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LANCASTER PA., MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1880.
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UIVIIAHlf, lit CAM lilt I IKI f, Mil.
A Well-KlHiwii M. Heir te Ilia Clly, fimiiil IIjIhk
In tlm C(iier llnu,n I'miu n Nar-
riillr iHkfiil In Itelleva I'hIiik ul Ilia
Ural l-ltentarkabla Letter, Fniilnl.
Jeseph Ik Klcliards tiled Sunday evening
hI tlm Ooper Iieiim', tiein mi oierdono of
iiimplilne. Mr. Richards was formerly
ill Piltshntg, whom Iki ii In Ihn glass
business Inr n number of years. He was n
iiinmliorel Urn linn nl Htciiarils A Hartley.
I'liiiriir lle loirsage Mr. Itlchards moved
le Cambridge, Dorchester county, Mir IhiiiI,
where lin lint kIiii'ii resided with lilt wlfe and
a dsiighlni, aged nlmiit seventeen yeais. Ile
liiul bism Visiting l.incastnr tin lllloen le.us
or iiieni en business, lln formerly sold
glii'swiiie te il, Mm mil llrniH hoie hiiiI
was wiill acquainted. l.ivt wool; Mr.
Itlchaids went te Philadelphia In soe mi
mint who whi hick, ami en his way
home concluded te step ml In Lancaster te
see Ids old blend'. He wool te tlm l'iM)Hir
house en Thursday and whs assigned te a
iimuii en the second lloer. The next il.iy Im
called ii en a iiiiiiiImt of Irleuils.
I OMI-I.AININU III' lll'.AIll HIST. si:.
lliM'oiniiliieil te William .1. Coewr, with
whom hn tool. several walks, or heart dis
ease. Hit went In it drug hteru en t'rlilny Htnl
secured sinuu quinine whlcli lie leek nnil lie lie lio
came sllghllv sick. It It net known exactly
wlnit tlme .llr. Itlchards retired en Saturday
evening. 11" illil net get op en .Siimlny
morning, mid iiIkiuI 1 o'clock p. in. Mr.
'ikikt went te tlm lietnl mill asked for liliu.
lin was told that Itlchards who yet In
Ixnl Mr. Coeiwr went up stairs ami
found his dtsir locked. Ileand Frank ltroii ltreii
burger, thoclerk, attempted te awaken him
lint wild unable le de no. They listened nl
Ihn deer nml leiinil Unit lin wai breathing
ill) hnuMI). Charles Themas, it I'etnruil
Ih ulnplejml at tlm lietnl, wni vnt Inte tin)
room iikM te Hint ncrnpiitil liy Mr. KlrliiiriM
mill lie enlinml tin) liitlir Irnin tliu eutihlii
iimiI. ilinlxiv uuniMl tlm iliHir Hiiiliiiliiiittcil
CiHipiu anil ltri'iilxtrni'r. 'I'lK' feuiul HIclmnlH
I vlni: ll. Ill' oe it 111111 hIiimii wnru oil,
lint lie linil en llie rmnnlnilur or lili I'ldthlii.
llli'- wiim i'Ikn.mI, lin inniltli Willi) epnn
mill lie wa-i hri'atlilnt; ciry heavily. Tliu
iiiiii tried In ii my way te arenmi liliu, hut
wme uiiahlu te de he.
rllH!( tANH St MMOM.II.
Hit. t'iirpont(ir,MiililenlK)rKund Haiuliiian
wcriii-allfd in. Tliuy found tlie inni: In a
rouinliMiM'nmlltleu. Ile whi Mtillerhif; from
-oiiie n-ui.itl.'. Tliu man wai jjImiii Injuo Injue Injuo
lieniHiul n liatturv Wat tiiriiml iimn him
lint all tonepiirvi-c. lie ueMir rirovetcd
i envlmisiii'si hill IIiiupkmI until iiImiuI lilni)
oVIei I. in lint ew'iiniK wlii'ii lin illed.
'I lili iiieriiliin I'orencr lleiuiiniiu lmp:iuil
ItMlupiry rensltlnj; or Jeii'pli H. Itejur, .1.
II. lilin.s or, David Hair, itiner lli-ii,
f liristlau (i ist, and II. II. IIciih, 1, hihI pre.
H',li'd te held an Iniiiicxt, 'I'liti II rut ult
nt r.illi'd wi're . J. CiKiper, I tank
llrcnMTKfi" imd Charlfi 'l'liema.-", wim tcxtl
li.'il ui In hew they hail found tlie dyliiK
man. Mr. Voepur, who Imd known dtxeaw.l
for many your-, told nlieut ronvurKAtleni
thai lie Imlit wlllililm In which he ( Klclmrdx)
reinpUludd of heart dtNoae.
Dr. II. I'. MulilmiUTK tcstilled that he win
called In teHttcnd tlie Hum seen alter lie had
tM'nti leuuit. llu was then In u coiim ceiim coiim
Ieh iMiiiitltimi. Tlm pupils of liis
ev.es worn contracted, and lie nceiniil
te he Hiilliiilii); Ireiu a narcotic. A
hatlery was iimiI uni liliu and liijis'tlens
KiM'ii, liul it was tn no puritwn as luidlixltu
the eveiiliii; . tluoe inerpliluu pills were
leiiml en the liurr-iu, and Itlchards had no
deiilil taken u iiuiulsi ofthe-e. Tliu iha'ter
Maid that us ili'i eased Has Millarlng from
liilnsef tlm heart, lie may have taken the moi mei
pldne te relieve hlinvll, i,nd took tee much,
llr ( irjnler correlKiriiled Dr. Mtihlenlarj;
lin (uiliier si iteil tint limy had Hilccemled
in relieving Iticlianls' liraln Irnni tliu ellucls
of Ihn m,ixii, hill there xeenied te 1st triMihle
with ihe heart which would net icswiiid.
The man died Ireiu paralysis et the liiutl
IiieiikIiI en ti morphine. Dr. I '.mini man tin
titled Mil.Maiittill as tlie ether ph.vnlclans.
Tlie lerener's Jury teund Unit tlm tlweAsed
11111m te his ileitli Ireni an overdose of iWir
plilim taken te relieve pain or tlm heart. The
lauilly of llin ileonased Iihve lrtsjn untitled of
his death, nnd seme enn will likely ceme en
ler llui IkmIv.
id m mm. mii i i.i:r n us rm mi
De Iho l.ihle In tliu room CKViiplml liy de
I'fewl two letters uore feunil. One wa dl
roeud te the jhiIiIh and aiiother ten friend
hI ('tiutrld;e. I rem tlm appoaraiiceof the
hitlers It Is ladleved that lliey worn written
jesliiid.iv. Mr. Kleliards may have arisen
tiein hed le de tlm writing and tint in ly ac
count ler his hav hit; clothing en w hen leiunl.
Tlm tlrst letter re.nl as fellow s
Te Utiwuit ln tvmcrn
As I may Ix) takeu oil suddenly, I take tliu
piiv.tullnu i.l liivhiK my uainii ami address
alieut my peen, a. id ru my travels I deposit
a sum in Lank In the town In which I slop tfi
dilrav my iipeiises. In tlm event of my
death", I w ill te ha hurled In the let w lilt niv
lather and my mother, In Woedluuil i erne erne
tery, West riilladelphl.i, (nl which Samuel
I'raltf Nhilcriuteuiluiit). I wish invetlects
i.enl te in wlln Mrs. Klleu Hlchanls, Cam
hridge, Den hosier county, Maryland. In
my pocket luvtk llinre will he found a certio certie
rate nl deposit with Iho Lancaster I'eunly
.National bank ler two hundred and ninety -live
dollars out of which I wish uny nxpeiiMH
that may hiit'entracled en my account In he
paid. I wish my Imilal In Ik) an plain and
(pilot as prwslhle." .1. D. Hli ilAIUis.
Tlm ether letter was unlluMied mill Ireiu
Ha contents il Is lelleved Hut d (".'eased was
iinahle In llnlsli II hy reason el rcnt pain. II
read ns Inllevvs :
CVijif. foil Tliumut, Vumhritlur
Dl'Mt 1'iiii.M) I am much disappointed
at net iccelvliijj a letter Ireiu yn at this
place. I mil feeling no badly Unit I will net
attempt te go te Tarreylen. . This innrulng
I had an attack of pilpllatlen ofllie heart.
Here the Utlei abruptly cleses. DoceusihI
was u man fi years el age. Ile bad a led
lieard and was lather short In Htature.
Inquiry nt Urn Lancaster County bank by a
reierter el I he Jn iki.i.kiiim'KU showed
that Mr. Itlchards h ul en ileixisit there the
aineiinl of money Hpeken el in his loiter.
Vllllani J, l'noier reeelved a telegrmii
from Mr. ltichardH' widow this altorneoii,
hlntlni; that Captain 1'iilk Tlininas was en Ills
way le Latiexsler le tnke charge et the Ixaly
el tlie dtad.
A PngliWe h rout ,luil(f.
A iMiistshle from Mllllln county arrived
In Ibis city en Saturday night w ij.hu war
rant ler Ihearrcht of n colored mail named
Archey Craig, ile Is charged with revolving
H'eliii goeil, nml guve ball for court. Tlie
term el court begins today, and It was
learned that Craig had Jumped the town te
avoid trial. 'I Im party who went Ills ball Is
a mer woman, nnd It Craig Is net caught
her small property will have lobe Held te
pay I he amount el Iho bail bend. A diligent
search wasimule for Craig, but 'he was net
Inuiiil, mid Iho cnuMable lett ter liomeyosler-
I ay.
A llur.ii ISrlsllale. ler a Tlirantilng
KoiiiiKiibiewN, April 111. -Mr. lienj,
II err, living en ihe Columbia pike, almut
lour iiilles wostet Lancaster, wen kiekfsl by
his herse, whlle he was glvliiB him Ihrnsh.
lug en Sunday inernlng. The bruises wero
mainly en his breast, and wero attended by
I'l ' ....u.ii-n, im'III IVIJUIMIHIOW II,
On last Thursday II. Hlehmaii ineed
In his line leuiileuce that he purchased from
H. C Fluid.
Iteiileil Ilia Wall, Maiiileii.
Vrem the Ccliiinhla lUiruhl.
Mrs. Lieut Thackara, or l'lilladelphla,
daughter of Geuerjl Hherniau, has rented the
Win. Watts mansion at Mar let ta, and -will
make it her luliire home. It is Gxpected that
Gen. Sherman wilUrend his Bummers with
lier.
Clrcui AilieilUer..
Advertlslngcur Ne,2,ot ForenaiiKh'm Irons
rnlved lb town this morning IncUaryoef
Charles Heed who has a dozen men. V, W.
Uurand, press agent or the show, U aUe lu
town.
i'.ii.ji .sun dm;
A Ittianlllnl njr In Which Ilia Cluirrli Allfii
umica mil Mrgrr Than l.iml.
Yeslurday was Palm HiinUay. Tlm huh
was warm and genial mid crowds wero
pronieiiaillng tlm Ntreets all day. Tlm
churches worn belter tilled than usual with
parlnhleners, many of whom wrre nodeuht
brnught nut liy tlm brightness nl tlm day. In
tlie Lulheian ami llplsoepil cliurclms, Ihls
Inlllal dny nf Hely Week was cniiimnm.
orated, nml In the Oatholle olnirclies, which
tnake HKvclal ohservance of the day, the
wirvlces worn very Impressive. In theso
latter churches Ihe blessing and distribution
of the palms took place just bofero the cele cele
bratleu uftlm last mnss. s Is well known,
limy rts'all Christ's trliiiuplmnt entry Inte
.lerus.ileni when Im was greeted by tlm
ix-'ople with hesanniis and lliu waving nl
jialui hiatiches. In this country, whom
juilins are net easily obuiliied, any variety
el green boughs nre used lit llmlr plaeu.
Tlm leiigthened htery el the passleu as told
by Nt. Matthew, was read as llm gespel or
the day.
l.tTIIKIt.lX VOSHIUM TMI.W,
l.nrsn t!Ur rerinlljr Kilter ht. Slilirii'
and Ien l.iitliarnn Cliuri hm
At .Ien's mid .St. Slenhen's (leriiian l.uth.
emu churches classes wero cenllrined en
Miiuilav iiiernlug.
At St. Stephen's the altar was beaiitllled
with llowers ; the church was crowded at
the morning service, whlcli was emned with
an anthem by tlm choir, arter which there
was congregational hinging. Kev. Melster
read tlmgosKdef the day from I,uknl: .'S.1,
and preached Ills serineu from that text. Ills
theme was; "Jesus, and lllin Crucllled
Our i:xauiile." Alter thoHermou tlm class
w hlcli had I wen under Instructions fortmveral
inentlis was cenllrined. The pister ail
dressed them en the Important step they had
taken and give them advice, wh eh if
heeded will tnake thorn useful moil and
women. A tier tlm address, tlm cluss ad ad ad
vanoed te the altar, answered tlm I'tiosllens
pulle them, insde thelr vows te be faithful
te thei liurcli of thelrcheice, and sang a hymn
appropriate le llm ut.isIeu. Tlm pastor pre
sented eichnt these cnnllrmnd withahand withahand withahand
sonie prijerlsKik lis a remembrance el the
day nl their continuation.
During thofemlhg week pisslnn serv loes
will Is) held dally. On next Sunday there
will Imi special serv ices when Hie class con cen
llrined will receive coinmiinleri. In llm
evening the Sunday school Mill celebrate the
day with appropriate oxerclsos, a feature el
which will be the music. (Iresh's full or
chestra will accemuiiy Iho organist.
Kill's Lutheran Clmrili.
This church was heautlfnlly ihs-erateil.
Several handsome floral designs wero en the
altar. The hnpllsinal font was covered with
viiJes, a pyramid of plants was placed en tlm
altar, the roeess In the rear el tlm pulpit was
festooned with overgroens mid tilled with
rare plants. The oxerclses at tlm morning
serv Ice were fsiied w ith an antlmni by tliu
ilnur, which was well rendered. Tlm ser ser
ieou was preai lied by ltev. Manser from
M ilthuw, xl, I (i, IDs theiiin was the king
te whom Ihei itiH'liuiueuH should hear allegi
ance. After llm herineu a class of pi veung
men and an eipi.tl niiuiUir ul yeuug'ladles
was cenllrined. I'.veryseat in the church
was occupied and heiiclies hut te be pro
cured te acnimmedntu theso w he were tardy
In reaching tlm (tiurch. In the evening the
pastor preached a seriunu mi the duties mid
resH)tislhllllles of theso who iiad been cnn
llrined.
I'asslen serv Ices will also be held at this
church iiMiry day the coming week until
I' rid ay.
MiirtiWsn C'eiillriitatlitlia.
At the Moravian church the baptism of
ndiilts mid infints and the conllriiiatleu et
twenty-one Kirsons leek pi ice at llm morning
servue. A Hiss-i.il musical pregramme was
rendered, and tlie church was ery prettily
dis-erated. In the evening the passion week
serv Ice was lelebrated, nml It will be con
tinued every e ening this week.
ritlKUT VSKH A fl.STItl
Ilia llllni nl .IIkiIiIiI Slinl at Hie C'sllirilial
liy (Inn til III, OlerKr.
tI0"0 e'chs k, Sunday morning, whlle
llm bishop or Madrid was ascoiidhigthe steps
leading te llm enhance el the catlimlrs!, he
was shot wllh a levelvei by a prleslstand
Ing at the tnpel the steps, Hm lull enter
ing his abdouien. This was Inllewed by
another shot from the Mine seurce which
wounded the bishop in the side, wliereiism
the wounded man lull en Iho steps. The
priest thou descended llm steps and tired
still another shot, which took ollevt lu the
the bishop's thigh.
The a-ssiilanl was then seled and his vie
tlm Isirne in mi unconscious condition le a
private chamber in Ihn cathedral, where llm
last Hicr.unents ter the dying worn adminis
tered te him. Ileing 'I'alm Suudav, Iho
cathedral was mere than usually crowded by
worshipers, and when the tearlul work of
tlm priest was rcallnsl u furious mob fol fel fol
levveil thecarrligelu which Im wasceuveyed
le prison liy genil'armes, whose presenci
aloue prevented a lynching. Tlm motive for
the crime was revenge.
Ile was dismissed trein tlm pilesiheml and
lad Irultlessly applied te the bishop te Isi
li instated. IJueeii Christina has inquired as
te the bishop's condition, and the pope his
telegraphed his blessing.
The bishop Is still alive, Thepiiest made
an attempt te commit suicide.
Til f. UiriiritXATUUIAh VAMI'AIIIX.
lieu ('lciuli(C) I'. UUik liulernpil by ttin Veik
Ciilinly Driitiii rill,.
Tlm DuiiKs'iatic county couiiuitleo et ,erk
met en Saturday, and Lieutenant tiovenier
IJIiu'k was onileised ler gev ei nor, and ac
corded Iho privilege el selecting his own
delegates te the slale convention. The fol
lowing are tlm gentlemen selected : Colonel
L. Mulsh, Jehn Legan, I'eulk Jenes,.!. K.
W'tst, Kiel nan Dully, Jehn Olesey, lleury
Altlcks, David lletw eiler, llarten II, Knede
and I). H. Dllbbs. The adiiiiuistratieu el
(loveiner I'altiseu icceilvcd a cordial Indorse,
inuiit. and he xvas es)Hs-lally complimented
tin his exposition r.r Km soldiers' orphans
schools abuses. Thonatlenal administration
was asked te displace Itepubllciiii elllcl.ils In
erk county and till their places with Demo
crats. Tlm following Is the resolution in
dorsing Lieutenant Unwrner lllsclc Inr the
guhern.iterial Humiliation :
" llewtrtil, that ler the nomination for
governor we present le our brethren lu the
slate the name of Lieutenant (ioveruer
Chaimcey V. Illack, with hU upproved and
acknowledged ahllltles, untarnished mid mi mi
assallable personal and etllclal charaeter, his
unquestionable Democracy and his oeii ree
en) lu niqsiiltleii lu iiiilawlul monopolies
ami lu behall of tlm rights el laUir. lie
would carry the state ever any candlilate the
HepubllcatH could name, and te that victory
tlm county of Yerk would contribute Iho
largest majority In Iter history."
Tiilai laliiiiienl at Ilia Ijim.uler ItlnlT,
About iMX) people wero present at the lan lan
caster rink Satiuday evening, whom an
oiilertalniueiitwasglvoii which illllered hohio hehio hohie
wlial tiem theso usu illy held nt this place el
aiiiltxeiuent. Hefoie the rink was mam a
treineiidnus crowd lu front of It savvi Charlivs
WltinoiMuccesslully walk a light ropewhlch
wasslretched from llm rink building te Iho
one en Iho opposite Mldn et the Mi eel. In the
rink sltatlng was kept up until (I o'clock
when the ether entertainment began. It was
a sort of variety show and was ,eiy success.
Ink All tlm actors imin ii,.niUn ,,r iniu ..!.
and they rocelwil lets el applause. The
entertainment Included acrobatic and bar
iKirfnrmaiice by Messrs. Whitby, Humphrey Humphrey
vllle and Wlttner, club swinging by Miss
Lucy WhltbV, nhightei hand tricks bv I'rel,
Mnhti, clog (lancing by Harry IloetnoV, rllle
sheeting by a veung mm uimied llieneman,
Ac The audloiice heetiied greatly pi oasis I
w llll II1U SHOW.
Want Dm, n win, the Urreeu.
Mr. V, A, Uelnltsh en Hiuulay iccelved u
copy et the li,ii-irii Jleiiattr, publlsheil at
Varls, or which he Is u subscriber. The paper
would have reached liliu tema time age, but
It was in enenl the mull bags that went down
with the Oregon en Maich 11th. On the
paper Is a vrluted label stating that fact. The
paper bear every evldenre of havlug been In
the water a long time.
APRIL QUARTKR SKSSIONS
lll'K.v.V II llll .V II J7A IIIIKII AN tlfl h'TV
firii H.tHKH THIAI..
Ilnna s'atiliiii;, 1aUa I'rataii.n hiiiI Kmliarrla
maul 1'iili.tlliitn tlm JMe.t luipertaiil
nl the Cimr, In ha Irleil-S. U .Stay-
maker Ferani in nl (traml liiiiinsl.
The April con it el quarter Mission?, Judge
Livingston presiding, waseismcd this morn
ing tit 10 o'clock.
Thern aie en llm list for trial lXi eases, of
which l- wero relumed te Ibis term. Among
the important casi s for trial nre tlm follewing:
Wiulleld S. Ilaes mid Cornellons Koeiis,
herse sleiillugj Lev I M. Llsirselc, Charles
Carrell, ratie: ltebeit J. Lvans. false nre-
teuse and einU'77leuieiit, and Charles A.
Hence, false pielense.
S. C. Slaymaker, city, was appelnhsl loro lero lore
inaii nf tlm grand Inquest. Tlm grand Jury
vore instructed as tu a proper porfeniiaticn nf
their duties.
Tlm cenntables of theHeveral districts made
their usual quaiterly ioerts. Only a few
returns of violation of the liquor law wrre
made,
The constables elected in February wero
called before tlm court, presented thrilr of ef
licial Iwmds and wero sworn le dlscharge
tlm duties of their elllce with fidelity.
The llrst case called for trial was that of
common wealth vs. Clayten ltegar. lie was
Indicted for adultery, en complaint of Llzle
Keddlg. Itofero the wiloctleu el a Jury the
dermulant entered a plea or guilty. Seulmite
was doferred until Saturday.
Llle lleddlg, the presecutrix in the alxe
c.i'e, enteriwl a plea et gulllv of fornication.
Sentence was si ie HisM)nded In this case.
Jehn K. Lcfdver plead guilty te lole
nleusly entering tlm mill el Christian Shiiltx,
or Catuarge, mid stealing money therefrem.
(leorge Watsen and (irant Itrewn pleaded
guilty te stealing repe Irein llm erk county
shore el the Susquehanna rlver, and were
Kentencrsl te undergo an Imprisonment of
six months.
Samuel lllchardsen, a young colored man,
plead gnllly te assaulting Lettie lleyd, nnd
sentenced te py a line nt JIU and costs.
(Irani .lucy Itrturn.
Viic Ililh Inhn Leiighliu, alias Frank
Cellins, larcetiv , Jehn I'.. I.efevre, fotnnieiis
entry ; Samuel Kicliardsen, assault and bat
lei V j l ice. Wilsen and drain Itrewn, larceny.
I moral .'iff. Herace Hawthorn, larceny.
i i iinr.N r lit sini ss,
Henry Auer and Stephen Hess, who
served tonus ter misdoineanen were (lis
clnrged from prison as Insolvent debtors.
A dfs'ree was iiiailn changing the nanie of
the l.ancistei Watch company te the Key Key
stene Slniuliid Watch cempiny.
David K. drube, of Cast llempfluld town
ship, was iippelnted guardian of the miner
children el Mary lirube, iate of Maner tovvn tevvn
shlp. lb, inl of llrntlli Aipi,lnlil,
Tim ceurl this morning apveinted tlm fol
lowing gentlemen as tlm beard of health, for
the city nl Lsncasjer, thelr terms el olllee tu
isigiu tomerrow: Michaul I'. Steigervvall,
Dr. .lelm Lovergefsl, II. It. Pulton, Isaac W.
I.elillgh and Christian Widinjer. The only
change undo in tlm Uiard is the nplolntnient
of Mr. l.eldlg, who lakes ihe place el An An
teony l.eehler, who was leeently elected
assistant regulator el tlm city.
tiii: weki.ii s ik.miic sidk.
Heliert Snilth, colored, was hanged In
Nlchelasvllle, Kentucky, en S.iliirday, ler
llm murder el his stepHlher, .lames Lee, lu
Novenilsir l.isl.
C.imllle (ieiiAales, con icted of ihe murder
el a ranchman in lvs I, was liangul en 1'riday,
in llr.ickett, Texas. "I In u.is laughing when
the drop loll."
Michael McCeurt, aged -'. years, and Nellie
II alley, Isith employed at tlm Allyn heuse
In llartrerd, Connei'llcut, wero ilrewmsl
Sunday by the upelllngef a row beat In tlm
( ennis'tlcut river.
Leuis 1'r.ieger, a merchant of Baltimore,
and his twelve year old daughter were
struck bv. aWesle'ru M.iljl.iud train xvhlle
walking ou a trestle bridge near that Hly
Sunday. 1'iaeger was killed and his daughter
had IhHIi legs manghsl.
Willi mi Went7,agiHl sft en ye-irs, residing
at St. Nicholas, near Mall :mey City, tell Inte
llm Hear Kim isilllery dam Sunday nller
iiiHiuandwas drnwfltsl. He ami two coin cein coin
uinlens were hshing ter Iregs, when young
Went lest his balance and sank te tlm Isit Isit
tetn betore assistance could be summoned.
The bodies or llridget Howe, aged 17 years,
ami her daughter, Llizabeth Heed, aged 'M,
were feuud en Satiiidav morning lu a Held
near Metuclien, New .leisey. Tlm women
were dlssipiled iharaeteis, and it Is sup
lHised tliev worn Ireeu te dealli w Idle tramp
ing hoine'lroiii New Itruusvvick in January
last.
Keeenlly Oak Hilt church, near McD.ule,
Teias, vv.is deslrejed liy lire and the cir
cumstances iKiiuted le arson. A man limned
Christian was arrested Inr tlm ellense, tried
mid acquitted. On Saturday night, while
going home in cempiny with his wife,
( hrisliau was met hv a mob and liddlnd
with bullets.
Allen 111) In l.lllle llrllalll,
The teicher and pupils el Oik Hill whoel,
Litlle UriUiIii township, celebrated Arlxir Day
lu lilting manner. Tlm school loom was
tastefully decorated for tlm occasion. The
torenoon was spent In planting trees and
shrubberj, el which thorn was such n lillin lillin
ber lhat "there will be litlle iisini ter il like
celebratlnii seen II Ihose planted grew. (Julie
a number el the pit reus assembled at Iho
school heuse in the idlernoen.
Tlie tillorneon was doveled te literary oxer exer
clsesaud music, idler which all joined hi an
limit's delighttul phi), and went home well
pleased with thelr work.
Ilrlrts limn Mmiiil .ley.
Mecnt .liiv, April in. Philip 1'iank
Mslntei is buildiui; a laige addition te the
eastern end el his malt house opposite Hm
I'. It. It. passenger station.
Thuisday tlm l.Musl., (Aiher 1 lav ), was net
observcil as en lenner (s-casleus,
The public schools et tlm borough will
close April
The Sunday school el Iho various churches
me bilsilv en'gHgeil iiuikiug piep.iratieus for
holding L.ister services ou nnt S'linlay.
Yesterday having been a veiv line day
scores et our tow ns people visited ihe I lerin,
Mt. Jey and Henry I'beiloceuiulnii's.
1'ellca Ciuf ,
LIloMeClluteok and Al Widl.ice.urresteil
ou Walnut street Saturday night, ler being
drunk and disorderly, was heard before Al
derman McConemy this morning. They
wero discharged upon payment of costs.
Leuis H.ilant was charged with assiultmid
battery and surety of the poaee by hills Hut Hut
ten. At tlie hearing bofeio Alderman Spur
rier Saturday evening the cise was settled by
the tut lies, and Leuis was illsch irged aller
pij I u i; the costs.
In u Df.lllule Cuiiillllnii,
At Ne, WO Seuth Heaver street them live n
family w he me in great need. Sev oral years
age Fiiiuk Shaub was killed ou the tailiead.
He lelt behind u widow and two children.
The woman Is new diing with consumption
unit alie ami her I'hlliutm are in n dostliule
condition.
I.ulisiiiiu's (llili.l I'ltltm Hi'Jil.
Lynn l.enilwrger, a well known and highly
rospecled cltlen of Lebanon ceuutv, died
Sunday morning, aged HI years. He was
the eldest Freemason In that section el Iho
stale.
I(et(ireit In III, 1'aiutly, ,
The insane man who frightened the people
nf Helnheld's ht.it Ien last week' is Jehn
amer, el Helstvllle, Lebanon ceuutv. He
is new in tlm care nl his lamlly.
Montreal', (Jreat llend.
The annual spring Heed this year has been
the mast dUastreus lu the hlslety of Mou Meu Mou
treal.and buslnr.sa men say that millions or
dollar will uet cover the less.
T .ir.iJVII IIY TIIK VUNBTITUTIIHt.
An AililrM In Ilia I'mijile (if Ilia Hlste nil Ilia
Nnraa.lly nl II, Kiilurraiiianl,
Thoceustltutlonal commlttce, composed el
.tames P. Harr, of the I'lltsliurK W Kx-
rnlled Hlnles Senater Charles H. Iluckalew,
Attorney lleueral Lew Is O. L'assUly, Con Cen Con
greHsmau Andrew O. Ciirtln, ox-Uengress-mnii
Mortimer P. Llllett, ex-Attorney (Ion (Ien
oral Henry W. Palmer, Jehn M. Ilroemall,
(leorge N. Corsen, J. W, M. Newlln, Levl
ItiMike and David X. Whlle, has Isstied an
address te the sxiile of the state, of which
tlm fellow lug Is the rull text :
I'ourleon years age you called a convention
for the iurKisoef ainendlng the organic law
nf the commonwealth. Alter nearly a year
el patient and laborious dolllieratlon Humor
ous changes of Importance for the general
wolfare worn adopted and nubinllted te the
Judgment ortheiiooplo at a special olectlon
called fur the purpose.
y a inajeilty of 11.1,000 votes the new
constitution was ratllled and went into
Ollect.
Among Iho most lintsirlant and valuable
changes thus made and adopted wero theso
contained In the sixteenth and seventeenth
arll'-les, relating te pilvate corieratlonR,
railroads and canals. They wero iiiteuded
te limit companies enjoying corporate fran
chises te the iiurKses for which they were
created ami le Impose ujeu thorn such
wholesome and necessary restrictions as
Hoeinoil n cod nil te protect the individual In-teie-ts
olcltl7ens and comuiunltles, as well
as of stockholders, I rem oppression and In
justice Previsions wero made forbidding undue
and iinreasouabledlscrlininatlou lu charges
for or in I'acilltles ler transportatiens of
freight or passongers wlthlu the state, or
coming from or going te any ether state,
iKilween Individuals, associations or corMira cerMira corMira
liens j against the consolidation or control of
parallel or competing lines of railroads or
canals; against the absorption of mining
and manufacturing business hy cerinratlnns
having the privileges el common carriers;
against the furnishing of materials and sup
plies ie corporations ny tueir directors or
elllcers ; against the granting nf free passes
by railroad companies te any person oxcept
otllcerHoromployes, and forbidding llctltleus
iucreasoef stoekor liends of private corpora
tions. The constitution Is net agrarian nor com
munistic. It assails no right or property,
nor does It give cnuiitcnance te principles
which would ilegrade or (lemerall70 society.
Souieof the changes made by It are rational
lu soepo and purpose, but they wero neces
sary te put down Bbuses lu geverment and
oerporato action, nnd they are rightly consid
ered, conservative of persons! rights and et
seclil order.
Hut the constitution cannot wholly enforce
itself, nor could It provide detailed regula
tions for Its enforcement by the courts et jus jus
tlce and by exocutive authorities. These
regulations must 1,0 provided by the legisla
ture In all cases where laws already In exist exist
ence cannot Iki applied or are lnsufllcient.
Thcrofero yen commanded the general as
sembly le onlntte tho.e previsions by appro
priate legislation. This mandate has net
Ikhiii olieyed, anil, as a consequence, reform
lu tlm luaiiHgementef corporate business has
net been lully secured. The people's law is
li ihilually violated, evaded and dolled. The
business Interest of citizens and ceuimuul
tlea nre Kierllleed by reason of unjust and
undue discriminations made by carrying
companies in the transportation of freigbt,
and, as a result, home are made te preiper
whlle ethers tire left le languish.
Consolidation of transporting companies
that ought te allerd the advantages of free
competition has net ceased ; free passes are
abundant, lu the (wissosslen of these te whom
the constitution terblds their lssue ; execs,
slvn issues of corperated sleck and Sjends,
((presenting no actu il Investment, have con
tinued. The advantages you had the right
te exHct te a general business of the suite lu
the great departments of mining, manufac
turing and agriculture from an honest on en on
fnrcemeutot your liind.imeutal law, have net
in many resisvts been realized.
In vlew et these facts Hm undersigned, n
committee of meinlersef the convention et
IsT.I, Invoke thoughtful nnd elllclent action
by you lu the soleclien or niembers el the
leglsUlure at the next general election by
due Inquiry Inte the claims of candidates
iieu your centiileiKO when nominations are
te lie made. Hy personal conference with
nominees, by resolutions et instruction or
declarations et opinion in tity, county, dis
trict and state conventions veii cm secure a
legislature whlcli will take up wltti sincerity
and e.11 ncstness the long neglected work ct
constitutional oulercement legislation and
carry it nn persistently te successful resnlLs.
That work will Involve, among ether things,
( ivll ami criminal sanctions for the previsions
,,f the constitution. In propercases the ter
rors et criminal punishment must be brought
te bear uism willful nlltndeis against the
(sxiple's fundamental law.
This undertaking of constitutional enforio enferio enforie
inenl should be carried out, as was the work
el tliHcoiiventlon ilsell, Independent of mid
Iree iV'eni all consider itieus connected wltti
pirty luterests.
Ne free governincnt cm long exist where
the ergnnlc law el the state Is habitually
(Idled.
A Weld fur Dr. Iixlcr.
'li the hdlloi'el the 1'lillailelpUli I'less,
Slit: 1 have net seen 111 jour dally cvclo cvcle cvclo
P'l'diael news a rcMir( liiaduhya ".special
agent el the JVfii" en Iho condition el tlm
Mount Jey orphan school. My professional
duty called me le that place last week,
mid I had an eps)rtuuity of inspecting
Hm whole Institution lrem cellar te g'uret.
1 believe that a gross Injustice has been
done le one el ihe most honored men
in tlie medical prnlessien, Dr. J. I.. Zlegler,
ex-preslilent et the State Medical wK-iety,
llr. Ziegler Is a kind, Christian phvsiciau,
who would net neglect a sullerlng deg. In
llm rcnrt of the investigating commitlee it
wascliarged that he had set a broken arm
and loll it rer lour weeks without attention.
That arm had been broken three months be be be
fere and vva, at llm time of the committee's
v lsil, well ; tlm Isiy woie a splint, se that tlm
rough play et his comp minus would net pro pre pro
duceanotuor Iracture.
J wiits Wai i. vi r, M. D.
I'lin.Aiu'.i.i'iiiA, April li
An Olil Engine Which IHil (iuml Wink
On Saturday the old I'll Ien engine was
given another test hy Hest A Sen, at I'liini
and Pulton streets, and it did much better
wnik than when tried bofeic. Through two
tilly-feet sections nl hese te n Siaiuose, and
tvvoiity-tlve leet tsiyend that water was
thrown -J.', feet. The water was taken lrem
a Link Inte which twoplugstreamsworo kept
running. The novle was 1', Inch, aud the
engine had W penuds of steam with 110
minds water pressure. This Is doing excel
lent nerlc for an englne se old, and which
was said by the cetincilmuii le Is) played out.
(Iuml Itltlhic.
Tim river Is hi excellent laltlug condition ;
quite n number of rafts left Marietta yester
day nml another fleet went down this morn
ing. Yesterday a litlle excursion was taken
hvMarletLi folks en a raft in charge of Len
Waller and Jf.iiah llfpple. They went te
Peach Ilottem nnd were bid; home again hy
fiStu o'clock, having let timed by rail.
"New Yerk Alter Dark."
On Saturday ulght tlm largest heuse el the
engagement was present In the opera house
te see Iho Ponple's dramatle company play
"New Yerk Alter Dark," which was ery
creditably imrfnrmed, (lustavns Clarke
played the part of .lack Jleier, Willi Miss
Laura Linden as 7.Uah ami Miss Pultun
Hendricks as rii(( Jcirw.
Ileum Again,
Temmy Mack has relumed le this city,
having lett 111 Henry's mlnstreK llenry
recently puichased a ear In which (he trnupe
eat ami sleep and Mr. Mack did net relish
that kind of traveling.
New I". SI. at Juiitlliiu,
Jehn MUler has been appoiuted pestmaster
at Junction, en Iho Heading it Columbia rail
road, Ihls county, te llll a vacancy caused by
resignation.
Why I'ataMuiiua, I, Happy.
Ir'rnin the Philadelphia News,
11. Frank Kahleman has consented te do de
liver a memorial address en Decoration Day
In Catasauqua, and the citlzeua thera are ou
the very tip-tee of pleasurable anticipation.
OAKLAND ON TIIK STAND.
fllSSKI.V TKU.INU II lit VOSNKUTION
WITH TIIK I'AN-KI.KIrtlllV VO.
He S),Tliat (IrKanlatleu V1V, Nluiily An L'n-
ilarlaklng liy rite or Hit tiiieriitiluii.
Men In Heller Tlielr t'nnilllldii by it
Lcglllmala Ilniliian Rntarprlar,
Waskinotev, I). V., April la A new
ImiKitus wasglven the Pan-Llectrfe telojiheno
Investigation te-day by the apioarance of At At At
torney (leneral (larlaud In the wltness chair.
The couiiuitleo room was well filled with
spectators, and n keen Interest was maul maul maul
fosted throughout his examination. Mr. (Inr
land afler being sworn realUrmed and
asked te have put in evidence his
statoment made te the prosident and the
cabinet last Oetober concerning his connec
tion with the Pan-Llectrle company. Ile
said that as far back ns February, 1HS.1, bofero
Mr. Cleveland had lieen moiitlenod for the
presidency and he, the witness, had been
thought of for the attorney generalshlp, Mr.
Atkins, the present commissioner or Indian
allalrs, canto te him and mentioned the Pan
Llectrlc Invention and suggested that wlfness,
being a peer man like himself, ought te enter
Inte the outerprlse.
Mr. fiarland told Mr. Atkins that he had
never made any money except at law aud
peker, and at poker he frequently lest, and
he hesitated about going Inte Iho company.
He premised Mr. Atklus that he would con
sider the matter. Sulmequently he nut
Senater Harris, Casey Yeung, Mr. Atkins
and Dr. Hogers at the latter's heus), w here
they lalked about the general Idea or organi ergani organi
sateon or tlm Pan-1'lectric company, and he
concluded loge Inte IL Whenlatoren parties
came te him te urge him as attnruev
general te bring a suit against the
Hell company by llm government, he at
ouce refused te de se. He had looked Inte
Iho matter carefully and concluded that
owing te his interest hi the Pan-Kleetiic
company he couldn't touch it and wouldn't
touch IL
In reference te the Memphis suit he
said the application came lu the latter
part of August 18b.rs Just belore he
left ter his Septemlier vacation lu
Arkausis. Hesaid nothing te Solicitor Oen
eral Gocde about it, because he had no mere
control ever that gentleman than he had
ever a member or Congress. He had never
talked with the solicitor general about the
pending Columbus sulL Never saw the
!apers tiled lu tlie Interior department
which led te the hearing bofero Secretary
Lamar. Had never tilked with Secretary
Lamar nor the gentlemen who sat w ith hi
in that hearing about tlie matter and had
abstained from talking with tlm president
alKiut theso matters.
Mr. fiarland, going back te the organiza
tion or the Pau-Klectric company, declared
It was simply an undertaking by tlve or six
impecunious men who wanted te better thelr
condition in a legitimate business outerprisp.
Ile never Intended te use his etllclal position,
being then n I'nited States (senator in the in
terest el the company. The original stockhold
ers bad paid lu thelr assestnontmuhvent ahead
in a proper manner te expand the thing ami
bring out Kogers' invention. They had
never tried te "boom" the business. He
for one took held of it as a legitimate business
venture nnd regretted that It hadn't panned
out better. In reply te a question lrem
Chairman Heyle, Air. Oerlaud said he had
never looked iule tlie question of llm
legality of issue or the Hell patent.
He regarded the Rogers patent as an improve
ment ev or the Hei), and as no infringement
against tlm Hell and therefore patentable, but
he did net want te Is) drawn Inte a discus
sion alsiut the validity et tlie Hell patent.
iiKAVuxitFiKUrs .iaa runs a ii r
A (treat Display ul Hie Karl's Fateilta Klnirer,
tlie t'rlmrega.
LoMiev, April P. This lng the hfth
anniversary of the death or Lord Heacous Heaceus
Held it Is being celebrated as Primrose Day
and the display of the lata earl's favorite
flower and emblem is uiiprecedentcdly gen
end and almost universal, The political
crisis thieugh which the nation Is passing
accentuates the observanco of the day, and
overy man, went in aud child or Iho Tery
lalth seems te have made It a point el honor
te be decerated w ilh as big a bunch of prim
roses as possible. Very many moderale
Liberals ami peeple of no particular jsilltlcs
are similarly decorated as n mark of respect
for the jversenal memory of the great Conser Censer Conser
vatiie leadea. Thousands of ''prlturo-e
pilgrims" came into town from the suburbs
and even from cousldeiable distances in the
ceuntiy, bearing great bunches of prim
roses aud Joining heartily In the celebration
or the day. The lieacnnslleld shitue in West
minster Ablieywasthe .Mecca of all theso
pilgrims ami it seen bocame almost hidden
under the great masses of primrose wreath)',
bouquets, pillows, etc., contributed by en
thusiastic admirers.
This evening banquels will be giveu all
ever the Kingdom by llm various branches
et the Prluirose league.
Today In (tie Senate.
WAsnixtneN, D. C, April 19. 'Kim chair
laid bolero the Senate a letter from the sec
letary of war transmuting a report el tlm.
adjutant general relative te pest bends In
the aimy ; tabled. Alse, a memorial con
sisting el resolutions of the I'nlted Liber
League et America, tendering thanks
te Hen. W. K. Gladstone rer his Irish
home rule measure, and urging the Souate
te pass it vote of thanks te ; him referred.
The bill providing rer the erection et a tire
pioef hall of records in Washington was re
ported favorably by Mr. Yest from the com cem com
mlttee en public, buildings aud grounds, and
ou Mr. Yesl's motion the Senate passed the
bill. It la the saine that has Iwlce already
been passed by the Senate, and is in accord accerd accord
ance, Mr. Yest said, with the recemmenda
tien of Presidents Arthur mid Cleveland.
The Senate alter routine morning business
went Inte executive session at 12:10 p. m.
Urea, I'arade Soulier, In Per Fun.
Nkiv Yekk, April 10. The Seienth regi
ment, X. Q. H., New Yerk, marched down
Hreadway from their armory thlsaflorueon
te the Courtlandt street ferry, where they
wero transferred te Jersey City, and Isnrded
a special train en reute for Washington, The
teglmeut presented a tluoappearatice. Tliore
w ere fully S00 meu In Hue.
Hid, fur Tax CuUeitluc
The county commissioners this afternoon
opened bids for the collection et Iho stale
and county tax for lsrt, rer the Hast and
West wards or the clly. Following worn
the bidders.
F.ast Wards Charles M.OIbbs, '.oil per
cent-; n. ii. vouuersmiiu, i1, per com,; ..
Veudersmllh, D4 per cenL i (loergo Keller,
I ier cenL : llenjamin I'. Hastings, I U-hte
percenL: Jehn Hutter, I iJ-HHlper tenL ;
Uee. W. I'inkorlen, 1 .1-1(1 jver cenL
West Wards CliarlesM. (libbs 1 percent;
II 15, endersuillh, 2 percent, i J. Yonder
smith, 1U per cenL: (loe Keller, I l-'JTi par
cenL ; H. F. llasllngs, 1 WOO ei cent, i (lee.
W. Pinkerten, 1 ;t.ltiperceiiL
The commissioners did net mike any
award e-day.
A Traile-Ilullar Meeting In Hemline.
Kieiu the Heading Herald.
A call has been lssued rer all holders or
trade dollars te meet this evening at the
Keyatoiie heuse, ter the purpose or taking
action in regard te securing speedy legisla
tion by Congress ler the redemption te thete
coins.
TIIK HKVOI.T 1P l.AHUU,
l-nteit Nan nt tlie Hlrlkea That sir Wen
rreiatetit In Ilia (fnimtry.
St. Leuis, Ma, April 1A The llridgeA
Tunnel and the Helt line companies hale at
last ompleyod n sunictcnl number el meu le
man aller thelr englnes nml switches, and
Iheynnw aiinnunce thelr readiness te de all
tlm transferring across Iho rlver and IhHwoeii
llioiarleus railroad yards In Hast St. laitlls
whlcli may borpqulred.Theirlnabllltyhlthor berpqulred.Theirlnabllltyhlthor borpqulred.Theirlnabllltyhlther
to te ongage rull crewH has been the only Im Im
Iedlinent ten rull resumption of operations
by the dlllorent reads and new lhat this In ro re ro
mnved, the freight business en the cast slde
of the river has assumed lis normal cemll.
Hen. The different reads yosterday took ad-
vantage el tlm Sunday ipilet ami succoedod
lu transferring all the blockaded freight
w hlch had accumulated slnce the commence
ment el the strike, and te-day the elllclals an an
nnunce clear tracks and their ability te per por per
ferm their whele duty as common carriers.
Net (t Wheal Turning.
Ciiicaoe, April 10 Kiery thing was qulet
along the line of the Like Shero read lrem
Van Huren street te the stock yards up te il
o'clock this morning. The sl.xly-three strik
ing swttcliiuen were still Idle and net a
wheel was turning. Division Superintendent
Amsden said nothing had been doue In the
way et negotiations, and he did net bollevo
anything would be. The men had given
notice that they had gene, and for geed, and
he had adv ortlsed for new men te take their
places. Hy tonight he hoped and oxpectod
te have enough men te man all the switches
aud resume business. The morning hours
wero spent In making preparations te start a
a train out at 0 o'clock. An outbound Lake
Hhore freight train was switched oil' the main
track by strikers at -14th street this morning,
and the englne was " killed." All the Hal Hal Hal
tlmore A-. Ohie switchmen employed hi the
freight yards et Seuth Chicago and en the
Lake front, seme fifty lu numlier, resumed
work at 7 o'clock this morning.
Decline, le Ilerune .llr. lluile Meat.
St. Let is, April 10. Messrs. llltter .fc
Herst, butchers at SO.'! North 12th street, wero
called upon by a cominlttee of the Knights
or Laber ynslerday who requested theni te
cease supplying Ylce Prosident Hexie, or Iho
Missouri Pacific railroad company, with meat
under the pain of being boycotted. The
senior member of the linn informed the
committee that he could net accede te their
demand, that Mr. Hexie was a geed customer
ami he would continue le fill his orders se
long as Mr. Hexie .should cnutlmie his
patronage,
-YKir VOUK II ITIIUUT VAItH.
Tlie renple Hail In Feet It en Their Way le
Werk Tn-day.
Nr.w .euk, Atiril li. Fer the second
time within two months New Yerk te-day
assumed lu places the appoar.mce el a big
village en Sunday. The " lie-tip" ordered
last night bv the Knights et Laber,
who are waging the light between
the Third avenuoceiiipmy went Inte ell'ect
early in the morning, and at an hour when
the msjorltyer the imputation get out or bed
tliore was net n street car tunning In the city
except en the F.lgth and Ninth avenue reads,
which are under ene managouienL
The Knights say this company Is the only
ene in the city which has faithfully carried
out its agreement with the 'men.
When tlie news of the general tie-up came
te pelice headquarters Superintendent Mur
ray was telegraphed for and he hastened te
headquarteis where he sent out the following
order :
5:(C a. xr. -Yeu will net comply with
orders received yosterday in regard" te de
tachment for te-ilav hi Third nienne. Yen
will held your oil platform In the station
house. A general strike ;is en the surlace
railroads. Yen will take measures te pro
tect the property of railre id in your preclent.
Mriiiuv, SupL
This order was followed liy ethers orilerlng
details te protects rail lead property.
I'p te two o'clock no trouble had been
ropertod along the line of any et the "tied
up" l (uds and no cars had been run ever any
el them. The Third avenue read elllclals at
the request el tlm pelice refrained from run
ning any cars.
SupL Kobertsen el the Fourth Avenue
read, was very much provoked at the action
el tlie men. Unsaid the " tle up " would re
sult lu h. less te the company of fl!,000 dally.
The state Isiird of railroad commissioners
held a meeting tills morning ler the pur)se
of hearing arguments from the lepresenla
lives of the Third avenue strikers. Aller the
quoting of the Hvv, by Commission Keriiau,
the liivoiMlgitien procceded.
"Mitizn JiikV l.yLrtilng,
I:tovtevvn, N. J., April 10. William
Snedeker was arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged Willi being ene el the- lynchers el
"Minge Jack." Snedoker has coulessed
tint he mul Tem Little, astoeplechaso Jockey
et Oleanperl, plaeed the repe around "Minge
Jack's" neck. A warrant has been Issued
for Little's in lest. Little has left town.
I.UIieuue', llldaun, Ca,e.
"Citoyen Ltsbonue," the ei-ceniict, who
re-'ently opened a c.ibatet lu Paris as a
travesty ou n prison, where the waiteni are
drcssed ns convicts and fettered, aud
where tlm chief represents the exe
cutioner, who grimly tells his cus
tomers that he iv 111 be "reaily for
tliein lu ten minutes, appears te tlud Ills real
istic Ideas pay. He Is Just new nbeut te epen
a second cafe, where the tables shall be cof
fins decked with skulls as tall cellars, and
where customers shall be waited upon by
young girls " get up" as cerpses ami habited
In shrouds. They call Paris the clly et
gayety.
Cremation Ciiniiaiiy lu ll-illliuere.
The Haltimore cremation company elected
dliectets ou Saturday as lollews: Messrs.
Heujamlu F. Hervvit7, Jehn W. Hall,
J. Alexander Preston, Jehn IL lloii lleii lloii
neus, Charles Olasar, Frank 11. Hambloteu,
Jehn W. Mlddenderf, Charles Weber, tr Dr.
Guslavus W. Lehiuauu, 1. Parker Ywey,
James i Tyson and .iiiiues j. torner. The
directors oks-ted Mr. Ilenjauilu F. Herwltz,
president; Mr. Jehn H. Heuiieus, secretary,
and Mr. Jehn W. Mlddenderf, treasurer, A
commlttce was apielnted te select a site rer
the building of the crematery, whlcli is te
be erected at once.
A rireiuau'a Funeral,
Alieut forty inciuhers or the Hrotherdood
of Locemotlvo liremau rrem Columbia and
Harrisburg, passed through this city en
Seashore F.xpress Ihls afternoon. They are
going le Oordeuillle, te attend llm ruiiera
et . W. Jehnsen, late a member or llmlr
organization, who died ou last Friday. Tlie
Interment Is being made at Iho Hiptlst
church.
lu A frllliul CulHtllliill.
Dr. William Ik Fahnesteck, who lately re
moved lrem Iuu-aster te Walhalla, Seuth
Carolina, Is lying critically ill Bt that plate,
ami his son llenry, or (leorge M. Kteluhiau
A Ce., has been siiuimniied te Ills bedside.
A lg Slmil.
This morning Harry Schell brought down
n big shad as a specliiitm of what they urn
catching at Columbia. It weighed seven
penuds and Mr. Schell prosenlod It te Jehn
unpianii.
Olllclal VUIL
The water commitleo of ceunniU and a
low Invited guests, paid an elllclal visit te
the water works tins uitarnoeu. a kiiicu
was partaken et at the works.
Senatorial Uerrtutleu.
tfenatnr Kenna, of West Virgiula, U en
amateur photegraphor and amuses hlniself
lu the ummerhy tramplug ever the aioun aieun
Uln of his state, taking views.
CIIKATING THE GALLOWS.
dOI.V V.tHmSTKH'M HVICtnB WHUB
'" HKNTKNUX OK t!K4TH. l
A Cntidriiineil Murderer CftrrlMOut IIUTntsMI
Net te l)a nu Ilia NrsfTeiil-lletr h
llrrndhil iir, Wbi Arrempllihail
That Cle.eil III, career.
Nr.w Yenir. Anrti in ti. ,,.......
convicled of the murder or his wir. unit "
r,..Us ,,, rviiiicui-n nan oeon stayed hy an
appeal te the court of appeals and conurnied
hy that court ami who was le have been re re re
sontenced this week, committed suicide In
his cell this morning hy cutting soveral
artorles lu his arm. Slnce conviction Car Car Car
Jionler has avowed that he would net he
hanged, and en ene occasion, Goveral months
age, hacked and cut himself with a knlfe In
such a manner that Ter n tlme his llfewas
despaired or. a close watch has been kept
en h im ever slnce, but through seme my my my
torleus means he managed te get possession
of the knife wllh which he successfiilly car
ried out his oft-repeated declaration that he
would net uie ou tlie scatlelil,
A rigid investigation will he made by the
prison authorities in the hepe of discovering,
ir possible, the means by which he succeeded
In taking his life.
HOW Till! 11KHI) WAX HONK.
In addition te the gashes that the murderer
and suicide lnllicted upon his arm, he out a
gash In Ids neck completely severing the
Jugular. The Implement used was a rarer,
net a knlfe, as at tlrst ropertod. Frem any of
the wounds en Ida arm he would have bled te
death lu a llltle whlle, hut te make
doubly sure he slashed Ids threat. Since the
former terrible attempt upon his lire, leather
mulls wero kept en his hands day and night,
when out or sight of a keeper. He retlred
te his couch In cell number tlve, murderers'
row, at nlue o'clock last night and had the
mulls en as usual. He had te be put te bed,
as with thorn upenhls hanilshe was helpless.
Several times during the night thodeputles
en watch looked Inte Carpenter'a cell and
saw that he was all right and sleeping.
About 0U10 a. in , the deputles were relleved
by Kcoper Lynch, aud en Mr. Fin
lay's erder at soien o'clock, ICoeper
Lynch eiwncd up all the cell doers.
When he oened Carpenter's deer he
says he is positive he saw the latter meve
and npjmrenlly turn ever. He passed along
te open the ether doers and give the prison
ers tlme le dress themselves. At 7iM the
kcoperer the prison went Inte Carpenter'a
cell te deliver him a message. He pulled
down the blanket or Iho cot upon which the
niurderer slept and horrlble sight met hi
gaze The lifeless form of Carpenter, with
the oyes wide open, the threat bnariug a gap
ing wound wolterlngiu a peel or congealed
bleed comprlse the horrlble spectacle.
Carpenter was convicted or murdering his
wlfe In a liquor stere en Twenty-first street
and Third avenue en June 1, 1381. She and
her sister had been shopping and were re
turning home. He stabbed her Blster tlrst
nnd thou attacked his wlfe, cutting horio herio horie
peatedly with a shoemaker's knife. Carpen
ter's son was sontenced for a long term In
the Massachusetts slate prison for burglary.
He died lu the prison en Saturday and his
body will reach this city te-nlghL
A FATIIEKH 1NTKKFF.UKSOK
With the I'lanaulIII, Daughter', New lleibanrt
Ciutslllm IIUT.tfe.
FenT WeitTii, Tex,, April 10. News
reached hore yosterday from Snyder, In
Scuny county, of a murder that occurred
Friday night six miles north of Snyder.
Charles Parish, or Dickens Parker
county, Texas, was en reute te New
Mexico with his ranilly aud household
goods. He had Just married his daughter
Kachel te Jehn Hragglr.s, and Parish insisted
en his daughter with her husband accom accem
panving the family Inte New Mexico.
The seu rebelled against the authority of
his father-ln-law and a quarrel ensued, In
which the daughter shied with her rather.
Hregglns left the wagons he was traveling
with and went ahead a few miles, wheie he
met a mail coach. He moiiuled the coach
with the driver and returned. Near Funis
he met his father-in-law's parly. Hregglus
Insisted en his wile accompanying him Hast
hi the mail coach. Pariati advanced towards
Hregglus in a threatening altitude, when
Hregglns selred the pistol et Jack Kogers, the
mall carrler, and II ted twice, ene bullet pass
ing through his father-in-law's heart. Hrog Hreg
glns will remain in Texas with his wile.
vur OUT IIKU -111X11 UK,
A Dreaillul Itattle lletweeii Tan Weuian(
llrunglit About by Jeulnuiy.
San Axuki.o.Tex., April 10. One of the
most dvellsh crimes evor cotniiillted lu this
i lelnilj', was porpetrated yesterday mernlug
In the negre precincts el the town. Ill feel
ing has existed for several weeki between
Mary Leve, a handsome young quadroon
and a mulatto woman, Maitle Moere. They
met alieut 4 o'clock, and a brutal battle was
waged, no one being near te se par a te them.
Jealousy was thocause or the light, the quad,
roen haling eclipsed her dusky rival, ltelh
women carried dirk knives. Mary Love was
stabbed ten tlnies, each cut being two or
three Inches deep. Mattle Moero received
four sovero gashes, but nene were serious.
The climax of Iho battle was reached when
the mulatto grabbed the tengue of the pros
trate quadroon and cut It out near the root.
Notwithstanding her fearful mutilation, the
quadroon will surviie her weiiudf.
The New Yeili Hlreet Car " Tla-lTp. "
Nr.w Yerk, April 10. In accordance
with the erder of the oxecutlvo lieard of the
Kmplre Af-soclallen, the Snrrace railroad
lines el the city with the exception of two,
namely, the Klghth and Ninth avenues, aw
" tied up " this morning. Tlie inen are con cen
gregated around the de()ets but are acting In
a quiet, orderly manner. Up le 8 o'clock no
cars had been run en any of the Hues en
which the " tie-up" had been ordered. It U
believed that the strike will result in a pro
tracted struggle between the eUlcUls and
empleyes,
A Spree That Kndad lu Death,
M r. Ykhsen, O., April 1, Jehn V. He,
aged 01, the father el tlve child reu, a black
suillh In the Cleveland, Akren it Columbus
railroad shops, was round dead en the street
at ene o'clock yesterday morning. Ills neck
was brnkeu and his face smashed, lie was
en a spree. Twe companions are suspected,
but no arrests have been made.
A Tragedy Over a Had Weman.
Cincinnati, Ohie, April ia.-Iu a quarrel
overa woman in a low resort at an early hour
this morning Jame Flannlgan was ciUn
plocesj with a dirk byaa unknown Italhm
who escaped, Flanulgin dltVI en Ills wa le
Ihn hespllal. u
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