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A VIOLENT HAIL STOKM
HII KKIlf KAHTITAUH AVHOSH TIIKVKN-
tii it iy thk cevurr.
I. Illl Unities" lin In llm Hy Mmiin lii
stutire nl SUrIiI I ' Frem lh Country.
Ilralit lleateti llnnn anil (Irow
In Kritll llmtljr Injured
'I tiurMttay was n ilny of cloud huiI sun
shine, showers ami storms. 'I tin xxliwtrlan
wlie Nt(ipeil nut without hii umbrella was
Jirutty Mite ingot wet holern he IihiI gene far,
nml I lin lady who had no sunshade was Just
its likely te have her complexion xpnlle.1 ly
thitaun. These iMintilllul streaks nf sunshine
mill hcera continued (111 live n'chx k when
liliirk xirtcnlniix cloud apprnschctl from
tlm von', Hiul Noen tlinre wax n heavy lall or
lain r tvempiuled by tlitimlur hiiiI lightning,
hiuI hail nlhiest ns large as peanutx. 'I'lie
Hterni did net liit lc-ug, ami tlm sun broke
through tfni llcuvy clouds that rn triiildlug
In nil ilinvtleiiM through tlin heavens.
Shortly afliir ft o'clock nnntlinr storm cainii
Ixxiuilng In Jreni tlie nertli ami west ami
with It came mil oral II txhoser wlilte lightning
ami ilecp letted thunder Inllowed hy a heavy
tall of rain ami hull, some of tin) hailstones
belugas l;ii no in hulled walnuts.
'I'lie miMt serious damage that we havn
himrd el In theeliy Is tlm demolition of tlm
hk lllit ittitl tlm ruin or Ih" piloted hark hark
ureuiulx nl Bete's photographing rixiui,
North Queen Htreel, above Orange. 'I'lie hull
lull scarcely a w helti pant) of glass In tlie sky
light, and lliu backgrounds and ether itoce itece
Millie Ixdng Kili)tiHi In water colors stillnrtxl
much tlutiMKc Tlm Ien Is overturn.
'Ihn nkv lights In Hi" ether photograph
alli rle- In thncltyhy moihe gcxxl stroke of
fertiiuti ecsxhI Injury liy tlie hall.
.Schrejei'x greenhouses, west of tlie city,
mid Knhrer's, cast or tlm city, escaped set Ions
Injury from tlie hall. A geixl deal or trult
kh kiie. ked down, Minie tender vegetables
i lit up and the grew lug grain llalloued.
IN Tltr! tl NTl,
I he wheal In tlm path of tlie storm him
holly IxmIeii down liy lliu rain and liall, and
tlie ground Is strewn with young fruit
kiiei'ktMl Ireni tlm lres. 'I'lm truck gardens
am mm h damignd 'I'lm rern Istixiyming
te have In-"!! xorleusly Injured, ndetl n gtxxi
deal etitis net vel up ery little tobacco
hat et liei'ii net out, and consequently Very
little ilamariti has Iskiii dene te tlm ut up.
Lltihtulug struck tlm residence el M. (I.
Dlssluger, lu MecliaulcitleirKi no tlm New
Helland pike, hut did little damage, Urn Ixilt
pwlnH Ireiu the puik or tlie reef te tlie
npeiitltiu. and den n lint iutlt)K te eUtern
In tlm )anl.
A lieuw ntar tlm llrt tell rTe en tlm New
Helland plkiy uhikiI hy U'llieti llruhaker
aiidnviiplelhy I'ranklln Sliluip, wairldtllrxl
liy hall n lartittiM wahliltn, try window en
Ihn north went ldit el tlie liouie U'ln de
iunlllinil.
'llm leriii wu.h vmy lie-ny In rarndl.ie.unl
vlclnll AiImiii inner, ene of tint nldvat
Inliahltauti, !..i It w at ene of Hie wantdt
that Ii MMled that Hoctlen for 2.", ear.
l.irKe troth were uprooted or twisted etr mid
fuiieei lilenii Ihiwii. On Mchelat D.uiner'H
preinlsm art liuitienH4 willow lln ftt In
diameter was llewu down. At Henry
lleralii v'n a Miry lircii tnaple wns uproettxl.
Atlel Joel i.iKHinui a aoven willows wertt
Mown down Alt iik I'm l'eiinnylanla rail
nrtil lelerapli pelia were lovell! an!
wires hreui ii Tlm totnero shed of l.llax
lleiMhey was mewd rrcm 1U I tun tun
datlen mid all llm Inside HcuTntdlnK was
thrown down. '1 he hall for n few nilnutin
lell ery rapidly , from tlie front of Nicholas
Haulier's UNcrn It wiw kliexnltsl up liy
hut kets full, tlie liail-aleues tielni; as large as
herrles. A trrtwt deal of fruit was knocked
down Ireiu the orchards and Krape from thn
lnarda. Tlm wheat was laid llat with tlie
ground, A fttw ItetilH of IoImceo th it wero
net out a day or two ttcfure tlie atenn weren
KixkI deal dnuiai;wl mid wlltlitMttii Ixt re
planted Mr. Keen, el t.catimti Place, had
ail acre almost dstrii) nl.
At (lordenvlllo tlioaterin vwvs very lieavy
and large ruantiltOH or hall tell. The wind
was high and eighteen tine apple trees In tlie
orchard of Jacoh llasli went uprooted anil
hlen ii te tlie ground. 1 he roel of tlie ham
orileejinilu Heller, who rtaldei iKttwteii
liordeuMllo and lllrd lil-lmnd, was lilewn
oil ami carried moiiie dishtnee away. A Mr,
Wlavmaker, nxhlluK imar Iranian l'latie, lest
twelve apple tress, which w crti blown evor In
his en hard A turn near Henk's station
was unroofed and n great inanj trees In that
vicinity wtre blenn down.
'Ihe U'lugniph lines of tlie Western Union
i emimuy and llm Pennsylvania tnllrend,east
of thecltj, w is liully dauiageil. Many peltss
were llifewii down and Alres tern. The
train wlue'i worn due In Ijuuasler at iU) last
evening, had te Ihi stepped several lluiea Ixl Ixl Ixl
lore It re.uliul this city, owing te tlie fact
llial telegraph pelrs had blown acreas tlie
track
In l'-asl l.itiiietrr township thoatenu was
ery t.oere. The hail wan large and de de
htruitUe. vthtiit aptcared te aiiller most,
and fruit was uilt from tun trees A Urge
uuiuher of trrea worn blown down. Whit
litllu tobacco was out was badly cut and will
hae lit be replantrd.
In llm neighborhood of Htraslinrg there
waa M-ry litllu hail, but roiiHldurable rain
anil winil. A mmilter of troes wsre blown
eter and lences down.
There was a ery heavy tail or rain In the
northern part of the county, but little hall.
'1 he wheal was bully Ixwlen down.
At ijii4rry llle anil liirnugn net tteuineni
end nt tliiseiuuty lliern was ery little rain
lu Iho ewnltigand no bull.
An InrhlMit et IhR Slerm.
A terrilie peal el a reporter'! front-deer laMl
was followed by nn equally terrible peal el
thunder, and all thought the lioll-hanitle had
Ix'en ntriiek.
I (ion esainlnatlen, a small Imiv was round
attached te the 111 knob, who blandly Hug
gested that the jrate rtqxtrtBr buy meuiu
" frrjyen Idea" let) cream.
He was promptly annHillaleil.
tll.lt Dllillyitlf JIKaiUUKATlU.
ri, rnllrt it Ilia Clutrlrr Klertlnna lu t'rtfitr
nl lilt t'MMjr of th Ciillttltlltlitli
At Lynchburg in the municipal election
the lieinecrals ulecled their entire ticket.
At HanWlle Ihere was no opposition te the
Demcu'ratle ticket. II. . llarksdale waa
ylected mayor with all the nominees or the
Democratic primary.
U Alexandria the olection Ter hlatoelllcora
resulted In the i hoice or nil the Democratie
neniiiuKH without oppasltlen.
At Hlcliinend tlioaiipixirierHeI the Koferiii
ticket undo a heavy llglil.imd they woreory
Jubilant, claiming that limy luve Itoen aiie aiie
(esslul iMiMiud ex'itatleu bv ulix-lliig net
only u majority of their iMndldates for oily
council, but also electing Hrnllh (Indopoiid (Indepoiid (Indopeiid
(nt or Horerm candidate for city Horseantcy )
ever Iite the Democratie Incumbent. At tills
hour (1 u. in ) returns nre In from leurteen
precini ta. Thtae show that the llererm ticket
has HAept the city everwhelmlnsly. and will
hae both branchuH or the city council by
perltx'tly aarit majorities. Smith (Independ
ent Ueferinur) ler city 8er(;eant has a ma
jority or nearly two thousand ever l.ee
(Democrat), which, when the reinalnliiK ten
nrei-iticljt are heard from, will lx) IncreaMed
" .1 .. ...I nM l.ll.ll.,nllt,1llillt
te tnree iiieiiaaii" " iuihjt-,iuih.
At Staunton tlie largem wnte ever ixilleil In
municipal content was castat the election,
daceli Yest, Intlependent Kepuhllcan candi
date Ter major, defeated A. f. (lorden, the
present lncumiient and Democratie nomlnee,
by 30 majority. HeRe, the Democratie noml neml noml
neeJor treasurer, was elected by 7U majority.
Ninn nr iim tunle munciluieu were mill.
primary candidates, ami defealed the Demo
cratic nominees.
At I'elerahurp, up te midnight the result et
the iuuulclial election cannot be atated. '1 he
Hiht has Ixten Ixttween ltenublicaua and
CUUenanr Horerinortt. lleth HldoaHeom con
fident of buccess.
l'lMtefllcr, ltetenue OIHre and llanki te Cli.
The postelllce will he cleaed te morrow
from ten o'clock in the morning until b
o'clock In the afternoon.
The revenue olllce nud all thn banks will
also he closed te-morrow.
Sprlnz Utcunlen te Chhiues.
The heyaaud girls or the high school will
make their annual spring excursion te
Chlquei te-morrow should the weather be
laverab'e, going up en the 035 a, m. train
and returning at 0 o'clock,
Mint, TIIK MltlHHAtll.K
Trial et Ilia Wrrlcli Mr Inciting tni'MiilUr
Ulrl ntut IIIIaka.
The trial or llerr Most, the Anarchlat, and
his two companions for misdemeanor, was
continued In New Yerk en Thuraday, Col
onel Fellows made thn opening addrexn for
the prosecution, llu said that the Indict
ment iigslnst Most contained two counts,
both cJiarglnjr inlsdomiiiner. He deacrlbed
the meeting of Anarchists at which thoui' theui'
mined inade their llery and Rodltleus ad
dresses. IXdencn would 1st glven that the
utterances of Iho accusrxl thorn wero inju
dicial te puhllit peaisi. Colonel l'ellewii ad
Jured thn Jury te cnrerully welKh thoovl theovl thoevl
ilnnon, and hy thnlr verdict te furnish a pro pre
Cixleut which would lutluildatuall law break break
eraand Anarchists, llu wound up with an
Olnqucnl encomium Uxtn thn lllxirly and fren
sxus'h which are thn birthright of American
Cltlruijs.
Jeseph (' ltruner, n ilrtoetUo, was the llrsl
witness. Helustlllixl Hi it he was present at
theAiiarrhlstliiixitlng. AhoeHOO ee!e went
thorn. Hn siwaniin preHidlng tliere whom
he ns.'eg:ilritd asSchlick, ene of the defend
uts. Thn witness then detailed the utter
am us of Most and his remarks that the Anar
chists wanted the money of capitalists and
would have It ami the ehampaijne orthecapl.
Ullsts us well. Most recommended that llm
members Btlend the meellUK May I with
longer cluba than the police had. He
called onthein te hilyrlfles Iretn him. Ilrunsch
w Ig called attention te tint presence of the jkh
Hen ami lirjjdd that they excluded at ence.
On cress examination the witness stated that
lie was net a geed (lermaii scholar ami could
net rexal Mel's apeix'h lu (lurmau.
Charles M. I Istrii'tu, clerk of thn Old Do
minion steamship line, said that Most aixike
of tlie riots In Chicago and told hew the peo
ple hsd tmun shot down and' called fur re
enge. He nlsn NiKike of the Williamsburg
sugar riots, and said the pollce hut treated
the iKxiplii wrongfully, and called for ro re
Miige. He alludtxl te thn accuiuulatinu of
wealth hy iiipltallsls like Jay (ieilld.
Hit urged the use et ImiuiIis nnd lu case of
no ether weapon te get a ploce nlgaaplx)amt
make n bomb out if It. He said that II the
illlainshurg men had revolvers the ixillie
would respis-t them. WltneKs went there
w llh the Inluulleu of making it scech lu ev
poslten tit Must.
t liarles Muter, a flerinan pollce elllcer,
ti stilled that Most jelltxl "down with the
jxiliiii" and "down with the government."
Olllcer Herman Keen said that Most said
arbitration had failed luSL Leuis and I hlcagu
Wnrklngmcu were nppiessed by capital.
Their wives could put gun cotton lu slicks
ami Het fire te the houses. Dynamite could
Ut uianufactured, also petroleum In Isittles
could Ixt thrown among the jxtllce, or gss
li!xm tilled with xwder could be used as
tximbs.
'1 he counsel for Most moved the nrqulttal
of defendants, which was iluuted. He then
eveii(l for his clients, and a reporter named
1 leren, who was present at the meeting at
which Most made Ins rank utterances, was
called by thn defunNiv He detailed what he
beard .instsay lu his speech already reported.
lieu cress-examlntsl hn damagixl the do de
feii'ii seriously. He Slid Most had told his
hearers hew te nuke explosives that would
kill, and had Hiiggestisl their wives be pre
vided with them. The recorder drew terth
rrem witness that Most had advised tlie use
or luiiubs te op)e nih Ii action as was taken
against Ihn riotous strikers of Chicago and
till imsbiirg. Most, tee, had advised the
use or muskets instead et torches lu l.vlxir
parades
Tlm iirnseviilliia ofllcer dismissed the wit
ness with this remvrk U the Jury: " If the
Jury di mis net cenv itt a in in w he utters such
sentiments as these of Most, testllled te by
this w ltuuss for the defense, I knew w hat the
major part of the community would de. If
the law tailed te convict a man like Must then
I would hesitate te kill him no mere thin I
would te kill a rattle snake. At this .lnt
the case was adjourned till te day.
i.iti.st ins r: in i.i. y Ki.
Ill l rtrll I i.mj;ii Club llpslt In Hie Utft
CtilcMCii Mertliril,
'I he tteru I eague leiius eiuiued in the
IJist yestenlay, nnd they wero very unlortu unlertu
nste. The Detroit llosten game was atepel
by ram and the othen riHulted ns fellows :
At ashingtnu : Washington 7, t hlcage l) ;
at I'luladulphla: Philadelphia s, K in.sas
City at Nuvv erk . New erk .'., St.
I.euls I,
The Athletlcs Hucccedeil hi derailing tjie
SL lmls champions yesterday 111 rhlladel
phla, by ,1 te 1. The ether Association games
went- At ltroeklyn: Cincinnati 0, Itmnklyu
I , at htnten lslanil . I.ouisvllle r, Mets 1 , at
Baltimere: Pittsburg i, lUlllmere i.
The Detroit club stepped at Terente en Its
way Kikst Tuesday and'wore deroated bv the
cluti of that city by S te 7. Stevens, the new
pitcher or the Dotrelts, was hit eleven times,
lhiislln pitched ler the Terente, and he was
hit verv hard. The Detroit lest hy bid Held
lug. Ilig llroulhersiiud Klihardseu did net
play.
Smith, of Brooklyn, who is the best short
atop In ihe country, has been sick ter some
time and his absence weakens the leun.
"I eg Hern ' 1! rail ley Is doing well as an
Association uuiplre,
Hlg attractions are otlered lu base ball to
morrow. The Wilkesbarre club, under
Denny Mack's management, will be here ami
gillies will Ixt plaved in the morning at 111
and afternoon at Jiin. The Wllkesbarre Is a
geed team ami should draw well.
Straus has been elected cnpUtu or thn
I.ouisvllle club, Dicker having been removed
Iren! that position.
The New Yerka are said te havea surprlse
waiting ler thn Detroit sluggers 111 Devlin, n
new lelt-h.itulcd pitcher, whom I.arry Corce
ran has tK'Cil backing.
Am thorn are no b til grounds tit te play en
In scranten, Dan O'l.eary lixik his team te
Wllkesbarre te play the Alteena. The
Wllkesbarre people must tx) klud-hesrled te
let two strange i tubs come te their tow n and
play.
In the Chicago-Washington game jester jestor joster
day the Western club could de nothing w th
the pitching of Birr and they had .hut live
scattering hits. Jim Knew lea plajed a great
gaum en the home tniui. llu hut besides a
home run and aslngle live put outs and
thrtxi asslsta. Illnes also had a home run.
The only errors In the game were nuile liy
tliu two pili hers, Itarr hav lug Iho and Clark Clark
heu two.
The.SU I.euls only hm! four hits oil Hebby
M'athewayuaterdiy. The victory ever the
SL I.euU gives tin, Alhletli-H the "lead in the
American Association liy a percentage of bJU
velant ter nr. i.ems.
Dan O'l.earv'a team get away with Alteena
by Vi teH lu Wllkesbarre yesterday.
The Newark dtle ited 1'rovtdeuce by 7 tot
jesterday.
The Mela had but three hlUs oil Meeker, el
Louisville, yesterday.
When the Detroit and Husten called yes
terday's game tin account of the weather at
the end et the fourth Inning, the wero was
1 te II in favor of Bosten. Parsons was pitch
ing ler the home team and the Wolverines
had luude three h Us oil him.
rayliiK S".,ilei lur Ills Liberty.
J. 1'. 1'oarre was com icted mere than a
year age, lu Baltimore, of attern p ted felonious
assault en Mrs. 1 Kirklatid, who was a
Ixiarder at the Albien liotel. Ills room
adjnlned hers, and he walked en the coping
et the reef Ireni the window-of his room te
that or hers, through which he otlectod nn
outrance U her room. Thocase was carried
te the court el appeals, and 1'oarre gave hall
In f.1,000. The appellate court atllrmed the
verdict, which would consign the accuses! te
prison from two te ten years. When the
accused was called several dayaage te receive
sentence he did net apne.tr, and en Thurs
day his bondsmen paid the sherlll 5,000.
This Is the llrsl instance of the collection of
lorlelted ball In the history of the criminal
court. IVarre is atlll te be luiprlsoiied when
leiind.
I'.lnt: llie I'rcalilrut ntitu AdirrtUeiiienl.
rrein llie Albany argils.
The latest style of adveitUlng real ostale hi
Washington Is te get a correspondent of a
New Yerk paper te rejiert that the president
bus IKHlgUl a IIOUSO, or mieima te uujr iu
8uch Is the kind of Washington nevvs the
motreixillUn tlalties ludulge in at presenU
I'rebably ftenre Pneumonia.
Ii H. Grclner, or near I'ennvllle, rocently
lest two valuable cows, Hupixiaeil te have
been caused hy ploure-pueumonla. l'oat l'eat l'oat
mertem examinations were net made.
LANCASTEl?, PA., FHTDAY. .MAY 28, 1886.
MISS F0I50M COMKS IIOMK.
1IKII KKTVUS TO MKir VllltK UN 1IIK
nrttAtiKit Nuunnt.ANii.
A Hunt Inr Colenfl l-rtiiient-Tlie Viiimc lilf
n 0nnl favnriln Iliitbig llm Vix
Willi all en lliisnl Iter Mullicr
anil Ciiiulii nllli llrr.
Miss I'rauces l'olsetu, lb" young lady who
Is Bild tit lie engaged te President Cleve
land, arrlved In New Yerk Thursday evo eve evo
nlngen IhoHteamsiilpNoordhind, el the llefl
Star line, Irnm Antweri. She Is descrlbed
as tall, handsome, mid lu cemplin Ien a light
brunette. Her ejeM, which are blue, are
large and beautiful, with long black lashes.
Her complexion Is very cltur. Her manner
lx franl. and winning, and Is remarkably frce
from allocution el any doHcrlptlen. Her
lellew-passengnrsiill eipress IheuiKiilves as
having lxeu greatl clnirmisl with the future
tnMress of the lilte Heuse.
Toward the i lo-e of Iho voyage thn cabin
passengers or Ihn Nenrdlaiid published a
single copy edition et a manuscript nows news
paHr callixl the AerM Itldiilic .Sirm.
Alias l'nlsem wasoiie of Hie contributors te
this Journal. Although the contributions
were all anonymous, It was generally tinder
sUxxl that Miss 1'eIh.jim's llterature ellert was
an original sterj, the lierelnn of which la
"Idllle Mell," n New Yerk newsgirl, who
has aroused llie syuipilhles or the " i rlmlnat
rexirter" or en of the iHlly newsptixtrs.
Mell shows her appreciation or the roixirter s
kindness te her bv prevenlhtg her father, a
hardened crlminaf, Ireiu iiitirdering the ro re ro
jvirter whlle the latter Is discharging an un
pleasant duty In connection with I"'' profes prefes profes
hlen. Mell is given an education, nnd is
finally married te the fortnnate repoiter.
The story was well told, and illonled much
ploasure te the readers of the llttle p.tlKT.
iiik hti:aiii h sreKUN.
On Wedntsdaj, vvhen pilot txnt Nn. ',
Nxike the Noerdland, ever I'M) utiles oil
Hindy Heek, Miss I'olsem was standing en
the bridge near Captain Nickels. That gen
tleuian then surrendered the command of thn
vessel te Miss I olsein, who linmeill ttcly sig
nalled the engineer te Htep the engines. Alter
the pilot had climbed en Isctril Ihe v easel was
started up at a signal given hy the fair hand
or the j eiing American lady who, it m emul,
was still lu command.
MUs I'olseiu was arreinpAiili tl by her
mother ami her cousin, Mr. ilenjamlii I'ol I'el I'ol
eom, n Hutlale lavvjer. Seme nuwspaxirs
which were brought en heard the Noerdland
hy the pilot nnnnuncisl the death or Cel. Jehn
Ik l-'elxnm, Miss 1'olsem's grnndlather. They
were all greitly depresseil by the std news.
Among the ether ptvsengerx et llie Ncxtrd
land weru Itareu l.rnst Schenlxjrg, the
lUrenest Schenlxirg, Mrs. lVrdlnaml Mar
idly, the wlle of ene et the Antwerp mali
ngers or the I'.ml Star I.lne; Dr. W. II.
lletchklss, et New Haven, CapL Jehn Cod Ced
man, Themas l'earey, of Albany, nnd Prof.
II ins Allxitt.
iMit lllii.s ten iei Ltuesr,
There were soveral nnxietts Inquires at the
Uellin in litnisu lest night for Cel. Iiment,
nnd sotne of them worn anxious enntiglt te
seelilui te wait until past midnight. Others
leathelr cvrds. wi-elvns It turned out, for
thn cards nestled clese together In thoguesU'
Ixix, and didn't seem te care IT he staved
away until after thn wedding. The llmt of
them went Inte Ids Ixix at about 7 o'clock.
There was quite a heapel them by lit. What
ever hopes or tUN or doubts or tears they
may have repnsentixl werenelthei heighten
ed nor depressed mi tit home lime after the
henr.iU anv rate.w htm Cel. I.tmeitt would be
expected nt home If he were withlii rigid do
mestic inlluenis'. These who called and
cluxtse te wail in llie hi)si of seeing the prl
vatn secrelarv get te knew each ether pretty
w oil hy sight boreni the hour Us-ame very
late front incetlng overv few liiluutes nleng
Iho Twenty-tilth street corridor and nt the
desk, where the colonel would nted te apply
ler tliecards or Ids callers. 'Iheglames ihey
exchanged tewanl the end Indicated great
unanimity of opinion that Cel. l.sment was
net out V a discroet, hut an oxcluslve, jeung
man. 1 "Inally the jxilltlclans, and these who
Iiexj te be, dwindled away until two ro re
rlerx occupied the corridor and hung ever
the desk iilone They agreed lieferu 1
e'cliKk te lc.ne the cjrdste takecaie et tlioui tlieui tlioui
selvoa. 1'rtlljr l'til," the l'rHili nt mwrr
The president has bisjonie the pesseswr of
"Pretty l'resect," tlinceuntrv house en the
'Penally town renl, Washington Tlie pur
chase was made through Marshal . A. Wil Wil
eon for ill, a nl. The price erlginallv asked;
ler it was til.uiKl Tite lerins.it is uuilerstoeil,
are cash. The old xtnnn house en the prop
erty Is quite a prominent ohjet t, ns It stands
en a liule hlllix-k back Ireiu the Tenn.il ry
tow it read, and Is a uxil, reiiMiitlc homellko
structure. The president liked It u lien he
Urstsaw It. 'Ihoeld house will require sotne
repair betore he can occupy It. Its roenis.iro
large nud well ventilated, but olherivlso the
interior of llie liouse Is ery commonplace.
Almest as lar book its the land records of the
tlistrUt tlie place was known as "Pretty
Prospect." Thoreare few prettier views than
the ene w hlch Is obtained Ireni the ixirch of
the old Btene house. Te the south the river
Is te be seen I ir lielew the sixvctuter, winding
its way toward Mount onion, while en the
north, eist, and west the country stretches
out ler miles lu gentle undulations, lu
manv plaies within sight the primeval forest
Is still standing, this being particularly the
Crtsit en the old Carrell osude. 'I he presi
dent has Ixs'ome a tireiierty holder In
quite an aristocratic section. Near by, nnd
ouce a pat t of Pretty Prospect," Is " WixkI
ley," termerly the home el Philip Hsrteu
Kev. and at itresent txciipleil by Chief Hn-
glneer Hi ndersen, 1 tilted Suites navy. An An
other subdivision belongs te Mine, lturblde,
who, when Miss (ireen married Count ltur
blde, then Miliau minister here. The
Devereaux Tartu Is uu thu north and Mr. II.
fl. Dulanev's property Is en the wiuth.
Alxeutn mile te the westward Is "(irass
Land," the country scat purchased by Sccro Sccre
tary Whitney about n J ear age for $.0,OHO,
whlle en the opxislte slJe of the 'lenally
lownretdls the estate of (icorgetewn col
lege. Mslltieil III llrllKliius Menu
lu religious opinions the presldt nt and his
nten ded wire are well matched. Mr. Clove Cleve
land's lather w as a Presbj terian i lergj man,
nud he has already attended the services of
that church. Mrs. Kolsem and her daughter
were constant worshipers at the meetings
or tlie North Pre bjirriuti i nun h In ltullale.
The president will le llm mieihI te marry
while holding that exalted olllce. The tlrst
was President Tvler, who held the wedding
icceptlen In the White Heuse, thnugli hewas
net inarrlid there. It the wedding takes
place lu Iho White Heuse It will be the ninth
that has taken place Ihere. The last While
Heuse wedding was that of Nellie Grunt,
which wns a brilliant atlalr, and tixik place In
the east room, and was the talk or ivve conti
nents. An AriuleM Infant.
The wife of Jehn Helt, living in Drowns Drewns
vllle, Pit., gave birth te a lemaln child which
Is without arms. The child is perfect lu
overy ethor particular, and noeius te be en
tirely healthy. The clavlcle and scapula
bones are well dovelopod, hutatthls point
the work of natiire has practically ceased, nl nl
theugh te the nheulders something resem
bling lingers Is attached. Thore Is 0110 small
protubernncoat the point of the right shoulder
and two attached te the loll, one of the latter
being its large as exists ordinarily en n child
0 months old, The mother of thn child has
had three children previous te this one, nil
or whom werejKirlcctly dovelopod. As lar
as can be Known, 110 luaiierinauuus uavu ap
peared In the autestry orelther the father or
niotherol the child. Dr. O. P. Dearth, the
attending physic) m, states the child Is tior tier
rectly developed except lu tlie ene particular
liinutlniind. The case has excited great Inter
est and Is considered a very peculiar freak of
nature.
Te Contest III Twe Karrs
K. 1- Daily, of this city, has onterrd his
horse "S. II B."b.g., In the races nl the
spring meetlng of the Berks, Montgomery
and Chester society le Im held ;at 1'oits.tew 11
oil June 2, a audi. He Is In the 2:15 and
2:10 clones, the premium 0! ejch being f-00.
MKMUHIAI. HAV rXKBCIHlCM.
Hew tlie ly Will H Ohsertril The llelltenf
I lie rami!,,
The following orders have Itoeu lsstied liy
the cninmandets of fleorge II. Themas Pest,
Ne, HI, anil Admiral Reynolds Pest, Ne. 40Vii
"In elKxllence le general orders from na
tional and department headquarters, and In
accordince with resolutions adoptexi hy the
pest, the necessary arrangements for the me
morial ceremonies of IShv) nrn as fellows :
I. Comrades will asxnmhle at I test head
quarters, Memnrlal Day, Saturday, Msy2!,
at l:Pt p. m., sharfi. Thn linn will lerm
promptly at 1:15 n. lu., en North l.liue street,
right resting en I'.ist King street. Idnewlll
move at 1! k in.
'i. Cemrades will asscmble at Jtesl lioad liead
quartcrN Hslurday evening, May '"), at7:in,
te attend memorial services at tlie court
house.
II. Comrades will assomble at pest hoad head hoad
tttarters, Hunday evening, Mar 'te, te attend
tllvlnn scrvlie nt Trinity l.tttheran church,
Seuth Duke street, Knv. 0. U Pry, pastor.
The commander earnestly requests every
comrade of the xt, who pemihiy can, te
lake part lu till niomerlal ceremonies of lsSd.
Tlie regular I !. A. It. uniform, white gloves,
cane Tilack neck tie, (1. A. H. bad go worn
en left lapel of cost, will be observed. The
inemnrlai committee having decided le deco
rate the graves Saturday morning, May V!'.i,
earnestly tleslre the co-eporntlou or as many
comrades who can make It convenient te as
sist thorn, te nqxirten said daleat7i50n. m.,
nt fxxtt hoadqiiarterx. Net uniformed.
'Iho pregramme rer thoeventng oxerclses
al the i-ettrt liouse Is as fellows : Prayer, Kev.
T. J. dray; chorus hy choir of I'lrst M. E.
church under leadership or Dr. J. I With
row, "My country 'tlsortheo;" oration, "Mo "Me
mnrlal Day," by A. ('. Leenard, chaplain of
Pest lOTij chorus, "It us weep o'er the
tomb," recitation, "Decoration Day ede," by
Miss Amanda Landrs.
(Jtiarletttt " '1 hlnk ol'rhemGratelully."
Oration A. V. Hurst, commander or
Pest M.
Sole nnd Quartette "Snldlera' Memerial
Dty."
Seloctlens Uv llie orchestra.
Oration -Hy Jehn H. I-eng, past com
mander or Pest -lOVi.
Hecltatlen "Tebe's Mouumeiit, Miss
Amanda Landes.
Chorus " We Will Deck Their Graves
With l'lowers."
Oration "Our ration Cemrades," Dr. S.
T. Davis
Doxology liy the choir and audience.
Benediction.
In addition te tlie graves of the soldiers
that will be decorated the gravoselMrs.
Amaiidus Lhler and Mrs. Jehn lllack,
who were hospital nurses during the war,
will l) decorated.
The committee et Admiral llej holds Pest
have put the let of Thaddeus Stevtus, at
Shreluor'scemotery, lu order.
The committee of 'ltiaddeus Slevens Pest,
New erk, will arrive at 9,) en Sunday
morning, and the exercises will be at the
grave shortly after that hour.
Majer Kasuacl.t has received from Philadel
phia a handsome floral emblem for the grave
of CapL Hebert M. llrinten, who Is burled at
the Lancaster cemetery. It was sent by pest
Ne. A of Philadelphia, of whlih deceased
was a member. It has been placed en the
captain's grave.
following is tlie route of parade for te mor
row nfteruiKiu : I erm en North Lime street,
right rt sting en last K In v. meve down Kast
King te Cetitre Square, le AVest Klnp, te
l'rltue, te (!irmin, te Squlh (Juheu, te Cen
tre Square, le North Qui in, lit Chestnut, te
Duke, te Lemen, te Kmc-.ister cemetery,
r turning along 1 .1111,011 street, te North
Queen, In Centre Squire anil dismiss.
The flag stall en the foldlers' let In the
Lancaster cemetery was raised this afternoon
by representatives of the Grand Army ixists.
ittrrii hium ymr iiiili.ami.
t.0111 Tartu Almul tlie arleas Grewing Creps
The llane Jlall 1 ever.
Niw lltni. mi, May Ua Yoslenlay
morning Dllvrnrth Bres, ejxmctl their waro ware waro
hntise again te iack tobtcce. They rocelved
about 11 cases nnd Intend te pnclr 310. There
has been very llttle tobacco plauttnl around
here jet, ns the ground Ii ts net btxjn In con
dition. A great many rarmers are net yet through
planting corn, en account of the w et weather.
As seen as they tle get a gixxl day and their
ground in order, the next day It rams and
they hav e te de It all ev er ngiln.
The grass and wheat fields leek ery well,
and If the old saying holds out that "a wet
May makes n barn full of hay," there is no
reason why hay should net be plenty this
summer. Seme of the farmers are afraid the
wheal is growing tee fat, and will all grew
Inte stall: and ui.ike tee mm h straw. Hut
minie el our farmen would like teraiseall
w heat and net any straw at all.
II v 011 walk down rtreet in the evening the
llrsl thing en heir la b ie ball. The lever
has get held or some our I mys very badly,
and thevare already talking hew they are
going te "put It en home el the Lancaster clubs
this summer. We think it would be botter
ler them te idaysomeor tlie ether clubs
n round here llrsl, tiefore they tackle any
thing that can plav ball.
Tlie election is new ev er aim snme
. . . i - .
peliti
cians feel very badly, while ethors are laugh
ing at the way they "done It."
Notes Frem I llraliettilenu.
t rout tin Llireulcle.
Cards are out announcing the marriage, en
Wednesday next, or Miss Ada, daughter of
Mr. Win. Pletcher, dry goods merchant tr
this place, te Mr. Martin Mlllelsen, teller tir
the Second National bank of Mcclianlcsburg,
Pa.
Master Irwin Ackernian.el near Falmouth,
Is the owner or n vvhlte l'ektn due thatupte
jesterday morning inclusive had laid IU eggs.
About a month agelt leniinenced laying two
eggs a day overy ether day fortwewooks,
the last egg each day hav lug a soft shell.
There will In a low davs be a new poatelllco
called ltaukliiK, cslnblisueu at ueiuns
station. The terry at that pine was estab
lished by James Rankin Ixjtw een 17b0 and
17h0, it then descended te James Hepkins,
then te I'rederlck Cornheuso and then te
Abraham Cellins, the present owner of the
store preperty and ether lands in the nolgh nelgh nolgh
Ixirheoel. Cltcar I'm lories Willi Nen-Union Ilamli.
A number of llie cigar factories in the small
towns around Heading are starting up with
non-union hands. P. It Sehl'a large factory
nt 'Woriiersi llie started up this morning as a
nnn union establishment. Memwhile the
Heading lactonesareMlll Idle, and tlie elllcers
of the Cigarmakers' Union say that there Is
no prospects et a settlement of the wage
dllllculty.
Cigar trade has improved somewlintaud
nnn union cigars are liecenilng mere saleable.
Jobbers and salesmoiiare beginning te soe
tint union labels mean nothing but higher
priced clgirH ler the same workmanship ns
tielere, because made by the same class or
workmen. .if ifj Jleeertl.
the Shew Lat Nlutit.
Ida Lewis w llh her dramatic company up-
(stared hi the opera liouse for the fourth
tlmolastevonlng. The gallery was packed
anil thore was 11 large crowd down stairs. The
Iilay was " ivainieen .viaveurneeu," ami iuiss
,en Is inaden very lavorable Impression as
Kathleen. W. II. Cooper played the part or
TVrreiicc O'Moere acceptably, and Indeed
the w hele company was geed. This evening
" Kast Lynne" will be played.
Joined lu Wedlock.
II. G. Keen, inomber of the firm of Hair A
Keen, dealers hi general merchandise in
New Providenee, this county, was married
oil Wednesday, te Miss 1' ranees .Mylln,
danghler of LU Mjlln, farmer, el near
Peqitea. The knot was tied by the Hev. C.
Price, nt the parsonage, mid latu in the utter utter
neon the happy couple lelt en a week's visit
te Pen Argyl, near Bethlehem. The brlde
and groom are well-known lu this city: the
latter Hemntlmu age was a cleik lu thu New
Yerk store.
The Jlunnliig ltaceal Hanover,
On Friday June 11, the great running race
lietwceu Joe Ocker's "De Culm" and Dan
Legan's "Kinney", rer feTH), will take place at
Hanover, Yerk county. ArrangemenU have
been made te run an excursion from this city
en the day et the race. Special rates have
txie 11 received en the railroad and a large
number of sporting men of this city will go
ever.
TIIK FISllKRIES TROUULKS.
uicriuiAi. Hf.rnuT or tiik ihwiiiitt
HKI.VKK HUH' MAIIZ.
Secretary llsyanl Is New In full I'omieitleii of
Information llxii Wlilcli le Art Seme lin-
Iiartant Caiiaillsit rlnliery lclits-
tlen Already rut Vmler Way.
JloiTe.v, May 2A A Halifax, N. H , sjieclal
tothetffirffterssys: Censul General Pho Phe
lan yoslenlay mailed Secretary llayard a full
rejxirt of his Investigation or facts connected
with the Doughty solmre. Cant Doughty
and crew lelt ler Portland yosterdaj", hut bo
lero going wero served with writs from the
admiralty court for thn forfelturo or tlie ves
sel for violation oflhe treaty lit buying halt
Dispatches from Yarmouth say that no
American vossels have been seen thorn since
tlie announcement of thn ileparttire nl the
cruisers.
Important Catti'llati LegMfttlnn
Ottawa, OnL, Arty 27. V bill amending
an "act respecting lUhlng by foreign ves
sels," was amended hy thoSenite yesterdny
hy repealiug the third section and stib stib
stltutlngthe lellnwlng : Anyone ofthnelll-
cers, or persens herelnbo'ero uioutlenod,
(elllcers or the royal navy, custom-house
ofllcers, stipendiary magistrates and nthers
vipoelally appointed;, may bring any ship,
vessel or beat being within any harbor In
Canada, or hovering lu British waters within
three marlne inlles el any or the coasts, hays,
creeks or harbors In Canada Inte pert and
search her cargo, and may also oxamlue the
master ujen oath touching the cargo nnd
veyage, and ir the master, or jxirsen In com
mand, doth net truly anstver the questions
put te him In such examination, he
shall Incur a penalty et film. And,
If such ship, vesel or Init I r,'"
elga or net navigated according te the
laws eT the I'mted Kingdom or el Canada,
and has been found llshlng, or pieparlug te
Hsu, or te have lien fishing In Itrltlsh waters
within three marlne miles or any of the
coasts, hays, creeks or harbors or Canada net
Included within the abeve mentioned limits
without a license or after the expiration nl
the term named In the last llcouse granted te
It under-the first section of this act, or has
ontered such waters for any puriKtse net txir txir
miUed hy the law of nations, such ship,
vessel, or beat, shall be fortelled. The acts
or the fermer colonies of Neva Soetla, New
Brunswick and Prince Kdward Island are
repeated by this act This bill has Ixjen
passed by the lewer house.
CAIT. WAKHKX A. 1IUIKI IITf.
The teaman Whose cane In Canada IlaM
Developed Inte n National fMiie.
Captain 'Warren Doughty was born 011
Leng Island, Portland Harber, Me, April
4th, ISjO, and consequently Is Jii years old.
At the age of 0 he began te fellow the sea and
has been engaged In the lishlng business
ever since. His lint trip was vvltliCapt
Jehn 15. Woodbury, a voteran Portland
fisherman. Doughty commanded the "Llttle
l'annie " for two years and the " Martha 1).
McLane " nlne years. He took command of
the " Llla M. Doughty " three years age.
He has been tw ice married and has ene child
by his last marriage. The Doughty family
Is noted ler Its pluck. Years age old Capt.
William Doughty and Isoeo Doughty, the
l.tther or Warren A., were in the schooner
Atgus that was se I zed nudcarried into Kng
lishlnwn en a charge similar te the 0110 en
which the KUaM. Doughty is held. dipt.
William fought thn ca-e In the courts ler
thlitsen years and finally received lull pay
for his schooner nud the lull charges.
Charged with llumlng III Una siere,
KockTenn, HI., May 2S. It A. Northup,
a prominent young merchant deiug business
en West Stale street, was arrested yesterday
en a charge of trying te burn up his store.
Northup lelt his place or business Wedne9diiy
evening, telling his clerks that he Intended
te visit his uncle, who lives three miles
out of town. At ene o'clock yosierday
morning lire was discovered lu llie store
and wits seen quenched. Kvidoncesof lu lu
cetidiarisui were seen nnd when Northup
wits found, he give anything but a satisfac
tory account of his whereabouts. Ills shoes
tit the tracks lu the rear el the store exactly,
it is said, and his undo says he lelt his heuse
at 1-o'clock. Northup Is 1 years old, and
had been held In high ostcem.
Miilttoen Gives up the Mfttih.
MtNNKV.ver.is, Minn., May '2S. Muldoon
and Lvan Lewis wrestled here last night
The match was that Muldoon should threw
Lewl3 twice lu an hour. Several thousand
jxxiple wero present Muldoon wrestled for
soveti minutes and then get it fall by falling
with Lewis en top nnd rolling htm. Mnny
questienal the tall, hut the referee was sus
tained hy theso lu the best position te soe.
Muldoon then gave up the match. Lvery
ene was disgusted with the result, and Mul
doon lest many friends.
A Jury Under Suiilclett.
I!i:i.i.kv!i.m:iII1., May US. The jury In
the trial of D. J. and T. A. Canty, promi
nent officials or Hast St Leuis, charged with
being accessories in the safe burglary at that
place In May, iSel, failed toagree, after being
out nearly -I hours, nnd yesterday wero ills
charged, Onoef the jurors says they steed
S te 4 for couvictleu. Thore are ugly rumors
alleatthat the Jury had been tampered with
audit Is llkely that an Investigation will he
made. Thore was great inlerest In the case
An Iik reiue In Wheat Acreage.
Mitciii:i.i., Dak., May 1W. KeikhLs ro re ro
celeod from nine counties in this section
show an Increase in acreage of wheat nud
corn of from 20 te -Pi per cent Plax Is net se
much lu luver as last year. Abundant rains
during the grew lug season have greatly Im
proved the prespect, he that thore Is 11 pros pres
pect that the largest j leld or grain evor raised
in Seuth Dakota will le returned this season.
WKATuan rJteiiAiiii.iTiyn.
CWASiilNtnen, D. C, May 2.S. Ker
Eastern New Yerk, ravstem Penn
sylvania, New Jerseiy, Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, generally fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, varluble
winds,
l-'eit SvTumiAV Generally fair weather,
with nearly stationary tempeniture Is ludl
cated for New Kngtaud, the Middle Atlantle
states, the Lewer Lake region and the Ohie
valley,
wOU '&'' fir?
Vi"; 'lM
ciihisti.is iiKi.iKr or re.r1.4r.
Thn jlrKiitiient of Ihn llev, llr IHnlet Vnrry
llclere Ihn Churrlt OengreM.
The discussions el the church congress In
Clev eland Music hall attracted a large crowd
of people. The discussion at the first sesslnu
was en the topic "The proseut necessity for a
restatement of Christian Ixillefs." The first
speaker was the llev Dr. Daniel Curry, of
New Yerk. Ills paper commanded the ut
most nttentlnn throughout, and lurnlshed
feed for thought te the audience. He said In
part:
It Is manliest that the present age Is a time
of changes lu thn rerms or Christian thought
snilel iitfxlincatiens of doctrinal conceptions.
The formulas or doctrine which havecome
down te us rrein llie past, although se pre
cious te theso by whom they wero once
cherished, nn lenger satisfactorily express
Iho theological conceptions of the host minds
nr Chrlstendnm. Although It has boa) me
fashionable te cer tain circles te speak lightly
of theology and te prefer the sentlnicutal
and the practical lu rollglen te the specula
tive nnd Intellectual, It Is still certain that
Christianity as manltested In Its human
subjects must be, llrsl of all, a system or
truths te he accepted lospectlug Ged's pnr
(Kises toward men, and Ills methods for
working out his designs Ineiiid among them.
The chimges that are se strongly marked In
the religious thought et the age ellect only
remotely mid slightly the substance et Chris
tian truth and it Is confined almost exclu
sively te lerms of expression called rer by
fuller and clearer appreciation or Its nature
and relatlnns. Ged's revelations of Himself
and of His dispensations, though always
substantially the same, have beceme fuller
and clearer. There Is reason te beliove
that there has been and will continue tit
be a steady advance In the minds and
thoughts or the church toward clearer,
broader and mere adequate concep
tion of what Is declared In the Ulble.
We are warranted lit assuming that
a basis el theological opinions made up of the
great fundamental ttuths and doctrines of
the Bible, unmixed with fatal misbeliefs, set
forth in plain nnd comprehensive form, is
necessary le the best Interests of the church
and te a net luconslderablo extent te the re
Union! life of the Individual, and since relig
ion us embodied hi church life Is largely
communistic, having large Interests common
te the w hele body, a rocegnbod consensus or
iteueis is a nonunion requisite te the unity
and the weltare of the whole body. The
Christian beliefs, the needed restatements of
which we are new called te consider, are
theso net et all ( brlstendem, hut ratber
these el a school of thought which has be bo be
ceme entrenched lu the Christian conscious
ness of the times. The historical creeds are
all of thorn materialistic, often se in their
forms of laugtiage and manifest conceptions
respecting the future life. The ence popular
notions respecting the resurrection el the
dead and the character et the life everlasting
which theso creeds manifestly teach have
ceased le command the assent of the great
body of Intelligent bollevers. The second
advent and the millennium and the reign or
Christ nn the earth In human form are
among the materlallstie notions perineatlng
the traditional religious thought of Protestant
Christendom, but lew sober and well-taught
Christian scholars can accept theso things
unless se modified as te change their Iden
tity. Yet these things are closely Implicated
with the primary principles of a current re
ligious anthropology, with the txipular con
ception cf the nature of the Kingdom of
unrisi present ami prospective, and with tnei
Iiejxjs el the gospel In respect te both the In-i
dividual nnd the church. It Is conceded by
our ablest Christian scholars that our escliat escliat escliat
olegy needs te be restored, but who shall un-"
deriake the work and what shall be the form
and contenls or the reconstructed faith el the
church
IIIBHOH HTAUT.KH TUB IIUUM'.
Many Member who Oppose the Oleomargarine
lllll, Hut are Afrnlil te Say Se.
WvstiiNriTON, D. ., Mayiis. On motion
of Mr. Morrison, It was ordered that the
liouse aeljetirn ev or Mendiy next
Prlvate business being dlstiensed with, the
Heuso went into commltteo of the whele en
the oleeiuargariuo bill, the pending amend
ment being that nt Mr. Daniel of Virginia,
reducing the special tax en retail dealers
fISteJJ.-..
Mr. Schalck, et isconsln,presonlod a pro pre
test rrem the executive beard or Knights e'f
Laber, et Milwaukee, against the pavsage of
the bill.
Mr. Gibsen, or West Virginia, regarded
the bill as n fraud, ami all amendments as
simply aiding Is carry out that fraud. It
proves te be 11 bfll in the Interest of the
farmer, while In fact It was a bill In favor of
the grasping dairymen around the great
cities, vv he notoriously watered thelr milk
and made nasty butter for the peeple. He
conslderod the measure the metst lufameus
that had evor been brought bofero Cengress.
Mr. Gibsen said he would startle Uie country
ir he should glv 0 the uames of mombers w hn
had pronounced the bill an Infamous one,
but were afraid te vete against it
Mr. Cannen called ler the names but they
were refused.
1 1rtery for 1 an Wyclr.
W vsin.NuTev, MayS. Senate TheSon TheSen TheSon
ate by a vete or 11 toil dccllued en Mr. lld
ittumU' motion te lay 011 the table Mr. Van
Wick's amendment te the Northern Pacific
laud grant forfelturo hill. The ameudment
contemplates the forlelture of lands connected
te the raid ::et completed bofero 1370.
A Fight lletneeu Legislators.
iwiriM, Man., May ia lu the legisla
ture yesterday, the motion el confidence lu
the Nerquay government was defeated. Se
het was the discussion thereon that an oppo
sition member crossed the lloer alter the do
nate and called Premier Nerquay "a
contemptlble liar." The bulky premier
promptly hit his oppenout and a light fol
lowed, though tlie oembatauU were Boen
parted.
The home rule resolution w as d created In
the liouse te-dnv.
A Liberal Ooetl ilye.
LoNiiev, May 23 Mr. Jeseph Cevven, Hid
icul M. I. for New Castlo-en-Tyno, lu a letter
published lu te-day's issue of the New Cas Cas
He C11 iHicc,rercrrlng te the I.lberal meeting
held in the foreign olllce j esterday, declares
that the dissentients consciously and un
consciously snld goed-byo te the Liberal
party.
rresldeiitlal Nominations.
WAsiiiMtrev, D. C, May 24 The prosl presl
dent te-day sent te the Senate the nomina
tions el Win. II. Clev eland, of Michigan, te
be appralser, district Detroit, Michigan ;
Adelph Lippuiati, or Alaska, commissioner
for Alaska, at Jtiueau City, and a long list or
army promotions.
Asking .Separation.
Hat.ivvc. N. S.. May 2S In an address
I Just IssuodbyPremlerrieldlng, the following
occurs : " In llie opinion or the government
the time has come w heu the people or is ova
Scotia should ence inore make an ellert le
obtain release Ireni the union Inte which
they wero forced."
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French l'alnlers lleait.
Lovnev, May 24 The death isamieunced
of Karl Daublgny anil Piorre Frere, the
Crouch palnlera.
Tlietlsallila of Klsll.
Frank lu Dpuuelly, agent of the United
Suites fish commission, en Tuseday placed
U00,(XhJ shad fry In the Susquehanna, opposite
Pert Dexlt, aud 011 Wednesday UOO.OOO mere
at l'eaiit Botleni. Yesterday afteruoeu a
lish couiinissieuer's car, in charge et agent
Newton Simmons, passed ou ihe Colum
bia A Pert Deposit railroad, with 1,500,000
voting shad, te be placed intheSusquehanua
in the neighborhood nt llarrlsburg, Pa.
Tho-e fish were nil hatched at battery station
near Havre de Greco.
Death el .lacub Winger,
Thn Hnrliu'lleld. Ohie. Jlehe.lUmiLliean.
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I neus the death of Jacoh Winger, who wai
horn In thla county Aug. C, 1810. A wife and
six children survive him.
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III Michigan soil 11 re-Other Stair.
(. i.kv ni.ANit, e.. May.v-s, Utiutera .bread
last night te the clluct that Poivderly hail
presented his plan ler the luliiiognteruineul'
Of the Kulghtsef Laber 1 11 josterilay' sensleu
of the convention, led that gontlennu this
morning te ilecUre ntiiphstlrallv that such
was net the case.
"Only Turner and a few Irlends, who 1 am
certain have net spoken publicly of II, knew
what are my plans." Many delegate rarer k
the compulsory formation otitateasmmblles
or having the power te Institute strikes and
Ixiycetls which Is nnw vesled hi Iho local and
district assemblies, thn decision of thnslate
assembly te be kustalned hyalite order lit
general. According te tfie constitution, as It
stands new, thn order In any state may form
a slate assembly consisting of dolagates from
each district assembly. In Michigan and
two or three ether states such assemblies are
new In vegue, hut they have net the pewir
te act that it Is pro)X)aed they should have.
In Michigan the slate assembly has acled lu
a number or serieus dtuictlltlea, and the
'knights or thai slate have ongaged In lewer
strikes thin in any ethnr stale in the Union.
'The beneficial Direct wrenght in this lnstnnce
has Induced the Michigau delegates le laver
the plan for the proposed change lu the con
stitution. Thoexecutivo beard has decided te go te
Yonkers, N. Y,, ler the purpese of adjusting
the difficulties with ihe carpet weavers of
that place when the convention adjourns.
,JI:UHU-H WATHK IIHISICKHH,
(let.
Gllnlim 11. I'jk Nominated for tliWerner
Willi Mtteli Knthuilaiin,
Newark, N. J,, May M. The Slate Prev
htbltien convention was called te order at
10 0 a. m. After praying and singing the
temporary elllcers wero made permanent.
A plalterm was adopted asserting that a
prohibition or the liquor trafllc Is at the
threshold et labor reform, denouncing as'
common enemies all theso who resort te
violence, all these securing laud grants or,
special privileges, the corruption or
public Ixxlies, the wrecking of railroads,
and the vvcterlng of stock, allot whom are
equally Anarchists, Nihilists and public
criminals, and pledging the legislative nomi
nees of thla party net te enter the caucuses
of ether parties. After the transaction of
miner business the convention nominated hy
acclamation Gen. Clinten It. Flsk te he their
candidate for governor. General Kisk, lit
accepting the nomination, made n stirring
speech le the convention, In the ceurse of
which he was interrupted hy the aiidleuce
arising ami singing the doxology, 'The con-
volition then adjourned.
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31UHT IIUtllAHUUSLY TUKATKV.
A Man anil Wlle Tied te a Tree ami Terribly
Whipped,
Wirr.uMNO, W. Va., May 2s,uitchle
county again comes te the front with ene of
the most diabolical of outrages. The victims
are Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Keck, who live en
Gress Hun, in Hltchte. Twe nights age
tbelr heuse vvas surrounded' hy a baud
of men, known ns the Red Men, who
took possession, tied Mr. Kecl: nnd his wile,
took them into the weeds near by,
roped thorn te trees and beat them In thn
most brutal manner with hickory withes.
The ruffians then burned the dwelling anil
its conteuts te the ground and departed.
After daylight Mr. Koiksucceedod In releas
ing himself, and after removing his bleeding
and fainting wlfe te a place of surety, awore
out warrants for such of the mob as he had
been able te recognize, and twelve of them
have been arrosted nud placed In jail. Other
arrests will 1 10 made.
Clalmleg it Dead Man's Estate.
VAiturs, O., May 'IS. Seme months age
D. C. Green, a prominent merchant of this
city' died, leavlng as was supposed, n wlfe
and family with a fertune of ?1.",000. Yester
day a petition was filed in the commeu pleis
court by a woman of Canlstee, N. Y., who
claims te be the widow of Green, and asked
the court te grant her the right el dewer In
all the property. She brings proof of the
marriage te Green in New Yerk ntate, where
he;had headquarters at Hornellsvlllo, an read
master of the I'rle read, nud his subsequent
desertion of hersclfand seu.
Grappled a llurglar aud Ileum! lllm
Maiue.n, lud,, May 23. Nathan Hogget,
residing eight miles from town, came lit
josterday with a geuulne live burglar lashed
te his tiuck-tKiard. The crackman Nvax
turned ever te the sheriff. Hogget woke up lu
the night aud leund the burglar In his room.
He sprang out or bed nnd grappled with, Ilia
Intrude, and alter a S-minutes' tight over
powered him ami bound him hand aud feet.
The captured creek is a Polish Jew,and gives
the name of Phmnlx DImnilck.
A Mew OU Gusher.
PiTTsnuiiu, l,a( May 24 At neon a tele tele tele
phone repert reached the oil exchange, te ihe
ellectthat the Philadelphia company's well
lu the Menteur gas district was flowing oil
at the rate or 200 barrels per day. There was
no great oxcitement, butpricea gradually de
clined from Ol'i until l-M p. in,, at which
hour the report trout the Menteur well being
confirmed sales wero made at l!c. Al l;lr
p. m. the market had rallied te ft1,i
Gotifeeslug en the Usllews.
Wasiiinuten, D. V., May 24 Antenla
Mardolle, the Italian murderer, was executed
here te-elay. Ilelore going ou the scaileld
he confessod having committed this and sev
eral ether murders In dlfierent cltles in this
country.
The drop foil at 1:30 p. m. Ills neck was
broken by the fall, and In a few mouients his
pulse ceased te beat
llavltt Uelenils Kurd.
Londev, May 24 Mr. Michael DaTllt, lu
apubllshed letter, delends Mr. Patrick terd,
editor or the New Yerk JriiA Werhl, against
the assertion recently made hy Mr. T. M.
Healy, Natleualisl for Seuth division of i.on i.en i.on
deuitorry, dorogatery te him.
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(treat Damsg by Half.
Anna, Ilk, May 24 A heavy ball storm,
covering about ft miles in width, passed ever
Ihls section yesterday, doing greatdamage te
wheat and allr growing crops. Heme hall
stones were of great size, and windows facing
w est were demolished.
neli Carles' Movements.
Maprih, May 24 The Swiss council, re
plying te an Inquiry hy the Spanish govern,
meut regarding the mewmeuU of Den
Carles, the Hpanuh pretender, declare Iter
he lefl Lucerne suddenly eu route ler Auttrli
via the St Gelhard tunnel.
Wtui tb eski Wakes.
Lehdon, May at-Tlie nt ter tl Oyk
stakes was runte-day and was wen bjr MUs
J unimy, with Argavl-oeoa ami Brasr
ias.s third. TveejUrted.
A CdBfswt KatraUM
(ataxia, liy 2A-The lava tea Bgulied
the 4d wrnvent outside of Nlcolest 'five
king has sent 20,000 lire ler Ihe relief et the
sufferers ireiu iu wufuw.