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LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1885.
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OLD TOBACCO SELLING.
I'ACKEIl
AAJl'TlfJC JMMJTJ M TUB
ilESTIl
OOW.S TUlir KfEll IIAXM.KIK
The, (ImWIiiir Crep .SnlVei Ing for Wnnt of lliilu.
Snine ii f the, litn Plantings lr)liif Up.
Tlie Trade llopertod Sluggl'li '" the
Omnnt Tiibncrn Markets.
During the lust week tlie condition of tlie
growing
prep has net Improved, nor even
held Its r ivn. The excessive het nod dry
wontlier Ia telling very much against It.
Tlie ve y early planting or Jtnvnnn In short
ing the Hied pod J the lenves nre small nnd
n rain Insldoei'u very few days may de It
sonie gee 1, tint nover make It n full grown
crop. Tl e very Inte Is In soine placet ilry ilry
lugupei the field; tlie medium Is holding
Its own a nl with early rain will eome out
nil right hut upon tlie uhole tlie preseld
outlook ! net geed nntl a geed Soaking rnln
is longing ly looked for.
In neli e of tlie bottom hinds nteug (he
streams .'ou me seme patches that leek
green uni nre growing. Heed leaf Is stand-
ingtlie u y weather niucii Lener man Jia
vnnn hoc I
tlie latter Is much the tenderest
plant.
In part
led tobaccos ihore isnconsiderablo
amount e
business being dene; old goods nre
irnlnir oil rapidly, tlie Rales for the hist week
footing up Koveral humlred cnes, and for
the " 'Sl'f crop thore Is a geed Inquiry with
Rales el Mvernl lets null negotiations pend
ing for much mere. Helders nre Btlir In thelr
views am claim te have the goods tint nre
wanted, mid the longer they own It, nnd the
mero thdv oxamlne It, the bolter they
like IL A't the prlces they are willing te
nnll packings of lliivntin, they say It is the
best goods for the money they ever handled.
Of the seed leaf, the crop et which was small
last year, they assert It is superior te any of
the old goods new en hand.
Mr. 11. II. llnrkhelder, of West Lampeter,
Beld his crop of Havana tohwe ofabeut two
acres nt 18, (innd 3. The tobacco In that vl
clnltv has been nearly all sold. A few lets
are yet In the hands of the growers. The
sales recently made show that the prlee of
tobacco Is advancing. These w he ha e kept
their tobacco while ethers wero Rolling at the
low prices during the w lnter appear te Un e
gotten tlie best of It.
Sew Yerk .Market.
Ninety degrees In the shade monetnpt
te linpail elasticity nnd vigor te trade ; se
the leaf market wero a lazy leek, and In
dividual dealers fermented quietly and un
disturbed. Thore weie but a few out-of-town buyers
visible, while elty Jobbers nnd mauut.ictur mauut.ictur
ers, who appeared occasionally, did nn ox ex ox
tenslvo Inspection business. This Is the
time when " posting " but no " buying "
la the erder or the day. Tlie three promt premt
nent'81 Havana Reed crops, vi. :Wiscon :Wiscen
Bln, Pennsylvania and Connecticut, nppcar
te have merits and demerits se
much allke that ludocisien marks the
meements of nil prospective buyers; nnd
tills indecision generally results In the
neglect of all of the three crops and favorit
ism for Sumatra. The latter Is se tigroeabio
te buy and te work, no higher nnd no lower
in prlee than usual, that whenever n manu
facturer marts out with the best iutontieu
toward seed leul", n slight defect, mi
adverse report, even a murmur makeshift!
halt and "bridge evor" with Sumatra.
Through the recent lire, the stock of '81 Wis
consin packed by New Yerk packers has de
creased considerably. The crop Is a geed
one, and still Instead of finding increased In
quiry ler it, unconcern ir net apathy i.s met
with, Frem all this it will be seen that
n hlle line heed tobacco, carefully selected,
will have a geed sale in the fall nud In All
probability realize profits, a loom nnd as as
'0iidencyin prices must net be relied en.
Tlie present condition certifies te tlie gen
eral Iluu londltlmref the 'SI crop ;- Iwiiiw,
it'those tobaccos were net consldeicd geed by
manufacturers, Sumatra would by tills tlme
be much higher in price. As It N, Sumatra
sells, but it does net rule.
The business of tlie week may be sieeified
as fellow k:
Wisconsin ('top SI, ::ii cases at ! te '.0
i-entH.
Pennslvimia-Cmp il, 200 casus at i
cents.
Connecticut Cum Nl, 2nd ea-os llnusa llnusa
tenic, ut 20 cents.
I rep nl, SOU casri iwijiiin at i ii-cm-
Old Pennsylvania Gmi lm nt!i te lli'i
cents. , . , ,
New Yerk State-Crep 'SI, !itw cases at is
cents.
Sumatra -Acllw. Sales el
quoted at 5h" hi ?'-
Ilavnnn- Medi'ialclv active.
aw bales,
Sale-t f00
hales, quoted at se cents te $l.'i".
The Teliaciii Leaf makes the h.llewiiig
summaiy of the trade in Hint city :
Wosteiu Leaf Sales liave been etlcctcd
sineoeiirpiovious report, but hew many or
hew much they amounted te is net known.
Trade is dull, that Is certain : why it is he Is
h piuzle. One explanation Is thnt ltegie buy
ers nre operating in tlie Vet Instead orheie.
The open markets of Europe, according te
ndvlces, are less uctive than usual, belng ee
by reasen of having receipts en the wny nnd
tlie fact that the new crop piespects are geed.
Therels no doubt that the demand Ter the
.moil markets Is mainly for present necossi necessi
ties, and almost eery hogshead will have te
irelnUi consumption bel'ore the demand will
l.e materially increased. Apparently the
tendency Is toward lower prices. The quan
tity or heavy, fat tobacco et the ISSt Olarks Olarks
vifle tvpes is tlmught te be very limited,
itecle sorts largely preponderating.
Seed Leal The extremely het weatlier or
the past week was onetiyh in Itself te prevent
an niilinntetl markeU Kew buyers Irem out
ortewu visited tlie market, nnd cltybiixeis
can wait ter innie ngrecable nnd cooler
weather te ile their purchasing In than has
len nvallnble tills week. It M difficult te
llmi any ellect that the recent destruction el
WisuniiMii tobacco has had en tlie market.
Havana-Sales !!0O bales nttVV, te 51.10
The Havana tobacco market continues te
present no theme for discussion. The status
of the new crop Is pretty well understood,
and what is looked for new is a revival In the
t-igar industry that will lighten the market
flrnrnch f its Hlock-mtd-n!bfWiehlers a llttle
mero leeway en niaigmset jireni. ,,,,
Sumalni-Sales about M bales nt fl.20 te
81.150. The demand for new goods is itulte
itoed. and pricosaie fully up te quotations.
Tlie feelhig in the market is a strong one,
ling Market lair, with Increased oxperW,
which amounted te 'JWt.KW pounds.
.Smoking nealei-sandngenls icperta wt-
liacUiry deinuud. .... ,
Cigars An nvemge weekly business Is an an
ueunccd by cigar manutacturers.
Stwaklng for the city or Havana, Sponcer
HayH : The movement lias Hiiluided, and tlie
greater part of our leading factories nre still
trerktng en a moderate K-ale.
.uih' AVeekly Kipnrt.
Sales of seed leaf tohiece reported for the
iNTEr.i.wKNCim by '. K. (Inns' Hen A-Ce.,
tolacce biokei-o, Ne. 1151 Water sheet, New
Yerk, ter the week ending duly 'JO, 18.V. :
lOOeasas 1331 Connecticut U0i)l!c.. i 100
cases l&SI Wlsoensln, Havana p. i.; iwi cases
iSSl l'eimsylvanlm r.Cj'A. ! lt; ;'wes 1M
Ue.Ullc.,:200 cases lh.S;i de 710a,l 100
casei! liSSI de. hpAi ; KX) cases l3l Olile
fiic.,; 100 eases sundries Sit, Total 1,000
cases.
IMilluil'ilphln Market.
All branchoserthotralo huve been better
during the past week than for Reme
time past. This has been the case especially
with cigar lour, the crop of 'si taking prece
dence. Wisconsin Havana, he far, leads the
Hit for line Koeds. It i.s curing early and Is
ery desirable, ns the grading is piotltable
nnd the quality extra line ; therorero packers
feel very comfortable In holding '81 lseon lseen
bin, the prlee of which Is held MlIK rennsyl
vanla 'SI Havana has leund favor te a limited
extent, hut the truth is, it Is tee early te
Htieak untlerstnndhigly of Pennsylvania.
v..t mniith will duvolenlUinluu. Censld-
erable low grades have munil market at ft
fair margin. Old leaf, which Is limited In
this market, sells In quantities te fill lmmo lmme lmmo
dlaeo wants. Seme grades are badly needed.
Prices generally ha e otllt'enod, especially for
new Jeuf. . ,
Sumatra soils, but net us freely as hereto.
IJavana-TullO a numlier of bales went Inte
the heuds or manufacturers this week at full
figure.
IX llaliluln.tllle I.cnf MmLrt.
reui tUdVaWiiiviue unreuc.
J n puKropert of purchases maue ier t-uas
Bach A Ben last week we made two errors
which Nheuld be corrected, tr. R. Z.
Frace, of this vlllnge, bought the major part
orthe200casos net Mr. Edwin Crewell, mill
the prices paid ranged from 4 te 'ft) cents, the
latter prlee belng paid Ter only ene crop, nnd
net from 8 te 10 cents ns ropertod. This
week Heme few transactions lmve bcen made,
but thore Is net enough activity te really os.
tabllsh n market. The rains during the past
week hnve made the fields of tobacco leek
very nourishing.
Tolincre n n I)l,lnrnrtntit.
"Thore IsftgoneraHmprosstou thnt tobacco
Is n disinfectant," was said te nn uptown phy
Rlctau. "Ifyouge Inte ft place whero the
air Is rank or laden with obnoxious va
pors," S!u' t'10 physician, "tobacco
Hinoke may aid you In escaping nny
evll results. Yeu will certainly llnd the
air lrss otleuslve, even If It Is no less nunc,
llutlf the tobacco Itself becomes tainted, or
contains nny poisonous substance, you w ill
discover that Is Just ns geed n trnnstultter ns
anything olse. A clirar holder would cuable
a man te cscane a nemi manv of the iieualtles
that nil smokers liii ,ir, and I tried It tern
tlme. I discovered, however, thnt the holder
scented my clothing he that I agnhi began
smoking my cigars In tlie old way."
WUcenMn.
Pi nm tlie Kdgci ten Tobacco Itcpertcr.
The excitement evor the large dostmctlen
of tobacco by the Stoughten fire, nnd the
great storm which followed Wednesday
evening, bus given hut Uttle room for any
thing olse in the tobacco market the past
week. Lecal rains have given growers op
portunity te reset their fields nnd finish t
what llttle remnant thore was left evor.
Gonernlly speaking, the new crop leeks
w oil ; most of It has been worked, and, In
Heme eases, the first hoeing completed. The
cut-worm is still nu nnnoyance In many
plnces, but the thrifty farmer replaces the
plants as fast ns they nre ealeu.
ASIEUWAN EXttlltlTHHt IX
LUX DUX.
It. II, Tlinmnn Clnitcn aa rniiiinjItmiliV
Itejt.
rrKiwit.itlwt liy tlm Mmmi;ciiii-iit.
tiv.w Yeuif, July '20. The appointment el
Cel. It. II. Themas, of Mcuhanicsburg,
formerly or Lancaster, ns commissioner for
I'enusylvuul.i te the American exhibition In
Louden, will gratify theso citizens of the
Koysteno Rtnte who have Keen the wet k ac
complished by Cel. Themas at New Orleans
last winter. Hampered at the very outset
et his labors by nn annoying contest ever the
commissienorshlp and unassisted by any
state appropriation, he gave liberally of his
time nnd lortuue te the work of collecting
nnd maintaining at the New Orleans exhibi
tion nu exhibit or the natural resources of his
state. His signal success in thlswbrk wen
for him expressions of commendation from
the visitors. The management of tlie
American exhibition In Louden recognizing
Ills nbillty received for him the present ap
pointment. The design of the American exhibition In
Louden is te show te the Old World the 10 10
Heurces, products, manufactures nnd arts of
the United Suites, te the end that Kuropean
capitalists may become JarKOly Interested In
doveleplng American industries. The situ situ
ntieu of the American exhibition, in the
heart of the metropolis, will innke It a ar
ticularly efficient means of putting helore
Knrepean capitalists evidences of the vast
quantities el undeveloped natural wealth
that exWt in every state, and in nene mero
than In reimsylvanla. As a means of ox ex
teudlng A inerican trade into all parts of the
world tills exhibition will le peculiarly valu
able. The Tact thatn "Ilrlllsli Colonial nnd
Indian Exhibition will be held nt Londen at
thes.11110 time and In the lmmodlate vicinity
will add Ui the valuo'ef the American exhi
bition ns n menus oretendlngeur trade w Ith
tlie llrltiih colonies.
The work of preparing for tlie exhibition
is we!l under wny in Londen; a site has
been procured and buildings are new in
process of erection.
ix AXJt Aiiuvxn n a n r.
Tim Mlir.it rrimprrl JIilcli .More Kutonible,
Nune lltiilcliitjc Ntileft.
Haiit, .Inly 20. The thermometer has
ranged from in; te 102 Ter the pist week. On
Mendav the mercury at Ihree dlllereul
places In tlie vlllage all hi the shade
maik-ed respecthely 100, 101, 10.1, at about i;
o'clock.
Karmcrs nre busy at their grain, and will
likely get it nil housed in geed condition,
unless thore is a sudden chauge In the
weather. The w heat crop will net he nearly
se bad as the indications foretold it few
months age. Cern is doing well, hut Is be.
ginning te show the want of rain. Potatoes
that wcre early planted will scarcely tin tin tin
proienow, as a great iiuny tops nre drying
up.
Festivals areuowripe and nourishing lunll
directions; two nud three belng held en the
same ecnlng in a radius of four or fie miles
from here, and all doing well In n financial
way.
Aitkin A- Palmer's new building!? well nu
towards completion, and will make a llne-
stere room.
Tlie two new school houses will seen he
completed. The school houses by the way,
are the only thing that has cuusodeny excite
ment In our staid neihborheod ler seme
time. The busy tlme Just new has allowed
the excitement te subside, but we expect te
hear mero or It about the first Monday In
August, the next meeting nfthefchoel beard.
The trouble has been about the dlsjiesal et
the old house nnd grounds at Oeorgetown
lewer school. When the matter is put
before tlie beard again we will be mero ex
plicit. An Hli-phaiit Hilled.
Itanium's large Asiatic olephant "Albert,"
which killed Keeper James Hwoenoy at
Nashua, N. 11., en Saturday, was taken te a
ravhie in the suburbs of Koene, that sl.ite,
and, killed. He was cliuued te four large
ti ces nntl tlie location of his heart and brain
marked in chalk. Thirty-threu members or
tlie Keene Light Guards wero then mar
shalled Inte line at lrt paces, and at the word
"tire" the same number or bullets pene
trated the ltal parts. The huge lieivst full
dead wltheuUt struggle.
"Albert" was 30 vears old anil had been
used ns a performing elephant until the last
three mouths, when lie had hIiewu hucIi
temper that he was withdrawn from tlie
trained herd. He was valued at nlieut 510,000
The remains have been donated te the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D. C.
The Ml kudu'' Knjuhicd.
In the 1'nlted States district court, New
Yerk, Judge Whcoler granted nn order re
straining SIdney Itosenfold from producing
OUbertiiml Sullivan's new operattu, "The
Mikade," nt the I'nlen Square theatre Ile
premised, however, te hear Mr. llosenrold's
counsel ou Thursday next ut Drattlobero,
Vermont. The complainant in the case was
Jehn Stetson, inauagoref the Fifth avenue
theatie, who claims me seut mie ie juu
Mikade" ny arrangement with the uuthers,
w hlle Mr. Uosenfeld claimed that the work
had lieen publlshcil and was public prop
erty. Shet fur it Chllkcil Thief. f
Jehn It. Stackheuse, Jr., shot f.nd instaully
killed a man supposed te be u (leruiau, In
the publle read nbeut :i o'clock Monday
morning. Stackheuse rosldes near Tnlly Tnlly
tewiii l'"-t nud, returning home late, discov
ered what he supposed was a chicken tiller
en the premises. He attempted te step the
mint by sheeting nt him with a pistol, and
tlie Reeend shot took efi'cct, the hall passing
through the heart. A coroner's Inquest was
held, and a verdict rendered that the do de
ceased riiinu te his death from a wound
caused by a pistol In the hands of Stack
house. Suickhouse Is the son of Jehn It.
Stuckhense, a respected farmer of Dristel
township. The young man came te Dristel
te surrender himself, hut by ndlce or coun
sel contiuded te await charges made against
him.
A Weman Sentenced fur 00 Years.
At Mount Sterling, Kentucky, Mrs. Strick
llue, widow of Fate Strlckllne, who was
murdered by Floyd Williams (new await
ing the dav for Ids execution for the killing
or her husband), wen tried at the peclal
term et the Wolf circuit court last week for
complicity in the niurder or her husband.
She was convicted and Benteuced te the peni
tentiary for nlnety-nliie year
MR, DEAOLE BADLY PUNISHED.
JIJTTKII VOIt A 1W.RX HITS tX THE
mist rutin ixxtxus.
Smith Ciime In nnd the Virginia liud llhn
Hard te lilt Mxkhiff It Warm for tlm
Umpire Seme Herent Nelen "f
tlie tlliimnnil Plchl.
The Rceend gaum between the Hlehiueud
and Lnncnster clubs was neon hyn Inrge
crowd jtMterdny. It was an oUl-llnie Rlug
glng match, In which the Virginias had the
host or It. The intorest in the game was net
very grent, ns it wns evident te nil from the
start that the Virginias would have a walk
over. Deagle was put in by the home team,
hut he was I t ted for about a dozen hits, in
cluding three home runs, In the first four
Innings. He was thou rollevod, nud Smith
did lunch better, tlie visitors securing hut
three hltn oil' him during the remainder of
tlie game. 1'yle was hit hard by the Lnncns Lnncns
eor, hut the work was dena at times when it
was of llttle geed. The visitors played a line
Helding game.
During the gnme thorn was a tremendous
amount of kicking, and the umpire was the
principal cause or It. His decisions were
very bad, and nt ene tlme when he declared
MeTamany out at second, ou a threw from
the catcher, the nudlcuce made n big kick.
The game was stepped seme tlme and the
players wero given an opportunity te nrgue
witn each ether nnd upbraid the umpire.
During this the audlcnce grew very het nntl
the nolse they made would have frightened
many a man. Hut Mr. Hates has an Idea
thnt he knows something about ball and he
decided te remain. Finally the playing was
resumed with the satne umpire, much te the
disgust or the grand stand people, who
called Dates all kinds or nauie".
Anether Incldent which caused ngrcatileal
or oxcltemont was when MeTnmnny, nfter
making ndrlve te the centre field fence, roll
very hard nt first base. The gang lurain be
gan te hewi, claiming that "Jumbo" Latham
hail tripped the runner ; thN, the man, who
leeks llken rnin Imrrel, stoutly denied, but it
wasef noiiHe and he was yelled nt during
the entire gnme. McTnmauy made two
bases en the hit and was put nut trying hi
make third. Had It net been for the fall he
might have scored a home run. The score, In
full, Is here given :
LAKCASTUIl. nn r A K
VIIKHNU. It II ! A K
I'arkcr, 1 ...
OMIU'lil, c
lIMninl, 2..
McTiini'y.in
(ioedmnn, 1
Donald, .1...
Mniith, rip.
Teinni.'V.B.
eJOrcciiw'd. s ' s' 1 .10
1 ' 7
V 1, -2
i a 3,
0 1 K
0 V 2
.1 O.jdlcnn. 1 -' 4 1, U II
21 0 .leliuiil'n, III, .1 3 '2 2. 0
1. e: Nusli, .1. ..I 3 1,11 II
e 2 Corcoran, r. e, 1 l! e 0
1 1 Heuse ho'r.e' 2 1 B ft. 0
1 '.i 1
.1 (I 'l.lltllHIII.
2 l C 0 0
n n, 2 e
0, I 1
3 0 HlKRllls, 2..
I tragic, p.Vr
ryic, p....
II 2,
V 8 (I
-I-
Total..
M2 27I8 V
Total WIS 27 11 (I
1XXIMIS.
I.atircuder 0 0 1 1 .1 e 0 0 ft ft
Virginia 2 2 3 4 0 0 13 01.1
BCMMAnv.
Earned rims Virginia, 8: I.ancantcr.'l. Twe
liasn lilts McTiMimuy. (Irretmend, .Naeli,
I-iitbatn. Three tme lilts I'arkcr, Smith. (Ih'iiii.
lUnneriinH lolmsten.OreenwcxKl, Niwh. Left
en liases Lancaster, 6: Vlralida, S. Htrnck
out Lancaster, 4 s Vtrclnla, I. I'liMtuil ball
C)Idl1cia,2; lleunnhnldur, 3. Mild pitches I'jlc,
1 ; Dcncic, 2. llmihle jilnjs MpTntnany. Ill
Innil: ltoiiselioldrr and HIkrIus ; (iU'enwmKl,
IIIKkIus and Latlmiu. Time et kuiiio-Tke
hours and llfleen iidiiutci. Umpire-Hates,
Others games playeil yesterdnv resulted ns
follews: At Philadelphia: Detroit 8 1'hlla
ilelphln, 1 ; at New Yerk : New Yerk :t, HL
Leuis a ; nt Dosten : ('iiicage 7, Ilosten !! ; nt
Providence : Duihile Ii, l'rovfdenco .'! ; nt
litlsbnrg: I'ittshurg C, Droeklyn I; nt
Newark : Newark 7, National fi; at Jersey
City: Nortelk 7, Trenten 0.
Illullllltlll HulH.
"Jutnlie" Latham weighs 'J20 imiiiikIk.
Oreonweod Ls a wemlerlul han-riiiiunr
ami his slides are great.
The Virginia club leaves this eieniug.
They piny ji' Alexandria irginlajlo.uior irginlajle.uior irginlajlo.uier
row. Lclt-lmnded Dald win was tee much ler the
I'hilndelphias yesterday, and they made but
four hits oil' him.
Lew Simmons, of the Athletic, is dUgustcd
ut the playing of his club, and he thinks of
releasing seme or the players.
The Semerset club passed through Lancas
ter, this morning, en their wny te Wllllams Wllllams
jiert. Among the players was .loe Kanpcl.
The reperts or base iall In the Philadelphia
Tunes are very peer, and Mr. Dhldlelieck
scorns te have lorgettcn that he has nn East
ern League.
Mike Scanlan'.s opinion el' his pet club,
which he was se anxious te have in the
American Association, would leek well en
pajier. They are being defeated by nil or
thilr opponents.
A Mr. Quhiii umpired In Jersey City yes
terday, ami there is anxiety te knew who he
is. Nothing has been beard of Jack Helland
and We Cuny Ter seme days past, and It Js.
supposed that they quit the Eastern League'
because they did net desire te work for glory
alone.
.Manager Datiilc, of the llaltlmoreclub, has
arranged te sign Meuntjny and Powers, the
-buttery recently released by Cincinnati, as
seen as they aiu eligible It Is understood
that they will receive ?2,000 for the balance
of the season. Drewn, pitcher, his been re
leased. Toe many people are allowed en tlie Lan
caster grounds with the players. Alieut a
half dozen boys me always en hand and In
the wny, and yesterday one el them went se
far as te pick up a hall which had passed the
catcher. Quite a number or grown people
nre always te be round en the eastside or the
judges' stand, where they have no shadow or
a right te be. They are prebibly stockhold
ers, and m'nkothe rules or the ground te suit
themselves.
Thore was seme treuble In the Virginia
club te-day. It appears that seme of tlie
men wero out Inte last night nud this morn
ing Househelder was fined .r(. The ether
members or the team felt angry nt.thls which
they considered tee heavy. There was soine
dlsfurbauce nbeut neon nnd Greenwood
and Househeldor throatened te lenve for
tliclr homes. They stalled for the depot,
but wero persuaded te return. The manager
Is said te have suspended Househelder for.
thirty days, and fined Oreonweod a large
amount. The sympathy or the ether mem
bers orthe club scorns te be with the two un
fortunate players.
The people hi the towns or the Eastern
League have n habit nryelllng at and guying
Dig Latham, et tlie Virginia club. It must
lie nckuewieged, howeier, that he Is n geed
player anM ceacher. Ile understands hew te
make men work anil nlwnys t's in te win.
The Virginia playurs show the clloctel' his
geed work nntl every one or them knew hew
te run bases K they nre net such heavy
batters. The Lancaster club would de well
te profit by their exnmple instead et htigglni;
their bases. The home nlavers nre net
w ci i
worked nnd that was nlalnlv seen In vestnr
days game, when seme of the men made
Utile effort te get oil" bases when they had
plenty of opportunities of doing se.
I.ctteis Oianted liy Ilia Keclbter.
The lollewlng letters wero granted by tlie
register for tlie week ending Tuesday, July
21:
Tr,sTAMi:.NTAitv Jehn Dahie, deceased,
late of Columbia borough; Frank (J. I'alne
nnd Mary 8. Paine, Columbia, executers.
Abraham King, deceased, late of Le.iceck
tewnship: David King, Leueeck, oxeeuter.
Ames Harmony, deceased, Inte or Ell41
bethtewn; Abraham S. Hliealler, West Don Den Don
egal, executer.
William Molenoy, deceased, late or Ful
ton township ; Evan Meleney, Fulton, oxee exee oxee
ueor. AitJUNsrnATie.M Mary Ann Haldemnii,
deceased, late or Columbia borough ;W. 1),
iiaiuemnn, coiumuie, aummisirater.
Iteturned te Court.
Mnrge Themas, colerod, was bofero Aldot Aldet
man A. K Dennelly, last ovenlng, en a
charge hjonieus assault nnd battery, pre
ferred by Careline Thompson. The testi
mony was that Marg-s struck Carolina en the
head with a beer glass, at a picnie of colerod
lelks, at Itecky Springs, en Friday. Marge
was required te enter ball for trial at tlie
August quarter sessions court.
An luillau Hheu.
This morning a number of Indians, iu
charge or seme agents efa iatent inedlcine
firm, arrived In this city, They carry tenls
with them In which they will give a show.
tuns run stuekt wenic.
The Contracts Th.il Were Awarded for .Sener
IlnllillnR, (Iradlng nntl I'lktnjr,
Atn meeting or the street committee last
evnnlng the following bids for street work
were opened :
Fer building elghteeu-luuh sewer ou Ship
pen Btrcct, from (Irani street te sower en
Ornnge : Hugh Keegh, t'M ; J. It. Smith,
?2sa2Tij Emllllnber, fcviftr Jehn Olto, MOO;
nnniuei llesli, ,fiin; Andrew wnule, L1X);
Ohns. Schwobel, f29ri Dftvls'Kltch, f2l ;
Frnncis Auknmp nnd F. Hinder. f.l:HM) ;
Jneeb llennnr, f.'ti'i ; Jehn L. Arneld, glneti
Rewer dpe, IS-lnch, 8.1 cents icr linenl feel,
Htrnighiplpe ; branches extra. The centrnct
was awarded te J. It. Bniltli nt f2s0.ir, ti
begin nt once.
Orndlng Laurel street; Jtelwepn High and
Duttnuwoed : II ugh Kengh, 1" cents per
ciihle ynrd for 760 feet : lj !H-r cent. Mibln
ynrd additional for every 100 reet hauling
distance. (I. Suter A' Ilre,, IS centH jier ynrd
nnd rock 60 cents cubic ynrd. Jehn Kendlg,
cartlill? cents per yard nnd .Ti cents per
ynru ier ieck, rrnutc iiiuuer, e.irin ihccuis,
rock f0 cents nor vnrd.
II. Hhtitlh, entth 10
cents iier vartl, 60 cents Ter rock. Jehn W.
Musser, N cents earth nor yard mid 4.1
cents lock per perch. Samuel Itesh, 1!
cenhs earth, rtxjk 40 cents. ioceh
Donner, Kl' ceutH earth, rock lil cents per
ynrd. Davis Kltch, II cents earth, rock 60
ceuls per yard. Ami. Onble, 1UU cents
eartli, rock 15 cents per yard. Jehn (fill, 13U
cents, earth per yard. Oca KolhitSen, 15
cents per ciihle yard and rock 50 cents per
Irch. The contract wns given te Jehn (Jill
nt llu cents r yard for stene for macad
amizing. Diking Seuth Duke street, from Vine te
Oerman : Hugh Keegh, f 1,000; Jehn Ken
dig. ?ii25 j O. Suter.fc lira, CTi, cinder; (1.
SutorA-Dre,, HHMt, stene; Jehn Kvlie, fS!Hj ;
J. It. Smith, J762.73 ; II. Shauh A, Ca, f 1,000 ;
Davis Kildi, 5.S30; Davis Kltch, $710, clnder
anil stene; Davis Kltch. all cinder, J (K(i ;
OoerKo Wisner, $800. The contract was
awarded te J. It. Smith, ferf7.V5.73, te he nil
stene.
liking North Lhne street from Walnut te
Lomen : Jehn Kylle, J7.K) ; J. It. Smith,
00.1.40 ; II. Shauh .t Ce., $1,100 ; Davis Kltch,
&U.7), cinder nud stene fSI7, nil cinder f760;
It. I'. Mrut7er, $S00; (lee. Wlsncr, fi'Wi.
Tlie contract was awarded te floergo WIsner,
at ffiSti ter stene for macadamizing.
liking West Chestnut street, from Mul
berry te Charlette : II. Shauh A Ce., f I,.
U1.W); Davis Kltch, J!tt0, ftfll cinder nnd
stene ; nil cinder, itr ; D. I. Mentzer, f!)l!i,
for stone. The contract wns awarded te It.
I'. Mcnt7orat?'.il0ferull stone.
Diking West Jumes street, from Mulberry
te Chnrletle : Hugh Keegh, 81,170 ; U
KemiKtr mul I. Washer, $l,Se0 ; D. 1.
Menti-cr, f 1,100 ;H. Shnub it Ce., 1.173.2.1;
Davis Kltch, S1.000 oleuo ; $00 clnder anil
stone, its'M nil clnder. The contract was
awarded te Davis Kltch at 81.0S0 for nil stene
for luacatfamliing.
Theemitract for the sewer wns awarded
absolutely, the weik tnlie licguu ntonce;
but the (xmtracts for grading nntl macada
mizing wcre nwnrded, subject te approval
or councils, or rather, they wcre recommend
cd te councils.
Tliostreot commissioner wns ordered te
grnde East Frederick anil Eist Chestnut
streets, mul nlse te put a stene gutter ncmss
the street nt East Froderickand I'ark nirniic.
The usual number or hills wcre approved.
The street cnmnilsslener was eidered te
exHinlne the stene gutter nt Strawberry and
Ine streets, nnd if fmsilt'e rciipivn It. "
'lUj; VOVX1V VOXI'HXTIUX.
Aitditlen.il l.lt of Delejule nud Coiiuiilllee Ceiiuiilllee
men KIci ted en X itnril.y.
SInce the publKav'iiu yristerday of Uiellst or
delegates elected (n Sdlwnlayte thtj Homo Hemo Home
emtio county tonriiidlen, te lollowIngiMl lellowIngiMl lollewIngiMl
dltlonal returns ImV hevn recvivd!
Colernln Mrlenilrrar,4. 'J. OiilGmllji,
Milten Keyh.r, Jes. 1',' Wentz, Clayten Mc
Cflidey. - , ttW- -v - '
l)rnmore-il)itl:;.'Mi iuiuirer, J. It- Xiu
Achcsen, li"j.WnUn CVYjfliPeilfly. Win?
Hastings. - - -"""ft
Washington -(atth) -(Jen. lleIsifU,
Jeseph Kane, J. W. Miller, MilteuSheilzer,
Josejih Funk.
Itai)he-(5'.)th) Franklin Nautnan, H. K.
Naiiman, Jacob Nniimau.
Elizalcth-D. W. Dietrich, lienj. Werk,
man, Samuel Keatli, Jnmes K. P. Keddlg,
Frank Kulh.
Newtown Jacob llahcckcr, Jehn C. Dlvcl,
Jehn Kcmmerly.
Lincoln Herace L. Hahlcmaii, Peter
Orth, Simen U Ilramlt, E. J. Mvers, Jehn
Orady.
Ceney J. K. Stener, J. K. llrcuue, Jacob
It. Keb, Simen Ackcrmaii, David Walten.
Llttle Dritalii--D. S. Pnttcrsen, Dr. .1. W.
.ell, E. V. I'hlllliiM, Josepli S. Hilten, James
S. Patterson.
MaytewnJ. 1 Hays, Jehn II. Heuscal,
Henry Terry, J, W. Jehnsen, Lewis Hall.
Noithwestern Solemon Zeamer, Henri'
earner, William Wnlker.
h. Fulton -Sanders McSp.irr.iii, Amcr Jen
..i.... i-..i. xi-i.i..f...M
Kills, 1, U3II. 11 JllllUlvVI.
Paradise Jehn Shell, Jehn McKilllps,
Phares Katimer, Samuel (lirylu, .David
Graham. "
West Earl-Henry Kafreth, Peter A stuns,
Jacob Dear, Frank .Sillier, Jehn Knfieth.
(:tll'NT COMJIITTlIl:.
Fulton -Sanders McSparran.
Paradise f.ee. N. WersL
New town Jehn C. Divet.
Lincoln Samuel Mcltride.
Ceney Jacob It. Hrenncr.
Llttle Britain li. S. l'uttersen.
May town A. It. Heuscal.
Northwestern Sel. .aimer.
Ellzabeth D. W. Dietrich.
Haphe .(6'Jtli) H. K. Nautnan.
Washington (Jee. W. Ilebcrts.
Drumere East E. M. Slauller.
Coleralno Jehn W. Whltesitle.
West Earl Henry Knfieth.
.i iwiti.r xi:iinu jiujkii.au
l'ilj;htciiud i'reui the Heme nt iJiiicasler
Family New lteilillne In llnrrliliir;.
Kiein the Independent.
A very bold attempt at robbery was made
about 10:20 en Saturday night, at the resi
dence of Mrs. McDlInn, 1,01.1 Pennsylvania
avenue. Owing te the oxtremo heat, a
daughter of Mrs. McGllim, agetl about 18, In
company with a smaller child, made, up n
couch en the hack balcony and went te
sleep for tlie night. Shu states she
was rudely nwnkened by the prosence
of a burly negre who hnil clluibed
upon the balcony. Miss McOllnu quickly
arese te glve nu nhinn but was set upon by
the Intruder ami choked te silence. The
scuflle was dechledly lively and ended by
the girl accomplishing her purpese of scream
ing. The entlre neighborhood was awnkened
but tlie negie was fertunate enough te
make geed his escape. It was sup
posed thnt robbery was the object us
rumored that Mrs. McCillun, who only ii
short lime mie returned irem Lancaster.
koplai-nuslderahln amount of money hi the
house. This Is net the case, however, ns tlie
woman lias run cnnlldcnce in nanus nntl litis
her wealth deposited theta
She Snore en.
KtileSinlth, Die wlfunl a peddler, was be be bo
eoro Aldermau Darr, this morning, en a
charge or drunkenness and disorderly con
duct. Jacob Smith was charged by the hus
band or Kate with belng en tee familiar
terms with her. The case against Smith was
dismissed, thore net being sufficient ovideneo
te wnrrant the inngiMtnite In returning the
case te court. Knte was dismissed ueii the
payment of costs and "swearing oil" for a
y'iU'.
-., .....
St. Anthonys 1 Jtcumleii.
St. Antheny's picnic at Penryn mrk yes
terday was a decided success se far as nuin nuin
bers are concerned. About 1,000 poisons
wcre ou the grounds during the day. Dancing
was the principal amusement, nud Tayler's
orchestra furnished the inusle for the sime.
The excursionists arrived home at 0 o'clock,
well pleased with their trip.
Carriage Tongue llreken.
Iist evcnitig ns the prlvate carrlage of
Jehn D. Sklles was belng drlven along the
Columbia pike, near the watch factory, ene
of the horses shied and turning around
quickly brokeofi'tho tougue.
Engine Ne. 4.
Chler Knglueer Vondersmlth had engine
Ne. 4 out for practice last evenlng en West
Chestnut streeL The street was well watered
by the hesemeu.
JIADK CRAZY BY DIVORCE.
a I'Aitujut into nvnxKD tits iiuvsk
AXl JUS 1.11'K HTUVIt.
Deliberately Urltlng n Itezeu Tenuis
llnrsrs, a Ilecn Cens, l'lny IIer,
fllnny Chickens anil Tnrkejs Inte
n Ham Whhh lis l'lrrd.
et
IiLoeMtNiiTON, 111., July 21 Wllllfltn
DInser, nOermnu farmer, who lived a few
miles from this city, n short llmonge married
a woman soveral years youtfger than liltnsclf.
Their married life proved te he or an un
pleasant chnrader. A Tew months nge she
had her husband nrresled Ter assault and
battery and DInser was hound evor te keep
the peace. In the nicantlme his who Med a
hill for dlvorce In the circuit court el
this city, asking nlse for n writ el
injunction le restrain him from hoII heII
ing, or disusing of any or his property.
The injunction was granted. The wife then
went te seme of her relatives te live until the
end or the legal proceedings. Dlnscr, It
Rceins, lias bcen almost crazy slnce his wlfe
Illeitrhcr petition for divorce, hut his neigh
bors dhl net notlce anything strange In ids
conduct until early yesterday morning, when
It was discovered that tlie night bclore he
hnd btirned his house with the entlre con
tents. Ile dreve adoen loams of fine horses,
a decn Jersey cows, fifty hogs, seme
chickens, turkeys and various ethor fowls
Inte Ills barn nud after locking the doers,
llred the building, which was leund In
smeuldering ruins. Soveral of the teams
wero valued at ?fcO0 and ? 1,000 encli. l.ate In
the aflonieon Dluscr was found hiding In a
clump of high weedsa mlle from his farm,
mid waslodgetl In Jnil innnswer the chntge
or iucendlarisin.
Ills Threat Kipped Open.
Ni:v Yeutf, July 21. Themas Murphy,
aged 10, or Ne. 2,4K5 Fourth Avcnue, was
fatally wounded liy his brother-in-law, Tlies.
Dmipliy, this morning. Mrs. Mitrphv,
who is Dunphy'H
her mother last evening,
was brutally lieaten en
pitcher by her brother,
her husband, was
sister, visited
nnd w hlle thore
the head with n
Tem. Murphy,
looking for
Dunpliy te
the men
demand satisfaction when
met. Murphy's thre.it
was ripped and cut hi n horrlble man
ner, nnd he died shortly nfter remevnl te the
station house. Dunpliy was urrestcd.
Hud Weed In Alleiitetvn,
Ai.i.untew.v, Pa., July 21. At a late hour
last night n fight occurred at Keln's park,
between I'. M. P.ulz and Oeorge Fink
nud William ami Dan Arneld, In
which the latter was probably fatally
cut by Kink. He received seven stab wounds,
nnd Is te-day In a critical condition. Wil
liam Arneld also received a soere cut and
dangerous wound, The treuble was caused
by a wnmnn. Fink nud llutz have Hed.
A Trjlnj; Dnjr In N'cir Yerk.
Nnw Veiik, July 21. This has 1mkii ene
the most "trying days r tlie summer. At.'I
a. m., the thermometer reglsted 74 do de
green, at Ha. m., 7(1 degrees, and at 9 o'clock
fcO ib-grees ; ene degree In advance of FrP
ilay'ft ns'enl, v
At 11 o'clock It had Kliel far ahead, reach
ing 87 degrees, and at 1 p., in. it reacluelrl
degreec
TJtK vniTuJinY nvcone.
The DrmUa of Sirs. Annie K. strlrklet- slid
.-) ' ' ilrtrUnlB Hrli
Anniu K. StrlekW, wlfeeJ Jficoi,H,ytlck Jficei,H,ytlck Jficoi,H,ytlck
lerantl daugliter el Henry1 Kurtz, ofJeunt
Jey, died at Leuark, 111., en Monday, tlie
2utli Inst. Mr. and Mrs. Strlckler remnved
te their home In the West about three years
age, and for a great iortieu or that time she
has been troubled with heart disease Fer soy sey
eral months past she has been a great sufferer,
and her death was finally caused by that dis
ease. She was an cstlmaule woman and had
many friends In this county.
Heath of Mrs. l.lzle Ilarnlili.
Mrs. Lbvle Hamlsh, wife or Michael S.
Ilarnlsh, shoe dealer, died at her rosidenco,
Ne. 42 West Kifig stieet, yesterday after
noon. Deceascd was a daughter of Jacob
Haniish, drygoeds merchant, nntl leaves a
husband and four children. The funeral
takes pl.ice en Thursday morning, nnd ser
vices will be held at the New Dauville meet
ing house.
Heath or u (Itrl.
Annie, daughter of Charles and Kate
Eshbach, died at the resldenee erher parents,
052 North Duke street, last night alter a three
mouths illness or rheumatism. Deceased
was a pupil of St. Antheny's parochial school
and was highly esteemed by her school
companions. Her runeral will take place en
Thursday morning.
The I.ute Dr. Jehn I.. Atlee, Jr.
A special meeting or the l.incaster City
and Comity Medical society was held last
evening, and resolutions or respect en the
death or Dr. Jehn I Atlee, jr., wero adopt
ed. His runeral took place this morning and
was attended by the Lancaster City and
County Medieal society, and u large con
course or friends. The ball bearers were
Doctors Dlackwoed, Elder, Hehrcr, A. J.
Hcrr, Ellmakerand Carpenter. Four color celor coler
od men were the carriers, ltev. Dr. l'ratt
conducted the services at the hotise. The
Interment was made at Lancaster cemetery,
(ieorge I, Deersth's runeral.
The funeral of (loergol Decrsch, a former
resident of this city, took place this aflor afler aflor
neon at the Detliel church. The ceremo
nies wero conducted by ltev. Sollhamer.
The remains wcre lntorred at the miic-aster
cemetery.
STATH W.KANING3.
Twe hrothersnamod Mohringerwero prob
ably fatally Injured In a saloon brawl In
Allentown last night.
A young man named Heckman, from
Washington county, nttempted te beard a
train ut the Union depet, Harrlshurg, en
Monday evening, and was killed.
The cerner-steno or the First Unlate O reek
church built In the United. States was laid ou
Sunday afternoon In Shenandeah.
David I. Haunt, ene of the wealthiest citi
zens or Frackvllle, Schuylkill county, has
been sent te J all for centempt el court.
The nggregate value or all taxable preperty
in Phlladelnhia last vear was KSO.Tel.'JOu.ll.
as cempared with ?.r)71,702,C38.30 hi the year
18J3, and the total nmeunt collected by the
tax recolver was tt),770,Oia01.
i. i
Tee I.eiTer Knd Crep. ,
Cei.r.nAiN, July 21. The corn leeks well ;
nals will make heavy straw, but Is net llkely
te fill out well, en account of the drought ;
the wheat Is generally harvested and though
net n full crop turns, out hotter than was ox ex ox
pected earlier In the spring. The harvest
weatlier has been unusually favorahle, being
Interrupted by no rains, but n soaker for the
corn nnd tobacco would be grateful.
l'ullcd ,te Maintain III Wife.
Henry Swelgart was held by Alderman A.
F. Dennelly, yesterday arternoen, en charges
of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and
desertion. Fer the first named effense he
was sent te the county prison for five days
and en the ciiargoeruosonion ue was com
mitted for trial.
DrlWnc Accident.
Tills morning as E. Hehu, haker, was driv
ing en Seuth Queen street, near Wall's
Southern Exchange hotel, ene of the spin
dles of his business wagon breke oft", and
spilled the baker and hla bread. Ne ether
daraage was done.
Arretted ou llall-l'iece.
William Derr was arrested last night en a
ball-piece by Officer Musketnuss. DetT Is
the defendant in an assault and battery case
nnd his security fearing that he would skip
had him arrested. He was unable te enter
new ball and was committed te prison.
lrAMUXHTUX AUTTJXIl.n.
More Nenr t'estumsters J. K. Ilegert Takes
the I'rlrent Wllkesti.irre.
Wahhimitem, D. C, July 2!. Tlie presl
dent te-dny npnelutcil the following post pest post
innsters I
Miles J. Flnlen, at Strciter, Ills., s.lceF.
M. Ityen, Hiispcnded ; Jes. K. Dogert, nt
Wllkesbarre, Pa., vlce A. S. Orr, Hitspended;
Clmrles E. (lallagher, at Salamanca, Ky.,
vlce D. D. Weher, suspended; Jehn S.i
Hand lev. nt LVlrflebl. 111., vlen V. W UnnU
susiiendeds Clinten ilosettl, nt Dekab, Ills.,
vlce A. S. Jacksen, suspended ; Oea P. San
ford, nt Imtislng, Mich., r!ce H. D. lUngham,
8USCllded.
Secretary Uimaf le-day oppelnted the fol
lowing upeclnl pgenls of the general land
office :
Thus. J. Hickman, Iuljanla ; Emmet
Knlicls, Alnbama. " V
J. It. McMnmce, Ohhii has bcen nppolnted
n law clerk a f2,000, in tlio'etlleo of the
assistant atterney genernl, Interior deiarU
meut.
11. O. Hillings, of Illinois, has been ap
pointed chief of preemption division, land
office, vlce Hewes, of Vermont, remeved.
Jehn McMurray, of Pennsylvania, has bcen
appointed chief of the land and railroads di
vision, vlce Stttrgls, or Indiana, removed.
$IJ8,0H rUJl UJUMUKEK J-JtEIJIt .wi;.v.
The Danes Committee, te ltecenuuciid te Con Cen
cress In Their llehnlf.
St. Leuis, Me., 21. J. Mijten Tumor, ox ex
United Slates minister te Llbcrht, nnd a man
orneto among tlie colored people, returned
from Indian Territory yesterday, whero he
went hyin vitntien te meet the Dawes senalorl senalerl
al commlttce in bolmiret'Chcrokcofrecdmen.
He says thatthocemmlttcometatVonltaand
oxnmlned a large number of witnesses as te
the claims of 7,000 frcedtnen orthe Chero Chere Chero
keos, who have been debarred from recciv.
Ing their fihare of 5300,000 paid the Chorekco
nation by the goernmont for lautl ceded te
It by Indians. The meney was withheld
from tlie frcedtnen en the ground that they
are net of Chorekco bleed. Tumor's argu
ment bofero the commlttce was that under
the treaty of lsfifl the freedmen have all the
rights et the nallvo-bern Chorekccs ; and
he says the couimittce after making a
thorough examination of the whele ques
tion will report te Congress next win
ter recommending that these frccdmen
shall he iid their pre rata or the $300,000,
which nmeunLs te $118,000. The same con
dition or things exist in the Choctaw nation ;
and the Rame action will probably be taken
hi that case. Turner, also succeeded In get
ting an allewance of 10 acres et land te each
1,000 Choctaw frccdmen and all the rights or
citizens. These negrees will vete for the
first time et tlie election for officers of tlie
nation next mouth.
The Miratesi ltnces.
Saiiatoea, July 21. The first day of the
Saratoga racu meeting opened threatening
but warm. The track was In llue condition
and lliere was n large attendance. The first
race, the Introductory scramble, for all ages,
entrance free, distauce five furlongs, had 10
starters. Mamie Hunt wen, Jim ltcuwlck
secentWmd Jim Douglass third. Tlme 1:03.
Mutuals paid $.0.G0.
The second race, Bwecpslakps-, for all ages,
alter a clese struggle was wen by
Volatile, Pearl Jennings second, Tem Mar
tin third. Time, UiVi. Mutuals in second
race piitl ?23. 10.
The tlilrtl rac yn the Tracrs stakes, a
uweepstake Ier Uirwfyear old, inith SI.OOO
added by the association, and $600 in platei
by Mr. W, IL Travers, 1 lulles. There
wnrn fi stnrlers. Ttlers-m Teit, Irish Pat
Kcceud, Doetblack Uilrd. TieiO, .L-Onlj
Fourth race Selling riuia tnjltv ltosire.
wen, Thady. scceuii, Disturbance- third.
Mutuals hi third nitfl paid til-Nj.
,T
THE JIOACIS FAU.UJlt.
Ilent.il or the liepert Tluit MIOO.OeO win line
Iteaih l3 the flincnimetd.
Nkw Vekk, July 21. Mr. Stephen AV.
Iteach was the only membcr of the firm ut
thoefficoof Jehn Iteach A. Sens this mom
Ing. Ile ropertod that .Mr. Jelin lteacii had
nearly rocevored from Ids prostration
anil would in n day or two be able te
attend te the duties incident te the ex
amination into his allalrs l3' his
assignees. Mr. Keach repeated his statement
el yesterday that It would le seicral days
bofero the flchcdule of liabilities and assets
would be icady. A gentleman for many
years Iu lutlmale relation with Jehn Iteai h
it Sen denied tlie report that about
$000,000 was due the linn en govern
ment contracts, ami that tills amount
had been withheld by the prcsent adminis
tration pending the settlement or Delphin
difficulty. AJr. Garrett Keach this morning,
while declaring that the Delphin had been
nearly paid for, refused te Bay whether or net
ether bills were due from the government.
Only a few of tha late empleyes have Bought
work at ether factories, most of them agree
ing In the conviction thnt the works would
seen reopen.
Stabbed III Ilrether Through Jeitleiixy.
niTFi'ALO, X. Y., July 21. Win. Wlrt
bltzkl Is a boss hi the Lehigh AJalloyceal
yard and his brother Gottlieb works at the
satne place. Fer seme unexplained cause
Gottlieb is jealous or William's standing
with his employers, and has frequently pro
voked quarrels with him en that aceeuiiL
Yesterday Gettlieb begun te nbuse William,
who told him te go away. At this Gottlieb
knocked William down. The latter was In
the act of ejecting Gottlieb from thepremiscs,
when he drew a knlfe and stabbed William
hi the leftside, lnillctinga dangerous wound.
Gottlieb was arrested.
The Mexican Kdltem In llaltlinerc.
Dai.timeuk, Md., July 21. The party of
Mexican editors reached IJalthnore this morn
ing at 0: 15 o'clock. They were met by a
commlttce of reception from the city press
and escorted te the Carrelton hotel, where
they breakfasted. At ene o'clock this aftor after aftor
neou they proceedod te the City Hall, and
wero rocelvod and welcomed te the city by the
mayor and the proprietors of the several
nowspapers.
Toe JlaiulytnthllUtHel.
Cincinnati, O., July 21. Officer Hanks,
of Camp Washington pollce district, shot nnd
kllled a man named Gcerge Daiustrep, last
night Hanks was trying te arrest Daiustrep
when the latter attemptctl te cscape and was.
called upon te step. He continued te run,
and the olllcer fired with fatal ellect.
The Cletelnud Strikers.
Cr.KVULANl), O., July 21 Thore nre abso
lutely no new developments te-day, with ro re ro
gardtethe strike or the rolling mill hands.
The men soem very dotermlhcd, and say
they will starve bofero returning te work nt
the former wages.
I. ut liy Slrtke of Natural (lai.
Cincinnati, July 21. Whlle weikmen
were boring an artesian well te-day at Holl Hell
heltn's browery, natural gas was struck,
which the firm estimates will save f 1,500 n
month in ruel. Thore Is excitement hore evor
the discovery.
A Londen Sheeting Cente.t.
Londen, Julj' 21. The sheeting contest
for the queen's rrlze, at Wluibleten te-day,
was wen by Sergeant Lincoln. Sergeant
llulwer made the next highest score.
Heard at a Seaside Uoarulng-IIeuiu,
Frem the Uoaten budget.
"Did you have any spring hore this year?"
"Oh, yes, u very pleasant ene."
"I wish you had caught It aud put It en
my bed.'
LATE FOREIGN FLASHES.
j:j:iii:i.h iiaki: ax attacjc ux
.sai.a Axn Annnr.vvt.sRjh
JtAS-
Tiru Thousand )ien nud sheep and Seven
Hundred Miles Lett Iteldnd In the Itrtrenl.
Iiihiiinanllles en I'rench Settlers LIvIiir
en tlie Wei Afilcmi Centl.
Lo.vde.v, July 21. A dispatch from Caire
suites that a large body el rohels nfew nights
age made n vigorous attack ou Kessala nnd
nttempted te take it by Bterm. They al al
eocked tlie plnce nt three points, hut the gar gar
Jlsetl pouretl Inte their columns n destructive
fire and succeedHl In repulsing them at every
lelnt. The garrison then Rallied forth and
lmied tha retreatlng enemy ae closely thnt
thOy ttej procliiitAtelV. lKivlnrr Uibtnd ilmni
two Iheusand ex,en and sheep, KetcFiIinntkeiL
..,.." niu (uru -iiiiuiiuyei amniuniu
1'Ln. rnlwO. l.i r..M.. .5v ,.,.. . .'.
v . .,-i. nj-, uny e,w.w in Kiutu nntij
wounded. The casualtleH tff the garrison"'
wero small. -, , JiZ-ZVA
Iferrlllln r!ril.lllua In -f. f . TT'"-f wl
Londen, July2L-AdVl.lroutUie-ivW?tti
Alrlcm coast state that an nrmyet UieKli'ig . $$
. ......uiiiUy iwuiuiy maue an unexjctea- V05&"
descent ou se oral coast villages, poeplod b-L "gld
French settlers, and ruthlessly massacred $3
men, women and children. One thousand,
of the settlers wcre Liken prisoners nnd put
te death, roasted nntl eaten.
Cholera Spreading In Spain.
Madiiid, July 21 Iloperta rrjm the
ehelera-inrected districts, throughout Spain,
show that tlie disease Is spreading. Fer the
twenty-four hours ending yesterday 0S2
deaths and 2.H7 new eases nre reported. In
Madrid nineteen new cases anil thirteen
deaths occurred. The sceurge has Invaded
the cities and provinces or Durges, Alinerla
andOtudahiJare.
Itehel Itlel Arrnleucd.
Wivnipke, Man., July 2L Leuis Kiel,
uiu leaner ei me rcucillen in the Nfrrrhfl'
was arralgned at Itegln.i yesterday hcr;
Judge Illchardspn. His ceuns.l deina.Xi
should Ijo sent te Ontario or llrltiih mi,
bia for trial. The court eernihl ih ,'"
he me-
tlen, and the trial will l-e en a
V'ce at
Keghia. The court adjourned till te-'
A ICiiMtau Agent In Ceren.
SlIANOIIAr. .Illlv21. -Aftt-inna fm...
rojiert tlie nrriv.il or a Russian ajrentV!i
Tanian. It Is understood that he Is ncire
tiating a new convent.. between Itussiaii
andCerea. An agent jjQcrmnu govern-
iiicni is aise ai janai
fA
the ciiErr
l-ilct AdilccK HeRiiri!
Outlireek
Milks City, Ment.,
leads the Tougue ID
coerced Dlack Wolf
anil Drave Wolf are
tlie Itosehutl river,
dlans have had a sum
net stale the result,
lurantry from Fert
agency Sundej- and
X SIIVATIOX,
e the I'trtlMrt Indian
the West,
uly 2U Whd6 Hull
Cheyenne,,aud fca-
line. Twe Moons
ie leading chiefs en
e TonguQllfver Ia-
engagement but will
a ier Legan el theStli
Keegh, reaclieil tbe
11 be Joined by two
.reiu Fert Custer feft
companies el cavalry
morrow
Crew I ml jj Agant Armstrong
left thore yesterd
en the war te
his agency. The
reugud Kiver
In
dhms
will reach llr bnit about WedneM
day. D. JI. McFu I, who llvea en the
tmtflr linltle rvni,.l livjlnti wl.tna ll.4 I.. ri
.met the cavalry mev ig towards Kosebud asCT ifij'l
he came tip. The "'b jmEMttlJenna
snyar j. a. coeky
"Wllej'fc, horses'at'
'J'ongue river ncac'1
nlwml (Vli wnlr' .ie.
.Uip ranch, all welt f
uqnj ami mm iney j.fi
TvituevitTi gun. TJiii. rscsai
hertl, aniImayie4stt id bv
without a moment's notlce. They
te seu their mares am ',j.U ter
which seme think me t, j that they
de hard riding, ethe think that l is
cause they are hard pi iscd for money
t,t
A. Iluel With Knl (Her a XmW fi'idu.
PllIIIMOXT. Sin.. Jl 2t.Vnterilnv tl...
U
llttle community of alar Day, seme fiv
nines seuin eiuiispi . was liCrrlllert b a
uuei eeiwccn two ei i
the day a law suit wa
members. Early .lif
u progress betw;Oen
thcr parties. After
he lawyers had !oft,n
merits of the eaid
Sam C'lllteii. Hicli
Daniel himmens am
the trial was evor, anc
discussion arese as te
between Simmons en
words led te blows
ed finally both liien
urew kihvcs ami aiia .ea ceeii ether, sun
inens was cut 11 time did Culton rece'lvetl $
wounds. Beth men e -1 In a critical condli(ei)
anil neither Is oxpecto l te live. Simmons is,
an InolTcnslve man, bm rullefpluck. Culton
Is a bail characler and .as sorved tlnie in he
penitentiary for a slni jar affair. J " '
Oier 101 1 ears of Ace, . .'
L v Sa m.k, III., Jul !!.- ralrlek O'Britf a;
or thrs place, undeub -dly the eldest man'in;
La Salle county, and proliaely ln the stUe,
died Sunday oyenit g. He waSvWirn In
County Waterford, Ir-tand, AhuvUO,!?
anil was thoreforo eyc 10,1 years Old, , He rti rti rti
mombered well such i vents as ihe IaUl ht
Waterloo, Slege or Si astopel, euU nlen VLLV
Daniel O'Connell. II wirals 93 years old.
Tlifey were married h 1SU. They canto te
America in isjeanu i 1j.i is.iiie in i&va. uiv
June 10th, 1S17, 0'Drl was naturnlited. IIil .
was very peer, and fc the past 20 yews he
and his wife have bee mpperted by charity,
A Sew Way of Hi thlngMormetiliui
ClIATTANOOfl A, Te di., Julj- 21. .The wy. .
Mermen elders who i eru arrps(ed,lu, Cre
county, Tcnn., under the new statute for id
ding the preaching of polygamy In thu s a'e.
wero tried yesterday, bluer Morgan, it 3
dent of the Southern branch of thechrjj
conducted the defense. The Judge cha'f d
that unless they actually advised I' ,
hearers te adept polygamy they wen
culpable One of the elders was discharg '
and the ether held under bends. It lit
first case in this sLite, and will be carrlt I ..
tlie suprome court.
Striken Indicted fur High Otreiuei.
Tolkiie, O., July 21. The special gtilld
Jury convened for the purpese of exnmiu i;
into the Inte Polish riot has, eiler belnj; iu
illtoen days, made Its report. Nearly m
hundred ltidictinents are found, man, iJ
high ellcnses. Hleven were indicted ur
murder In the first degree, seven for sec iuli
five for manslaughter, seven for she .if!
with intent te Ujl, thlrty-lhroe with suit
te kill, thirty wlmiualleleus destructli i r
property. The prisoners will net 1h ne
until the Octoher term ofceurt.
what urn rjiujiAJue.iTJE.-i.)
The Condition of the Ilaremeler nnd hf
memeternnd Indications forlheSlorrt .
WASitiNOTON, D. 0., July 21 Vet lht
Mlddle Atlantle states, continued warm aul
gonerally fair weather, except precc' et l
oxtrcme northern portion by local rains neuth
te west winds.
Lecal rains have fullen In the Lake region.
en the Seuth Atlantle and Gulf coast md, la
vur.rfirln. The winds nre cenerallv 4tuth"
wosterly en Atlantle coast and Lowei Lnk
regleu, olsawnero light unu vanauie j.m i i i
tomperature has risen ever the Lewer LakcS'jA
aud In the Ohie valley, It has fallw )rUMb$
Upper Mississippi nnd Missouri yalley nrt.;
in the oxtremo North wesL Sj
ran yj!um;uav.-v.eihiiiuuu mii' "') ,
rfonernllv fair follewod by slishtly coeloti
weatlier Is ludlcated ler New Hnglaid aA5
Middle Atlantic states.
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