : l.uiir liter, H. strU(. nut Trenlun, I ; l.un
cutcr.a. Hues en billi Trenten. I j Luncn
lev. 1. 1'iuieil fjiills Ulilltelil, 1; Knntlell, 3.
Willi pllrhti-suillh. 1 : Ticruaii, 3. 'llme of
piune Twe noun una se minuted. Umpire
ltellanil.
Games played yesterday At Baltimore,
Athletics 10, llaltlmore -I ; nt Pittsburg, St.
Leuis", Pittsburg 0 ; at Brooklyn, Brooklyn
111, Mets ". ; nt Chicago, Chicago 1, Philadel
phia Hi at St. Leuis, Bosten IS, St. Leuis 3;
at lliitlale, New Yerk -t, BullaleO; at Detroit,
Prnvideiice7, Detroit 0; nt Atlantic City, Vir
ginia 11, Atlantic City Si j at Washington,
National 111, Norfolk 5.
Diamond Hen.
Cushiuaii pitched for the Met-s yesterday.
Helland is the best umpire Laucaster lias
seen yet.
The Philadelphias cannot hit Clarksen, of
the Chicago.
The umpires et the Southern League are
causing niore trouble than the locusts.
Pieiseii, Inte or the Newark, was given a
trial by the Mets, yesterday, and he lest the
gaine by making si errers.
There is talk el releasing seme men en the
Lancaster club, and no one would blame the
mnnngemcut if they did.
The Trenten club has arranged te play
games in Williamsport, Friday and Satur
day. They leav e Lancaster te-morrow morn
ing. Umpire Decker, whose decisions in St St
Leuis yesterday, gave se much dissatisfac
tion, sent In his resignation last night te the
presldent of the league.
The Lancaster pitchers cannot blame ethers
for the misorahle work this week. The hits
made en them In the last three games have
been : Wetzel, 17 ; Deagle, lit, and Smith,
Ohllield is compelled te de considerable
work just new en the Laucaster club, but he
does it well. Besldes belng ene of the finest
catchers In the Kostern League, he Is hitting
the ball right en the nose.
The players of the Trenten club nre quak
ing In thelr beets. They knew that they
must iiinke room for four or the Jersey City
players, but don't knew who will have te
leave. There will be a free shaking up In
that club in a Tew days.
It is strange that s ucli peer ball-players as
theso comprising the Brooklyn ami Balti
more clubs have the nerve te kick when a
geed man is brought among them. Yester
day Barnie showed that he possessed mere
ceurage than tlie Brooklyn management.
Barnie did net want an Lastern League
club in Baltimore, and new u nine in tint
association would scarcely think it worth
whlle te play such a peer team as tlie Balti
more. They are dc lea ted every day, either
by mess-back nines or theso of their associa
tion. In Baltimore, yesterday, Greer, latoef the
Ironsides and Westminster clubs, was put
In the catch for the home team. Llke the
Brooklyn, the big boys refused te work with
the young playeis, who played an oxcellont
game. Kuislle acted like u sulky school
hey, whlle .Manning and Maciillar played
miserauiy. iiie game was u uisgraceiiu ex
hibition of professional ball playing, and
niter the game Manager Barnie released Kim
sliunud Mamiingaud susponded Casey,wlth
a heavy line.
COLLi:3K Nl'.WS.
The event of the day at the Duukurd Nor Ner
mal school commencement, nt Huntingdon,
Pa., was the meeting el the alumni. Alter
nlne successful yearsthis institution, founded
te promote higher education among a class
who formerly conslderod education of
any kind unnecessary, If net ungodly, gath
ered together Wednesday mero than fifty
graduates.
Wednesday aftei neon the annual meeting
of the Alumni association of Urslnus college,
Collegevillo, Pa., took placeatid In the oven even oven
iiigtlienlumul oration was delivered by He v.
A. B. Markley, or Millersvllle. Immo Imme Immo
diately nfter the ovenlng's oxerclses the alum
ni banquet In the dhiina rooms et Prospect
Torrace. Friday the commencement will
occur.
The beard et trustees or Dolaware cellege,
at Newark, has voted te abolish the coeduca
tion of the sexes at that Institution, and also
accepted President PurneU's resignation.
Dr. William II. Purnellwaselecled president
lirteen years age, and In 1872 iiitieduced the
coeducatlon system. He coos te Frederick
female seniinary, Frederick City, Md. His
place in Nevvark Is net yet fllled.
Yale, Washington aiulJoflerson, Lafayette,
Ln Salle, Harvard nnd Dickinsen colleges
held their commeticoiiionts en Wednesday.
llloeil-Tlility Cureer of An Insane Munlcrer.
The H30 Washington train en the New
Kugland read, Wednesday night, conveyod
from Bosten a bleed-thirsty wretch who for
a do7en years has tenanted n solitary cell in
the Massachusetts state's prison. The Invol
untary pissenger was James Brnvvn, a Por
tuguese negre, who, in 1805, killed his cap
tain nt sea nud drank his bleed from the
cloven skull. He was tried and convicted In
the United Slates court in Bosten, nnd sen
tenced te death, but m 1S07 his soutenco was
commuted te life Imprisonment nud since
that time he has committed no less than
twenty-six murderous assaults en follow fellow follew
prlsoners nnd efllclals or the prison. All ef
forts te tame him hnve failed and for several
years no human hand has ventured within
the gratings of his cell deer. Visitors who
have curiously peeicd into the Iren room
nave instinctively iu;enei mm te a nger m a
inanngerle, for his bleed-thirsty eyes and hlu
constant pacing back nnd forth nnve made
this compuisen the most fitting.
A row days age, much te the roller or the
warden, an order was procured for Brown's
lemeval te the Government Insane asylum
nt; Washington, and United States Marshal
Banks nud his deputy, Galleupe, took him
te that place.
The prisoner was elosely ironed and, in ad
dition, his nriua wero pinioned behind him,
nnd with Ids guards he occupies the smoking
room of a Pullman car, a ctose watch being
constantly kept en his every motion, lest his
murderous propensity should find opportu
nity for oxerciso.
MARRIAGK LICKNSK.
i'vll text of the avt Afvnei'En nr
the aorisnNeu.
Tlie rii-nt lay ii r October Next Ilia Ijiw (lues
Inte i:ntt Tlie lluly of nil 1'ersiin Au Au
teorised te Perform MnrrliiRO Cera
iiuinli'H Tlie Penally for Xrglcrt.
Following Is the 1 Icen se net passed nt the
recent session of the legislature, and signed
by the govemor en Wednesday :
An net relating te marrlage lleonses, provid
ing for olllcers horeln indicated te Issue
llceiiBcs for parties te marry.
Suction 1. Be It enacted, Ac. That from
nnd nfter the first day of October, A. I). 1883.
no person within this commonwealth shall
be Joined lu marrlage until a 1 Icen se shall
hnve been obtained for that purpose from the
clerk of the orphans' court in the county
whero the marrliige Is porlermod, which add
llcouse shall be in form as fellows, te w It :
HtntoefPoiinsylvniil.i, )u
County or j
Te nny minister or the gospel, justlcoef the
lience, or ether olllcers or inn-sous nuthorii'ed
by low te solemtilzo marrlage:
Yeu nre hereby nuthorired te Jein together
lu the holy state of matrimony, according te
the rites nnd ceremonies or your church,
society or religious denomination, and the
laws of tlie commonwealth or Pennsylvania,
A nnd C 1).
Given under my hand and seal of the
orphans' court of said county of, at ,
this day of -, Anne Dliiiiui, ene
thousand .
, Clerk.
Fer which said license the said clerk shall
rccci ve the sum of fifty cents.
The license bhnll have nppended te it two
certlflcates numbered te correspond with the
said Uconse (ene marked original nnd ene
marked dupllcate), which shall be in lermns
fellows :
I hereby certify that en the day of
, ene thousand , at, and
were by me united in marriage in accordance
with liconse issued by the clerk of the or
phans' court of county, Pennsylvania,
numbered . Signed , Minister of the
Gespel, Justice of tlie Peace or Alderman
, and I he cortlllcate marked "original"
shall by the person solemnizing the
marriage be given te the portions married,
and the cortlllcate marked "dupllcate" shall
Iki returned te the clerk or the orphans' court
or the proer county as provided In section
of this act, Provided, That lu nil cases In
which the parties Intend s!emni7lug their
marrlage themselves, no such marrlage shall
hike plnce until the clerk of the orphans'
court of the proper county shall certify their
right se te de In declaration in the following
form :
Te A B and C D . Legal evi-
douce having been furnished te me In ac
cordance with the net of assembly approved
the day of , one thousand eight hun
dred and elghtv-flve, this certllles that 1 am
satlslled that there is no legal impediment
te you Joining yourselves together lu mar
riage. A B , Clerk.
And in lieu or the cortlllcate nlxive given
there shall be apieudcd te such declara
tion two certificates lu the following form :
We hereby certlly thuten the day of
, oue thousand eight hundred , we
unite ourselves in marrlage at , In the
county of , having first obtained from the
clerk of the orphans' court or said county a
declaration that he wns satlslled that thore
wero no existing legal Impediments te our se
doing. A 11 .
We, the undeislgned, were present at the
solemuiz-atleu of the marriage of A B
nud C 1) , as set forth in the foregoing
cortlllcate. 1) il .
Suction U. The clerk of said court shall
iirocure at the cost or the proper county, nnd
;cepn sultable book in his olllee and among
his record te be called the marrlage llcensu
docket, Jn which he shall make a complete
record of the Issuing of said licenses and all
the matters which he shall be required te
ascertain relative te the rights of said parties
te obtain said lleonses, together with their
ngesnnd resiJences.
Mr.eTia.N 3. The clerk of said court shall
inqtiire of tlie party applying for maniage
license as aforesaid en oath or afllrmatien
relative te the legality of said contemplated
marriage, and ir thore shall be no legal im
pediment tlierote, then he shall grant such
marrlage license, and If any of the persons
Intending te marry by virtue of said liconse
shall be under twenty-ene years of age, the
consent or their parents or guardians shall
be personally given Ixifore said clerk, or
certified under the hand of such parent or
guardian, attested by two adult witnesses,
and the signature of such parent or guardian
shall be properly acknowledged boleroa no
tary public or ether olHcer comiieteiit under
the law te receive acknowledgment, which
said certificate and oath shall be tiled of re
cord In said elllcc, nnd entry or the same
shall be made by said clerk en the marrlage
liconse docket, as a part or tlie roceris or the
Issuing or said license, and for which he
shall recolve us his fee the sum or Illty cents
hi addition te the marrlage license tee, nnd
If nny clerk of nny of said courts sball In any
ether manlier issue or sign any marrlage li li li
coneo he shall forfeit and pay any sum net
exceeding one thousand dollars te and for
tlie use of the party aggrcived.
Si:otien -1. Tlie cortllicate provided for
marked dupllcate In section ene or this act
shall by the parties solemnizing said mar
rlage no roiurneu, uuiy signcu, te me cierit
of tlie orphans' court who Issued the liconse,
within thirty days alter the solemnizing of
said inarrlaLre. and the said clerk. upon the
roceptlon of any cortlllcate as provlded for
herein, shall Immediately outer the same en
the docket whero the marrlage license et
said persons is recorded, or if the marrlage
be solemnized by the parties themselves the
cortlllcate of such marriage shall be signed by
thorn, nttested by two witnesses and filed
with said clerk as aforesald, and said cortlll certlll cortlll
caeo shall be Hied among the records or his
olllee ; and every minlster, justice or ether
persen who shall neglect or refuse te trans
mit said certificate te said clerk within the
tlme prescribed by Ids net shall forfeit and
piy the sum or fifty dollars ; and tlie clerk
who shall ucizlect or rofuse te make such
recerd without any additional fee shall also
forfeit and pay the sum or lllty dollars ; said
fines anil forfeitures te be for the use of the
county in which said marrlage license was
granted.
Suction 5. If any minister, justice or any
ether oillcer or poison shall solemnize tlie
marrlage coremoiiy, or shall lie altestlng
witnesses te the same, within this common
wealth, without said persens having lirst ob
tained the proper liconse, ns hereinbefore
mentioned and set forth, he or they se ofli efli
clatiug or altestlng shall forfeit and pay tlie
sum ei oue uumireii ueuars te auu mr inu
use of the county In which said marriage
was solemnized.
Six'TieN a A cortllled copy of the record
et said marrlage liconse nnd cortlllcate. under
the hand of said clerk and seal or said court,
shall be recelved ln all courts el thin com
monwealth as prima facia ovidence of said
marrlage botvveou the parties thorelu named.
Si:otien 7. Any line or ferfeiture arising
te the county or any party, persen or persens
ln consenuonco of the violation of uny of the
proceding sections of this net, shall be recov
ered by nn action of de lit in the name of said
party, persen or persons or county as plain
tills in the same maimer as ethor debts nre
rocevorablo by law with the usual costs in
nny court or recerd in nny county of this
commonwealth in which tliodefciidnut or do de
fondants shall be found.
Sixtien 8. Section two of tlie net of Feb
ruary fourteenth, ene thousand seven hun
dred nnii tinny, oniiiieu -n supplement te
the net proveutlng clandestlnu marriage "
be and tlie same is hereby repealed, nud nil
laws nnd parts of laws Inconsistent herewith
nre horeby ropealed.
Smart Detectives MUtukeu.
F. It. Theric, of Chicago, nrrived at Illdeau
Iake, Ontario, recently te enjoy seme fish
ing. He noticed two inrit watching him
closely. He subsequently get acquainted
with them and they went fishing together.
Lauding en an Island te partake of refresh refresh
ments, Thorpe was drugged nnd splrited
nway. When he came te his sonses he vas
told that he was Scott, the Manhattan bank
embezzler, who decamped witli 1(10,000. The
strangers were detectives, who were after the
f 5,000 reward oll'ered for Scott Thorpe seen
iiroveu his identity and was released, the do de do
iertlvc bearing uU bis expenses.
AH.IAH.tlXATIOX IX WEST MtUINIA.
Attempt te Kill it Itepulillcau fUUttir Avlin
Wan United a Traitor te III Party.
Grnflen, W. Vn., has been exclted evor the
sheeting, with Intent te kill or the Hen. Goe.
A. Dunnlngten, odlterof the Sentinel, nnd
ene of the best known men In the state. Tlie
cnusoeftho dastardly crlmels suposed te
be set forth lu the following nnonymetts lot let
tor received by Mr. Dunnlngten n fevv days
age, but which he nt the tlme kept secret :
OllAKTON, June 15.
Dunninoten : Wodeii'twantnuydamiiod
traitors In our jmrty. If you have made a
bargain with McOravv, ceme out and sny se,
se we will knew which slde you are en. We
don't want te lake n paper which pretends te
be HeiHibllcau and is published In the Inter
ests or the Demecrats. McCermlck is right,
nnd you nre n ronngnde Demecrat, I bollevo
you find better leave tills town, or you might
wnke up soma morning nnd find yourselfin
hell. 1 sce by the Kagle that you talk pri
vate te McGraw. Yeu had liotter soil out te
him nnd lie dnne with 1L A man who will
kick n Republican out of olllee ain't n geed
Republican, and ought te be run out of town.
Damn you, go, or we will make you.
HKruni.iOAN.
The McGraw roferrod te In this epistle Is
the recently appointed Democrntle collector
orinternal rovenue Ter this state, vfce Mc Mc
eormlck, Republican, ousted by the oxertlons
or Dunnlngten nud the Whoellng Inlelli'cn
cer. Dunnlngten saw lit te treat the letter vvltii
contempt. Last night he attended the toin tein toin
rteraneo state con volition as reporter for the
Whoellng Intelligencer. After the adjourn
ment he remained In the telegraph olllee
until alter midnight. On returning te his
hotel n man sprang out of an alley way and
levelcd a revolver at his liead. Dunnlngten
struck down the pistol just as tlie trigger
was pulled, nnd the ball passed through his
leg. The wotild-be assassin fled, nnd, do de do
splte tlie closest search, has net lioen found.
mil vex te avi'vinEnr shame.
Tlie Ilreniiriil Hcrle of Crimen of nn Apparently
inanition Farmer.
Themas I. Reach, Kl years of age, reslded
for inore than a quarter of a century en ene
tlie most pleasant farms in Indian River
Hundred, a few miles from Lewes, Del. His
life seemed te boas blameless nnd his reputa
tion for Integrity was se great that for years
he fwes arbitrator of illsputcs between his
neighbors. His wife was seme years younger
than hlinseirnnd ene or the loveliest women
in the county. They brought up six child
ren, the youngest of whom Is a 13-yenr old
daughter named Annie.
On Tuesday night Mr. Reaeli committed
suicide under shocking circumstances. Fer
some months past Mrs. Reach had noticed
that her husband was griming melancholy
and morose, and that their youngest child
seemed te be falling phvslcally and anxious
te avoid the ether members of the family.
Annle's strength gave way, and en being
closely questioned by her mother she con
fessed that slie was about te becoiiien mother
nud that the fnther or her child was her own
father. Mrs. Reach wasalmest hoartbrekon,
and It was many hours tiefore she showed
any signs of recovery from the nervous pros
tration the daughters revelation had caused
I'ikiii hearing that his criine hail been ex ex ex
pesed the lather grew desperate. He w out te
ids room and took from n bureau drawer a
razor, with which he cut his threat from ear te
ear, but net deep enough te oausedoath. He
then went le the topmost pan of the house and
jum'ied te the ground, but even this attempt
at selfKleslructlen tdled, and he only sue.
(ceded In breaklngan arm. Bosiiiearcd with
bleed and dirt and with tern garments ami a
gashed neck, he made a thiiii nud successful
attempt. He went te tlie liarn and ten ratter
tied a rope, and climbing up en u high Isix,
lastoued the ihkise and gave the littnl Jump.
The body was found hanging from the rafter
and was se warm that it was evident that
death had occurred net mero than thirty min
utes previously. The grlel-stricken mother
Is guarded te provent nor from taking her
own life. The child, Annie, Is Inn precarious
condition.
Anether Theory AlMiut Hie l-eent.
Kimi) the IliiltlineicSnn
Dr. Leas, or Baltimore county, maliiLdns
the theory that the organ by means or which
tlie female cicada septcndeclm pierces the
twigs of trees In preparing n place for her
eggs is sulllclently sharp and strong te piorce
the skin or a human being, and that the
wounds rojHirted from tlme te time by the
country press and attributed te the digger
wasp nre in Tact produced by the female
cicada In consequence of lier mistaking the
surface upon which she has happened te
alight for a tw Ig. Making this mistake she
proceeds te Insert her ovipositor, te the great
discomfort of the person whose identity is
mistaken. The digger wasp, the doctor
thinks, is probably innocent or the crimes
laid te his charge, ir net a myth. It is con
jectured by him that the cicada eggs ence
laid under the skin may produce by thelr
prcsence n ury considerable amount or irri
tatlen and pain.
Cut Ilia New Wlfe'ii Threat und UU Own.
Karly Wednesday morning, en Meridian
street, the most fashionable thoroughfare or
Indianapolis, Ind., tlie apparently dead
bodies of a man and woman wero seen lying
in an alley with their threats cut The
patrol wagon removed them as spoedtly ns
iiossible. The bodies wero found te be theso
of P.obert Phillips, a colored lalwrcr, and his
wire. The husband had cut her threat and
then his own, using n common case-knlle.
The wound nre irlgliliui incoratiens. iiie
woman was dead, but Phillips is still allve.
It is bolieved he cannot recover. They had
been married but three months. Jealeusy
is supposed te have Isjen the caitse of tlie
murder.
Scheel Children Married.
After the graduating oxerclses et the boys'
and girls' high schools in the Academy or
Music, Reading, en Wednesday, it leaked
out that two of the graduates, Charles P.
Heirman nnd Miss Sue K. BIckley, had been
married as far back as April 0, last. Tlie
groom is the son of Rev. P. P. A. Hetliiian,
who is without a charge, and the bride is an
orphan, und when she becemes et age will
liavoulertuno of nearly 8150,000 from her
father's estatc. The groom's father per
formed the ceremony, and the brlde has
taken her rosldenco with the Helt man family.
She Is only boventoon yeara of age.
Concert lit l'cnrjn.
Iast e enlng thore was a very large cievvd
at Penryn park, en the Ijnncaster it Lobauen
railroad, whero the Pcrsoveranco band, el
Lebanon, gave n line cencert. Lxeursiens
were run fiem Lebanon nnd Matihelm and
nt least 300 persons came from the former
place en the eveuing train. Tlie concert was
ever by 10 o'clock, when the trains returned.
Twenty-Five Children Drowned.
The Italia struck n steep point near Lein as,
Italy, en Friday and sank in flfloen miputes.
Out of ene hundred nnd thirty-four passon passen passon
gere and crew slxty-live wero drowned.
On Sunday the Caclmpoel, which arrived at
Mollonde. nicked un a bout containing thir
teen survivors, thirty inlles south of Pisco.
Tlie Mine evening she searched the coast nud
found fifty-four mero survivors in Salinas
Hay. Twenty-live children weie drowned.
i:plcepal Sunday Scheel limtltule.
The fourth regular meeting of the Sunday
Scheel Toachers' Instltute or the Kpiscepal
church of Lancaster, Yerk, Dauphin, nnd
seme ethor countles, Is being held nt Pnrn Pnrn
dise, this county, te-day. Thore wero forty
or lllty delegates from Yerk and Columbia
who passed through this city In the morning
train nnd about un equal number bolenglng
te this city left in the tralu thnt followed.
Along the Humiuehnmia.
Adam A, Vogel, night operator lu the P. it
R. yards, Geerge Steltz, Geerge Hare, Jacob
Butz and ether empleyes et tlie cemiiauy,
Dr. Charles Flsher und Geergo Gibsen, of
Reading, will rusticate along the lan ks of tlie
Susquehanna, near Columbia, for ene week.
They left Rending en Wodnesday.
Five Yearn of Stcallnc;.
James II. Danley has been urrosted lu
Lincoln, 111., for alleged swindling te the
amount of $10,000, by Issuing fictitious notes.
It is claimed that his operations have been
going en for flve years nnd will reach $80,000.
Danley had the conndence of the com
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY.
NIXETY'VIHHT VimMEXCEMEXT Oh'
I'AMOVS JXHTITVTIOX.
L1IIU Threiificil With VWtern-Hrvcel Oil I
tlrnilimten Make Their Initial llevr le the
l'nbllc Heme or the NoUlile Exhib
it lu the Art Department.
The nlnety-lirst annual commencement ex ex
orcises of Llnilen Hall semlunry wero held
te-day, unit tlie qulet vlllage of Lltltz wns
threnged with visitors, many of whom wero
the relatives nud friends or the graduating
clnss and the young ladles attending the sem
inary. The exercises this morning were held
for the first tlme in the beautiful Mary
Dixen Memerial chapel. The only decora
tions wero ivy twined around the pillars en
which the chandeliers rested nnd two large
vases fllled with llowers, placed each slde of
the pulpit
The mom Ders of the graduatlngclass wore:
MIsses Klin Hnekcr, Lltltz; Ucssle Mayer,
Lancaster; Annle Stubolliie, Ilothlehem;
Annie Zeek, Fert Werth, Texns; Kdlth
Ilalley, Lancaster; llelena Hech, Inncaster.
The oxerclses wero begun promptly nt 10
o'clock, nnd the following was the pro pre
gramme :
" Hely, Hely," Itccllievcn.
1'rayur,
The llcv. C 1.. Itclnkc.
" Ba.liitatery,"
Mlai i:. Ilnckcr.
"Thu Power of Truth,"
J!Ih It. .Mayer.
"Frem Thy I.eve Asa Kathei" Chorus. Gmiueil.
" The Year Kehliul I's,"
Miss A. mubhlchinc.
" The Organ Itulldt r,"
'J?Uli A. Zeek.
" The Years Hafem AJ
Mlw B. ualley.
" 1 Wnlted fortue-Lotd " Cherus.MendelMOlin.
All the ubevn named voting ladies acquitted
themselves with great credit. Thelr essays
showed that (hey had given Uulr subjects
careful prpparftttKi. Oue of the tmtures of
the exercises the prophecy ler the class
prepared by MtM Rally.
The music was unusually fine. The In
strumental was furnished by an orchestra
under the direction of Prof. J. 1 HcJucberlc,
ene of the Instructors.
The address te the graduates was delivered
by Rev. J. M. Levering, of Hetblelietn.
lie coinmeiiced his address by
referring te the educatiennl culture
new pervading the masses "nnd re
ferred te the time, net se long age, whmithe
world hail use for comparatively few men
of culture ; new the world needs all it can get
in all stations and pursuits. In his opinion
wliile this state or all.drsexlsts, llttle opor epor oper
tunlty or individual distinction is afforded te
educated jieojile; yet at the same tlme it
should be an Inspiration te young people te
be thoroughly ciliieated, no matter te what
station in lire they may le called, liccause
their girts becoine a leaven among the
masses.
Prof. Biickensteln in his address te the
graduates paid thorn n high trlbute for their
industry, and designated the class ns a
model bne. He heied for the success or
all the members who left Linden hall to
day te liegin llle's battle. He concluded by
Introducing the lit. Rew Ii de Schweinitz,
presldent or the beard or trustees. The
bishop presented the members or the class
with their diplomas, but iKirore doing se ad
dressed them briefly, giviugthoyeung ladles
geed ndvlce, which If followed will make
them geed women and their success In life
will be beyond a doubt.
The valedictory was delivered by Miss
Helena Hech. and the honor was worthily
bestowed. Her farewell te the olllcers and
tuichers of the seniinary nnd her classmates
was delivered with great feeling.
"The world is Ilesh become." Chnnis,
Gounod ; closed tlie oxerclses of the morn
ing, and the Umedictien was pronounced by
Bishop DeScliwninitz.
TIIKAIIT r.XIIIIIITION.
Tlie drawings, needle-werk and decoratlve
paintings wero exhibited In the music hall of
the Institution this afternoon, and the num
ber or visitors was large. According te the
rules or the seminary each room or the school
is required te make and exhiblt seme article
or plain sewing during tlie year. Many of
theso articles were made by young misses
t)etween 10 and 111 years of age, and sliovved
that their practical education was net no ne no
glected. Among the articles exhibited to
day were seme made by Miss Cella 1 lager,
or this city. Among the paintings and draw
ings oxhlblted, ene that attracted considera
ble attention was the work or Miss Mary
Kepler.
The Evening Concert.
The oxerclses or the day will be brought te
n close with n grand concert this evening,
rer which the following is tlie pregramme :
"Come, Gentle Spring "Chorus Huyiln.
" lSarberorfeevllle" Ovciture, 1'taiie horn-tie.
hrng.
Mlses A Leuis O. llughu-i, C. Mcllvulne, 11.
ltolilriHen. u. Iiersney, r.. laiiimn, u.
I.anlus. t). llcniel, A. Oelli.
" A Spring Hevel" Vecul boie Mnttcl
' .Miss N. hepler.
"AwnkenlnffOfbprlng" Piane Trie. ...E.Uach.
MlniesG. Iteyer, F. Jeiii-b. L. lliinlup.
" I-oTeotnincntdo Mad l'litunil,"
Madam Jletitn, MU M. Itebhlns : Jtitnntlen,
Alius I., llrlckenstetn ; Uerfude, Stisn M.
Webster ; Madam de Lericui, Allss I'.
Cooper ; Madam llocencee,
Mlna b. ISacr.
"Oriental Pictures" liane One K.bchiimann.
Allm.cn E. Cnnam, K. ForneoiL
" The lteyal Abbes," AI. 1. l'rcsten.
Alius O. llersliey. . ,
" Tey Symphony " Haydn.
I'roleaur Minn U.AleIlvuliH!(Tr.Uev..I.M. llsrk.)
J-iaiies Aliases V. llrlckensteln, F. Jenes, 1'. Al
bright, K. Forwood. K. Cannm.
rceHtii Missus AI. Kelchel, N. Kepler.
Teut Cuckoet Aliases 1'. Cooper und C Me-
llvalne.
Ilatllei and Quallt Misses l!. lliiRhi-9, It Lord.
Aightinualct -Missus A. LetiU, AI. Haw kins.
iVinjMiicJ ' Misses !. Jlltner, C. Dlllcr,
h. lliewn, Al.Ilcekmiin.
(hi It Sllsnes I). Iltmsel, Z. Hulme.
Jrni Misses I,. Illller, C. Ilugci.
licit, and 7Vineir-.MURCa A. Ueth. A. llltiicr.
" The lllg bhcni " Mrs. A. 1). I.. W hltney.
Albs C. Imler.
"The Mill "Overture, (liane Nenette)
l(cUluu;ur.
'Alisses K. Smith, I.. Hear, S. Kckert j
" AI. Evans, b. Ilrlckenstuln, 1'. Cooper ;
" A. Fenner. 8. Kenlcr, I.. Lehman.
Oraan AllisK. Forwood.
Vwlltu AIlxs llelchul, AlUsN. Kepler.
"ChterrulnuHS" Vecal Duet Ouuibeit.
MlssU. Cowen, AI. Welsur.
On the Shelf" 11. Hiine
Allsnes .. Hulme, C. Dlllcr.
"Whirl and Twill" It. Wagner.
ringing Class.
" The Chainbcied .Nautilus " O. .Helmes.
Allis E. Furst.
"Frem Ferulgn bands" liane Duo.Meskovvskl
MUses N. Kepler. 1'. Albilght,
" Feihlddcn Alusle'- vocal oie....
Oiistalden.
AIlss E. Itecs.
" llhapsodle Ne. 8" l'lnne hele...
.LUzt.
AIlss 1". Cooper.
" Czear und Itlmmermann " Ovei turcbetzlng,
Mls9Cs A.btubbleblne, E. Ilalley, II. Jluyer,
A. Zeek, 11. Hech und Oiehestru.
" Gipsy Lite" H. Schumann.
Alleged Diserderlies Arretted.
This morning Rebert Osbome and Themas
White, tramps, who are alleged te have been
disorderly in Maner township, were brought
te town by Coustable Deen, nnd Themas
White, nnother of the same class, wns
brought in from Lampoter by Constnble
Wiggins. All will be heard bofero Aldermnu
llarr te-morrow. The country constables are
becoming as clever ns their city brethren in
capturing tramps, nnd the aldermnu ullevv
very few of thorn te get oil'.
"llalllniere Jee'' en Hand.
The prominent characters who are se well
known te Lancastrians are fast returning te
this city, and the latest arrival was "lialtl "lialtl "lialtl
inore Joe," who came In yesterday afternoon.
He Is looking very well, and last ovenlng
mnde short addrosses te admiring groups of
friends nt tlie court house and monument
He will no doubt be arrested bocause or his
fermer reputation, vvhether he gets drunk or
net.
This nflorneon Joe was arrested whlle
asleep en the steps of the court heuse. lie
wns net dlserdnily but slightly drunk. He
told the oillcer Hint he was badly broken up
nnd thought It was nbeut ns geed fe go te the
station house,
Yellow Jnck en u liiilndelphln-lleund VomeI
The pilot-yacht Pilet, of llaltlmore, reports
having fallen In with the schooner Peter C.
Snhult70 en the 23d Instant, twelve miles out
side of Cnpe Henry. She was towed ten.
mlles mside of Chesapeake bay. The Petor
C. Sohultee was bound from Moblte for
Philadelphia, and her captain and mate are
down witli yellow fever.
U EX. OJIAXT.S COXDITIOX.
Ill Cumi gtntrit by Dr. hhrnily Treiii n
Medical Standpoint.
Mt. McGniKien, N. Y., June Z Dr.
Shrndy this morning prepared the following
elllclnl stateinenl orGen.Graiit'scenditlon for
the Medical Jtccenl The progress or the
dlsoase from which (Jen. Grant Is suffering
is, barring accidental complications, neces
sarily slew. Comparing tlie condition of the
patlent witli what it was n month age the
clianges which hnve taken plnce can be
appreciated. Taking this period or tlme
Inte .consideration It can be said that
the swelllng under the nngle of
the lewer Jaw en the right slde has in
creased, nnd has liecome harder nnd mere
deeply flxed. It has shown a tendency te
progress In n direction devvnwnrds and for
ward upon the right slde or the neck. The
infiltration oxtending in the neighboring
glandular structures nnd the jmlns In theso
parts, although fertunntely net froquent
norsevoro, havonslgnlllcauce which cannot
lw Ignored. The ulceration en the right slde
of the basoertho tengue has becomedcoor
nnti mero irregular, although Its superficial
nrea has net perceptibly Increased. This is
the scat of pain occasionally In swallowing
nnd when eerlaln examinations or the
threat nre made. The dostructlve precess
en the right slde or the uvula Is
apparently qulesccnt, although n new ortien
of the margin ofthe palatal curtain is show
lug a tendency te break down. Tlie volce
has been reduced te n whisjicr, due jiartly te
Inllamatleu, Involvemont or vocal chords anil
partly te nerveus ateny of the latter. There
Is seme Improvement of the general's
.itrength and seme less in weight, nltheugh
the nppotlte is unclianged nnd the usual
amount of nourishment is taken. Tlie re
moval te Mount McGregor has se far preved
beneficial. It has enabled the patient te re re ro
cevor lest ground, and this in a measure
counterbalanced the cllects of his
local malady. Gen. Grant's condition shows
no change since yesterday. He had a
pvssable nighfjwith the usual wakefulness,
which was ellsct by the morning's sleep. It
Is quite warm te-day and toward neon the
general came out en the jKirch, .wcaiingn
skull cap ami n sick room gown. The chair
was thickly pillowed and with n blanket
wrapped around lilm from the waist down he
submitted le an out deer photograph. He
looked unusually haggard nnd worn.
HEltKXAniXU A mtm A L, VOVVI.lt,
The iliide' Hnitlier FJrei oft a .Shotgun Inte
tlie Crowd.
Pawpaw, Ills., June 25. At Mr. Nettle Nettle
ten's home, 2 miles south of hore, Tuesday
night, Miss Cera Ncttleten, her daughter,
wasmarrled tetiiarles PulverfremNcbraska
A Unit 10 o'clock a cr-.wd of ceuutry boys
went te Mrs. cttloten's for the purpese of
giv lug the bride and groom a charivari. A
horrible din was made w itli tin horns nnd
guns wero fired. .Mrs. Ncttleten finally
went te the front deer and ordered the party
out of her yard. The crowd adjourned te
the public read w here the neise was resumed.
Arthur Ncttleten, a brother of the bride,
repaired te an upper window in the heuse
and without any warning fired tlie contents
of n deuble barreled shotgun leaded with
buckshot into the crowd. 1iuis White, nged
'21, was shot in the head and will die. Win.
11 auk man, aged Z"j, full with a bullet through
his abdomen. Several ether members of the
serenading party were seriously but net
fatally wounded. Nottleteu was arrested.
He says it was an Occident and that he meant
te frighten the boys without hurting them.
Drummers Helding a Contention.
IIui'1'Ai.e, New Yerk, June "-". Tlie Com
mercial Travelers Protection association
began at 10 o'clock this morning in the Acad
emy of Music, their third annual convention.
The prograinine which Includes a trip te
Niagara Falls and divine servlce at fat, Paul's
en Simdny, cevers the period between the
present and Monday. Sessions will be held
each morning nud nfternoen. The dillercnt
associations of commercial travelers comprlse
In the aggrogate about 11,000 members, and
an ollert will be made te combine all these
associations in one, for which purpese the
prcsent convention Is called. Nearly 100 del
egates are present. The Baltimore delegates
were the first te arrive yesterday, rollewed
at Intervals by the Chicago, Michigan, Penn
sylvania and Ohie delegations, the latter ar
riving at 1:30 this morning.
round ii Defaulter Aner Death.
Tiitin, Ohie, June 2.r Much excitement
is occasioned by the announcement that the
late county treasurer, Jehn Iloabler, was a
delaultcr In the sum of ?1!,000. The rumor
was first set alleat at Heabler's funeral in
Attica, yesterday. His bondsmen sjient the
day with tlie county commissioners in an ex
amination of the records of the olllee, witli
the result abeve stated, lioabter enjoyed
the full coiitldcnce et the community. He
had recently made oxtenslve improvements
in his milling property at Attica, and it is
supposed he drew upon the public funds for
this purpose.
Humors Without Foundation.
Ni:vv YeitK, June 25. It Is rcpeited heie
that the steamship City of ToLle of the
Pacific Mall company line has neon lest.
Later advices loceivod liore s.iy that the
City of Teklo, of the Pacific Steamship Ce.,
plyingbetwcenSan Francisce and Yokohama
went ashere near the latter part and that she
will In all probability be get oil' without
soneus damage. Tlie first ropeits nbeut her
having foundered and ethor w ild rumors are
new asserted te be without foundation.
A Disastrous Wuter-Speut.
Lonevikw, Texas, June 25. A water
spout burst evor the town yesterday after
noon, doing about PI, 000 damage. The main
ferce ofthe waterspout was spent en the Ileitis
adjoining the town. In seme parts of the
town streams of wnter six feet deep ran down
the streets. After the stream had passed, in in in
nuinorable llsh were found in the Holds and
stroets. None of tlie fish wero less than four
Inches long, and hundreds et them wero
eiglit inches.
Jey Ot cr Archbishop Walsh's Appointment.
Duulin, June 25. The streets of Dublin
wero crewded last night with people who
were rejoicing evor the appeintment of Dr.
Walsh ns archbishop of Dublin. Rands of
music, etc,, paraded the Btreetsaud hundreds
of tar barrels fed the bonfires which burned
in all parts or the city. Similar demonstra
tions, took place at Nevvry und ethor plnces.
.Slashed Ills Threat Willi it Knife.
New YeitK, June 25. Jehn Carpentor,
the alleged wife niurdorer, vv liose case Is new
en trial In the court of eyer and tei miner,
this morning nttonipted suicide lu the tombs
by slashing his threat with a clasp knife.
His wound is serieus, but the phyblclans ox ex
press the hope that it is net nocessarily fatal.
Harvard Defeats Columbia.
Ni:vv Londen, Conn., June 25. In the
race hore te-day between the Columbia nnd
Harvard cellege freshmen crews, the lntter
wen by soveral lengths. Tlie distance rowed
was two miles. The elllcial tiine is: Har
vard 12 minutes and 22 seconds ; Columbia 13
minutes und 12 boceuds. Hn'rvurd came ill
ten lengths uhead.
l!a)iird Sa It Is Clevelnud'H CuhliiU,
Washington, D. I'm l"" 25. In reply
te an Inquiry by n representative of tlie
United Press te-day respecting his prouabie
retirement from the cabinet, Secretary
Bayard said: "His Mr. Cleveland's cabl.
net Yeu had better go soe him about 1
have nothing te say in regard te the matter."
A CORPSE SITS UP
AXll CACHES flllEAT CONSTEllXATlOtT
ix a vincule ltovsKitern.
Alums Ite.ich, Victim of Consumption, CentM
le Lire Alter limine; Hern Trenled M a
Dead Maii-glnklng le Death Aner
llm Incitement of His Itevhal.
CitiCAfie, June as. Fer overayoar Mr.
Merris Reach, of Ne. 109 Dckoven strcet, lias
been slowly dying orcensuinption, and early
Tuesduy ovenlng his rrlends nnd ratnlly hujv
liosed Hint his time hud come. After pass
ing a very bad day, Hatch went through nil
thoeutwnrd symptoms el death niidhlsbedy
next received the last Bad attentions due a
cerpse. The lower limbs wero conflned,
the eyes whlted and the lower jaw
confined te its plnce by a bandage.
Tlie watchers weie called In and in
the ceurse or a eonple of hours the
ratnlly nnd friends w ere sottled for the night.
About that tlme the supposed cerpse fright
ened the wntchcrs and the entire household
nlmest out of their sonses by sitting up in
bed, tenring tlie bandaite from lilsjrisjid
demanding te knew what It. all ini-nuf, Ah
seen as the frlghtcne i-oeple'&iuU te jn-
vlnced that Reach w
net deftd,cvfJryjtten-
tlen was paid him ;
for nfter the excltemi
oil, the man sank agi
certain last ovenlng.
I'estmntte
Washi.note.v, 1)
dent te-day appoint
masters :
Kdward Mullan, a
P. Wilsen, resigned.
Jas. M. Moero, at
vice C. W. Ilazzard,
Kdward II. Krier,
vice Geergo Little, r
Humored Lynchl
Dallas, Tex., Jut
Palcstine last night
report has reached Hi
negrees engaged In t
of Mrs. Ha7cll, near
turcd and lynched in
ing7 who have thus
ii ii wns enafrvmiL
1 of his revival pwwtj
rapidly andtllodjier
jr
Appointed.
June 25. The prasl
' the following pest-
'ulnatn, Conn., vice I.
nougahela City, Pa.,
srgned.
Plum Creekt Kansas,
gned. " (
of Twe Necrees.
'e. A. telegraiu from
ays an unconfirmed
that the ether two
murder and outruge
Khart, have beeu cap
I iiuten county, mak
en disposed of.
A Vete ei Conference.
Wasiii.soten, I) O., June 25. The
leard or directors el -elumbla hospital after
thoroughly investlg, eiga nerics of charges
which wero recentlj pruferred agaiust Dr.
Murphy, the residct physician, adopted a
resolution declaring rull contldencelu the
management of that iltecr.
Walker lluine's .Mutrlmenlsl I'rlre.
Wukkline, AV. Ya., June 25. It Is stated
en porfectly rellaMe authority Uiat Mr.
Walker RLlne, son elBm. James G. IHalne,
is te be marricsi this MuitMer te Miss Kltlc,
tlie beautiful an J acoempHsUsdidaughlor or
ex-Govorner D. Ii. T J'arnsVfOr&iAt'r Ruck
haunr.n, this stale. Tlnr noAuaWtance was
lonned while Miss JVrnirvvertlb Was attend
ing a musical school t fwen. j-jy
Alter I'iMt-' PUtce.
Husten, June 2s.- A Washington special
te the Jli,;0t savs "T, O. Reynolds, or
Missouri, iMlled en -no presldent yesterday.
The Missouri men md that he roeoivod ns ns
surance that he weul i suoceed Goti. I-Vsteras
minister te Sptin be m next fall."
M'EATHEll I HUllAtULITIXS.
Tlie Condition of th Itaremeter find Thcr Thcr
meineteraiHl IndPHtlenn for theMerruw.
YAsIILsriTPJi D C, June 25. Fer the
Middle Atlantic sbi -s, local rains followed
by fair weather, b atletinry, followed by
slowly rising temp ralure, variable winds,
generally southerly
Lecal rains have i'len lu the Seuth At
lantic and Gulf state the Upper Mississippi
and M Isseuri Valley elsewhere fair w eatber
has provalled.
The winds are varnbla in all dlPiricasei
cept in the New Kn md states, wtiere they
are westerly.
The tomperaturo 1 s risen slightly in the
New England states the Upper Lnke region,
the Upper Mlsslssip, i and Missouri valleys,
and has remained nearly stationary in all
ether districts.
Feil FniDAY Le id
rains nre ludicated
ler New Knglaud, t!
Tennessee nnd Ohie
regions, with slight
Middle Atlantic states.
alley and Lewer Like
wartner weather, pre-
ceded In New Rngl
d and the Middle At-
lnntic states by fair eatiier.
ceNnnssi e tkleeuams
Lieutenant Cever .or Ames, of Massac a
setts, entertained A x President Ueudricks
in Hosten te-dnv
Acting Secretary
te-day declined te
a former decision
t the Interior Muldrevr
rant a reconsideration of
f the department, which
wasnversote grant igte tlie Union Pacific
railroad additional tnds at Wallace, Kansas,
for depet purposes.
The Urltish Celin -bian authorities having
ugrced te bold Hlbl , the absconding Lewis Lewis
ten, Idaho, pestm ler under arrest for 20
days. Solicitor O -no Ooedo will start to
morrow for Victerh te roprcsentthe United
States In the cxtrad ion proceedings,
Anoxectitlvo net e was madojpublle In
Washington this nf moon, announcing that
a tomperarv dip iniatle agreement hai
lieen readied jotweou the United
States and Great Britain, by which the
privileges granted
y the llshery treaty of
have terminated en the
continue until after the
1671, which would
1st of July next, vv
soasenol' 1S&5.
Wm. Kenney, n well-known New Yerk
iKilltician, ceininitt. isulcidabr WowlngeutrJ
his brains. He was dospendont evor the less
of ids situation, being discharged from the
corporation counsel's olllee a few days age.
Tlie president te-day appointed Wm. II.
Davis, pension agent, Philadelphia, and An
drew Qulndley, loceivor of public inoueys.
at Llttle Reck, Ark.
Three brethers, Jacob, .ephaniahaud Ro Ro Re
eort Welfe, were jailed yesterday, at Scott Scett Scett
dale, Pa., for passing counterfeit coin.
It is currently reported in Washington
that tlie olllee of public printer has been ton ten ton
dercd te nml nccepted by Jnines Klvorsen,
the Philudelphia publisher.
About lOoV-leck this morning thobeilorlu
the Coles building, 55 Mechanic Rtroet,
Nevvark, N. J., oxnledod.blowiiig out the on en on
tlre wall. The building is n four-story brick
nnd is occupied by the Kolleg Lead
pipe works, Kearsitig's duareld works, and
the Guild trunk trimming works. Rut ene
man was injured, and he only slightly. This
wns Gea Thompson, n colored man. Tlie
damng Is ostlmated at $10,000.
An last Oraiige Street llurglury.
Last night tliloves breke into the heuse of
Francis L. Herr, Ne. 031 Uast Orange stroet,
by prying ojien tlie cellar iloer. They car
ried oil fourteen cans of fruit, ndoiuljelin of
w no and a larire uuaillltv et ocliuiesiremuio
cellar. Hotween f0 and $7 in money wero
stelen rrem a drawer el the sewing maciime,
which steed In tlie dining room. Thore was
a large let et Confederate money In the same
drawer nnd It was also taken. The thleves
did net go farther than the ilrst fleer nnd
they locked nil doers communicating with
tlie upstairs room, se that in case tui family
would awake during their operations, tlj-3V
would be iiuable te get down without great
illlllculty. Thorels no clue te the ihioves,whe
entered Mr. Herr's let from Marlen street.
A large number or burglaries have taken
place ln that part of town during the past few
months and us yet nene of tlie guilty partles
have been npprehonded. People whollvent
the oxtreino end or Oraiige stroet complain
that police aie cry scarce In that neighbor
hood ufler night
On Tuesday night thioves ferced their way
into the cellar of the Children's Heme and
slole nil the edibles they could get their
hands en.
Mnde nn Aulgiiiunnt.
Jehn R. Dietrich nnd wire, of Martin town
ship, made an assignment for the benefit of
crediters te-day, te Ames G. Fuuk, of Maner
township.
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