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A-gbert gaiite aVltf apBBWIwBalBk "ira
"Whin the DMoeentfe aaMeNvtaWmat
,tMrivinnN a WMWNvaHvnM9nUM
r-aaganaBnam .ceaHanise. pteflBMjipertna
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h ; and tbe eeatunanee lh teaiperary
aanraa ana MiiieniHHraa mauui . h r- , t
MnTaraTWMu4MMtaKw)y elected and
-it" faking the ohelr mad an'- extended nd
4ttM; He spoke of Ibe enduring , character
rvOemomtte tpriaerptea,? believing ilhat
whoa tnnncleled In 1MB we Jnat m 'goad ' to te
lay m they were Uine. H, pMted. teluv
abroad question, Md declared that1 the itser-
wee . sbeuia he -lestrietca' wina me
i of the law, end denewteed Mtf Rnnth
MX for net having enforced , tha- ten,
(owilitfOTWeneoo-ihU suMeet The
I of the annnei wan devoted te a demand'
Iha MtatMiaMl dlltjiM ka tit e - inimeM
w mnpSejv vveiaWViNn nr oeBfvn
1 4M thta atatter. iM he eknastett UT
Hn of ttma Mate ka nreVent the eeatumaW
ttaBwf (be oentonilaetdXwdiroad conseUda.
m aaheaiea, Be -praised Clevelind and
rTBflTafin ml vtui mnnlalutjfcit- t . .W Jj
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,nd m applandett
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TtMoulvmulMtte beOetertuiBed-IiVitte'
WMinilllM -m jimiIm4U1i vrii ttifT niiatfi'
ntdeiiSUBubBUtatkm from Mlmin.Tli
report rw preeented by Heoen, or wsvne, as
fhaHlinu, and vrit In favor of W. 7. Fierce.
It Wat adopted. ,
Atterhe report of the committee ei cre
ttenUaia-rhaA been i-nreeented., Mr. W. GL
I , Manger, secretary of the common wealth and
naipiiian rw hb nnrnmiiMB atn ranwuiiiinriBX.
''iwaeentadtlia nlatienn.
I W eneh reeolutten was read It wee received
&.WIW nearty applause. Anenortteaaoptwe
"' " -- .. ilnfAAtMl. snil thn
I ffeteUbrmwas adopted M read. t "
V After the adoption of tbe platform W.
rilensel took the lloer and proceeaeil te
' iJuia In nnmliutlrm f!nnnut 1L DuV H9 th(l
oaiidkUtefer8tato treasurer j be wasBecended
wnlek Hreairht the audience up te Uie cry
r nWnet pttcS or enUjunWwm.
vly Vpen'a vote by acclamation Mr. Day wm
Mlidtli.Ml. nrlj.MMnfj.iltii turn lxaifl AWO1
IflVIUWUHUl WrWHIVBHVH tiviwivmwmn
It. .til. ik .dliiua ilie taw fu Ihelr nV!n nrid
;,Mferm discharge of their duUea. " v
X' Upoumetlonof ArthurTbachcraceutniillee
' 'of nine waa appointed te formally notify M r.t
mt or nia nomuwuen. inn ceuiiiuhctj vuii
fjata or Arthur Thacber, Ttkhardeen U
WrlchtJaraes Ureder, J. J. Blerer, Jamea
IX Hanoeok, W. J. Ilminan, Jan. 11. llellly,
Jaeeb S. Dllllngeraud W. risk Cenrad.
jMT convention then adjourned aOie fJi'r.
P ' UOWtTia KKCEIVEIK
ABMnaa ei mt upiniesa ei in irra an inn n en
fl f) Wl W bURTBIUWl
i . jrrem ion i-niiuucipam iimn.
i'Mr. Pay'a nomination wm an emlticntly
.'Wise act en the part of the Democrat, ile Is
j stronger than anyone-erthe ether worthy
Vnan himmIuI fir thn'hnAllInnr Itn'tilv tv
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of Iweawpa lei1 ene IIMsanvJaVrviWfajrittt r"
PaNt k4 Can wtMaw tMHMBHBi Mtssr.
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ataMasa WWMM t ttrMttlleM
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asWiTsJafwafa f WaW VWnfVP flat W Iw
abLJrAK, jfc JfcJsw" at i. aaasBnaaanaAsnar anL
aaaiirannrncKas warMff" ?"w
WIUM IMIWaaMMriles JflMM
Um aoaaMttlen iiesaiaifllaa, 4; At last
revteiM "sasjaaisani of a maierit
the antwangCia laaialillaa'' "rnteli
K.
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he In en undoubted Democrat without
public record beyond that of an honest, in-
; "Be baa never sought public office t has never
raen a candidate for political position, and
viU'tMteniniLtinn for state s treasurer has the
ijeJearnerit of the candldaey seeklnjc the ni.in
plainer lean ine man aeeaiiBB iue mct. .
vt A Marked PUtmctlea.
rem the Philadelphia Hecerd.
F"fr Onu Is a ilexterens mamuter In the
'am 'of nelUIca and. makes, politics his
-hnslness, In; bis hands the state treasury
'weeld be a political machine. Mr. Day U a
atiiinasfiil merchant, whose polltles la a matter
TmimUIaii anil nnt nt menav.uiaklnB'. He
FC -would msaae the treasury as he has nisnaged
n khhudmn alnre. en atrlctlv butdness
-prtoetplea. Mr. Quay represents besalsm iu
a was his own candidate, and procured bis
own nomination against the pretest of the
.better element In his party. Mr. Day is a
ftlUtpenUng citizen whose nomination
'hsat upon bim, and who would never held
an emce u ne nan 10 run hwi iu 'mi. ""j
as state treasurer would serve bimseir. Mr.
' Pay will de bis beat te serve 'the poeplo.
J PtttIlilrllitirietFurwrd7 ,
s'rrem Ue Philadelphia Press.
l-i It would be a great mutake te unueresu-
Itt'''nwU the force and effect of this Democratic
Sprea-ramme The tone and action et the von-
ventlen; indicate that the Democrats will
HUSH m WMW" ww. .....OJ
M y..- . ! In tha rat lilaML thpv
it will press the contrast between the business
' man ana wie poiivre mum uij.
vWW W UVIUUBUHUHhUIUIWJmiWH'IW
;;?: oinle that the Democrats have put their best
HLtoet forward.
tf'yreni the Philadelphia Ing.ulrer.
! -Yesterday an orderly nd respectable con-
rTentkm of Demecrata met at,HarfIsburg and
v4 neanlnated for state treasurer Mr. Cenrad B.
f 'iDfjr.nmorchantef thlaclty. Mr. Day was
ithVenlTMntleman who cared te accept tbe
.nomination, and .he, is unqnesUenably the
'J. - ..- nfltaA tCls1meVl WltllT Of falB
-"T aTWVWJaVSBSM s s-w www T" -
tP(Hty 'Hals geed man., sim
yfetii'Bar rUlr rretemU t iy.
5" JTrW the Xew Yerk e. S(
'' They hare an Issue of tbCir own kvJ'enn
isylranla which may possibly have ajAjtent
'' Influence In the canvass In that state. The
. VoepatttuUon or the state pesitrVely prohibits
r;itheoenaoiklatlon of parallel and competing
rlaaen or railroad. In vtew of tela jjrttfie pro pre
V,at4mfl for a merger of the Seuth Pennsyl
3MZui5td Beach Creek railroads in tbe sys-
tU,aM nt tha Pennavlvaflla ceBIDanr has ap-
A parenUy areuiarddeai of feeling among
.v.SaiBeoele. The Republican convention,
;v?(tanth urged te de ae, tdled M reeesnise
'.S-.tEeKt' and declare Itself en the question.
iM'TfetalTtekMas snladloattenof aympaUiy
'?Xlnftsdeney7 The oesatlon has been
wawai br tha Demeerata te declare them
f'aelvaa xplkdtlyla favor of enforcing tbe
i' 'mandate of the constitution and preventing
tha oenaolMeuon. ai un same uuw
avewasan
ed tSathe
I'wkieh
WewMl
ty SQfsw
ana get
we need
ae sorely. , t ..-w K Kf.!T'
&Whett ja.40a0rttir hi ' both Heuart be-"
wme lnJsgdsnfeswsi(li' te; threw off tha
chains whlbli slew hind wem' te, tbe service
et monepotyw.hen1frqnt rapeUtlena of
Uieeath lerebey the eoMtttatten aball lw-'
;praM ItaeMlgaga npsaitliatr hearts-when
dmimlUii - sal - faamnr : IVntM nrlt km . and
wluiM-H ikta nreTilttpreeept upon pre-,
mTMmw Um!miiSmm mu,' shall
Uhmu-naetntq wa.ri
aDrsBawVaaSI'Jaaaal
la i auil t haien keen rend and
mtlnrberhMeft enough a make
ibewrundarstand the import of iu i 'plain
I eleJay aawf with no fctsra paltry eaceses," they
-LB"" "I T-rSHRCS'S SS.T3.
niKHTn i . HHIMT MPS! ',WMTWpinJll tv
their duly, coupled with a sfeteere desire te
de It, wUl enaUa them te eateh. the shortest
and the easiest Wy. All trifling with 1 the
subject wlit'eeeee-sti ones; all modes of
evading this1 gea':pewt(wlll 'go out. of
fashion i noeontKranee'WlU be resorted te
et ways net; to;de. H while. prefesslag te
be lniafaver ', of "It; our, common sense
will net.be Insulted by tha offer of a civil
remedy te eaeh Individual for public offeuses
wbksb effect the wheKs body'ef tbe' people
and dlmlnhli tha seearHy et all man's rights
at once. Tfca legWatire vision, relieved from
the moral atrabitmtt which makes it eroeked
new.'wlHaee 'straight through .the felly of
trying te cerreet the general evil except by
tbe one apfirenriate means of regular punish
ment at the snH of tbe sttta ,DeesthMaeem
barshriUetaMnlytiot'niere severe than any
ether criminal law en our statute book which
applies, te railway managers aa.welUaMe
everybody else. They need net .suBer' the
penalty unless they commit the crime ; anil
they will dot commit the crime if you make
a Just penalty the legal consequence. '.Fas, a
proper, law, te-day. and they will be as
honest M you are te-morrow. J! very one of
thorn can.' be; trusted te" keep clear of acta
which maytake hlmxtu the pentUmtlary.
They have been" guilty ks their past lives,
and will continue In evil doing for some tlme
te oeme, because the. piessntsUte of your
laws assures them, that they shall "goun "geun
whipped of,,Jnilee." Bat' threaten them
with a moderate term of imprisonment and
a reasonable fin," and they will no mere rob
a shipper en tha railroad than they will pick
your pocket at a prayer meeting. Your law
will de its work without a slugte prosecution.
Thus yen could, If you would, etlecta perfect
reform, and yet uet hurt a hair en any head
t--- lUlinilUUUlUUH IUUM UDIWUWJ W W
wiaaeu.
Hat It Is net te be expected that such geed
will-come Immediately. Nearly ten years
age tbe legislature wan commanded te carry
out tbe beneficent measure or the constitu
tion. Fer nine years that Illustrious body
was a dumb impediment te the course of
Justice all its faculties paralyzed by some
Inscrutable Influence dead dovetd of sense
HXIU HWUUDf as II '1 uuiy lUUCUUIl uw
no in. com aostracuen ana ie
last, when it was wakened t
present governor and remind'
seventeenth article. It enetied I
and soeke aa one who did net knew
he was sworn te oppose tha oenstl
te obey Ik Seme members navesbe
utter hostility te It, some seem wlllii
rena email poruensoi ii, ana one
covered that It was all equally l
his plan meets no favor. Still, we
aeepair. xne people ana uie
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FA THHB8DAY. AUGUST Vftam
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laWW WuKJN91wmwWt& aVaBMsTWVIIal asavgVwar
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A.vees-aad and fatal bamka issldsnt took
? pUeeat a lata hour Wedneeday night at Mar:
rtseV'bM.: at Green Lane. Menhsessarr'
,eennty, 1-a.Mias Jennie Kulp, aged laeva
sen, reureu te ner room en me tntra taper M
nine o'eiook' and nothing mere waa MM
from Mr until eleven o'clock, when avteMak
ssHiekvresenndad 'along 'tiie oerrlfaM
dowtetha'aUtrway.Tue .proprietor .and
athert ware aroused and rushed np stairs and
saw anMka Issuing from tbe traasem.Tba
mostMeadatog cries issued from the 'room.
Mr. Iferrtn tried the deer' and found it
Mocked. The young lady who was shrieking
.Wltnin wsaitnld te iinleitk the deer., wham.
npen sue sereamed, "I citnnet, t cannot r.tha'i
kv is broken.". , . ff'tAJ
, ,i tun m vow-was iiiihhmut sHmnsHB
and a' horrible slabt met their aaew .There
steed,. tha, ypnag lady in" tha inaMt;elba
roenamassorgame ,BCrere wr.gfti
aaaaie'A-M.haA Mma.tn-ansnlaaj haw
earnet erbeddlng she dashed forward
out et ine mom, leaving a irain et nn
ner. JUMneauKi neranmaii cnua
whose night elethes were also In names,: Oa
of the party at ence smothered the natee-
we eniid's cieuing
;y at ence smothered the naiiiea of
s clotbletc bv catcliintr uniahd
eararlns her with a cnaL Tha nthera M.'
'lowed ijAtn Kulp ua she dsthed down tha
Jtrtvr(jlt gari-BiBiiitr tTin liutn Whan Mm .
waaaavfe svinuiins) iut iiiij ? asvta 4vaj
Herring bad caught tin te her nearly every
shred of iiloUileff wasliuiiied frost her bed v..
'Mr. Herring was very badly burned In pall.
wb; a saw remnants ei naine irem aerwaen,
she IWltO the fleer, a seething mass or black
end quivering flesh.
She lingered In great agony a few hours,
gasping for breath, when she died. The
child was but slightly burned and will re
cover. v On the table In Mis KuIp'm room It wat
discovered that her lump hail exploded. Miss
Kulp had been writing a letter, and, It ap
pears, foil asleep when Mie had nearly tin
ishbd. In her sleep she must liave accident
ally upset the lamp, when It exploded and
covered her with burning oil, reuniting as
abeve Mated.
A TKAMHTMKB HTOHT.
Hew aa Old Wagener Dreve Through LaaeaMcr
ea Hnnday.
Clmmbcriilmrg Valley Spirit Uemtnltreuces.
Jee tells it something after this niaaiier t
" Yeu all knew 'Squlre ,atLancater;
biui that nccr'd allow any wagon te go
through town en a Bundny. Well, there war
a crowd e' us at lllrd-Ui-Himd ene Saturday
morn In', uu' the talk run en this 'ere .'squire
We war n-gein te' wards I ancaster, an' some e
the fellows bet that I couldn't drlve through
there the next day. I'd never been tjiore en
a Sunday afore, an' thnili they said be'd ar
rest me an' line ine If I tried te se tbreueh I
.the'tl'd try lt, for I wanted te expriiincnt
the thing myself an' I wanted Jest about
iwici as iu te win mai 'ere uei. ae i satu x
war a-geln' through, though at that 'ere per
tikelar time I didn't have no idee hew it war
te be did. Well, these 'ere ether fellers
hitched up their teams an' druv te Lancaster
en Saturday se's te see the consequence e'
ine a-eeuiinr In en Bunday. After they'dlcft
1 tlie't a long time eh te what way I could car
cuuivent the old 'squire an' after a wbile I
war sure I'd" Jest the Idee. I hunted upan
old fellow who enct In a wlille helped the
hostlers at the stables In Bird-In-Hand. He
war an
mutnallr sunnertlna' one another. '
umpbant yci Meanwhile let all tk
rings rejoice,
come.
This. Is their day
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The Law of the Cane,
jrrem the Ledger.
In order that our readers may i
fairly the meaning et the anti-discrimination
and antl-conselldstlon resolves in ihe platform
adopted by, the Demecrats yesterdsy, we
quote se much el article XVII of the atate
constitution as the resolves demand shall be
enforced : '
"Section 3. All Individuals, associations
and corporations shall have equal right te
have persons and property transported ever
railroads and canals, and no undue or un un un
reasenable discrimination shall be made In
charges for, or In faculties for transportation
of freight or passengers within tbe state, or
coming from or going te any ether state.
Persons and property transported ever any
railroad shall be delivered at any station at
charges net exceeding tbe charges for trans
portation of persons and property or the
same class In the same direction te any mere
distant station," etc.
Section 4. Jfe railroad, canal, or aher
.corporation, or the lessees, purchasers or
mnnaawn. of an v railroad or canal corpora-
tlenridiaU consolidate tbe stock, properly or
franchises of eh corporation with, or lease,
or rrehaseUiewwka or franchises of. or in
any way control any ether railroad or' canal
corporation owning or baviBg-;nnder Its con cen con
treUparallel or, cempetlnglina ; nor shall
any emcer of any each railroad or canal oor eor oer
poratloa act aa an- otfleerof any railroad or
canal corporation owning or having the con
trol or competing line," etc.
Alleged infringements et these sections
give rise te the anil-discriminatien and antl antl antl
conselidation agitations. '
unly appeann' cuss an' didn't de
'riarawsjgjsvv - - --rj , agy utaMiQuau no uesir jtp IMSMjiP "t.'tfft""'.
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ItailaMatki' nasM aaM Pienktesii
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iTha-'Phl
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PBB7, ss new.- in.t.i
.Theatpsen lft for
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( Vina rraaldiat
ettr.;wadaasday
Ttt PriaUtut atdanwd
a lew deya I.
dartflltial
.a-Mrtty,.!
thePena
tanitac-lMdkl
sbbl iran bob
tha Wkha M tiaanHaa. AS Mr. YaB
alaeatgaratajia, thIalaiaiaiMaga or.rattread
enaMats mayne eensasstaa ajore t
daataL TBaansnartattabfll'm
bem nreaared ter the soileHeal M the
sylyaeav who decline te gttaaay Infernav-
non ragaraing m oeassnav - m prouaeto
that thianswer will atata that tha reasea tha
, pasyars nt tha pstHlsnars ' for : an iadanetten
aMIWMfiiaaalstlatiterhi Mthtngte
awJera.Mt Is a faet that g ilgMML yW ,
aireritKhaabeencTasad, tlta WnldsraUen
paktovarandthaaeodsdeUrarad. ThlswlU
be newa te IM anO-trsnafsr party,' Who have
oeawnMaHy maanaiaan sinos'iae neaiwas
ikaeVwBM Maehl aUt Het dellv.
na.1 tKj-ttJXL.4',1:! .kHjVCJ- t
"A remlnaneMelal eCtaa Peneaylvanla
cempaay hat SaM that the manageaiwitdld
net view the sttastlen wlth-any Sarm what
avtr nor bad thaVat any time slnee tha deal
,was made had eesatl am te tear that any of Its
.fttvMeaa weaid fall te ha carried out. .When
Mr. Vanderbllt told them ha would deliver
torteeth Panr MMt Cmk reads they
aWy knew.WlHn; twwaiil8fw?s"gpjj
M.fciil'll.a.ii'lwi.iit 1 T' ii -nn . 1
Anether efltelal tbeughl that tbe whole
asatter was nfeee of penueai eunvtrap engj.
aa in the bram of Attorney General Cas
aldyS glye a been .te hte candidate for state
treasurer Hit hed keen a bena-fide suit at
tbe lnittgatlen of tha aaU-Vanderbilt party It
would have been begun long age, when the
matter wan layroeess of mgotlailen.
On' the street, the, fwildert rumors wure
afleatA Seme persons claimed that the Haltl Haltl Haltl
tnoreifcUhle warn at. the bottom of the suit
and were te furnish tha money te carry It en
In tha hope of damaging their powerful rival.
This .idea was net; favorably received by
many, who thtnk that .the move le purely
pelitkJaU There Is still another class of men
who think that the suit was brought In geed
faith and believe that any technical grounds
which the Yanderbilt party may lntrodnce
Inte tlielr answer will be overruled by the
courts, onthegreund that it Is known be
yond cavil that the Pennsylvania is tbe
actual purchaser and as such is violating the
spirit, If net the letter, et the constitution.
The general opinion appears te be that tbe
suit Will end inn short but ably-conducted
hearing. In which the Pennsylvania will
come oil victorious. The llual hearing will
prelwbly take place October.
HO MARKET tOR BVANUAh.
He
Mr. Cleveland Declined te Itecelte the
l'rurlDt rartlcular.
Bars toga Cerr. N". Y. World.
The mera tog after the piibllcalleu of Iho
Ilulfsle scandal against Mr. Cleveland, he
roceUod n letter from a cltlren or Kentucky
who doscrlljed himself as a trim Democrat
anxious te accomplish the successor his
party. In this letter the writer said that he
had lUed for a number of years In the
vicinity of the plnee where Mr. lilalne
ence taught school, and that He waa
familiar with tbe detail el the old Dlatne
scandal In that state, and that he could fur
nish such a circumstantial narrative as would
convince every ene of the truth of tbe story.
Mr. Cleveland Immediately replied te this
letter. Ills answer te It was written In his
own hand. Ne copy of it was retained, but
the gentlemen, who told me about It. read it
through befere it was ent. While he Is
net able te gie the exact language of
It, he yet was able te reproduce Its
spirit He said that the lettcriwgan by say
ing, "1 am erry te leant Dial you area
uemecnti." -Mr. uieteianu men wcui en te
that be bad nc
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I let him sav all this without respendln'
onewordau'thenhewenton te talk mere.
Afierae'dgotanuietlrod I pulls back the
wagenewrerttr'aaysas calmly a If netliln'
war the matter t
"IiOeklnyer. l've get a crazy man yer.
Don't yen think It would be advisable te let
me go eat e town T He's uucommen violent,
an' tf he'd get loose I'm afeerd he might de
right smart e damage. What d'ye sayt
Can I go en V " k
An? blamed me if tbe old fellow dld't let
me go right through town without payln'
him anyone. But I tell you, fellers,! .war
UTCmenoeus near lauguiu wueu a. hket u
tbe wagon. That old galloet tied up, In tbar
war a roll In' e' bis eyes oreun' an' a gabbiln'
like a real crazy man an! he tried desperate
hard te Jump at the 'squire. After we get
out e' town I took the ropes efTn bim an' left
blmoute'the wagon an' he walked back
home. I aaw him t'ether day an' he wanted
te ride through Lancaster en Sunday agin,
but it don't pay mere u encu-
'Details or the deatnMtKm in Caaten.Catea,
and viemlty by thereeent graat ,rath4teraa
hre,have bean reeetvedfcy private partlea
In WaehlngtewU ,The flood was tka'ateat
serleus which has vMted Canten InlMrty
years. Mera than ten thousand peraens kat
their Uvea and a mt greater number are left
Jr f starving condrUen. Kntlre villages
wave anguilMand the riea and ailk eroes la
the viehjtty were almost ruined. Thai price
ctf riea has been raised eighteen per eent. In
coneaqueneaofUMloMofthecrmv .-j
The rain 1W1 the latter part of Jenenttlag
and evivgawing all the rivers. Many of the
streets -of Canten were flooded for ever n
week. At Ss-NI City, the water broke
through the city walU Jt Is reported that
several thousand, people were 'drowned In'
that place. VThe embank ments of Mm rivers
were broken in numerous pteses, and tbe
water swept across the surrounding ceun-
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foreigner, who was an eye-witness of the
seenes of devastation, reports that ene night
the beat he occupied anchereaWiiear a bam
boo grove. By morning the wSter had risen
te the tops el the bamboos. At ether point
it roseas high as forty feet during a night
time. ,The inhabitant fled from the villages
and camped en the hillsides.
At Kbu-Iu, a tttarkct-place situated near an
embankment of one of the strrams connected
with the river which brings water from the
North and West rivers, tbe majority or the
Inhabitant were drewued by tfie water
breaking through the enbankinent. Seme
escaped te a piece or rising ground in tbe
neighborhood, but tbe water continued te rise
and gradually overtopped the elevation,
drowning these who steed upon 1L Seventeen
Chinese graduates in Canten, hearing or tbe
dUtress and suffering prevalent In their na
il ve villages, took )asMage en a beat, with a
view or proceeding home te render what o e o
sbtaiicetbey could. Oil the way the beat
was capsized and all in it were drowned. In
some places parents tied, their children en
the high branches or trees, whllethey insti
tuted measures for their goneral safety: The
trees were washed up by the roots and the
children were drowned.
Tbobedyofabrido, dressed in her bridal
robes, was found floating In the river at Can Can
eon. A large tub was also seem rlt was
picked up and found te contain a boy and a'
girl. With thein wait a paper stating their
names, tbe day an J heu r el their birth. Tbeir
parents hsd taken this means te nave the llfe
of their children.
The writer of the loiter Ireui which the
abote is taken says that the auuering that Is
being endured by thousands in tbe provlnce"
is simply heart-rending and that threw floods
will, of course, bring en ethor calamltietl.
The subsiding or the water will leave an
alluvial depesit that will bunion the atmos
phere with malarial poison. The pcople nre
ebliged te use the filthiest and dirtiest water,
which must gle them all sorts of disease.
Thoneii-progreaslve character of tlie pcople
leaves themhelplaws In tha foce of calamity,
and all they can de i te beat gongs, burn
incense, howl te the hea ens, pray te one idol
togeaudcauso another te step hli ralulng,
prohibit the killing of pigs, clese the north
gate, snub the northern ruler and thou
Uke their dun co
in Important l'eiMleii DocUlen.
ticncral Black, coinmlssienor or pensions,
has made an Important ruling affecting the
righla of malmed soldier in the late war.
Up te this time the pension ollice has held te
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" Har?avB"'ataa M present of ressgak
my eeainwaann m ministtr te Austria; Tha
awe ilpartaunt toast flrstseWe the jjteiM
of Hw'ibbNV mL ,tlia' Anssrian government
mnat ha Ihraad te put Itself en record The
pout hi Jaatbara.. jllad Austria assigned de
reaarMWfcvtateHy said.' 'We( refuse te re--,
eeive this mm,'VmiUi have been all right1
and atotwe32 have ended the matter., le
aevarfantte,reanlred te give reasons In
Melt aaate nnlaasFseas M, but If It sees fit
te stea mt tiateM these reasons most be rep.
at) t Kew, Aattrte has gi van raarens, but
they ara twarepntaUe they are trlveteu.
Thiyaraan airtt te thwi people reasons
whlML In (ha ateetaeatb. eantnry," ara an at.,
frontte tha oesnmon aente of mankind. , --a--
With, Italy-the eaasrie diisMnt. The
reaaea liven by' that government appealed
.te aae as having in Itsomethlugef feree, and
aaicoaianetweu no anyuiing iwbuiui
ateaaRaMMr own government by forcing
nn laaua, I of course resigned as eoen arthe
raaten was made known te ma It eftrfaialy,
would have bean unpleasant for King Hum
bert te receive as minister of this govern-"
nient a man who bad Se severely danettaced
his father, Tbe rearna given by Austria, en
the contrary, are suelt aa cannot commend
themselves te aav tbtnklM eemmunHy.- os-
taWallylntelstiayaridage,'' v M ,i ..
f'"Xt has bean gsneiwtly nnderstoed In this
cenn try that Anstria's refusal was based en
iha st that yew vw la a cfanraw.'aMi-en
that account could net be received by the
Austrian eenrt," '.; ' M
'And would net that lie a friveienit reason
In this age of the world? Austria be enae-'
bled members of that race.- Whether they
are received at court or net If cannot say.
But that tbe Austrian government should
assign such a reason for refusing te receive
a minister of another power seems very
strange."
"What I shall de new 1 de net knew. 1 1
was city attorney of lMcluueud before I was
appointed, l resigneu, seiu my uurary ana
my neuse. new 1 1
branch."
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Tlis Mprtag Uareea Ilank Meeting Alt Calls.
rnn,ADKl,rniA, Aug, 27. The following
notice is posted this morning in the branch
ofllce of the Spring Uarden bank : ' Te
facllltate busincMf, dopeeltors will prespnt
their checks at 1-lh and Spriniidardcu streets
ferpayment. Settlement with hank will
be made here as usual." Checks w ere pro pre pro
seu ted and paid, and there is little oxciUunent
at the branch ofllce. President Kennedy
and Director Kvans roiteratotlio statement of
the bank's seUcncy, and assistance has been
offered by ether hanks. Thore is a large
crowd of ilauloreimdoposltors at the bank
building, 12th and Spring Oarden streets,
and delalls of tolice nre kept at 11 ie bank te
prcsone order.
Ills UUappearanca ICvitlalncil.
Cinaae, Aug. 27. UU Prank, Iho eldest
of several brothers engaged iu the liquor bus
iness lu different parts of the city, lms I icon
mybtorleusly missing slnce A "gust 18. This
morning, Julius Frank received the follow
ing message from New Yerk :
"Hunk all my own meney and yours tee,
en the beard of tr.ulu. Hae gene fur goetl.
Serry, but can't be helped. (.Signed),
Km i'n im;."
Some little tiiue acu I'll en the iirelcuse of
being able te engineer a little whisky trans
action favorably for lilmselland brothers no
cured f 10,000 from his relatives and was net
heard of until this morning.
Jth ACK-ACK CI-! A WBTTlfiU.
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I 'jrtna; this issue me ueaaoeraw iwimjiij
IV iSSnminMi thn rpfnrm administration" and
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s v.in.,i rnr utaia ireunmr a canuiuaie
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i ,'tftaa of Matt Quay. v,r ;
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llBVMMi tka H ew Yerk World.
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Tha atraaaB la aUthsltoenld be desired
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I -ty 'Wa Mteftw taWtitet In this straggle for
r'fK hOBOSt gararnaten. agannw ae pun u. un
, ' rallrta oefiratloriS the Just eause baa no
? rhannt itf nm W de seem te be out en
S.IitesmkBBr Thelltaeflngtrofmenopoly
hitAWMfthartlholelnaarthauw.
"iwrtafliaBea of oer aaamlea ever the
h tagWature la mysterletts, inealcnlable and
' a "'strong enough te make tha coeaUtuUon a
! :4attarln spMeet ealha toeUylt,anda
-.. . petMlar denund, almost nBlvaraal, te enforce
r.Tt-T ThaM la no ether aubjeet upon wbieh the
. iaiaitoaahyasupeaas,teostlniport-
Miter ntt,,, Afraid te oppose tha orraptoor erraptoor orrapteor
iraMeat and iMeddeNMl t , It
SthamtesUant nanteaUly. Pruo-ntpelW-
aanalwyawaataaoeui "
MMI tha rlghtpata haaa ia fuUef
iM.. tt lajsaaafai wraiae wa "
kar than waraaUyarat hrwj
Masf.ef tha Maate taka Ma4
The amoral naa His Wae Thrown Inte tha
iAWrrae Kivcr.
Muchexcltament waa caused -along the
River StlAWrenee, in ,the vicinity of the
Thousand Islands, late Tuesday afternoon,
when a report was received from the small
Canadian town of Rockport, that General and
Mr Jehn A: Imogen, end and Mrs, O.
B.' Marsh, of New Yerk, bad beencapshwd tn
a beat near Slave island, and drowned. The
report proved te be untrue, although mere 4
waa (some foundation for it. Early In tne
season Oeneral and Mrs. Legan decided te
visit the Thousand Islands, and accepted the
Invitation of Mr. Mrh te be bls.guesU at
bUoettoge ea'Cherry-IaUnd. On Monday
fterndSn Mr.' Marsh gave a private exeurslen
in honor of htegnsehv The party numbered
aheuUhtfty, av.7wara conveyed la three
steam yaanai te aiava laws w w pv.
dinner wDaarrad. "Aitor Innoheen, a
photegiaPhar,.wha is making pictures of
aomVeftbsoenery ef.tharlw, happened
zsEms&ffim
vwafaajaavanm oea juneh u
n no pTpfTv-r. .1
WMOTafsnraaD, ana um oebuiiip
nver. Aim water waa
n who acoempaniea
,terthe reseue. After
Wart piacea saieiyea
te two ladles were yevy
much exhausted.- General .Legan !,
and declined te be helped until all the
ethers were safe." Mrs. Legan was ruueh
M.Kn..tauteu aunatenBv admonished
bylheganeral teJtaap oeoL ' the ptetura waa
takam aatha partf thrown Inte the i water.
TaanoalUen of tha oeoupanU as the beat
weateve
UppoMUea U Mirer.
A large employer In New Yerk city who
wa- interviewed en tbe silver question U re
IX ted as 'saying. ' There Is net a worklng werklng
mni iu our employ hore in New Yerk who
will take silver without grumbling. Hereto;
fore we have been in ine unit or paying our
men with bills. We constdered it net tbe
fair thing te unload silver en them,
butlast week we bad te glve them silver
because the banks asked us te take It j
In fact, they said they would have te give It
,te usTab we paid en the men for the first
time in sUver, and the foreman complained
about It If this silver Inundation continues
I don't knew what businessmen will de. It
will seen be se bad tbatwben a mangoes eat
te collect we shall have te send along a porter
17, . ihe silver be receives. Tfaere la S
Kenerallmpreaslen among werklngmejithst
merchants buy up sliver coin at less.thaB IU
narveyere.af
twrf beMUi te hka. far a I
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Tha wlrandUa et.tba Cambria Iren i oem--pany.at
JahlawOWa, wt Ma -an Idle for
assne time, have fMatoaiepsratleris and will
Mafter raa doahte taa. f " -
StaaawaPaaayMnflsmhMat roenbraetor
Jwhsse aanse.teiarJiuTa.e.lws.-. arraated
AVednesday afternceu, en charges of having
muuiaiea anu cnaugeu iut oauewciui. vy mu
votes of a certain precinct lu Danllleata
recent Democratic, primary election.
Mever JfcCe's dry house at their pouder
mlU, In Brandywln Schuylkill county, was
blown up with about 350 kegs of powder, en
Wednesday. It shook the earth for Ave miles
around, breaking window panes in houses,
etc. The cause of tbe explosion Is net known.
Fortunately, no one was near and no ene
was Injured.
Messrs. Colredo fc Bayler, proprietors of the
hrldm works, at Pottstown. have been
awarded by tbe Pennsylvania railroad com
pany the contract for erecting a bridge ever
Mill creek, near Newcastle station, Schuyl
kill county. Tbe bridge Is te consist or stoue
piers, With iron superstructure, anu win uu
about 600 feet long, spanning both the creek
and the Reading railroad tracks. It will be
en the branch of tbe Pennsylvania company
extending through Sekuylklll county,
Tbe Backwalter family, bera and ralsed
in Montgomery county, are very long lived.
Jeseph Bnckwalter, of Philadelphia, was Uj
en the SttBOf'June; Jacob Buckwalter, of
Tnrilmna- waM SO en ttlO 18th of AUKUSt!
Hannah-Kraia. of Pbmnlxvllle, a sister, was
85 en the 15th. et last March; William
whePnwy lereaW--be- tse.rjwaran,s
for aatnatollen of either regast.Mh. .w,
letet.alMdl.recelv t'fw-eu at thaw
eiv7.90 par month from the date of awreral'
of thataet" ba act of tareb 3, 1 pro pre
vidas: " That all soldiers and sailors of the
United States who have had an arm taken
off at the shenMer Joint caused by Injuries
received in the line of duty, and who are
receiving pensleas, shall have tkalr Pfwdens
Increased te the same amount that the law
nowKivaste soldiers and Hailw whoteve
i . Jia. u.a bin Inlnt : aad this act shall
apply te all who shall Iwjwraafterjplaead en
Tuero are less than a dozen cases in the
country where tbe cut is through the Joint, or
In which the Joint bes been disarticulated.
With the object or testing the past ruling en
thH point a ponslen nttomey recently pro pre
pared two cases Frank McEastman, of
Pennsylvania, and .Oliver K. Dean, or
New "Yerk and pfuscnted them te tbe
commissioner, Insisting that both cases
clearly came within tbe previsions or the
tntntita. nithniiirti the atnnutationlwes below
the Joint The commissioner took the sauie
bread add liberal view of tbe statutes, hold
ing that Eastman and Dean were entitled te
tbe rate of 1337.50 per month, and Issued a
ruling te thai enect. -ine acciaum n,"
is believed, all cases of amputation near the
elbow, knee or hip Joint, where the cut is se
near as te render the remaining bone use
less, Uie language of the law being Identical,
and the principal Involved being tbe sanie.
xtihvnaiTies or revHU xicumax.
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wit court, whlah ware i i stud
cralleti by tbawd eeur ,
VKtMB 9VICK, Af
The .tlurderer of a Da ti(jtl
' trneaea h.'i.
Dkauwoed. Dak.. ntri
Lrncb. of Stuntls, wn uiiat i
nleht.tnliiiinatna.iliV 1'r.rallIuaM TlaMla
bf company Aiastk VinttHfaimmUL f
stationed at Fert Mend! mmUimmtim
lynched TUeseVy - nlgl byja'MKjifc laff
time age llallls beat . triers WeUMflW 4
broke three of her rl Vv, DrijdteH mmtfyy
called te attend her, nu I fa.) ahvoiiajinBVteaU'f
as a witness ler tne gra ia, jnry.V sBgip wi
ludicted and threatciuil te hMH
Tbe night of the murdt t hq d
went te sturgta, crept (.tealk
doctor's efflea and fired at hist
tiie wlndew.Y' Tbe as.3ssnatf
discovered, and Hallu vvm:
criina Un belBg cenfirntedwlj
lib Kiillt ha cenfessdf Ta
mob seized him and hangednkeL
was cry popular. II e t as f3 , j
canyj te the hills from 1 1, Clem
I8,a, Jus body was mrieii ;
.MtAniiu jiuners.
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whma.t.j.
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rf"iii f ( a. . -i wni;!
en the z B
faoevalueenpurrsotopaywagps, thorepy
making a handseme pretlt That U pna'ra pna'ra
sen why the men don't like te Uke It Kvery Kvery
bedy knows what silver is. It Is In disgrace,
and the best thing te be douels te step coin
ing It ir the government pera wiwww
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silver en "tbe business
finances wilt sooner or
later become .de-,
warn
dean, and
.muahdif
shore, butn
rswaiM
raanaaai
aLmMIM
ranged. Thre is se mucu reeling agrwev
Silver that men apoleglao when they pa' it
out te us." , - "
.t A Herse's ratal Bath.
Frew the Oxford Press.
Heward Tayler Is a young miller of Lewts
.vUle, Chester county. He drove te weed-
' . .. ..... !.. AM II..IJMUU
lawn camp en tne join , ""---
ble horse, niee animal, get loose d anj
taring a cornfield ate very freely nat tha'
green corn. Returning home the following
Monday ha had taken the harness off the
horse and It being very het ran and lay down
la a mill race ana aiea aoea aiierwaru
it, nan
Buck-
waiter, of Evatisbtarg, Montgomery county,
wilt e in uctouer ueh uu uwiw h."vi;
waiter, of Pottstown, was 82 en tbe 21 of
June. Average 87 years.
Damages by Ughtlng lu f he Lewer Kul.
Frem tbe Oxford pre.
The aterm en Sunday evening was quite
destructive in tha lower end el Lancaster
county, fr Tbe lightning did considerable
damage and the rain which fell very bard
for some tlme, . raised the streams and
vuhad tbe nublle reads, lhrce fat
tears belonging te-Washington Wbltaker
and Chalkley Uackeit, et Fulton tewnnblp,
were killed by lightning, which struck a
tree under which they were standing in tbe
field. Jeseph Blackburn, of tbe, same town
ship, had'feur haad or cattle killed by light
ning while In a field. Lightning struck tbe
beuse of ButlerYonger of Fulton township,
nd his child was badly stunned by the
snetw. A uw guiuuiu), in uvui - --
liraw's residence, Lyle,. was struck by the
electric fluid and lern te Piece
The dwelling house of William T Ingram,
Fulton tewMhiP, was also struck by light
nlngand tha whole family badly stunned.
The fluid pssaad down Inte the cellar. Tbe
stable of Franklin Telllnger, hear by, waa
also struck and one end considerably racked,
but waa dot gred. Jaspn Bolten, ofirumere
township, had three cattle killed hi the field,
It te also rumored that tbe barn of Reuben
Alexander, near Oonewlngo, was struck and
HaajBaau, VJija7a, pf a, vvai v- a r S'CW'W '
damaged the reads, but no bridges ware taken
away.
BBBBBwan w w T i7e 1 .
tever pratapts a aaeraeaiy novet pp-
Oenatal Legan oreeran BBverat ut uw
m flahrurf up aa mementos of his first
TlaHtntoTenasnd Islands,
at MaOaU'a rerry.
Tc-JUt im Vate Madias! aasoetoUou,
inhmnatilnf tha tesuliT of Laneaatsr, Caas-
ter. Trade am
MWtenatf at
Pa,.
rrhfeChff:
Shew Near WUaartarre.
Frem. early, morning Tuesday; until lte
that night there wan a a heavy downpour or
rain, la Luserne county. At Marpers lake,
tea mUaa freat WJlkeabarra, snqw feU Wed
nelday erfWaWtrSatlnaeTuntll neon,
wlthlght JnTarTaaTThe waatber has"
taken a deelded ebange and Is quite cold.
Oaeep,Baaws.,
Probably en aeapunt of the warm weather
and tha early opening of the Masen a number
riu shows are exhlWteag at.Uw Prieaa.
MtsteysHs Tourists are nowteljghow
tegaTlB, 30 and ae eanta. ,'Ia).'awli, who
played hare, will pnt uplnwrjrleaswaek after
naxt . , ?
-y, J" . - 1 if f
i. Waatatevetaaa U asaril.
roin.VhaLeulsvlua uoviner-ieanuu
gStoae,littanita day
MMUte
rausral af an OM Pemeerat.
Jacob Hoeker, who died en Monday morn
ing last, aged 05 years, a life-long Democrat,
aaaan nonereu citisen ei japun winwmn
waa buried at 0 JO te-day, from the residence
el his son Charles, at Ephrata.
i ii
The Mayer's Court.
The mayor disposed of four drunks and
two ledgers this morning. Tbe drunks were
old offenders and all were committed, The
loggers were dbwharged.
A SMASH.
lie mst her J a the garden,
Ana she was su aieae.
Ills its he fUftta reaad bet waUt,
And said she was his own.
HoeahrllpctatortBto
A kiss with najBsye's set
Ana than, wttkJBtoten's fcryer.
KsrssftwlPVaa?14'
WM ssreaMM&aatftean imraar.
r Wm la a mmwmmmyg-t'
'.aai aaw wane
Te tm Taken te VhlUdelpbta te Answer fur
Ills Crime.
Kdward Klchman, tbe boy who wasdo wasde
nfwt in Btnsllntf letters from tbe Lancaster
nnstemce. and who ene week age Laurel.
wim committed for a bearlng be-
fnrn Cnminlsslencr Siaymaker, w
taken before the commissioner at 1:30 this
afternoon, where he waived a bearlng and In
default or 11,000 ball we committed ler trial
befere Judge Butler, of the United States
district court of Philadelphia. The boy
. ni..i in ulianm of Demitv MarshalJ. A.
Helllnger, who will take blin te Philadelphia
en Saturday and turn him ever te the United
States authorities.
it la iinrtnrtitimri that the effort Uiade te
have the boy sent te the Heuso of Hefuge by
the Judges of our courts wasabandoued when
It was learned that Judge Butler boil power
te commit bim te that institution instead or
the penitentiary, if tbe facta lu the case war
rant it.
VuUiIub Along tlte Silver llellar.
United States Treasurer Jerdan says: "We
nre doing cur utmost te get tbe sllver dollars
out of the vaults of the treasury. The gev-
nrninent has offered te pay transportation ier
tbe coin, and If the poeplo w out the meney In,
tills sbape all tney nave te ue is te uu iur
it Se far from hindering the circulation e
the silver dollar, the effort of the department
lb te see hew many or tuein can, unaer tue
most faverable facilities, be put outside the
treasury. Te this end every one and two
dollar note has been called in from the sub
treasuries, and net ene will be issued for
nnnt ha. t hia la the season of the year when
the circulation of the silver dollar can have
Its fairest test Frem new until Deeembwrist
the demand for money of small denemina
tien will be tne greatest.-
Celd Weather at CampmeaUng.
The second day (Wednesday) of thocamp thecamp
meellng at Frledensburg was largely at
tended, many people from Reading, Lancaster
nnd other'nelnta betasc present The early
services were well attended, as were the rest
of these during the day and evening. The
cold wave has recchsdthecampand overcoats
are comfortable. Prayer meeting at 830 by
Rev. 1L J. Gllek, of Fleetwood. At 10 a. in.
eU w v. Wuml. of Readme, preached an
able sermon from Leviticus, eighteenth
chapter, thirty-third verse. Subject, "Beau
ties or Nature."
- i
" bhI! Vim llerndsr.
llvaUng an Old 3lan for lilt Mimr),
NeiuilSTOVVN, Pa., Aug.27. Until recently
Charley and Isaac Jehnsen, brother, ec-
ciipiedadouble bouse iu Plymouth tow ushlp.
They lived alene and were reputed te be
mJcrs..(Charlcs, dlcd rcceniiy ana lswc
;tegpaKref the house te (.Banes
y, an X old man or -similar
ABOtKV etgat q.wecs law nigat
e t nenae aurtag
benadaad gsggad htm and, heat hloiter hleiter
iUy. e They demanded the' key of tbe sale,
hattettvtJti vMoa'weakteapesk. After
rsnaseklngtheheBae tneyivsnfe uum uum
abetttflGa, mesUy trade dollars, Jehnsen
was found Uter la the evening by Rataeey.
He cannot describe his assaBanla. "
Braoferd Beakui by An Kxplusleu.
r Ubaihore, Pa., Aug. 27. At nine o'clock
this morning Rebert's glycerine factory, two
alias from town, caueht tire. Superintend
ent LcwlsMhe only person around at the,
time, saw that be could de nothing, and ran
for bis lffe. A terrluc explosion followed,
which shook Bradford te Its centra Ktucry's
i.m brink liulldlnir shook like a leaf. The
oxpleslou was the greatest ever beard here.
Thore was but ene run In the lactery at the
time. The building was completely w recked.
Tbe less is net yet ascertained.
Twenty-Twe ew I'rletts.
Baltimore, Aug. 27. At the annual ro-trcat-fer
tbe candidates ler the ministry -it
the Jesuit college, Upward county, twenty
two young men were ordained te the priest,
heed. Of this number, 11 belong te the pro pre pro
vlneo of Maryland, 5 te Missouri, 3 te New
Orleans, 2 te New Mexico, and ene te Cali
fornia. I I
Mere VenuajrlninU l'ettmasten.
WASitiuaieN. D. O., Aug. 27. The fel
lowing named fourth class postmasters were
Snow in Vermont i tut VenHjytiiili
ItUl MSI), t, Aug. 2i, -HttOW Jt
uieuntalns hereabout jeiterday" tneming.
SrAUTerf, Vn., Aug 27. There was a
hc.ivy frost here last nlgbtpardeHti and
late com w cre badly damaged.? ;$
CiilCAOn, Aug. 27.-liiIgbVrr(iBts are re
jKirted freui ar!eus jwlnts In WJseenslu and
Iowa, tlie damage ti t tops loping pensiiter-jAjtjgVQ
able. Thowcather is atpUrjnallytceldfcj
Leck Havun, Pa., August 27.-Llgbtfreat!?f "
a-r -u..u. .... V......B .- t-..w '.- IJ.r,'.'
this county, but net enough te .daniage ,yeg..it
null. Kllrltt ilnvrlatf. nraa.kii,j:-
. ...; .4
' WhHSi, '
5 - 4
-7A.
m
FrJi
etatien Mrleiisly,
fell here yestcrday
Sllcht llurrlaa
Itebbed Ills Own Caaaa atf
-Pii?.A Tflx.f AugiV, vThe maa, atagawnm
reuaeu uwiinawi' uj,-H)ajuBawi
-i.li,.M m Wm IWlMnrmkmt Ml. WMmaaa
aaHn mm aet
OhaiieyKeMavlWi
eupahttrf the aaaW). aalagaBasdte
tuyad..jgaik- 4ae
wc, twu ri ,viiiieai
istered packagea aud i
session.. NerrlswlU ne.i
."11
amUtumir.m
u.TrytvtortW.e.-Jji,
workmen employed op Uiit'uew BalltojefeWj,
OhioUne intheNek.4n'angagat.dtv?feJ
-
c
.. . .. ...i... ' - - !''-'"
uc irnufc ui.uia cuuFjirn .-,.w-. - $5
Nevada street A conflict has leea-telked jjj
about, but It is stated at tee ranBsytvwnw ,jjs;
nUIKAtU WIIICU UJ ,,.-.-. -- -4 '-. " i
physical resistance 10 au aavanoeoi, taa,nw Ajwyr
reid at the pe'nt In queirtlen, prompt legslfSCi j!
steps will be taken te prOvcut crelr atflfey,
8" l?.'i
The Serati'St I'ty".
IV
Smiatoe, N. Y.,Ang.27.-Firniee,;kp,,
111U0; Mamie Hunt
second. Tlme, 10,
Second race,
Sprague wen, KosU-ike
third. Time, U59.
wen, Bounle Prince itj,i
one inlte and a turlong;Cel. VvV-i
Si
"H iTsir all
3S5JF-!
appointed tenlay In Pennsylvania ; Oeorge
Paff", Hellam; E. U. Lee, Frlondsville; P.
It Brennan, Little Meadows; I. J. Woollen,
Gqruiany Extendleg Iter Clninia
Lonuen, Aug. 27. The Daxly Xacs' Ber
lin dispatch says that Germany will shortly
declare her suzerainty evor the Marshall
Islands, which lies te the eastward of the
Careline. It Is undorsteotl that Knglsnd
will net object
Twe Important rrisener.
New Oddkanh, lib., Aug. 27.-Deputy U.
S. Marshal Parker, having in cbarge Aufdo Aufde Aufdo
merto, the absconding treasury clerk, and
Shepherd, the alleged counterfeiter, arrived
hore last uigbt
attsvyi rl
Third race ; Raplde ftrst Irlah Pat second,
. . - . .1 , a OL , !!" li.s
llopedalo third. Time, '-M-. - :?&?-lKt
Fourth race; Benitte first,. Vol"ieodrijV w
Bottter third. Time, 2 llj-f. s-sW '
. i -1 kKVJ
! aw i"-" ' vr
a .. a-Wn4arii,A Ilk TrVklttntaA
AKntrwu -uwas 'h"-'
Jehn B. Graham, through his attorney, B.
F. Eableman, entered suit te dny in tbe court
r nlaaa aaalnst Jehn L. Denllnger,
ferslaadei.1 PlalnUa; alleges that Denllnger
raniatad repwta WyS2
tat'ier naaaay, frmwf.rr-Z71iZZ
partise iiiiiiiiw aaara
Why bbeuld It lie ?
Frem the New Yerk Sun.
Why should a congressman be buried at
the public oxpenso, when ndefuact postmas
ter at Philadelphia, or a collecteratSan Pran Pran
clsce is Interred nt the oxpeuso efhis lamlly 7
Simply bocause cengress nas tne vuuiihei
the peeple's money.
Why should the funeral of a messenger or
doorkeeper of Congress be paid for out of the
treasury, while tbe funeral bills of a New
Yerk letter-carrier, or el a deputy gauger at
New Orleans, go te the meu's relative T Fer
the same reason : Cougress holds the purse
strings.
Married tn latMuien,
On Wednesday morning Frank A. Mutthcs,
druggist, was united in wedlock te Miss Mary
V. dauguwr or uepuiy tstaie Buponuwuueu
Harry Heuck, or Lebanon. The nuptials
took place In Zten's Lutheran chdrcb, that
Z ? .. t. v.. vr nHl. ,nllatlne .nil
oerougu, nev. v. ix. ueuihiiuiiii ;
Rev. Dr. F. W. Kremer assisting. The ush
ers were Dr. I. K. Urich, or Annyllle s fJea
A. Gerges, erilarrlsburg; Heward a Shirk,
esq., ana vr, j. v. uuchc., iuuwii,
Something Wrong With the Auectated Preis.
Frem the Beading XJmcs.
The " tobacco crop " must have as many
Uvea as a cat Every diy.sJtera month or
mere. Associated Press dispatches have
been sent out declaring tbstNt has been
"destroyed" by the storm. It wwi destroyed
again yesterday. It seems te be as tough as
that Lancaster county born that is stritak by
lightning regularly ence a week.
lhtkeUV ruiiulttUun.
Governer Pierce, of Dakota, is en Ills wujl
,A m&rual.ln4n Ir niA tlm KinMiu rrwnfltrH
taken of the territory. The population iu
reund'numhars is HS.OOO, of which Eeufli
Dakota fMalaM 2aft,0Oa,, The total number or
'ftfma la the territory ta 90,000, varying In
-a tta
tferM
' " - il'ft!B.f
nnniiv Aiiir. "7. -A scries. Ol Baw.wiivva
outrages are reported Ireui Kerry. slnateayf3' ' (
niiMfl iii that ceuntn a relan of terror M?- ' &i
n itamlR nf mas -f-d men make ntekUyst !
raids upon the heldeis of fariiw freuf whielij J
UIO lerinur iuiiauui ii-.w k. w- ,.r..- .A,
..,l.(n .11 inHn nt nutrvaeixtamutK nre W- )
dwellings and ham irtrlnsingMforste'jM
catlle. Noarrtetahaveasjbtn,-
t..w n.M.,rMt Mali-rut, it1' & ,''":
Ft. WeiiTir, Texai, Aug.'.yBTOKje-"
amlner Ucttman has Iclcgrapltad te thaagaaa.
troller el the currenc that the OHy XfgQ '
bank 1m unqutleiiiOiyiaBiTfw,;aaBjpaj(.
:.. r..n .i II, .I Um tnialvilil
rcsurun iiu mm w,v-- ---w-j-,,r
vihnla will nnt icnch SeUeaS.''
u, ...uw.m ..- -.-- . , I'"?
...III leaninA lmaln(UI9 mi HtWWBBMtV?-!-',-
- uHwmut f
-.vfsiww
Tha cnetern
jhimiK. Am?. 27- cvcoteen'dwths IKam
-UU MV. ... - . - , , .'..
cholera have eccurri;a here uutyig wa, pat
vdhere dutlnglbaji
2J hours. - i-rv--. V
from cholera eccurrini,ryas,
K,p.UUlt4tW .,
Vienna, Aug. 27.- 'repmaaiJWahr, ,
subjecUi from Austria li fiW j 0, dte.jw
. ' ....,,... i i ..If Vivism --'---anrwaa
crimiuaueu t iuumv v-rv'.iTr,v",jr7,,r'Vkj!5J ia
frmM9uaca in iieiwmi
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The Coadttlen af tbe'laWSatM
moineUraaaindlcaUoiH
Washimqtem, 1'. I
Middle Atlantic stat i.
followed in me mtwtn
local rain, northerly wledfli
ble. nearly statlenat .teatj
Thecvclene whlcll. was'eaji
it
BBBV-KBnf'.
ga mmtmmh'1 -
aii'iiafalMf pasinn
MHHppir
ni naar Hiur
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bbkww aaw
X-
m. jm
Hawk yesterday m?rnlngitej JWad WX--easterly,
wtateg slleug WSJB.M i
i aniinnnaaLnmm nesaam BiiBBBaaw --
cal rains hare ftlh ia.a
Atlantic and awr, -,
val1v. In all ethe'C'lstn"
,... onalle felr-.Th
fallen In the AtUmhe' coast
It, has risen In tbaWte
Missouri -Vaiieyau; umt
tlenary In the remid'i1
The wiousuave w w
lntboAtlantlecoaj'ti
cost te south la th m
able lu all ether uiiu
Fer FntuAV Cp
aUyilalrweather, AM
ruen Dy tenai ra yr
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