PERILS OF FAST DRIVING.
new it rnorce ins vavhe up a
TEItllllll.E JIVNAWAT.
The Unroe ThatwasCaitMrt by a lloree In It
Flight Down lint King Street-Twe
Ladle mid a Clillil Thrown Out of
n Iliiggy, Hut lioetpo Injury,
Lastovenlng uboiit8e'clockafrlghlitil rim
away, ivlilcti might have caused tlie death el
sovcrel people, occurred en East King street.
BenJ. Hlrsh was drlvingn herse attached le a
buggy eul F.ast King struct near llie nrNeu. It.
. . Lechcr and Miller Fmlmworedrlving in ene
uuggy towards town and a ni.m named
Cooper, from ltlrd-ln-ll.md was In another
going in tlie Batne direction. Tlie thrce teams
" ere going at a pretty rapid rata Coepor Jlrst
met Itlrsh and turned out of tlie way.
When Freiui came up, bis team and that of
Ulrsli colllded, as the tlrivers did net turn
nut far enough te let each ether pass. Uetn
herse wero knocked down and the buggies
badly Jammed, Hlrsh was thrown out of the
buggy and against the home or Mr. Fraim,
which was taught and prevented from run
ning awnv by Air. Lechcr, Upen tegnlnltig
bis root Hlt-sh's herse succoedod In getting
nny, and started clown Hast King slrcet at
n furious rate. At the time the Btrcet wus
full of vehicles and podestrlans, and thecx-
uiiiniuni was very great. -Mrs. A. J. Hloiu Hleiu
inan, who was accompanied bv bur llltle
laughter and by Mrs. Feltz, wiftj
of Lieut Fred. S. Fellr, or the First cavalry,
stationed as instructor at the West Point lull.
Itary, ac.idcmy, and new visiting liore, was
going out Kast King street in a plinoten
whichw. isaboutepposito tlie rancaster Coun
ty house at the llme tlie runaway team mid
lenly was discovered by Airs. 'VeMz, who
had the reins, te be clese upon tbeni. She
at ence drew the herse sharply te the left,
and the ethor team passed by the front
wheels without touching, but the hub or the
bind wheel was struck by the hub of tlie
colliding vehicle, clese in te the sjHikes,
which had the ollect or tilting the phaeton of
the ladies te the left and throwing them out
upon the street Mrs. Teltz retained her
bold upon the reins and laid held tlie phae
ton wheel us she mose from the ground,
lo-Miellort te prevent its going ever Mr.
Steinmau, who wus prosti.ite under it, ami
.brulsed her wrist soma what in the effort,
w hich was her only Injury. The herse stop step
pod at the moment of the collision, and was
seen seized by a gentleman who came out
lieiu the hotel. Mrs. Stclumnn held her
child up and it was entirely uniujured. She
was somewhat bruised by her fall and by
the wheel of the empty phaeton passing ever
her, but no injury of eonsetiuenco happened
te any or the pirty, who immediately took
romge in the stere or Mr. C. W. Kckort,upen
Ids iuviuitlei, until the cab should arrlve for
which lie tolephencd. In tlie excitement of
the moment Airs. Stein man's wagon was sup
pesed by her te hae been tee much injured
te be used j but it was in fact net appreciably
damaged. H Irak's herse, after the
second collision, ran down Fast King
street and crossing evor Ceutre Square
attempted te run around the Ceutnd market
beuses. At the turn the animal lest his foot
ing and loll heavily le the ground. The
buggy was found te have been badly
w recked. The wheels wero shattered, shatts
broken and axles bent The herse was hut
slightly cut and ballsed.
It would be very dlflleult te tell
who was the cause et the accident
at the beginning, as dillerent stories
are told by the parties. It Is certain, how
ever, that the men wero driving tiielr horses
at a pretty high rute ofspced and that proper
precautions te aert a collision were net
taken.
IIOI.V HVlttlLAItS AUAIS.
Thu Time They Operate en Geerge Gothic'
Steie en Writ King Street.
The gang ofthlevcs who are making this
cltjMlielr headquarters at present uie getting
ory"le.ld hi their operations. Last oveu-
Ing the Nelty'burglary was described and to
day nnother ene Is te he recorded. Tlie vic
tim was Air. Oeorge Cioeble, who keeps n
Heur and feed stere at Ne. 249 West King
street, and who also resides In the same
building. The thieves ell'octed an ontrauce
by forcing a shutter of the kitchen with a
Jimmy, after which acces3 was easy. After
the thief get into the kitchen he went up
stairs and stelo Mr. Goeblo's treusers from
Ins room and descended te the kit
chen. A number of keys were taken
liem tlie trousers pocket and the
thiel", with ene of them opeucd n desk
in the stere room and took about ?20 in
money. The reblxiry was discovered at an
early hour (his morning when Airs. Goehlo
w as getting ready te go te market. Her sus
picions were aroused when she leund the
back kitchen deer open. She called her hus
band and an Investigation rcsulted in learn
ing that the house had been robbed.
A bundle of letters, a number of deeds hi hi
surance policies, and a check wero also taken
from the olllee desk, but these wero leund In
the yard In the rear of the heuse this morn
ing. Air. Goeblo's treusers wero also found
in the yard. The theft is bolleved te have
been committed by Uiosame parties who epe-
rated at the Nelty stere.
None of the Inmates or the Goehlo resi
dence heard any uolse during the night. In
addition te the regular policemen or the ward
a prlvate watchman is employed in that
square, and noiieol these etUciuls saw any
thing during the night te areuse their sus
picious. run reuitrn at chestnut LirtL.
Cluiitts li. Ituiuhe, Aged T cl e Yeans Write
Up llie Celebration.
Toward tlie oenlngef July 4th many peo pee peo
ple could be seen entering Chestnut Level ;
home ou feet, ethers en horseback, and
ethers In carriages until the village was
crowded with about 1,500 people, who had
ussemblcd te soe the balloon ascension and
grand display or lire-works. Music was
lurnlshed by the Independent band. At
about 0 o'clock Prof. II. Weldley, who had
cnargoeriuouispiay, commenced iniiating
the balloon, which was shaped llke a llsh.
When ull was ready the professor gave the
word te go; the meii who bold
tlie finny monster did se, hut
tlie monster himself did net ascend.
As seen as the llsh-balloen had fallen te the
ground, the grand display of firo-werksbo-gan.
The principal pleces w ero Iteman can
dlts, tire wheels, sky rockets and Meral
fountains. There wero many ethor exhibi
tion pleces, making in all 87.
Tlie small boy bad his flre crackers which
kept up aceutluual racket all evening. The
grand display ended ut 11:30 p. m. by an
other balloon ascension.
This tliue Jumbo inade a veyage In midair,
but was caught In a troe that happened te le
In the way, lib was found te be unharmed,
although he was caught in the thorny end el
n locust limb. It is prebable he will make
nnother ascension boiero long.
Lener Huu New.
Fieui tlie Oxford Press.
Fugene.M. Brown died at Eureka! Springs,
Arkansas, Jiineiuth. He was the grandson
or the late Kirk Brown, et Fulton town tewn
shit). '1 he Celeman Iren works and farm, along
the Pequca, containing between eight and
nine hundred acres, have been recently
bought by Frederick Shed".
Francis AI. Bundle, formerly of Celeraln,
new or Kenten, Harden, county, Ohie, pdd
his parents a short visit a low days age. He
has tieen in the West sit toen yearn.
A disgraceful light occurred ut Texas en
the Jth or July. The row commenced in the
evening and continued for soine tlme. Ho He Ho
Infereomonts arrived lrem Venn 11111 about
11 o'clock und the contestants "let go " en
a.l sides.
Drowned Whlle Trjlns a beceud Itentue.
Thrce youths, named Bhainbaugh, AloFar AleFar
ljnd and Fisher, need from -15 te 18 years,
wero drowned while loathing in thu KickaMie
rher, near Viela, "Wisconsin, en Siindiy.
AIcFurhuid saed ene of bis comrades, and
while lu the act of rescuing another wus hlui hlui
seK drowned, I
SutU IjJrTux.
Suits lmve been en tered before Alderman
Deen against ene hundred people in ditlereut
sections of the couutywhe neglected te pay
their mcrcautile tax Aip te Monday, which
wus the last day that the county treasurer
111 It VAIlt.lShl! INIttAS HVIHnit
The Iiitelllgc-iiiwr'' Leral Takltig III lloll llell
ituy Bt CirlUl.
Caiu.ihm:, July 0, 18S5.
KtiiTeits iNTELLKiENCKit. The Indian
Industrial school nt Carlisle is rather dull
Just new. The school-work clesed seme
weeks age, and nearly nil the pupils nre en
joying thel' sttinmer vacation, The Indian
boys are lu camp at Tngg's run, a short dls dls
tance from Hunter's run, en the beulh Moun
tain, en Uie line of the new railroad from
Gettysburg te Carlisle, and about seven
miles from tlie latter place. Tlie ramp Is
said te he a dellghtrul ene. I shall visit It
cenn and may hae somelhlng tnoie te s.iy
about It idler I shall have seen It.
The Indian girls, in clmrgoef their teachers,
will camp in a few days at koiue pleisant
place en the ethor slde of tlie alley. Ileth
jmrtles will remain In camp until near the
1st of Soptember, when they will return te
their studies.
Te-dav there was a geed deal of bustle at
" The Garrison," as the school Is usually
named. Korty-eno of the pupils (thlrty-one
iMiysund ten plrls), lortfer their homes In
the far West. They ropresont nlne dlflerent
tribes or Indhns. They leave the whoel for
various reasons some because thev lmve
completed thelr four years' ceurse el study
some bocause they are in ill-health and their
parents want te hanthem at home; and a
row because they are net proper subjects for
a school el this character, having been Hi
nd vised I v sent hore bv Western Indian
agents. Alany oftbe boys and girls are bright
and intelligent, and cempare ery f iveiahly
with wldte boys and girls who have had
equal opportunities. The leme-taklng bo be
tweeil these who went and theso who re
main, was qulte affecting, and mero than ene
tear coursed down the swurthy cheeks of
the school-mates as they separated. The
whele party was In charge of Wm. P. Cump Cump
bell, the disciplinarian or the school, who
takes them Ala the V. It. K. te Pittsburg,
tlience te Columbus, Indianapolis, HU Leuis.
Kansas City, Lawronce, Albuquerque, and
some or them all the way te Laguua Puchle.
NowAIexIce. AIlssC. AI. Somple, principal
of the school, accempanies the party as lar
us Kan sis City, and gees thctice te Wichita
Knlls, w hore two et the pupils will bore
turned te thelr parents by her.
Tin: scnioei. FAIlM.
On Sunday alternoen I took ad rive te the
lann connected with the bchoel. It Is
located en the Conendngulnnot crock, lu
AlIddleseT, about four mllis from Carllsle,
mid is lu charge of Amed .Miller, a Lancjister
county fanner. The lurm cenUlus 157 acres
or land, and Is farmed almost exi luslvely by
the Indian boys under the guldance of Mr.
Miller, The principal crops of the farm con.
slst of 25 acres of wheat, a cry geed j 10 acres
of pritatees; 30 acres or hay, rather light j 13
ucrcs or corn ; 25 tens or hay j 25 acres el pas
ture land ; 0 acres or eats ; 2 acres or leans j
10,000 head el cabbages anil a proiwtlenalo
quantity or ethor ogetables and loot crops.
Tlie lle stock or the rann consists el 5 work
horses; 12 head el cattle, of which 32 are
milk cows, and supply butter and milk for
the school. There nre also 100 ducks, MX)
chickens and 25 turkeys en the farm. Capt,
l'ratt, superintendent or the school, pur
ch ised this farm two years age, that the In
dian Ixi) s inlaid hae mero epiHirtunltics of
learning tlie art of farming than were af af
rerded en the leased lands adjoining the
schools. It has precd a most uscfil pur pur
clmse, and under Air. Allller's carcrul super super
vWieii w III seen be madoeno of the liest farms
lu thoceunty.lt contains a comfortable dwell
ing house, u big barn and ether buildings.
Theieisa spring upon it almost as large as
the turnout Lltltz spring. Helew the spring
is a large pond of purest water, and below the
pond Is erected a water wheel that di lves a
pump which forces through Iren pipes a
stream te the barn und the dwelling,
liirnishing an ample supply or water ler
family use and for ull the stock en the farm,
te say nothing or the piutty umntaln iu the
liewer garden. In front or the rosldence.
Since the Indians hae been en the farm,
hundreds of fruit trees and thousands or
gmpines bue been planted, which will In
u Tew years yield an abundant supply or
cheice rruit.
A SIJIIMON en huk'iih:.
Sunday ecning I visited the 1'irst
Lutheran church, and heard Hev. I'rcas, the
pister, preach a ery able sermon en sulclde.
Had the unfortunates whohae taken their
own lives heard the argument berore leaving
tills world, they would haoawaitedtho nat
ural ceurse or events, and berne the ills they
hail rather than lly te ethers that they knew
net et Kev. I'rcas announced that he would
exchange pulpits en Sunday next with Kev.
S. Stall, et St. Jehn's church, or Lancaster.
GIne Kev. Kre.is a geed receptien,as tlie ICur ICur
llsle poeplo w ill no doubt heartily greet Kev.
Stall, lly the by, the choir el Kev. l'reas'
church Is a me'st excellent one a douhle
piurtette nnd Is led by Airs. Nellle Camp
bell, formerly et Lancaster. The grand organ
anil the choir occupy a recess behind the
pulpit and are thorelero In full view of the
congregation, who de net have te break thelr
necks In looking back te see the musicians.
The organist, Air. H. F. l'aber, is an Aecom Aecem
pllsheu porfermor. J. M. J.
1'urW at IU Loveliest,
Lucy Heeper In Philadelphia Teli-jjiaph.
l'ai it Is looking its loveliest In the warm
balinlucssel the early summer weather. The
Heis Is crowded dally, and the display there
of toilettes und equipages was noer moie
brilliant. Inoversaw prettier dresses than
are worn this season at the races or in tlie
daily drUcs en the Auontie dot Acacias.
Taney, for instance, a tight-fitting cersage of
omerald-grcon velvet, worn with a straight
skirt of crcam-whlte lace made e or dark
green satin, and with a tiny bonnet of geld
lace and foliage. Or oUe, a dress all in
creaui-whlte lace ever the palest of pink, with
pink satin bows set ut the side or the threat,
and en the half-long sloevcs, the bonnet or
cream lace belnc adorned with lule-plnk
satin ribbons. Or, In dark-blue Chinese
crape, embroidered with large resaces in
scarlet, and loepod in front ever a plaited
underskirt or scarlet surah, whlle the high
hat or dark blue Ihigllsh straw is trimmed
with dark blue tulle and clusters or poppies.
Andimagine toenesolfa pale. slender bru bru bru
notte all in scarlet, the dress In silk gauze,
with laco-llke stripes, and trlmmed with
bows or velvet satlu-llned ribbon, the bonnet
in drawn tulle and the transparent parasol
In tulle, the long gloves In undressed
tan colored kid alone breaking the uniform
brilliancy or the toilette. The ellect is ior ier
liaps a thought tee striking, but it suits the
wearer. Then thore is a elatter of hoofs bo be
ucath the branches en the bridle-path, anil
the De Lesscps cavalcade sweeps past, the
old gentleman looking withered and broken
und appearing his age ut lest, and followed
by n detachment of his heys and girls, the
latter promoted te short blue riding habits,
while the boys still wear the short blue suits
which painting and photography have ren
dered lumtllur. Kextaclose dalle ceupe rolls
past, und u hat Is lifted in salutation, und the
greatest actor in all France leeks out from
the wludew. uovernmeuts may cimuge in
this chaucrtful land, dynasties may tall and
systems may pass away, but the reyulty of
urtoudure forever, and llouelt Constant Co Ce
quelln hi his own province reigns an undis
puted King.
i.i '
The Appointee of l'entlen .Agent Ditt la.
Genurul Davis, the new pousieu agent, has
announced his appointments ler that olllee.
William II. Sholmlre, the chief clerk, who
was recently romevod by ox-rensleu Agent
Tterris, was reinstated, and Heward V. SIckel
and Fannie V. Allen, assistant clerks, wero
retalued. Sholmlre and Sickle nre llepubll
cans. Jeseph llarblorre, of the (7rmu
Vemecrt; B. A. W. l'uttorsen, or Washing
ton, I). C, and Irwin James, of Doylostewn,
were appointed assistant clerks te succeed O,
lu Huckel, It, J. D. Stack und David G.
Jtoberts, removed.
HemttrkHbte Lightning Fntnllllei.
Soveral days age T. It. IHnghani, or Grunt Grunt
vllle, Alabama, lest two mules by lightning.
Hearing that he wished te roplace them,
Jehn Heme and Ituhis Malcom rnde oer
with thelr stock, but fulled te make a trade,
und, whlle returning home, a single strokeor
lightning killed both men and the mules.
At the Station Heme.
The only Inmate of the station heuse last
night was a ledgor,and he was discharged by
the mayor this merulug.
STRUCT CAR STRIKK KNDED.
THE CIIICAUO M.tl.COSTXNTH MAXAUli
TO VAltltt TllEtH l'UINT.
Aamreil Hint the UWrlinrgnt Men Will lie
Ilelnitateil ir they Hlmply Acted na n
L'liiiunlttefl for their I'ollein New
IfaiuU te lie I)lmlueil,
Oiiiuaoe, III., July a The stroet car
strike is ended and nil cars nre running this
morning ns usual, tniinncd by the old con
ductors and drivers. Last night, nt a con
ference between J. ltussel Jenes, the
president of the Wtct Division Hallway Ce.,
and the strikers committee, It was agreed en
the part or the president that he would
personally Investigate the cases of sixteen
discharged men en whose noceunt the strlke
was Inaugurated, and If It was found that
they had been dismissed w itlieut cause ethor
than they had acted as a commlttee for thelr
fellows in obtaining an incrcase iu pay, then
they were te be reinstated. If en the
ether hand it was found that they
wero doservedly dismissed from the com
pany's son lea then they wero te remain out
Later, at a meeting or the strikers, these six
teen men expressed their willingness te
nblde by the decision or Air. Jenes the presi
dent, and the sentiment ei the men entirely
changed. Dick l'ew crs, ene of the most vig
orous hi denouncing the railway company,
sild i " I new believe that he is an honest
man, and as such I respect him."
This morning the discharged men will
meet the president or the stiikert lcague at
the corner ofState and Ilandnlph streets, and
go with him te Air. .Ien eh' elllce, where a
time will be deckled upon for a meet
ing lu regard te their reinstatement.
Ie a conversation with Mr. Jenes, he
seemed highly elated ever the result
of the meeting last night, und
when asked why the men en whose account
tlie men struck had been discharged, he
frankly replied that he did net knew, Uen
the resumption or work by the old hands all
tlie new men who risked their lives at the
hands of an Infuriated body of strikers, and
their adherents for thu sike of two dollars a
day w 111 he dismissed from the company's
employ. Many of them lu the discharge nt
their duty had been severely maltreated.
There is a general feellngef fatlslactlen ut the
termination or the strike.
ASSAILtXO A CAIl COMI'AY'H MANA'll.-
mi:t.
C.C.IIonney, the lawyer,is preparing te in
stitute a quo warrante proceeding against the
West division railway company, and the suit
would have been already begun had net
State's Attoruev Gunnel declined le sign the
application. Mr. Ullss appears in the appli
cation as relater. Further than that Air.
Uonney said yesterday that he boped te be
preared In a row days te orreet his arrango arrange arrango
inents for testing the right of the company
te maintain Its inoiieiKily after having for
feited its charter under the previsions by
which it was granted, and n mandamus has
been applied for te compel Mr. Gunnel toap teap
pear for the pcople In the suit. Charles
Xagle, the car starter of the Mllwaukce
uventie division, was served with a warrant
by Censtable AIeLliidcn, of Norwood park,
und gave ball in the sum of f&00. Is'ugle's
case wus set for July 15. Nugle caused tlie
airestef strikers who were discharged by
Justice Kersten. The warrant ler Nagle
charged him with conspiracy.
The Mrlke In Clet eland.
- Clkvulanp, July & Up te J0:30 this
morning, there are no new developments in
the iron workers strike. The Union steel
screw works last night announced their in
tention or resuming operations this morning.
Thore are new a few in en scattered around
the works, but tlie strikers lmve up te this
hour mnde no ollert te step thorn. A tele tele tele
phone mossage JiiHt received states that a
precession or strikers has Just leit the corner
el Ham street and llreadwuy, ler .Newburg.
Their object is net known, but it is rumored
that treuble may be expected when they
arrhc.
Ward Fourteen Is new becoming the prin
cipal campus and hcndquuiters el the strik
ers. A large Held near the corner or Broad
way and Hamm street, is the scene of a mass
meeting at this hour, where a crimson Hag
isfiaunted. Four hundred Poles have Just
arrived from tlie southslde und Joined the
strikers. A large number or the men yes
terday obtained work from a street contractor
and this morning entered upon their duties.
A delegation .el strikers, culled en thorn
shortly after, however, and compelled them
te step work and again join tlie strike.
INDIANS UN TUB XrAtl-VATII.
Committing Wholesale Munler en Unprotected
While Settler or the Went.
Tei'KKA, Knn., July 8. At 1 o'clock last
night a nun living in the southern iart of
Pratt county came into Wichita, announcing
that every member of his family had been
killed by the Cheyeune Indians, and that
the Indians were killing ov'erybedy who had
net Hed and were running oil the stock. The
governor Is holding a council te determine
w hat action te take. Yesterday he ordered
lirty stands of arms sent te Ashland, the
county seat of Clark county. There ure four
companies of troops at Kiewa, and mero are
geiug te the vicinity or tlie outbreak rrem
Fert Ililey.
Kineman Citv, Kansas, July 8. J. It.
Wilsen, living 3Jj miles east or I.uwndale,
whose character is vouched for by the presi
dent of the bank of Kingman, arrived here
yosterday aftornoen and says that a man was
killed 9 miles west of Lawndale last night
by a gang of Indians. A son or the mur
dered man, about 12 years old, who escaped
and came into Lawudale, brought the llrst
news of his fBther's death. The boy further
says he passed four wngen leads of women
and children Hoeing iu the direction of King
man. The men are nrincd and getting ready
te precceu te Lawudale te-night. Three
tamilies arrived last night from a bcttleiuent
near here. They report that riders are pass
ing rapidly through the country, warning
the settlers that the Indians ure moving
swiftly North and burning everything be
fore them.
Jumping Irem a liuiiilng Hetel te Death.
Hannibal, Ala, July 8. The Gobe hotel,
in Leulsanla, AIe., caught tire ut 1 o'clock
yosterday morning from tlie explosion of a
lamp, und burned te the ground. The build
ing was thrce stories high, Thore wero 35
guests asleep in tlie hotel when the tire 00
ccurred. Alany of thein hed te Jump from
the second or third story windows te the
ground, clad only in their night clothes. Dr.
Lonergan, who Jumped from the third
lloer, struck the brick sidewalk and was
killed almost Instantly. Other guests, be
sides losing their trunks, Jewelry and nil
thelr, clothing, received severe injuries,
breaking limbs In Jumping. Tlie less en tlie
building H 510,000.
Cannet Ktund 3 Per Cent. Iluudt.
I!kiu,in, July a The German bankers
condemn the issue efl'riissian 3U porcents.
and declare that bends carrying less than 4
per cent, cannot succeed in Prussia. It is
stated that a German heuse has purchased
large tracts of land situated upon the Island
forming the Illsmarclcnrchlpolace, near New
Guhiea. The details or tlie purchase have
net been made public.
tUOO.OOO Gees Up In Smoke.
Londen, July a Yeung's glue factories
and Powell's tanneries at Bermondsey, a
suburb of the metropolis, county et Surrey,
wero burned' te the ground this morning.
The less is otlmated nt f0O0,0QO, '
LnneMtcr Snllerb Hefrnt In Wexhhistut) Alter
listing the Gum In llmul.
The same old story came from Washing
ton yosterday when tlie Lancaster club was
again defeated through thelr own stupid
playing. The visitors had the game In hand
ns far as the third Inning, wjicn they began
piling up errors' and gtve the Nationals live
unearned runs. Veticl was wild, and Hof
ford did poorly bbhllid the bat. The score
following gives battery errors
LAKOARTKIt. IHIrUI NATIORAI.. II D V A B
Oldflelil, . s"?"e e Itnl.er. m ,. 2 2 e n"e
llutrerd, e.. ii I 7 2 4 Hoever, r... 11202
lllliiiHl.'i.,.. 0 0 a 0 Knenlcs, 2 I I 2 I 0
M'Tam'y, 111 0 n I u 1 While, a.... 2 I 11 a 0
Donald. .1... 01211 Menlswiy, 1 u I 111 0
smith, r,... 1 1 0 u (i Unrein'!.,... I .1 .1 1 1
TenniP7, s 0 0 I 8 0 (lladinsn, 3. 0 0 I 2 1
Wetrel, p,. 2 2 0 0 8 Powell, p .,33183
Muck, 1,..., 2 1 8 0 0 DullncT, g ! 1 0 11
Total n 8 27l7lu Tetill.. 18 1327 808
1NSIKOS.
Lancaster , 1200002010
h'atlenul 003013UO 412
SOMHAtlV.
Kariied run National, 4- Twe '""e Mis
Mack, Jlunli, Powell, Htnltli. Thrce binehtts
While, Dulmcr. Left en hnses National, fl(
I nnnwlcr, 2. struck out by I'ewelt, Ot by
Wetzel, 0, I'lrat baie en fulls Nntlenal, i
Lancaster, t. First Imee en errors National,
3; LuncaMcr, 4, lilt Iiv lmtl National, 2. Paused
liullH-Hnirnril, 4, Wild pitches Wetzel, 3
Pencil, 1, Tlme of (initie Twe hours and lliltty
minutes UmpireHelland. M
Other games played j-esterday At Pitts
burg : Pittsburg ft, Athletic 1 j at St. Leuis
St. Leuis 1.1, ltattlmore2; at Cincinnati :
Cincinnati 12, llroeklyn 7 s nt Leuis; llie;
AletslO, Loulsvllle ;at Detreit: Detroit 4,
Ilosten 3 ; nt Hlchinnnd : Virginia ft, Trenten
2 ; nt Norfolk : Noirelk 10, Newark 8.
Diamond Uetn.
Tlie August Flower defeated the Somerset
nt Atlantic City yesterday by 111 te 2.
Tlie Trenten had but thrce hits oil l'yle
ycslenhiy. Ne pitcher In tlie Eastern League
Is doing as line w erk.
Powell nltched ucalust the Iancastnr es-
terday, nnd iretn present indications the Na
tionals will net need te put llarr in.
as long ns nan players nre allowed te um
pire games of I Kill, instead of regular um
pires, there will Ixi kicking In the Kastern
league.,. 'JhoTrentonsdld their share of it
jeMcrdayV ' . " - Tr.M. ,
Aleiris allowed the Athletics te mnkebut
four hits yehtenluy. Kmslie pltciied hW llrst
gnme for the Quaker City boys -ad the
Hiuoke-shovelcr hit him ler eight with ;i
total eriiine.
1 11 thu game l)lwecn 'Virginia and Tren Tren
eon tboiieero-i'when th ninth Innlug ws
nearly fiuWiea-stecild te 'A The vllters
had one mm 'out, when Umpire Klmbir
gave another mas eut-t who trfed te makn
seceiiil be, ?,At thi deeifiu Trenten
kickcdr'"Md.rrerited In play lurtker. Tlie
umpire vraUed fire,rnlnuUw, tunl the club
havinghinred4hlr bats, he gsve thagwjie
te lhif,Ylrglnla by the go.re of 1) tu ft ,
QOrKnSOB PATtlitrfl$JTQlsa,
He fenpirve Nuwrfief of 1WJ Swru
tlieltlefiJ7rMww; J$
TigevcTnQrbu?'',? Me. U fol fel
low lug bills; , -
Suppieinent teatlctSiLtJMl"' 'fr 'fr
seiH Imprisoned uiidrtr t&ii&$ff? offenses
ugalntthe laws or Jiio.statOi.en Up K)Wd
that the Increase In cei;invu 4ttlr.i J?wiweu.
"Te autliorlre county"' conimlasJeueHMft
make centracU for collection of .forfeited rcA
cognixauees and fines," en the ground that
the district attorney should perierni the
work. "I
"TojtrevldoforttJie icvlslim and nliato nliate
inint of illegal luvwsincnts by Uie revenue
commissieners.1' This Jtill Is vetoed bocause
the duty has net been hcrctofero Imposed
uien tlie commission.
An acttoextoiiUHiopowcrof barjresscs
in benniRliK," en ncoeunt, of grows Inaccura
cies and inexcusable, mlodescriplion.';
" AWact te giv to'eMUenein for. ,flir.rters
of incorporation of the llrst-cla thotrighUte
appeal te the supreme court Irein the decis
ion of an3 court e! common pirns, or of any
law Judge thereof." He says the bill is an
Innovation or a serious character, contrary te
principles or law, and prometive or an irreg
ular sort of litigation burdensome te the bus
iness of tlie courts.
"A supplement te an act for the organiza
tion, discipline and regulation of tlie militia
or the commenw eallh." Otjjocted te bocause
the titie is dcfoctlve, and is termed a "sup
plement" te a particular act. but gives no
hint of w hat the body of the hill contains.
"An act te repeal proviso te an act untitled
a supplement te the nets providing for the
entering of satisfaction 011 Judgments and
mortgages." Hothluksthe present law Bill
Helen t.
'Te retKal an net establishing a lnw library
In Cumberland county." He Itollevcs that
law libraries should be encouraged, as great
benelit results from them.
"Te dollne and punish emberlement from
unincorporated societies." The bill Is net,
In tlie governor's opinion, satisfactory, in
that it (loes net deltnu constructive crime
with tlie utmost clearness and accuracy or
statement
"Supplement te nn act te provlde for the
submission of civil cases, by agreement of
tlie parties, te u reforee learned In the Iuw,
autherhlng the trial of civil cases before a
referee by Jury." He claims that a bill
similar te tills was vetoed ut the session In
18S1.
Several ether bills efu purely local charac
ter wero oteed und a num Iter approved.
Among the bills signed was the legislative
salary bill. In approving the bill he enters
the following pretest : " Se far as a number
of the empleyes or the legislature are con
cerned I regard the compensation flxed as
exaggerated. The general purpese or the
measure, however, in Ilxing a dolinite salary
ler the members, commends itseir te my ap
proval se strongly that I have concluded te
ulllx my flgnature te the bill and content
myself w lib the pretest against the excessive
salaries given te seme et tlie subordinates,
trusting iiiuisuusequeni legislation may cor
rect the oxtravagance."
man society hvanualizev.
A Lady Aki 910,000 for Her Ilreken Heart
Frem a Millionaire'! Hen.
Society In Flalnlleld, N, J., is oxclted evor
a suit for f 10,000 damages for breach of pro pre
mise, brought against Dersoy W. Hyde, ene
of Pluinfield's most favored sous, by Allss
Cnirle F. Werthor, el Salisbury, Alass. Tlie
plaintiff claims that en March 15, 1870, Hyde
proposed murriuge te her at Salisbury, and
was accepted, and that again, at Klljbeth,
N, J., In July, 18S0, be premised te marry
her, but, contrary te theso premises, he mar
ried Miss Catherine Clark, or Ntthorweod,
N, J., en December 18, 181. In support or
her claim she has a ring which she Bays Air.
Hyde gave her us au engagement ring, en
the inshle or which Is engraved "D. W. H.
te C. F. W." She lias nlse numerous letters
or a verv loving character rrem Air. Hyde.
Air. Hyde acknowledged that he was
engaged te AIIss. Werthor from 1870 te 18S2,
but claims that about Soptember 1, 16S2, at
Elizabeth, she released him flora all his
premises and loll him free te marry whom
and when he pleased. Hyde's ceunsel sajs
there will be no comnremlso and, as both
parties are wealthy, a desperate flght Is ox ex ox
pected Air. Hyde and his family meve In the
best society there. Hyde's father is president
or thrce national banks, ene iu Flalntieid and
two in tlie Pennsylvania oil regions, whom
he acquired his millions, and it is reorted
that when bis son man led Miss Clark his
present te the couple was $250,000 It is
understood Allss Werther la also very well
eonnectod and meves lu the best soclety.
The case will come up at October term of
court.
l'raukllii nnd Miimli.ill Collcge VrespecU.
Alumnus" lu Itcferiuea Messeugcr.
The prospect for a large accession of new
students next fall, the president of the col cel col
lege stated, is very geed. Well nigh enough
have already liecn examined nnd received,
we were told, te make up for the absence of
the large graduating class, nnd mero nre
expected In the fall. Frem all which It Is
ovident that Franklin und Alarslmll college
has entered upon n new stage of grew th aud
prosperity.
New liullelln Heard.
A large bulletin beard was elected at the
Pennsylvania depet this morning undwill be
very useful te the travelling public. It Is
made with slides en which'tke names of the
trains, times of departure and ether Informa
tion is given. It is of walnut and will be an
ornament te thp flopet,
VAvaiiT inri all 11 tit eiiastlv rnu-
FESSIOXAL IMPLEMENTS.
What the Detect I vei Found In the IIoime of
WMhlngten Negro A Weman' Ampu
tated Finger Tlie Dlnponltlen That
Wim Made et the Stelen Cerpae.
Jehn Kpedden, a professional body.snatcher
was arrested In Washington, I). C, en Tues
day, by dotectlvos. nnd en searching his rcsl rcsl
denee the following articies were round : One
sharp L-flhapcd hook, attached te which was
a strong tiianllla rope, tised In drawing the
bodies from the grave ; two spades, two bot bet
tks ofcarbello acid, used for disinfecting pur
ines, a noto-beok containing the dotes when
bodies had been dellvored, and prices paid,
which ranged from fiM) te f20, and threo
sacks of grave clothes, consisting or coats,
pants, vests, dresses and skirts; also, a
woman's finger, which had been amputated
for the purpese of securing a ring.
Snedden Informed the olllcers that he de
livered tee bodies te the Georgetown medi
cal cel lege, and added that he had the keys
te the collcge doers se he could enter when
ever he plowed. The prisoner, his Imple
ments and the clothing are held nt ene of the
statlon-heusos, which has been besieged all
day by a crowd of colored poeplo anxious te
Identify, if possible, the grave clothes or ob
tain a leek at the se cred finger. Spedden is
a pupil of the notorious Vige Jansen, new
serving a term lu prison for body-snatching,
a tOLD-jir.euDvn MVitnr.11.
An Old MUxenrl Farmer Ilrutally Killed With
out Cause by n 1 eung I'lend.
IttciiMONb, AIe., July 8. A dastardly and
cold-blooded murder was cotumttted at LIs LIs LIs
honville, a small tow 11 in the cxtreme North
cud of this (Hay) county, an old farmer
named Gray being the victim. A Itlchinend
Democrat reporter, who visited the sconeof
the tragedy, furnished the following par
ticulars :
About 7 o'clock hi the evenlng Gray came
te Llsbonvllle and entered the mill. Wm.
.McDonald and bis father was sitting hi front
of a stere near by, and the young man said
te bis father, "there's old Gray, and I am
going te kill h!m.".Orny came out ofthe mill
and passed near the McDonalds when the
young man said : " If you Just knew hew
near you are le the grave j you have ene feet
in It new, and I Intend te put tha ether In."
Gray stepped and asked McDonald what he
had said, and the latter repeated the words,
and finished by applying a vile epithet te
Gray, w he roached dew 11 and seized a stene
and threw it at the youth. Immediately
McDonald drew a pistol and flred twice. One
bullet toeit eUect Just above and the ether
Jut below Grsy's right nipple. The wound
ed man fell dying le the creund. At this
the elder McDonald ran up and struck the
dying: man twice- en the bead with a stick.
Gray lived a'few minutes. Ne ene at tempted,
&brrv3v liie.niSr5ereriv'"10 tenI by and wit wit
"hcsNed his vlctlmV dyJag agonies. After
ward httVnt) bl father wcapwtVjMid at tlie
latest noceuntrf hal.net been nppFehfinded,
A coroner's Jury found a verdict iu aecdCH lu0 UCWr,uca hnrch lnw organized a
auce wllh the foregoing" ?aK Gray waJp-f4l,i'1,""irycfely witha iiieiabjrshlp of 20,
nlwmt CO ycirsortige, and well rvnmcried.
- 1 I
Sherltr Alerris and a Caldwell county effiner
are hunting for the McDonalds. Thu inothe
ler tlie iiiurder Is tiuknew 11.
A Illg lllate atCletelaml
Clbvclanii, O., July 8. A fire ut 12
minutes past fi o'clock this morning totally
destroyed the Gairy Iren Hoeting company's
works, the Cleveland iron ere paints works
and the W. Langetnan brass works; all lo
cated en Alerwin street The llre spread se
rapidly that before the onglnes arrived it was
under such headway that all the department
could de wasdoveto Its efforts te saving the
adjacent buildings. The total less Is M1,000 ;
divided between the thrce Arms as fellows :
Garry Iren Itoellng company, f-15,000 j Clovo Clevo Clove
land Iren Ore Palntcempany, 810,0X1 ; lingo linge
nian brass works, f5,000. The Insuranceis
about one-third the total less. It is thought
thatthoflre waseaused olther by lightning
or sionlauceus cembustlcn.
Illg Flre In a New Yerlr Town,
li.ie.v, N. Y., July S. Anethor large flre
occurred In Illen this morning shortly after
12 o'clock. It originated in the furniture
Btore and waroheusoownod and occupied by
C. NIgabewcr. The building and its contents
were totally dostreyod. The flre communi
cated te a two-story frame building owned by
Michael Ilurkeand occupied as a saloon by a
man nauied Miller. It was partially con
sumed. The total less is estimated from
$13,000 te $15,000. A suspicion exists that the
fire was of Incendiary origin.
Tite Faclleni Flglitlnn te the Death.
San Luis Ohisi-e, Cal., July 8. A long
standing feud between two factions known as
the "Owls" and "VlgilanU" In Fstrella
plains, 40 miles north of bore, culminated
yosterday iu u cenllict in which rifles were
freely used. A report says that Kd Ilroeks
and V. Stew ell wero killed and Stevo Aloedy,
II. Husten, Jehn McAdnmsand Wm. Pepper
w ero mortally wounded. The llghtis still In
progress. The sherlll has left for tlie scene
Heated Uuiuually Well.
OitKoen, N, Y July a
Grant rested unusually well last night Sev
oral waking spells occurred as usual but he
had need of the physician's senices only
ence. The general said he Telt rorreshod this
morning. At 9 o'clock he was dressed. At
1030 he went out en the perch and sat in his
pillow ed chair. The weather te-day is do de
llghtrul. A Little Hey'a Frolic End In Suicide.
LAKAnrE, III, July a On Sunday Ches
ley ComstecK, 15 years old, blew up a toy
cannon, and his race was horribly burned by
the explosion. After washing the bleed ou
his face he went through the heuse, returned
with a pistol and shot hlmsoirdead. He wus
probably crazed by pain.
Could Net Kedure the IJIicruce,
Wai.doueiio, AIe., July a Wm. IL Gon Gen
then, 33 years or age, proprietor or the Wol Wel Wol
deboro Kxchauge hetel, committed suicide
yosterday aftornoen by sheeting. Tlie prob preb prob
able cause was despondency produced by a
search of ills heuse and the seizure or liquors,
. 1 mi
Over 700 Deaths Frem Cholera,
AIadrid, July a Iteturns from the cleU
era Infected districts place the total number
of no w cases yosterday at 1,522, and the num
ber of dealhs at 73S.
WEATUEK
1'HOUAIIJLITIES.
The Condition ofthe Barometer and Ther
mometer and Indication for the Merrow,
Wasiiinoten, D. 0., July a Fer the
MlddloAllautle states, slightly warmer gen
erally fair woather, varlable winds.
A depression continues central north of
Allnneseta, anether depression has formed
ever Southeastern Dakota. Light local rains
have rallen en the Atlantic and East Gulf
coasts and hi the Lewer Lake region and
Iowa. The winds are southwesterly In the
Lake region, southerly In the Upper AUss
lsslppi and Missouri yalleys, northerly In
the oxtreme Northwest ; olsewhero they nre
gonerally light and variable. The tompora tempora tompera
turo has generally risen in nil districts ox ex
cept the Seuth Atlantle and KastGulf Btates,
and in Mentana, where It bes fallen.
Fer Thursday Contlnued warm and
generally fair weather Is Indicated for the
dlstricw en the Atlautlq coast
Hen' u ItuiiMiray Lever wan t'liuincllctl
Marry HU Victim.
Air. JemcsBh Clair, or Canada, spent last
wiuler In the Seuth, and In January last met
Allss Grace Gallagher, at her home In St.
James county, Allss. Air. St. Clair was very
much prcpossesscd by Allss Gullagher's
beauty. After a brief acquaintance Allss
Gallagher went te Nashvllle, Tenn. Air.
St Clair followed nt ence, renewed
his attentions, bocame Allss Gallagher's
w utmost frlend, and finally, uniler
promlBe or marriage, accomplished her
ruin. The friends of the young woman then
insisted that SL Clair should marry AlWs
Gallagher without delay. St. Clair vlohled
te thelr demands and named an early day.
Then under the pretext ofgehig te Claromeiit,
111 v irgima. n northern colony near rotor
burg, Vn., In order te prepate his home for
his bride. St. Clair left Nashville, nremlslnp
his bride, St. Clair left Nashville, premlslni
te return In a week. The week wissed Bin
te return In a week. The week pussed and
Hk Clalrdld net return, The woeks glided
into months, but nothing was heard of the
wily Canadian. Aliss Gallagher's friends
then ompleycd a dcloethe, who came te Vir
ginia, found St. Clare at Clarement, and re
turned te Nashvllle and rowrted. AtlssGal AtlssGal
lagher at ence came te Clarement In charge
of Dotectlvo Drake, of Nashvllle. wlm w n
armed with the preper papers. At Clare Claro Clare
eont HU Clair was confronted with his vic
tim. Dotectlvo Drukoteld him that he could
cither marry AIIss Gallagher or return
te Nashvllle under arrest, St- Clair chese
the fermer alternative The bridal party
went te Surrey Court Heuso en Saturday
morning, the 4th Inst Tlie county clerk was
oil en an excursion. The party wailed until
midnight, when the clerk roturned. A mar mar
rlnge license was nt ence provided, and at
midnight, In tlie hetel parlor, Aliss Gallagher
was duly made Airs. James SL Clair.
I', O. 8. of A. Inttallatleu.
The following eHlcers of Washington
Camp, Ne. 27, V. O. S. A., wero Installed
last evening by District Deputy W. H.
Wehr. .
Past P. Ames M. Aitirtght
Pres. Harry UIUV Jtik
.r. .1. jl iitnui. s
AI. of F. V.C.-W. IL
A. it H. Harry Beck.
Cen W. H. Leenard.
In. G. A. 1, Helland.-
Outer (i. Cy, Ncgly.
Trmtce D. 13. StauHer.
Dol'gate te 8. O. Em N. V.
Alternate. J. IL l.audts.
Chaj). G. A. Knutz.
It Sent. Chas. Firms,
L. H cnt. Wm. Wclftel.
This camp was instituted January 2L l$&li
members te date 01 j total worth of camp te'
datefl,lS0.18. t
Convenllen of M.ite Teacher.
The state teachers' couventloti met In the,
ojiera heuse, Harrisbtirg, ae Tuesday."
Among the exhibits of school work tho-eof
Iiucaster, Harrlsburg and PHLshnrg nre the
Itest. At the morning's session the presi
dent, Air. Alorrew, of Allegheny Ciiy, deliv
ered bis Inaugural address. At tin - after after
neon's sossieu Prer. T. AI. Kalllett, et Nor Ner
mal Park, 111., read a paper en "the Meral
Value of Gcnulne Intellectual Werk." The
members or the association will go en an ex-
ctirsleu te Fortress Alonreo before they soia seia soia
rate. A large numlter of teachers from the city
and county are attending the convention.
Among them ure Profs. AlcCaskey, Buekrlc,
Sbaub, Dr. Wickershum und ethors.
Itviut Frem. Lincoln.
Reformed chnrch lnw organized
-lli Inn Inllmifliii ruiHiniiLi ncfl d-klll aa mM rt .-
,witiltiie following pnrsensas eHlcers fernp
year, President, Miss l''rancca Ateckley,
view president, Mics Nera Kituier; scereUry
Alies FraiMtfUlrwIn ; treasurer, Allss Kate
Ktuber. llovtSSweItzcr, the pastor, is presi
dent ox-elllelo. ilfty-itiamtwr.
Cigar business is mero netiva hisl!--itha3
beeu for threo weeks. ,-.
Air. IL W. Allller, with" faintly, and J. H.
Black, were visiting friends in Adatnstewn
ever Sunday. "'te
Quite a uumbcj of our folks isitcd Lititz
en the Fourth.
The second quarterly conference oritrowns eritrowns oritrewns
town circuit, v ill take place en the fellow Ing
Saturday and Sunday, Hev. J. C. Horuber Heruber Horuber
ger will oHlctate.
I'urcluiM) of I'repcrt).
Watt, Shand it Ce., of the New Yerk store,
who are building an addition te the stere
recently purchased by them from Hlrsh &
Ilrether, yesterday bought from Harry
Alycrs, owner of the Swan hotel, Centre
Square, the ground upon which that part of
the hotel occupied as a lunch and dining
room steed. Workmen at ence began tear
ing down the building and the last meal
taken into the (lining room was by Frank L.
Hepe, of New Yerk, lly this purchase the
New Yerk stere relinquishes thelr right te a
passage through Air. Aljers' property te
Centre Square. They will new be able te
reach Christian street by the alley in the
rear.
I'lcnlrg.
The Methodist Sunday school are plcnlclng
at Lltltz te day.
The Sunday school ofthe OlUet Daptlst
church will plcnie te-morrow at Tell's llnin.
Te-morrow- the Sunday school of St
Stephen's Lutheran church will picnic at
Kooky Springs.
The Lutheran excursion te Alt Gretna
park this morning was ene of the largest that
ever left this city. Thore wero two special
trains, consisting of twenty-nine passenger
and tw e liaggage cars. They left at 7iJ0, anil
the number of peeple en the trains Is esti
mated at about 1,500. A telegram received
flits morning states that they arrived safely at
the park.
He-union of the Stubbs Family.
A lotler received from Hen. Jesse Stubbs,
or Proble county, Ohie, by Themas Stubbs,
rotors' Creek, Lancaster county, gives Uie
report of a committee appolnted te fix en
time und place of holding a ro-unleu of the
Stubbs family. They have decided te held
the same at West Elkton, Proble oeunty,
uiue, en Aug. ., ttw.).
Hand Injured.
This morning Ilernard Snyder was stand
ing at the deer of his cigar store, en North
Queen street, abeve the railroad ; he had a
cigar knife in his hand when the deer blew
shut, striking the kui'e and running It
through his hand. It caused an. ugly and
palntul wound.
alte Huzxard at Werk.
Abe Uuzzard hassoltled down te work at
bis trade that of basket-maker. He made a
very line baskottethoordorof Commissioner
Hartman, and It was dellvored te-day. The
workmanship en the basket shows that Abe
is an adept ut basket-makiugas well as Jail
breaking. General Jail Delltery,
Thore was a general Jail dollvery at the
Yerk prison lest night, hall-a-dezen inmates
escaping. Among thorn wero the two men
arrestedln Columbia for picking the pockets
of a Yerk county farmer.
The Hell Company Win.
PiTTsnone, July 6, 12:15 p. m. In the
suit of the Dell tolephono company, s. the
WeBtern Pennsylvania tolephono and tole-
graph company, the court lias Just granteu
the preliminary Injunction prayed for.
Te Strengthen the llontetn.
Bosten, July a The direction or the Bos Bes Bos
eon base ball club has tolegraphod Captain
Merrell te secure denlrable pluyers and
strengthen the nine at any cost
Liberality or l'rorcwer Tyndall.
Thollberal contribution of Professer Jehn
Tyndall for the ondewinont of a scholarship
in the University of Pennsylvania was for
molly received Tuesday morning and
the deed of trust ordercd te be exe
cuted at the meeting of tlie trustoes of
the Institution. The deed of trust sets forth
that the donor doterminod te doveto the pro
ceeds efu sorles of lectures delivered iu 1872
and 1873 te the education or young men who
had evinced doeldod talents in phylcs. lly
Judicious investment of the sum set apart for
I, the purpese the tund Increased te 132,000, of
f winch the University of Pcnnsylvnnia re-
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election and announce)
convention, the 11M
then called evor,
answered te tliei
Hccdcr, of Fas ten, tl
Hogers, of Allogheny,
dcut He was elected
Hogers returned thank
furred. The fellow h
as toinnerarv nccretarl
dlgi
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,..n ta
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-d UMAAel nmK-
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for thbslBer' id- (V'
vtere then"ele cd
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13. W. Pulton, or Phi lelpblaH. W, 1 in
dis, Uincaster, Pa.; J v IlarrarLBea r.
.
Pa., and W. K. Heck,
ltoyer then moved tl
platform consist or one
district. Agreed.
The chairman then t
tee en contested scats.
The very laborious v
committees en platfen
gaiilatieu, which rcqti
thou geno through v
AIcMaucs eflercd a re
wicknwaana It
the cotnmlMei in
rent cchMflt' ul
xthited the coin, f-
rk of sWUg, n
and perBEumMt a
xl the roll eJL was
h, afWr trWcii' Mr
ut(en tbat''tk ,pre-
scntatien of candidates j ltnnied(4ly 'pre
ceeded Willi. Aueptct,
Quite a number of -eluti
etrcred and rehired, the
platform. The cot nilltoe
nent organization r nerted,
'Ing Hen. James A. Illery,
kh
e?iaia
w chairman, as well vione represenl
enwnTe
ieicac!i senatorial dls ,i';t as vice prasHjwt.
Th0K0Iert wasadepte' and Mr. Ulery ck
the helm. He stated t it the work fabft
ceinpllshed was hlghl v tlipertantbnthtas
glad te f-ie the reunltt Kepubllcan t'y.
Ho"wasure that the 1 inilnce, whoevcr he
vat, would receive tht learty support or 'he
entire Uepnhllcan pi'ty. After severcly
arraigning thu natleur.l administration I10
stated that he ;,s read for business.
A. Wilsen Nerils, el Philadelphia, then in
an eloquent and, caruc-.'. speech netnluuteil
Alutthuv. Humify Quay, wheye lutme was
greeted ' with prolonged and loud ap
plause Hen, Jehn Cnssna followed by
pl.tclng iu nomination Senater Jacob
Lontrtmccker, of !klfprd. The , name
of Himry Oieenawalt, df Clia'nibersbiirg,
wasnexlplacfljlullneby Wui. Burgess, i.r
Fraiiklth. 'flie names C Juntos A. AIuDevltt,
-UiiiuastertuiillV H. WJiU; or Altixme,
word placed hi nonttfttfefv t Tii? HrstJ ballet
ruMiltcd In Mia wiloctlea of Ab fLkleay.
The nenilnalKjftiT as Hiifjiutlule unaninieuss
amil loud cliew'f' "ttwninilttoe en plat
form then rfMsMeil !jif8-h a series et
'- i "?
rebOTWHWf'Si;
Ti.-Svji'AWifrm.
The platform adepf4d''ls sub-ituntUlly as
fellows'!"
'. The nepubljcan party or Pennsyl
vania proclaims Its td yocecy or the repeal of
the Internal revenue taxes except tipen
spirituous and malt liduem. The revenues
necessary for a liberal support of the govern
ment and the puymci) el the principal and
interest or 1110 puetic uedi sneuiu
raised by an addltluiia levy upon Impec
and, with a view e Lilt business !r6ur
its present and guard It against
future depression, we insist net only upon
full protection te
isSaKai
-Mt?ja&tj-r
9932
ull home industries, TbniWv'' "JS
jvhal of our cemmerdSr '" ;
uneu a nreuint revi
marine nnu promotion 01 rereign commerce
by preper discount or tutles upon goods Jm-
Cnrtcd In American .ottems ami proper
eunties te goods cxpoHed in American het
touts.
tlccenil. Thollve Iss tea of the prosent cam
paign nre: protection t American Industry,
net only throughadcqiiatetArlfriaws,bi)t such
as w 111 ellectuaily steji (he Importation of for
eign contract labor; the establishment of true
sjstcni of clyilservlea me which will give
competent olllcers, am uet bind either the
political thoughts or n ieus of America a UU
iens ene which will ,ive fixed tennre of
olllee and no removal 1 iring the term except
forudequato public c.iue 5 the necessity ter
tlie enforcement or the right; of every voter
w ithin our national he iidarles te freely cast
his ballet and hai 0 tin same 'fairly counted
at all elections. ' tl j
J'unf. We, at the s.me limey invltwpubUi
attention te tlie ncU of the preaent Damdr,
the unjust war or the I inner upea, 'offensive
partisans," te Its liy jecrltical .avoidance efc1
pledges touching tin civil servlce te l
star chamber proceed dtrs aeaJnat KcuubU-
cans for vvhoseroniovi uopublle reason cau"
he trl en. and te Its tiSUnUV'3! 'S'dl prei
forenceror the relic IcoaeBtxS&fc Dsaewf jfil
emtie party at the Sei a and thntffeW jmftp
nlnmnnta tf flirt eviiln rtTT et f"he 'NTfirlh. - K -J
'eurfA. Thrf Hopi Heart. members et'gmtefyj
meiit bill-, mero llba t te Uieir Utical-Jfjg 2
ponents than tlie exh ig law.ad the Denffv jfe'i
neia in r 11 n ii 11 itiir 11 rjt naj-u-n iii.iruu.u Kr -k v. t
crane ineniuerti mun uuviiijj tmrawu.i" j
lirsi mcasuru unu u u nuviruivKVVvteu- m m4.ii
Imr emnleved his
ns t&eM
second, the Kepubllc
erly discharged thel
the premises, nnd tl
failure or this legl
Democratie iarty.
luuiuuve ai
jie pawervajtrunsff r,ae,""fi
rt niiiLa am hnitii itlvrL. If .
vu F'FX an1
ceiiniuuraeiHli uurtnre
rusuuiiiHDUity ler vaw;t
tlon'Teete vith tfcej
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WltEVlTT HETi
"IVTKKH .VO VEX,
Nominated by Urewn aTnelWuate Spece
Natuing State C ramlUea Meb ', ' 0
atWlAi 11I3JNIIVU IU At Viu,nvt ra
r. I., Tl, .n.nL , T. III.UnaB I
HAltlUSnURO, Jill
aWhUiTfee :emmm;
tecs wero out the c
by calling for state c
Frem the lower I
Baldwin, of Sallsb
chosen. In the upp
gates, Land Is and Iti
Hiiminv. The AI0D1
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nuuuuu uhii uu tvuv;
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uaster daatril A.
y, was IMniu luie'isiy.
dislriettSaJiuayd
iKvetedfcr'Aarpn.
and AI. Gress, subs le tvB&terJv
r t t- 1. ...... lt,atlnH.l'IJ ual
fcv v'VBWn, yMnM
by the state commit! s. & V(&
In the convention frown jwmwmki
Devitt In a tvvo-llne tcch,-iili9 (ii
let Brown, Sklles, 1 udiataMifereiis
for AIcDevllt : and A OownBtlMJer.
Sliairuer for Quaj Tetiyiyuayf
Afcuevltt 15. Longe jckw ecn'
Wigteu C. l
filnrlllncr Tnrnrlill dell frOfQ New 1
imuteeaMui'iuneswK rtiti .
lerfc 11 - '&&
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rrem tne Jiew jera nuunw jftw - i it u
Ti.mr iiin Kenni icsnsi mM.iineir no . ' (
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convenuou ui iiarri uih u-i5imuu wwi ,!
tiere has been an ac ye eeatett fer delegu? rip
n lH.foelInDr has be I deTelc-BBd;. The thrt .
i'eyeNr,il
conspicuous cauuiti iiunt
LongeneckorandAI Alagew
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Arrctt of Venders a
Londen, July a Kl?y
dsmenLMtii
Oils after.S
Villi Mull Gitfcllc veto
neon nnd tiken le t t
thovvseronrraIgnei!i I
Hionse.tvhoTO.
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ondcharged with Nig
0 Pul
tleiis. Tlie veuuen n
linnilreds of COIl'iH OttU
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nu'eite. containing tlTethu
ipuw w:
the urtlcles exiwiug Uie traflle in ye1
nirta for lmmoralnurnescs. The lord mi
after hearing the evidence adjpurned f
week, pending the decision of the geve
mcut iu (be matter,
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