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VOLUME XXn NO.
TOBACCO l'ACKEKS BUSY.
Til It CHOI' II K I Nil MAI'tlU.Y KM It)
AN It ItTUHKO.
Ilerelpta at Sums Warehouses fur Ilia Week,
The Demand for DM Uenda, l.lh III the
Dl.tant Mtkl., Nut Very Aillte,
A New CtirltiK l'rere...
tioeal traite In old lobaeco lini Ihieii slew
lurliiK tlie nut week nml will remain slew
In tlm end of thn season, for tlie reason that
old tobaccos nre scarce, aud will eonllnue te
lie se uoe, mil II tlie new toliaceo becomes old.
Tim snle of KM cases nf m Havana, niul
K. enses or soed leaf la nil we Iimve
heaid of, (heugh tliore inaj- hnve lioen a few
ethor small lets dls-swetl of.
l.arge quantities or new tobacco oeiitlnuo
te he received at tlie soveral warehouses in
the city nml will eonllnue te Ui rocelvod for
nfew weeks Income, ulvliifc employment te
an army of nsorters nml packers. During
the past woek several lacking houses linre
received from fiO.uei) te 1M),000 pounds or
baled leaf. Sklles I'rey received about
l'.5,000 x)iiiiIm. C. .1. IUi ml ei A". Ce., re
ceived lOO.OuO pounds, partly seed leaf ami
jiartly llavnns. 1'iir tlie latter they paid
from 10 te l'.i eenls for w rapport : for seed
lean he ptlies ranged from ti te li! for wra
pflrn.t nml - for seconds and tllleni as per
iinality.
Jehn McLaughlin for I. Hamlierger A Ce..
recently bought the billowing leta : Daniel
Huch, '.lucres Havana, IS, -1, il: N. I droll,
1! acres Havana, Id, 'I, 3; Hiuulnlpli Frank-hou-er,
3i, acres Havana, 18, J, '-: Isaac
Vem, I iwrn Havana, 111, 0, ;l, '!', Michael
Hlirl7, 5 acre Havana, II, 'I, -
M. Kempor A' 80111, llaltlmern, bought 1
acres of line Havana from lloliren Herr en
prlvnte tonus,
Jehn Battln, of I'.vojweii, Chnater county,
ralswd l,HSeimd nf Havana tobacco 011 two
acres or ground last son-ten. Ile anld It tlie
otlier ilav te Davis Lederman, of UmoaMer,
for 15, It,"'-', Hubert W. Caldwell, or I'ooop I'eoop I'oeop
son. lias sold 0110 aero, 513 pounds of Havana,
te tlie same dealer, for 12i .1, 'i
Tlie New Vurk Market
Frem tbe Tobucce Jniiriuil
Tlie Mdek began llvely, lint omled In dull
n (iMs. Manulacturnrs seem te Ihi ontlrely
apathetic, lu the malter of leaf tobacco, tliey
dally fearing fnrtlier stnpjiages of nporatleua
caused by labor troubles ; nevertheless tlie
tener et tlie market is excellent. 1'ackers
its well as doalera liolievo that aoen these
labor agitations will cense, and then with tlie
declinaied atnek ofeld tobacceHon hand and
the ilne prONptvLs ler tlie new, which labelag
bought ery roasenablo, iroareUH times
will iiriunll. Thoaales of last woek 1111111 1111111
beralmnt l,fOcasesnl nncliangwl tlgnres.
.Suiimlrii, tee, lentliiues toautler Irimi tlie
utiHutlted condltleii among cigar in.inufac in.inufac
ttire.ru; nilosaenigiHl 200 bliw at Jl.l.l te
t t.av.
I lavana Moderatoly nftl ve ; x.les W0 bales
at IrnuiTrc te 1 1.0.
I'rein tho'Jeliarro l.eif
HkhI I .Oil On tlie whele the market is
but Htlghtly changed. Heme running lej
leund biiyerx, but the bulk of the busluess
was in (Hlda and end. Its and (-' as usual,
hae the call en purchasers' attention, den
oral complaint la made that the goedsdoslrod
are net te lJ had at least only In amall
ijiiaiitltliiM. We hear or aome leta luting been
taken for ex pert.
Havana llaana llllers soil ery miHlor miHler miHlor
ately ; 300 bales clmnged hands at from C0c le
1.0x Tliore wa-s a little inore Inquiry Ter
high priced goods, and we knew or 0110 Una
that Mild 1 bales, iart Koimslles and urt
VuelU Abaja The former iireught 85 te !.,
and the latter tLillij.
Hiimatra Kveu this favorlte has boceiuo
slew of sale l.V) liales were dlsoed of at
Irtmi il.:i.'. let l.Ml .Suuiatra wrappers ;i.:ie
tetl.f.1
ftaiiK ltiM,rt.
I'ollewlngaro the aales nfaoed leaf tobacco
ropirted for the Inti:i.i.uii:nei;u by J, H.
Oans' Sen A' Ca, tobaive brokers, Ne. lit 1
Water strcet, New Yerk, ler tlie week ending
April 12, lsSii:
IfH) cases l"t l'ennsvhanla IUhiii aoed,
p. t; 200 caes l.-SI I'eunsyUaula Havana
wed, fxyil2c.; 300cases I'eunsylvania, "tjllc. j
100 cities IshInuUe Havana, lOCil.V-; KXiouses
lsst Wisconsin Havana musI, p. t; 50 ceses
casev IS4I, New Knglaud, 170 u-V.; mimlrles,
6(i3iL 1'eUI, (Wl cases.
Tlie cigar tr.ide In New Yerk coutinues te
be dlssstreiiHly iitloCted by the laUir troubles.
The 7'e6ncci J.rnf dlscoiiuteiiaucoa txiy txiy
cettiug, glvusuceUt Nheulder te tlie luckern
prlce list and advises cigar niauut.icturera te
jenu unions and tlius meet the clgaruiakera
en their nun ground and hottle tlielr illller illller
ences bv arbitration.
Tlie 'i'obnece Journal, which Is nothing if
net radical, mjvh te the cigar manufacturers :
"Dollkn.Segifll, or Mllvvaukee, ilid; clesj)
your factor U, hciuI adrift the inen who Heek
te tear from you the mills of years or mental
tell and menial work, called capital, by the
bluslerlng weuld-be rovelutlonl70i-s or
beclety. Ten or twenty thousand clgar
niakery, idle ler a certain length or lime, will
de mere (hail any combination of manu
facturers, full ofdiplemacy, overbeiling with
geed Intentions and tardy actions can ellect.
" In n few weekH many New Yerk cigar
factories will clese their doera. They have a
trade demanding classea of goods which can
not be supplied under the regulations and
tribulations of cigarmakera' organizations.
This will already threw thousands et cigar,
makers out or work. It lias been aeen from
the fiasco inade by the Knights of labor in
the Southwestern railroad Ntrikex that their
boAxted power Is llimsy, except that the
power te Hcare Is a power In itaelt, provided
cowards are found te glve nway te that sort
of power. A change will take place, must
take place. Thn Mabel' wolf vvlien huugry
becomes a lamb."
Evidently, llrother Hammerstelii tired oil
his odlterial before he heard the latent news
rrem the Southwest, where tlie Knights of
l.tber remain masters or the aituatien, while
the railroad monopolies are almost power
lees, even vvllh the aid or murdereus deputy
aherllls and the liayeneta et u hired inllllia.
l'hllailelitiU market.
The labor troubles nud Hlrlkes nud bad
weather have llmlled the trade In all Its
lirauches. Dealers In cigar lear from neces.
HitycouHne tlielr sales te dally wanta et their
custemera, which are limited and largely cou ceu
llned te their atrict wants binders and 111
(era. Nevertheleaa a decided Improvement
is noticeable in tlie movement or dementia
Havana aced, which would indicate that inore
faverable views had been taken by the nmii nmii
ulaeliirera. I'rlces remain low nud still lav or
the purchaser.
l'er Sumatra the demaud Is net an brisk.
Waul or uullermity In style In each bale, as
well an advance of price, Is having 1U ellcL
Havana moves quite freely, it quality tills
the bill.
lUlllmers Market.
The market l'er Maryland an Ohie leaf
continues quiet ; recelpla still moderate, and
but llttle activity Is looked for until the In In
apectlena IncrraMi. Helders are linn for all
dealrable ateck, pending the openlng' el the
p&t&en and the reiulrenieulH of shippers.
Ite-Kncatlng Tobacco by Freehie It.
Mr. QeorgeHlerms, or New Yerk, claims
te have recovered a new mode of curing te.
bacce by freezing It at ;any doslred atageef
fermentation, and It may remain In that
condition for months and years without
Bbrinklng or wrinkling, and that fermenta
tion can !m3 again had and allowed te go 011
te any dealred degroe. Some 1'enusyl vaula
and Wisconsin tebacca of the 'at crop, the
termoniaiien 01 vvmcu waa cuecKeu nv mis
proceas, were shown In the market only en
Thursday laHt ; they had retained tlielr orig
inal giceuisb, aeft, ailky and pliable coudl ceudl coudl
dltlenjust as allot these crops were pos
teased or at the time they were first packed
in cases.
Heretofore tobaccea were reswealed by ex
ttewe heat; Mr. Storm resweaU hla tobaccos
by extreme cold. Ile chills it tlrst, keeps it
iu that condition ler any period, and then, by
gentle heat, guides the fermenUtlen into
perfection. The llfe la tbe tobacco is net
burned out by the old and violent het air pro
cess, and a neb, glossy and healthy ap
pearance attaches te the leat
The 2'o6acceJoi(rnatpredictstbattbenew
method will cause a revolution in the ro
il wealing or tobacco, and that American Ha
vana seed under the new process will cure
ea,ual in appearaec KitU Sumatra.
180.
11 1 r 11 r tiik mmrTMit.
A Milk Wc" Ciilllde. Willi an Kngln ami
four Men Hurt.
This morning nbeul 8 o'clock as Isaac. K.
Ityan, milk dealer, was driving across the
Pennsylvania railroad at the Water atroet
crossing, his wagon was struck by the shift
ing onglne and totally wrocked. The liorse
and wagon were carried for aotne reds along
the track nml the wagon dashed te pieces.
Mr. Kyan was thrown nlongslde the track
In front of AUred Dlller's blacksmith shop
and badly brulsed. He was taken te Ids
home en the l'loakure read, half a mlle east
of the l.llllz jilke. His hnrse was thrown
down and dragged n short dlsUnce and,
escaping from V the wreck, ran out I.0111011
street where It Was captured. Its legs were
cut anmewhat, but It did net npiiear te be
sorleusly Injured. The wagon was a com cem com
plelo wreck, the top, body, shaft, spring and
running gears, being broken te pieces, and
the milk cans crushed. Tlie cash box was
thrown nut nud the mnney It contained lest.
The moil en the shifter fared werse than
Mr. Ityan. They wero sitting en the I rout or
11, aim as it came uewn 1110 roan ni a preiiy
rapid rate or ipeed and struck the milk
wagon Just behind the liorse, the wagon was
lined bodily from the ground and daubed di
rectly ngnlnat them.
TIIK 1MJIMIKII.
Win. 1C Keltz, the conductor, had oneof
his arms badly hurt, and was otherwise cut
and brulsed, but had no bones broken. Ile
wasiakeu in 'J is nome re. -;. r.nsi vvainut
street.
Kroderick Woaver, brakemau, was picked
up In a helpless condition and rarrled Inte
I.audis' mill en the opposite sldn of the rail
road, and subsequently Ink en te his home
corner el Walnut, street and Concord nlley.
He received a cut en the head and was Isvlly
hurt In the buck, and It Is feared he has sus
tained Mevern Internal Injuries.
An etaiiiliiatiiiu of Frederick Woaver
shows that lie was hurt Internally much
wnnie than was at first Hiipposed, and lears
wero entertained this afternoon that he may
net rocevor.
Samuel Kurtz, n workman en the shifter
was soveiely Injured 011 the hips and had
0110 or his knees badly hurt. He was carried
into thn watchman's box near by, and was
waited en by Dr. Welchaus. His Injuries
are iwlnnil but are net thought te be dan-
foreus. He was taken te his home, Ne. .T!
last James stroet.
new it 11 vri'K.vr.ii.
The accidontapiears te have been caused
by the carolessnoss or Inattention en the
partel Air. Kyan. He dreve down Water
street and turned Inte I.omeu, only a row
reds rrem tlie railroad crossing. The watch
mau, Themas ltryan, waved liU Hag and
called te hltn tnntiqi and soveral ethor or or
Mens near by also called te him, but he either
did net hear thorn or thought he could clear
the track botero the onglne reached the cross
ing. Jehn Shatluer, Mrs. liuch, Heury
Jehnwm and hoveral ethers who were stand
ing near by lsar testimony te Mr. Itryun's
ellurls te notify Mr. Kyan of his danger, but
he appeared te Ihi oblivious or it himself.
Although the accident was a rather .serious
one It Is fortunate that It was no worse. II
may Ikj a warning te ethers net te attempt
te cress the track at any of the crossings
until the watchman signals thorn that the
read Is clenr.
jvkim rut) 31 tiik vuvnrr.
Ilia Drill of Current KieuU In I lie Krl.K
IterutiBli el Alt. .107.
M r. Jev. April 13. The I'lerln loud made
music at the nyster, wallle nud chicken
supHir given by the mlle soclety of the l 11.
church at S. N. lH3''s rosidenco. It was iu
alt respects n success.
Thn ML Jey (Irey Iren and Casting company
is running en full time te 1111 Its many orders
from all parts et this contlnent. It employs
:t0 men.
The commodious brick building which I).
II. Heller W erecting Iu tlie rear or his hard
ware store, corner Kivst Main and Seuth liar
liara stroets, recently purchased rrem II. S.
Stailtler, Is fait Hearing completion. The
building will be lined Ter storing farming
Implements for which Mr. Stailtler is agenu
'I lie ML Jey steam heating cemnan v is en
larging tlielr shops in the rear of 11. I'.ngle's
furniture factory. Thlsmnve is made te In In In
croase the caiviclty for turning out steam
healers for which tlie demand Is Increasing
dally. They exiHx-t te employ from 2T te ,Vi
men In the works.
(loe. II. De Leng, proprietor of De Leng's
hall, Is planting trees around the hall build
ing. Tills will make a decided changelu the
Bpoarance et the building.
The street committee or councils are busily
engaged In repairing the streeLs by Idling the
chuck holes with stones nml making ether
Improvements.
Stlelyaud Uehb wero lu DeLnng'shall last
week exhibiting tlie Apostolic clock ; they
loll horn Monday morning.
Indications point te the remodeling of some
hoiiHes and the erection or soveral new ones
this season.
Mr. Cassel, lumber merchant of Marietta,
will open n branch lumber yard, under the
Hiiisirlnteudency of A. S. l'lowers, who lor ler
merly had a yard of his own.
Mrs. David D. Smith and her son Henry
have left for Wichita, Kansas, where they
will lecate permanently.
Thru. (1. Wright and Jas. Patterson are at
tending thn meeting of Westmlnster pres
bytery lu Marietta.
ILiae Halt Nete..
Anethor llnogame or ball was seeu by
evor 3,000 l'hiladelpliiaus yosterday. Tlie
riilladelphia doleatod the Athletle by the
si'ore or :i te 2, Yeung t'asey pitched rer the
l'hlladelphla, nud but tlve hits were made
oil him. Matthews was In the box rer the
Athletic and and the leaguers get eight hits.
The Helding en lieth sides was very sharp.
The recerd et games yosterday wits as fol fel
lows; At SL Leuis; HrewnsS, Maroons 1 ;
at Newark : Newark I, Itosteu 1 ; at Haiti
tnore: llaltimoreD, Hocliester I.
Joe Start, the voteiau llrst baseman, late of
I'rovldenco, will go te Washington. He will
play first base and be captain of the nine,
liaker wlllngaiu go behind the bit and catch
Ter Itarr In place el Mlke 1 lines.
Jack Manning, the popular right Helder,
who was released by Harry Wright, geos te
llaltlmore and lie will strengthen llarule's
team.
CenlrarU Awarded Uj Hie Kdl.en Company.
Tlie Killsen r.lectrie Light company, or
this city, lias awarded the following con
tracts :
Te A. H. Urban, for the orecllen el the
brick building with slate roer and pressed
brick front, and also the boiler houie at the
corner or Walnut nud I'rlnce.
Te Frank Ik Marien, or this city, the man
ufacture of four steel tubular boilers, in feet
In length by 00 Inches diameter, each boiler
te contain 01 tulws.
The contract for the election of the brick
slack has net yet been placed.
It is the Intention or the company te have
work comuieift'ed at ouce and vigorously
pushed te completion, llefore the summer
is ever the Incandescent light will be fur
nished te clllreus.
lllllluK the Clrrua.
Alan early hour this morning the llrst ad ad
vertlslng car or Ferepangh'a show, which np
pears here en May ad, arrived In town. It is
in charge or Leuis H. Ceeko who has a lurge
Terce or inen. Te-day they are plastering the
bill beards el town ami the hams In the
county wllh llamlug pesters.
lie I New u Veter,
Levi A. Mlller celebrated his 21st birthday
at the residence of Ids mother, Ne, 32!) North
Mulberry street, by giving a supper te
many nf his friends. Mr, Miller was pre
sented with a geld-headed cane, suitably In
scribed. All present enjoyed thomaelvas
until midnight.
Appointed Netnry,
Jehn H. Urubaker, of Kllzalothlewn, has
been appolnled a notary public by Governer
i'attlsen. His commission was received 'at
the recorder's eftlce this morning.
The Effect or Arbitration,
from tbe New Orleans Picayune.
One man wanta whisky in a barroom'
Anether wants scda In a drug store. Then
they arbitrate, They both take beer In a beer
Mloen.
SOCIETY AND SPECULATION.
A SIC W9T I.KTTKIl AHUUT AllfN AND
TlllNlla IK trAMIIMITUN.
Heme nt tlie 1'arl. nud Kanrlea et the Herlet
Neiweii The Calice lull nt Ilia Chi
iiene Mlnl.ter'a lteldenre Mr. Wlill-
nejr lu the Lead Oilier Nntea.
Wasimniiten, April 12. The two great
social oventsol tlie soeson will be the Calice
ball at the Chinese legation, for the bonellt of
the flarlleld memorial hospital, and the
klrmess, or thri dances el nil nations, nt the
New National theatre, In aid nf the ilome'o.
jiathle hospital. Tlie iiillce ball although
given nt the residence nflhoChlneso minister
Is net given by that dignitary. It is a
charitable allalr gotten up by certain society
ladles nt the heul of whom Is Mrs. Jehn A.
Legan. It was thought that having It at the
rosldenco or lint Chinese minister would add
te the attrnctlvoness of the affair and help te
seli the ticket, which are f I npteca Accord
ingly Mrs. Ixigau and her conimltlee waited
en tlie nilnlMer and through his lutornretor
made known tlielr wishes and Ids colestlat
highness nt once grntited tlielr request.
The Chinese legation Is housed In Stewnrt
castle en the north slde or Dupent circle, n
short distance Irem the Hlalue innnnlen. It
Is a spacious heuse with a line ball room.
The minister's celestial cook provides the re
freshments. Sixteen years age thn nnrthwest
iortlen et Washington was a cow pasture
and tlie land wns 11 drug in thn market at n
few cents a square loot. Tlie beard of public
works nml the Dess Shepherd regimewas
ushered In In 1ST I and tlie nvenun and
streets, which extended only en paper, were
extended through the northwest section,
graded, pa ed, and n great circle made at
the cdlijunctien el Massachusetts, Conneo,
ticutaud New llampshire avenues, wllh 1'
and Nineteenth stroets. It was llrst named
I'aclllc circle, lu honor of a syndicate of I'a
clllc coast capitalists who had invested
largely iu vacant lauds theroalieuLs. The
locality was popularly known as "honest
miners' camn." the srudicale helm; com-
iKMed of California and Nevada mining cap
italists. Senater Stewart was the llrst te
build, and his house lelng or the pretentious
order et architecture, It was dubbed the
Stewart easlln. ills wlfe was a daughter el
Senater I'oelo, of Mississippi, formerly of
Virginia.
A CI.OSK II.MUIAI.V.
The panic el ISTt caught the land specula
tors In the toils and they liorrewod money of
Jeiiu It. A Her, or Massachusetts, who was
ene or the Credit Meblller rorlimates. Alley
Is a shrewd ene at driving n bargain and lie
provided in Ids contract tliat he was te have
ten percent. Interest oil the whele sum ns
long as a dollar was unpaid, twenty per cent,
prollteii all lauds sold, and his agenls te
have excluslve managomeuL He made n
geed thing, but hnrd as was his bargain, he
saved the syndicate, all save Stewart who
was comptilled le let go or all but the square
en which his castle steed. A let just across
the street riem the Stew art place sold alew
woeks since for t!0 a square loot. Stewart
paid ust lOcenLsn square toot ler his ground
In lsit.
tiii: Kiiivtnss ham 1:.
The klrmess which Is le he glven at the
New National theatre Is n Herles or ropro repro ropre
HOnUtlous of the ditlereiit nations lu cos
tume. It will I mi a swell allalr, the seats
ciMllng from fTi te $10. Tliore hasu'l been
iniirli Jollersonlaii sympllelty at the na
Clenal capital outside et Socretary Uiumr and
Attorney (leueral (Jarland, who began their
elllclal llfe by ordering all the horses and ve
hicles belonging 10 their respective depart
ments te be sold. This horse and carringe
business was a great piece olextruvngancetoii
years age. I can romemlior w lieu every head
of a division lu the treasury department had
a liorse and carringe kept at Unde Sam's ex
pense. It was brought Inte general odium
by Attorney (leneral Williams buying and
luyhigrer out of the contingent oxpense
hind nf the dopurtineutot Justice, a landau
lotto for Ids wife, it was a gorgeous car
riage, lined with red damask satin. The
locus ulsiut it were iireught out by a congres
sional committee and te this day the ex-attorney
general is known as Liudaulette
Williams.
tiik svvki.i.kst mi:miii:ii.
The hw oil member of the cabinet is Secre
tary Whitney. He is a handsome, elegant
(Hirseu, ami ene or tlie brightest young poli
ticians in the country. Hlsfrieuds, however,
are doing him a positive Injury by bringing
him out nt this early day as u presidential as.
plrauL Cook, or the New Yerk I'tlca OLser
rrr, has started tlie Whitney lioein for liSS,
with n eulogistic biography, headed with n
very fair likeness or the liaudsome socretary
or tlie navy. 1 am arrard, hew evor, that
Cook must have some spile nt Whitney, be
cause he sets out Willi great detail the lavish lavish lavish
liossef his household exk)iidUures.
Whitney Is a very rich man, iiidoRjiiiIent
of his wile, who Is the daughter et Senater
I'ayne, ami the sister or Oliver I'ayne, 0110
nt thn big fellows In the Standard Oil
cemimny. Whitney comes of geed Mas
sachusetts lainily. His rather left
him 11 small lertune which rapidly glow
te colossal proixirllens. A few years age
Whitney bought Mrs. Slevens' palatial house
nn Firth avenue, paying tlierofer f 1,000,000
cash. He was net centent te have 11 city
rosldenco at thn national capital, but bought
a line old country place en the Tenndly Tenndly
tewu turnplke about six inlles from Wash Wash
Iiigteu. Tlie secreLiiy of the navy Is a gre.it
favorlte In toclety ami his parties, with
terrapin for n thousand guests, with terrapin
tee u ilnzen, remind 0110 et the stories el
Luciillus iiiitt Cloepatia's pearls (i In vinegar
Terratiln never made 11 prosldeut, and
David Dennett Hill will have the delegation
Irem New Yerk without lederal patrenage
or terrapin. He may net distribute 'I hanks,
giving turkevs nor bestow ten dollar bills en
ragged urchins, but he will have the yeoman
Democracy of thoemplro state solid behind
him ie vimcc, ns Jehn Cliiniman siyu.
IIAN.NA IV IIAII OllOlt.
Thngoverumeiiloftlin Argeutlne Kopuli Kepuli
lic has requested the rival I of Kajliss llanna,
the 1 loonier htateini'in Kayard sent te rev rev
reseut the 1 nlted Stites nt ltuenes Ay res,
llanna is uqueer lollew. Tlie first tiling he
did alter taking a leek at tlie Argoutliie Ito Ite
pnbliii was te write home te Irieud iu
Indiana n ioelish loiter In which he said the
Argentines had the mostcerriipl goveriunout
en earth, nml wound up by saylni, he would
like te have Din Munson nud imether lellew
out thnre se that he could miil.e theiii rich
In n low years. ltayllss Is pixir, but he evi
dently is or a thrilty turn el mind. He sent
his family out 011 n sailing vessel lather than
pay their passage en u steamer. He has been
disporting himself very much nller the
position of Judge Slalle, nt Keine
living lu a mean way nml wlille
commenting upon the extravagance of
tlie Argeutlne government anxious le
make a strike, or ceurse llanna will
lie recalled, but the question is who will suc
ceed him. A first-class man ought te be sent
ns his successor. The growth or Argentine
is phonemeunl. It outdoes our own wonder
ful development of the great West. There
nre t wen ty-se ven Hues or steamships running
bv the ports or lliioues Ayres and net ene et
mom nn American, uigiii evor in your
neighboring town or Yerk thorn Is 11 concern
that could shin l.(XK) tens el frelcht a month
te the Argoutliie republic If there was n
regular line of steamers running between ene
oteitr ports nud lliicnes Ayres. Ask A. II.
larqtihar If this Is net the truth.
K-nev. ft iitin'm nisreittfAi. vvmtir.
(ioveruor Curtiii Is busy putting iu shape
lilscorrespendenco and ether data of the war
porled preparatory te turning it ever te a
friend Ter historical puiiKises. It will mnUe
asonsatlen when glven te the public The
governor has had numereus eilers for an
autobiographical book, and publishers have
almost worried him te death with preiicsals.
He went listen te any or them, ilehasmade
tils selection of an editor ami means te ttlck
te bis decision. What a wonderful old man
lie is. 'j nere isiri n nettcr story-teller living.
A MOHMON API'KAI.
Qeerge TIckner Curtis, the author and
lawyer, has been retained te argue n Mermen
case which comes up te the supieme court of
the United States en appeal from the Utah
court He will make his talk en tlie fourth
Monday lu this month and It will, as lleraca
LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, APKIL 13, 1880.
Uroeley med te say, preve te be mighty
intorestlng readlng. Tliore are few inen like
uiiriis 1011 in this country. His history or
the constitution Is ene of the best lioeks ever
written, and his lives or Webster and
lluchniiau wilt rer all times be models
or biographical writing. Ills llttle volume
en "McClellan's i.-wt Horvlces" Is a
iimsterplece or lllernry work. As a con.
stltullenat lawyer Mr. Curtis lias few equals.
He means tospeak seme plain truths le the
supreme court and te show hew monstrously
the courts or Utah have liilorpretodorj rather
misinterpreted, the laws whonevor Mormons
came within tlielr clutches.
1'KATen,
AT TIIK VOt.lVK vu Ultra.
The 1nfnrtunatei Who Mauaied te lie forked
l'p iMflf,
Yesterday nllemoen Patrick Cenniighty,
an old manwltli ene leg, whowasiteiinderlng
around In ngutter en WestKlng.was found by
Olllcer Weaver. He was very drunk, and as
he Is scarcely abiote walk when sober, the
olllcer was iu a predicament as te hew te
ledge lilm iu the station heuse. A man with
a hay wagon happened along at the tline and
Patrick wns leaded up and hailled te police
lieadquarters. This morning he was dis
charged by the mayor iijieii premising net te
obstruct the gutters.
Mary Aslibridge, a very peer looking
woman with two brlght-faoed, though very
dlrty-raced llttle girls, aged and I years,
was liefore the mayor this morning. HI10 hail
licen iu the station heuse soveral nights, and
as alie had no home, she was sent te the peer
house, nud the llttle girls te the Children's
Heme.
Susan Sweeney, a colored girl, who has no
home and has Ihjeii spending her time with
bad company nt the " Dump " and nleng the
Coiiestoga, was sent te Jail ler 0 days by tlie
mayor. Tiiree vagrants wero discharged.
I-rank Illacy, a tramp, wlille drunk yester
day went te the Lancaster County heuse,
w here he seen became n nulsance. When
told te go away he refused. Olllcer Karnheld
took him in charge and Alderman Deeu.
committed him for a hearing.
Jane Hill, colored, has been committed
forahearlng hofero Alderman A. 1'. Dnu Dnu
nelly 011 thocliargeor belng drunk and dis
orderly. Italiili Andersen, charged with tlie larceny
of tools from lteberl Trumbell's blacksmith
shop, near the southern part of the city, had
a hearing liefore Alderman Deou and was
committed, lu default of ball te answer at
court.
Four or tlve boys charged with malicious
mischief were arraigned hofero Alderman
Deen this morning and discharged witli 11
reprimand, the prosecutor, whose premlies
had been damaged by them, net caring te
carry the cases te ceurL
utwn vr.Ar, j'uuk nuunr.
Frank Ms je Ureettd Wllh it Slim Altenilaure
al III. Nenlerk.''
The audience which groetod Frnnk Maye
at the opera heuse lastnight was ene net 'cal
culated te enceurage nu ncter or manager.
The heuse was net half full by far, and no
ene has Isxui nble te selve the
mystery of the slight attondance. The
piece presented was "Nerdeck," which was
given here In Nev omber last by Mr. Maye,
with the same company that ap)eared last
night. Slnce that tlme Mr. Maye has visited
nearly all the principal cltles In the o.istern
part of this country, and overyvvhero large
audiences have greeted him. Lancaster is
oueeltho very few towns where business
has been bad. The play is one of the best
et Its kind, and the "few who witnessed
its reprosenbitlen last evenlug wero delighted .
The story of the piece has Isjcn given be
fore iu theso columns. Mr. Maye nppoared
its SenlecL, the wayward youth, and tee
much cannot Is) said iu praise or his acting.
Ile is n line artist as any ene will sny who
lias evor seen him. Ile Is admirably sup
ported by n large and talented company
which Includes the charming young actress,
Miss Kntharyu Kidder, who plays the part
or U'amfd.
This evenlng the company apjiears for the
last tlme in this place, nud It is te be hoped
that tlielr audience will he much larger than
last ulghL
Letters Granted.
The lollew lug lotterswero granted by the
register of wills, rer the woek ending Tues
day, April in :
AiivtisisrnvTieN Henry (lochenaiier,
deceased, Inte of Kast Ilemplleld township;
Henry M. Uivhonaer, Kast Heinplleld, ml
ministrater.
Jehn Uarher, docensed, late el Maner town
ship ; Ames Seitz, West Ilemplleld town
ship, administrator,
Charlette V Leng, deceased, late or Ml.
Jey through ; It. II. long, Mt. Jey, admin
istrater.
Ashrupe 1', Leng, deceastsl, late of Salis
bury tow nshlp ; Samuel Slekuui, .Salisbury,
administrator.
William ltlnkley, deceased, late or i: 1st
Homplleld tnwustilp; Henry C. Miller,
Kast Hemplleld, administrator.
Tr.sTVMKSTAiiv Jehn Frldy, deceased,
late or West Hempueld ; Kllzabetli Frldy,
West Hemplleld, oxecutrix.
IteDJamlu llaluier, deceased, latoef Loaceek
township; Christian II. Leamau and Calvin
Cooper, nut Lampeter, oxecutors.
l'eler Klssuer, deceased, Inte of Mt, Jey
borough; Jehn II. eller, ML Jey, executer.
Jehn Zimmerman, deceased, lale of Lan
caster city; F.mauuel 1'. Keller, Muulicim
township, executer.
A Military Funeral.
The funeral of Jehn Schlogelmllch, the
young inember of the Reynolds Ilitles who
died 011 Saturday, took place (his morning.
Shortly iilter 8 o'clock the members et the
military company te tlie numlxir of about
torty.flye loll their urniery en Rvst King
street. Willi mutlled drums nml Inverted
arms they marched te the late rosldenco et
the doceased en North Queen stroeL Tlie
celli 11 containing the lemains were placed
In a hearso and escorted te the I'enusylvanla
railroad station by the soldiers. The friends
and military here took the 0-T tratu for
Flerin, where tlm Interment was made.
Tlie Meral tributes .were two very pretty
pieces contributed by the military oeniany ,
one was n large ke stone nud the othei a
pillow with tlie vverds, "Our Comrade."
The eellln was draped in an American
Hag.
In.lulUllen ! Olllrera.
Qt'Aimvvil.i.K, April It. At a staled
meeting or (Jiiatiy ville ledge, Ne. SI I, 1. O.
ero. !'., the following elllcers woie installed
ler tlie ensuing term : N. II., J, It L. Acho Ache Acho
heii j V. )., Aldus Aliment; secretary, II.
II. Aliment; receullng socretary, (I. K.
Acheson ; treasurer, D. W. Mower; conduc
tor, Dallas Heck ; warden, L'irv Suter; K. S.
N, (I. , Jehn AuderMin ; 1.. S. N. U., Ceerge
It. S. V. O., n. 1'. Findlev; L. S. V. (J.,
Ilury Wade; V. (!., J. 1'. Suter : O. (1.;
1h.i.ui Aultliniise; 1. (I., Thondero Woiler ;
It. S. S., C. II. Hilten; U S. S., Jeseph
Orell ; trustee, (leorge Heck.
Ill" AND DOWN Till: STATK.
Win. High, who roceutly went Irem Ham
burg, llerks reiinty, te San FVancIsce, hits
been nnirilered en thn streets lu that city.
Jeseph K. Francisce Kovvsenh, a I'euble lu
ll 1 m et New Mexico, Hyearseid, being hired
ten farmer near Catavvissa, get homesick,
threw hlinsell under a train nud vvas killed.
The Northampton county constables ami
Justices, numberlngnbnut twonty-llve, have
iiassed resolutions that thejustlces would net
issue summons lu misdemeanors nuil the con
stables would net serve them, ns the county
ret uses te pay costs iu dismissed cases.
Forcible Knlry and lletaluer,
Jacob Kliy, l'eter Woodburn and Jease
Jenes, the last two of whom nre colored
men, have been prnsecuted Isilore Alderman
Fordney fur lerelbln entrvnnd detainer. The
prosecutor Is Allen M. Slayiunker el Sails,
bury tewushlp, and he alleges that ou April
7, with ferce and vlolenco tliev lock ixisses.
sleu of n heuse belonging te him ami ro re ro
lused te loave, The parties gave ball fern
Hearing.
Drowned Oir New Zealand.
The New Zealand coasting steamer Taiarea
has been wrecked botweon Wolllngteu and
Christ-Church. A heavy gale prevailed at
tlie time and the sea was very rough. Three
beats were launched, but each was speedily
capsized. Twenty-nine persons were
drowned. Only two passengers were saved.
TIIK MYSTKHIOUS DISKASK
THAT UAVar.H Al.AHM IN TIIK NdltTII.
UKaTKMt PAHTtir TIIK C7TF.
A Reporter Takes a Walk Through North Arrli
Alley and Finds Heme Niilunre That
Cry lAtidty ler Abatement Hjnip-
tmns nl the Nlrsnge Malady.
An iNTiu.i.Kin.NCKn rejierler made a tour
of Investigation this morning le ascerlaln the
true Inwardness of the allcged opldeinlc of n
jecullar nature that Is said te be allflcllng
that portion or the city bounded en the east
by North Arch alley and 011 the south lo
west Orange street, w hlch was referred te In
a communication lu last evening's Inti:i,i.i-
if'.N'ei:n. What he saw convinced him of the
necesslty or reform In sanitary nrrnngomeuts
I11 many places.
Starting In with North Arch alley at West
Orange f,treet, the back yards or many et the
houses rovealed an accumulation or reruse,
such as ashes, decaying animal nnd vogetnble
inntter, etc., the bad odor or which ascended
without dlfllculty te the nostrils or the re.
tiorter who was tall enough te peep ever the
lences. At the corner of Arch and Marlen
alleys stands a decayed looking Irame build
ing. Ne. 127, occupied b3' Adelphus I'rlngle,
nnd ewned by Mrs. Jelin Kepner. The bnck
yard was in a very bad condition. Alt kinds
or decaying piles or rofue wero vislble, nnd
a foul smell was emitted rrem the two cess
pools at the oxtreme end of the leL When
the reporter remarked the water in tliocellar,
Mr. I'rlngle said that It was there almost con
stantly and Increased largely w honevor a tail
of ralu occurred.
NAUSKOUS VVATP.lt.
Standing lietweeu the house and the cess
pools Is a pump which supplies the water te
the surrounding families. Some was pumped
up Ter the ropetter's Inspection and It was
discovered te have whlte particles Unit
ing through it and was possessed
or a sweet tnste. Mrs. 1'rincle said
that her family who only moved thltlier
last Wednesday much disliked te tise tlie
water, but could get no ether. She said Hint
when she made tea with the water and al
lowed the tea te stand, it turned red. And
alter the cups wero used, red rings were
found nleng the Inside interior. Questioned
ns te the health of her family, Mrs. I'rlngle
said her daughter, JMrs. KtizabelliJIIegarth,
was stricken with lever this morning at four
o'clock and lier physician, Dr. Jehn J.
Stewart, had te Ik hastily summoned. The
latter attributed the attack te the Impure
water. Mrs. Hogarth is new critically 111,
and her young Infant, who drank the same
water, Is sutTerlng from symptoms similar le
that of the mother.
While the reperter was conducting ids
investigation, llttle children or the neighbor
hood wero waiting their turns at tlie pump
te take drinks of tlie nauseous liquid. The
accumulation of tiltli in these yards and the
probability that the gases from the sovver,
which runs near by, and from tlie cess-peels
at the farther end et the yard eseape Inte the
well gire a ready explanation for the sickness
in the nelghliorheod.
Further up the alley, Just nerlii or Na ISO,
Is a brick building, the cellar or which, used
by Miller it Hartman, Is used ns a depository
ler manure. The steam Irem this refuse was
rising outef ncellar window nud llnatingeut
en the April suushlne where seme llttle ones
wero engaged in piny.
a iiai Ai.i.nv.
l'eeplng through the fenc&s along this
alley and peeriug ever them where It was
possible, nsli piles !n which slops were
mlngled wero seen nt many points, and tlie
warm sun was bringing nbeut fermentation
end decay. The private nlley north of
Hllckenderfer's foundry presented a mourn
ful sight with Its array et nsh-nlles, nnd Just
opposite the rear nnd of Cetirnd Jehns' resi
dence, Na 220 West Chestnut streeL there
was a peel of stagnant water which was fed
rrem the foundry. Mrs. Jehns Raid there
was a tlme when the nlley was the cleanest
iu town, but since the wuter and filth was
allowed te accumulate iu It, the most
uoisemo smells wero reported. Her nelgh nelgh nelgh
lioreood .Mrs. Jehns reperted in n geed con
dition, and she particularly prided liorselfen
her well water.
Fuhruian's slaughter hnuse.at the corner or
Arch and Fulton alleys, was next visited, nnd
rrem It the rankest kind or odor came, the
components or which sconied te be chielly
decaying animal mutter. The bad smells In
the vicinity may be partly chargeable te the
tiiree sew or openings at the Intersection of
theso alleys. An examination or that portion
or Fuhruian's osubllshment where the
manufacturing was in progress rovealed
everything cleanly enough, but the rear
building was a liulsauce that should
be abated at ence. Between Fulton
alley and Walnut stroet was discover
ed 11 prlvnte alley In which bllge water
lay stagnant, vitiating the atmosphere. The
water used Irem the pumps In tlie vicinity
was reported geed, l-retn Walnut te Lemen
en Arch alley, a better condition nt nllairs
exists, but there tlie population is net se
dense,
THR WORK or A SCOUNDIIKL.
Strolling out Lemen street te Pine, thn re
porter lenrned that at the Intersection of theso
streets a short time nge a cess peel cleaner
emptied the vile contents of his wagon into
the sewer. Thisoutrage was enacted between
12 und 1 o'clock, and was witnessed by Mrs.
Mary Smith who lives near by. Fer seme
tlme aftervvards the odor iu this vicinity was
of the mast nauseous description. Health
Commissioner lly us would have had an op
portunity te distinguish liluiseiriiy bringing
this otlender te Justice
On the private alley Just north or Lemeu
street, en Charlette, were feuuil seme ugly
looking ash piles, en one et which a dead
white chicken was festering in the sun.
Acress the street en Mary Is Trissler's
slaughter house from which no disagreeable
odor emanated, but the condition el the llt llt
teo alley te thn north was tllthy with bilge
water, etc. When tlie etlal is removed trout
Hits slaughter heuse, a very bad smell ar
foots the immediate neighborhood el Oriel
Hros.
Jehn P. Urlel, who liveint the corner of
Lemen and Mary streets, said that et their
lainlly's 70 houses hi the Ninth ward,, only
two contained sick people. He thought
that vicinity was as cleanly us any iu town.
Hu observed, however, that the air down
town smelled ditlereutly te hlui Irem that
contiguous te his home, nnd Hint a gieat
many women lu his vicinity wero sutleiing
from symptoms like poisoning. He re
marked also that the sickness exists chielly
vvhore the houses have no sewer connec
tions. PHYSICIANS INTlIltVir.VVKIl.
Dr. S. II. Metzger, who attends many pa
tients In that section el the city, 011 belng
asked Ids views as te the prevalence of an ep
idemic, scouted the idea. He belioved the
city was lu ns healthful condition as It had
evor been. He had no sick patients 1101th of
Lemeu stroet where the sowerage system Is
worst, and he belioved the dlsease iu ques
tion wn-i attributable te something et 11 peis
oneus nature lu the feed. He deprecated
the causing or needless alarm in Hie city by
declaring the dlsease wns epidemic, saying
that It wasesseutlally oiidenifo 111 character.
Drs. M. U and N. T, Davis, who also are
attending many )enple in the uortiiwest end
or the town, held dillorent views. They said
that the lirst symptoms of this uowprevu
lout complaint are of 1111 acule nature, tliore
being n clilll, slckness el stomach, dianlie'.i
und gicat prostration. It Is always nccom nccem nccom
imuied by lever and dreadful pains lu the
back nud limbs ; nlter the dlsease has con
tinued a few hours, the pallenl presents it low
typhoid lerui et malady. It is taken very
suddenly, lalieuts having been stricken iu
ten minutes, as was the case with Mrs. Henry
Yeung, or Ne. Ill Charlette snoot, who loll
011 the lloer nlmest without warning, having
leen tierfeclly well n short tlme bolore. Her
daughter also took sick in similar manner,
but both are nowcenvalosceiiL Theso phvsl
clans maintain that the dlseasa is due te bad
nlr from decaying animal nnd v egotable heaps
and vitiated water.
TIIK IIOAItli Of lUIAI.Ttl.
The city lieard of health en whom devolves
the duly of caring for the city's sanitary con
dition were appointed en April 20, 1SS5, by
the court and they are as fellows 1 Dr.
Jehn Levergood, president, Dr. O. II,
ISrewn, secretary, Dr. K. B. llyua,
health commissioner, M. V, Slelgerwalt,
Antheny Lochler, Christian Wldmyer
and Hugh K. Fulton. The health oeumils.
sloner gets a salary or T2(H) per annum, and
the socretary XM yearly rer his work. The
beard complain that they have net sulllclent
means te prnsocute their work, ami the sec sec soc
eotary says the city should appropriate nt
least f.Mie annually te make the organization
elloctlve. Thoceiirlwlll seen appoint a new
lieard nml It remains te be seen whother Its
iiiombershlp will Ik an aggregation of ro re ro
resiKntablo flgure heads, instead or nctlve,
energetk! nidii who will faithfully leek nrter
ihn.hlflnu Ifniiricinil iiiuvn (I.An.
........ ,,u- jrxi-iuta. it j .! a lllxJIU
TIIK PKOfOHKI) NKtf BTUKKT.
A Large Number el l'ertena rer and Afaliut
the Opening.
A large nuuilser of our promlnent citizens
In favor of or ngatnst tlie propresod openlng
of nasi Urant street, Irem Christian street
te North Queen strcet, nssoiubled at the or
phans' court room this morning. The pro pre pro
jiesod new stroet Is net 011 the city plan and
in erder te have vlowers appointed te repert
en the necesslty of opening the stroet It was
required that councils should adept a resolu
tion for the court te appoint viewers. A few
months age such a petition was prosentod
te councils. On the potltlen wero the naines
of 400 citizens. The councils adepted the
resolution by a unanimous vote The court
appointed A. II. Peacock. Richard A. Mc-
Orann and Jacob K. Stener, as the viewers
nnd they met this morning at 10 o'clock.
S. U. Koynehts, (icerge Nail man, J. Hay
Brown, .1. L. Stelnmetz and Jehn K. Malene
appeared ns counsel in favor of opening the
street; J. W. Jehnsen and Comity Solicitor
Shenck appeared for the county commission
ers ; City Solicitor Carpenter appeared for the
city, and Mr. Hreslus ler Samuel J. Deinuth,
the owner of the preperty through which
tlie strcet will pass.
Counsel In ravoref the street read the peti
tion te councils, and the petition te court for
the appointment of viewers, and Informed
the viewers that nothing further could le
done until they had viewed the slte or the
proposed street and made n report thereen.
Sir. Jehnsen presented a remenstrance
against the openlng or the streeL It wns
slgned by the commissioners and 103 prop
erty owners, some or them lielng taxpayers.
i he remenstrance addressed te tlie vlowers
reads as follews: "The movement
rer the openlng or Hast Urant street rrem
North Christian street te North Queen street
Is net a movemeut lu the interest
or the public lu general, but It is
iu the interest or a few citizens and rer the
benefit or still rower citizens whose property
en each side of the street proposed te be
epened will no doubt be greatly benefited,
and lie respectfully suggest Hint the taxpay
ers or the city aud county should net be called
upon te pay the damages which shall result
lu benefit te said small number of citizens :
wo'earnestly pretest against the opening et
said street unless the owners or real
ostnte en each slde or the street proposed
te be epened will secure the city and county
against the payment or any damages what
ever, and rospectlully request you te report
against opening said stroet except the dama
ges shall lirst be paid as above suggested."
The vlowers went ever the reute or the
projiesed street and then adjourned.
At 3 o'clock thisalternoen the viewers met
and rondcred their decision, which was that
the street shall be opened or a width or 19
root. This will take the preperty or
Samuel J. Demutli, occupied by (leorge
K. Krisman, conrectloner. The viewers will
again meet en l'riday te hear testimony as te
the value of the Demutli property.
A IIUUSK THIEF CAVIOHBIK
The Man Who Stele Samuel Ilambrlsht'i
Animal Ijknded hafely Uelilnd the Iters.
Cornelius Keeus was nrrested at Prescott,
Lebanon county, Monday by Samuel Philips.
Tlie prisoner had In his possession the horse
of Samuel Hambrlght, which was stolen Irem
the lntter's stable en the New Helland turn turn
pleo near Eden ou Saturday night. Keens
formerly worked Ter Mr. Hambrlght and as
seen as the hersa was missed he was sus-
iiected. The matter was given Inte charge or
ChlorerPolIco Smith nnd Olllcer Barnheld.
They sent telegrams and postal cards In nil
directions, giving n description of the liorse
and or the suspected mau. Last night Chier
Smith received a telegram rrem Isolation
stating that Keens had been captured, eillcer
Barnheld went te Lebanon ter tlie man this
morning. Mr. Hambright has made com
plaint bolore Alderman Deou charging Keens
with hersestealing.
Oillcer Karnheld arrived from Lebanon,
with his prisoner nt 2 o'clock this after
noon. Prescott, the place where Keens
was arrested, Is live miles from Lebanon.
Keens told several parties that lie purchased
tlie liorse In Lebanon. He new admits that
he stele tlie animal, but says he was drunk
when lie did se, Keens formerly resided In
Dauphin county, but has been working con
siderably in tills county. The liorse which
hostelo was the best ene Mr. Hambrlght
had. The eillcer was nccomiianied te Leb
anon by Ilambrlghtwheideutitled tlie liorse.
-
Was n Name or Kphrala.
Dr. L. II. Lcuhordled en Sunday morning
at his residence, in Mechanlcsbiirg, Cum
berland county. He was a native of Lancas
ter county, having been Isirn near
Kphrata iu Ib22. He was a pupil
et Dr. Jehn U Atlee, et this city,
and graduated rrem Jellerson medical cot cot
loge iu IS 1 1. In ls!7 he removed te Church
tow 11, Cumberland county. He con
tinued le roslde nt the latter place
until 1?72, when lie took u resi
dence Iu Mechanlcsbiirg, which at this
time was ern short duration, for In the
following year (IS73) he emigrated with
his family le Belmont, Iowa, where
he remained until the fall or 1S70, when
he returned te Pennsylvania and took
upiiresidencein llarrisburg, remaining theie
until the fall et lbTS, when he again removed
le Mechnnlcsburg, where he continued te
reside without Interruption until the day or
Ids death. 1 1 Is; funeral eecurnt Woduesday.
ThniiKUiida Obtained by l-"nle Freten.es.
Alfred Kichardsen, jr., a broker, was ar
rested en Saturday In Maiden, Massachu
setts, en the cliiirge of having obtained
money under ralue pretenses Irem Dr. Na
thaniel French. ltichardsen's lather was
also arrosted 011 a charge of complicity. It
Is alleged that within two years tlie younger
Kichardsen has tnssessed lilmself of French's
entire wealth, having borrowed of him 50,000
cash nud obtained 11 conveyance te himself
and Tather el preperty worth nearly f 15,000,
consisting or a house, stable, .10,000 root of
land, and a number el bends. Fi ench sbites
that Kichardsen piomised repayment outef
n great Inheritance which was coming te him
from nu aunt. Thn delendnuts were held In
?.r, 000 each.
Charged With Itupe.
Censtable Shenk, et Mirlle township,
brought Charles Carroll.er that township, te
the city ou Monday nllernoeu. Can oil Is
charged with committing nn nutrage ou Her
tlm, the Ki-yrar-eld dniighter et Mahlen
Walten. Tim ollenso, it Is alleged, was corn
nil ttoe en Saturday night, when Carrell was
taking Miss Walten home fiem the Ivceiim,
lu a Held one mile west of Bawliusville.
The girl is weak-minded. Can oil was taken
before Judge Patterson, where he entered
ball in the hiimeff 1,000 for trial at court.
Killed In tlie Went.
Jehn II. Kldeunur, ene of the proprietors
of the City hotel, has recolved wen! that
(loergoShotl, his brelher-lu-law, was killed
at New Castle, Indiana, by n tailing tree en
Saturday. Shed was ."til years old and fin in
erly resided lu Frederick, Mil. He wns
married te Mr. Kldeneiir'ssNIur, who, with
two llttle children, died or diphtheria lour
years age.
Inn tlie New World I I'enpled,
A newly nrrlvcd (lerman family, father.
mother nud soven children, one a baby, at
tracted it geed deal of attention lu tewu to
day. At 3 p. 111., en top of two great ship
boxes, strapd with Iren, and a new cook
stew, the immigrants leaded lu a two horse
wagon lefl for Mr. Nebo. Kaln fell and
mere rain threatened, but they looked cheer
lul and they will be happy yet, you bet.
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Met aud OreauUcd.
The Joint almshouse and cemetery com cem com
liiltleeorposta&laniHOlia. A. 1L, met stat
edly at Dr. Heed's olllce en Monday even
ing, and ellected an organization as follews:
Dr. J, V, Wickersham, president ; Dr. J. A.
K. Heed, treasurer; Dr. J, S, Smith, ecu'
tary.
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man named Philip Bradley aceldmUv
iilntseil at 2 o'clock lids morning wMt';
doing guard duty en the brldtre. He had Ma
revolver in his hip pocket andwMtna.
iHrnng n te ins overcoat when bye, '
......... ...u miui, ui no.-, tiimunrgvu, in BHl.aiKM '
let lodging In the right knoe bones andlk). v'r1
lllcllnr a dancrArniia wnnttif. i"Ui
The shot was heard by the pickets, who '
Went tO tllO Wfllin nl tlm Krlnn an, I h.,1 !.. "i'-i"..!
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A shot was tired by ene el tlie guard In R
tbnTtKlfanBrv.1la.tr Li. T I. . . . . .. .
ii I, nuurs yarn uenn Ot
.uuutiugoaueiii two octecic at iv man who s&x-i
.... noeu winnnuu iKuween me cam anil v
would net obey the order te halt, but the
man escaped. The ofUcers at all the ether
yards rojierted everything quiet.
BojteUIiik Ilexle'g Heme.
Sr. Louts, April 13. It was reported, lata
last night that tbe commltleo en beyctttlng
nr.u bai... .Mi.llHM I.-. .. - :r,
I'reftident lloxie'n residence. Tlie p)n4li J
reported in rer the committee ie wait en bin $
.......w. nMU Mtl.OtnilU lUllHlUIIQ SDU fllKJE-
ster and grocer and yeeman and request s
them te suspend their dally supplies te the
Hoxle family until the strlke Is ever. The '
coinmlttee seem te tliluk that the boycott will
be siiccesslul and will trv le nut It lnn
operation telay.
Knocked a Hale In Ilia Head.
St. Leuis, April 13. A brakeman named
I oster, one or the new onipleyes en the
branch read connecting Klrkwoed ou te
Missouri 1'acllle wlUi Carendelet en the Iren
Me.intaln, was assaulted near den. a rant 'a
farm yesterday afternoon by four men, sup.
posed te be strikers. There Is a steep gradu
al this point, aud the engine generally takes
up half the train te the top or the bill and'
men geos neck: rer the ether liair. While the -i VJ
first half was at the top or the hill, Tour men.f rT $
t.n l.n.l I... .. I.l.l, ... .... ... .'.! I. fl
"iiuiuuietu inning in oneoi tue emptyv jk.j
box cars near the .rear end el the train, V rtApl
ciimijeuup ou a box car where Fester was 'fS
braking and hit lilm with a cluband knocked
him oil' the top el the car. When the en-
glneer and conductor returned for the cars
they reuud Taster lying at the side of the
track with a big hole lu his head and In an '
unconscious condition. His assailants had
OHcnped. The brakeman was still alive last'
night, but cannot recover.
TUKBOOnt.K" AZ.DBRMM.ir.
Wholesale Arreita In New Yerk Causes Tre Tre
ueudeus Reosatlen.
Nr.vv Yerk, April 13. Uetecttres, under,
the command or Inspector Byrnes, early this
morning arrosted the following named alder
men Ter complicity lu the Broadway railroad
bribery : Duiry, Hhlelds, Fullgraff and Me
Uuade, Threo mere or the alleged boodle" alder
men have Just been taken Inte custody, ylt.:
Farley, Wendell and Cleary.
It Is new ftnlieved that the district attorney
has determined te arrest all of the alleged
"Boedlo" aldermen before the day closes.
Aldermen Bayles and O'Neil are the latest
arrests, making nlue in all this morning.
The arrests have caused Intense excitement
In local political circles ana It is believed that
the district nttomey has new In his posses
sion uudonlable proerof the guilt of the men
arrosted or having aecepled bribes lu connec
tion with the grant or the Broadway surface
railroad franchise.
Ot the aldermen nrrested this morning the
llrst te be balled were Messrs. Themas
Shlelds and Henry L. Sayles.
Francis McCabe, anether of the members
of the aldermaulc beard of 1831, Is tbe latest
additions te the arrests made this morning.
Alderman Cleary and ex-Alderman Wendel
have both been released en (25,000.
Charles II. Rellly, anether or the alleged
dishonest aldermen, was taken Inte custody
shortly before oleven o'clock.
New I'e.tuiaster.
Wasuinqten, D. (J., April 13. The presi
dent te-day sent te the Senate the following"
nominations ; I'estmasters Kdward Delan,
Trey, N. V.jCI.W. I.angdon,SarategaSprliig,
X. V.; Ithrep S. Tayler, Clyde, N. Y.;
B. F. Colyer, East New Yerk, N. Y.; Samuel
II. Wagener, San Jese, Cal.; Win. E. Baker,
Falrbury, 111.; Charles II. Brown, Sterling,
Kan.; Marshall, Brldaall, Kmperla, Knu.; P.
H. Uarvin, Corning, Iowa.
Strikers Ketiirnlnic te Werk.
Hi'MNCiFiKMi, 111., April IX AdJL Oeu.
Vimce returued from Kast St. Leuis last
night and reported that p.ilte a number of
the strikers are returning te work, and that
no further tiouble is apprehended. He was
unable te Btate as te hew long Hie militia
would remain lu tlie Held le protect railroad
property. He will have acoulerenco with
the governor this mooning upon the situa
tion. Hen. lUulel i:ruientreut Named,
Wasui.voien, I). C, April 13. The
various state delegations have reported te the
caucus committee the names for membership
of the Congressional Democratic campaign
committee, The name or Daniel Krmentreut
Is presented ler Pennsylvania,
Suicide of a Cider el I'ellre.
San Fiiancirce, April 13. i'.x-Cliler or
1'olice Jacksen, of Sacramento, committed
sulclde Sunday night. When he went horns
lie picked up a bottle et morphine pills aud
remarking te his wire, "Theso won't bother
you any mere," swallowed thorn.
A. Tensii AuoMlustlen. ',.,
UlinU'VDiMr T L Taiaa Alirll 11 VAHtAr. i"
dnv uhlln l.nnls Knnilnn was search I nir for t'
steleu horses In a thicket near lias Calabar- "" $-''
70s, he was waylaid by seme unknown Btsrt . ,!
ami snot tiiree times lureiieu uie ueuy. imm ' vF..l
assassins escaped Inte Mexico,
Iren, lu Tela.
Dknnisen, Texas, April 13, Martin
Irons, district master workman of assembly
Ne. 101 Knights or uiber, arrived lu this clly
vesterduv alternoeu and was closeted with
the Knight el Laber all the evenlug. The J'J-
object et Ids visit cannot be ascertained.
The Irish Uud Vurcba.e mil.
Londen, April 13. In tlie Heuse of Cera.- it
inens this evening Mr. Gladstoueanneuncsd -J"
that he would tntrodiice tlie Irish land vwr-'-V ,
chase bill en Friday. . .
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sight changes Iu teeipsralure. f. -
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