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VOLUME XXTI NO. U2R.
LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 188G.
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A KKMAKKABLK TKIAL.
AN Kl'HHAVA VHtlHVtAN HKFKNIIIfHI
AtlAINHT A HKMIUII VIIAHUK.
Thehlery llwl Amelia Ktiuiiert Till. il Her
?teiitiiieiil ly Dr. I, N. l.lRiilner Thn
l-reneiiitilt Hint llelenitnnt Tell their
iHlra mi thn Witness hUnil.
Monday ifJttrhoen.Vmul reassembled
lit Uilo o'clock mill Din llrst cnsim called rer
trial wero these of (sHiimonwealtli vs. Henry
Cooper nml Charles Keller, larceny. Tlie
charge against them was stealing whisky
from Dr. Henry Carwuter, which olleuso
was ('iiiiinUli.il through tlin connivance or
l'per, wliii wai In tlie employ of the doctor,
by Keller. Dr. Carpenter's counsel made a
plea for n light Houienco ler Cooper, itsthe
ollense was trilling iintl liu li.ul taken him
again into liti employ, lletli defendants en
tered it plea nf gullly anil they were uu-li
sonteiioed (e undergo mi Iuipriciiiiiiviit it m
lUlS,
Ih. I. iKlilurr :.
Tlie next case called was the celebrated Dr.
1. N. Llghlner, niHi ami adultery ease. Tlie
doctor was formally arraigned nml entered a
IIeiiut nut guilty.
'l'liti uurk ul empanelling a jury wan pro
ceeded with nml tlie following wns the re
sult: Jaeeti 15. Witmer, or Hast Denegal, liml
expressed an opinion ami wns challenged ler
l'lHe.
F.llasK. Well, F.ptireui, wasstoed aside but
subsequently challengd Iiorempterlly liy
the isiinuieuweallh.
It. 11. Altkcn, ll.trl, hi challenged liy tint
prisoner.
II. K. Ilersh, Pity, was challenged liy tint
prisoner.
llenjamln I). Donliiiger, farmer, Paradise,
was a, vented at tilt) Mr-it Jurer.
II II. Miller, fanner, Paradise, was chal
lenged by tlin iloretulnlit.
Jacob Wolf, cigar inanuf.ietiiri'r, West
Karl, w us ncccpted as the second Jurer.
Lewis Lyens, o.irenter, ,lil ward, city,
wanclialltwigvd liy tlie commonwealth.
David Hertz, tanner, Ciernar von, was dial dial dial
lomteil liy the defendant.
Henry Karnliart, laruiur, Drumere, was
challenged liy tlie defense.
Kliy fiersliey, farmer, Straslirg township,
was accepted ns tlin til In I Jurer.
(ioe. A. Martin, ree-maker, .ahward, city,
was challenged liy tliu commonwealth.
Juuics McCulletigli, shoemaker, Fulton
township, was levepted hs tlie fourth Jurer.
Win. Ilutsjr, harbor, Mh ward, win chal
lenged by the defendant.
James Montgomery, lunkcepur, West
llemplleld, had opretv.ed au opinion ami
was challenged lOr cause.
Jehn II lloyer, farmer, ML Jey township,
was ne-epted in tlie llltli Jurer.
V. W. Baldwin, merchant, llh ward, city,
was challenged by tlie defendant.
Samuel 81011(1, tanner, el Lphrata, had ex
p rcixil an opinion add was challenged ter
cause.
Henry Kelllu, pilot, Marietta was shsl
aside by tlie commonwealth, but subo sube
(liimitly accented as a Jurer.
Samuel Igglus, farmer, Martlc, was ac
cepted ns tliu sixth Jurer.
Christian Leugeuccker, farmer, Ml. Jey
township, was avpted rs a juror.
Jacob W. Iiiiber, clerk, l.phraUi, Hald he
nmn wltll0s In tlie case ami lie was excused
from !Hrlng.
J. 1). t'arutliert, Unner, Salisbury, hud
uiire.sed an opinion ami was challenged.
I.. 1-'. (.'lister, hat ininut.u'lurur, Adams
town, was challenged by tlie delendanu
J. M. Klvr, (urnlture dealer, city, hail
oxprctHed an ejiluluii ami was challenged.
Itiuijauilli 1'. rharlas, farmer, l'.ast llum llum
Held, was challenged liy the defendant.
II. It. Kelper, 1st ward, city, waHrtixxluside
by the coiniiieuwealth, nml Niibseijuulilly ac
cepted as n Jurer.
James s. I'atterxen, fanner, l.ltlle IlrlUlu,
iw aiveptixl as a Jurer.
Jehn (loetii-iiour, f.irtner, West Lampeter,
Samuel II. MusHfliu.ui, fariuer, i:at Karl,
O. IL Sliertrur, jinx-or, jth ward, city, ami
I'erest I'rt'sleu, tanner, l.tttlu ltrittau, was
challenged by tlie delendant.
Daniel A. Shlller, carpouter, -d ward rity,
' wax hKhhI aside by the comuienwealth.
(ioe. Wall, inn ki-i'iier, Jd. ward, eity, nml
Jacob ll.MIUer.iuerctiant, reipiea, werochal werechal
lenged by the defendant.
Frank Mettfett, dealer, Dili ward, city, was
accept(Hl as a Jurer.
Abraham Slieallcr. f.iruinr, Ml Jey town
xljlp, was challenged by the defendant and
Jehn (iertosen, butcher, Str.ixburfr, and Jehn
Darrow, saddler, Karl, were sIcmhI aslde by
the commonwealth.
II. M. Slirelner Jeweler, 1st ward, city,
anil. Kllm ti. Knjder, urocer, wero clial
lengcd by tlie defenilanU
dc)rge l,e van, tnlller, lincaster township,
wascliallonged by the delendant.
Aaren K. Kn.uih, brixiiii-innkur, Washing
ton lioreugh, was aixiepted as a Jurer.
Tin: jfii in Tin: no.
The jurors Helected In this cuse are Jehn
II. lloyer, .Maner; llenj. I). Uenllnger, I'ar I'ar
adlse; Aaren !:. Kvmis, Washington bor
ough; I'.by llernhuy, Ktra-sburi; tewnxlilp;
II. II. Kciper, lxt want, city ; Christian Leur
enoekor, Mount Jey ; l'"runk Multfett, ltli
ward, city: James Mcl'ulleugh, Fulton ;
JaimwH. l'attorxeu, Little llrlluln . llnnrv
Kellin, Marietta ; Jacob Wolf, West Kari,
Samuel Wiggins, Martlc.
J. L. Htolnmetz is associated with the dis
trict attorney, and the prisoner Is represent
ed by 8. II. ltoynelds, ii. Frank Kslilumaii
and .1. Hay Brown.
Tlie 0-'uiiig hxs.'cu for the commonwealth
was made by .1, L. .Stuliimetr. He gave it
history el the case and outlined what the
commonwealth would be nole te prove,
nit; ri:siiMt.
Thellrst wUiiuh-s cilled wan Mollle (', L.in
dis. t-'he Informed tlie clerk that xhe would
nut testily In the case, ua xhe had net been
nuliHinaed an a wUiuwh. The court s.tld he
would liave te testily, and Hhe toatllled that
Dr. l.lghtner wna married te her Hister Heme
11! or 13 venrs aite.
Uev. Dr. J. V. Mllcliell, imstoref the rros rres rros
byterlau church, produced the record of the
church, which xhowed that Dr. Llghtner had
been marrled by his prodecexxor, Ilov. Dr.
V nutwoed, en Ji'oveniboril, IbTI.
I. K. Slaymaker testllied that he had reg
iBtercil Dr. I. Is'. l.lghtner as u physician en
July tl, 1S7I.
Tin: iMiesiit't'Titix en Tin: sr.vNii.
Amelia Kmmert, being Hwern, teitilied nx
follewn : 1 was 11) years old en the Kith el
Docember, l&w ; I rosldent Kphr.iU and wan
nover married; I llve with my father, An
drew Kmmert ; my niother'miauio in Kuima
Kmuiert ; we meved te ICphrata Irem near
AdaniNtewn In March, IkbTt ; I knew Dr. 1.
N, l.lghlner, the defendant ; he came te at
tend me Umax a phyxlciuu In April, lsSft:
he visited me seventeen times and treated
me ler weuib dlceane; the laid tlme he visi
ted me wan en September'.!", lhs.",, en n Huu
duy, in the morning ulxiut 10 o'clock ; 1 was
In my room In iHid, lying en my xlde when
he entered the room ; 1 was nick with a head,
ache; he asked me hew I foil and 1 told him
I had a headache; he told me te tin en my
back and I did se and covered tny lacu with
my Imtulkerchlel, expecting thnt he was
going te treat me an he did befere ; It
wax net long before he committed the
oIletiBe charged ; 1 Hcreained and struggled
te Iree myself from him, but was net buo bue buo
cesxful ; he told me te utep xcreamlng as they
could hear me down Htairx, but I kept en
Hcreuming ; my mother dually came up te
the room but the deer was locked ; I did net
knew it was locked j the doctor oiwned the
deer and my mother came In ; mother xpoke
ufew werdx te the doctor but I can't re
member wnal they wero; xhe was only in
the room u xhert time ; I was xtlll In the lx.'d
vti lug! alter mother went out el the room
the (hx;ter came te the bed and aaid my
mother may have been ouUide mid heard
me screaming and asked me net te worry or
cry about It as the othera would knew what
happened ; he wild nobody would ever llud
it out and then left the room; ax been as he
had led the house I called my mother up te
tlie room and told her what the doctor had
done; I told her 1 did net want him tiny
morefora doctor and did net want te may
there any longer; 1 next told my two xisterH
of the crime the doctor committed, as neon
as they came Irem church ; I came te Ian
caster the Tuesday aflf r tills happened mid
went te my aunt Mrs. .Stanten, whero J
stayed. , .
ThowltueMWftS Huhjocted te a rigid cress
examination hulxlie did net vary any Irem
her testimony ns published alxive.
Tin: Mermiii'M ti:sii.men.
Mrx. Andrew Kmmert wax xweru and tes
tified ns lollews: Amelia Kmmert Is my
daughter; 1 knew Dr. Llghlner, nml Hint he
nttoinled my daughter, from April IhVi, te
NoptemlKir or the Hamn yenr ; I remember
the last tlme Dr. I.lghtner was nl our house !
It was en Hilliday, Heptember ai, nbeiil In
e'chxik hi the merning: thorn was no ene
home but myxell mid ene ether daughter,
whom age Is l.ri the rest of the family were
at church; the doctor went dlrwlly up le
Amelia's room nml utter he was up Kinks
awhile, 1 heard n Korean! and went part way
up xlalrx; 1 then went back mid xhnrlly niter
wards again went up xlalrx 'and leiind the
uixir lecneu ; i triixi H mm iiieiiiHiinr opened
It; I xald, "liave you get xiich great xuller
lug here," mid the doctor xald, "yex, xhe
Heemed te uiliid It mero than the llrxt tlme ;"
I then asked him If xhe could be filled and
he replied there In nothing te prtitetit her
Irem being i-uied ;" the decun looked red
and hcared ; I left the room nml went down
Nlalrn ; In a xhert tlme he came down te the
xlttlng room for his hat, where I was nml
niter lie lull Amelia called ipe ; I went up
stairs and xhe complained te inn nlHitil wh.it
the doctor had done.
Nothing new was eIIcUihI by the cio.s cie.s cio.s
examinatien. Andrew Kim inert, the father of tlie girl,
toxlllled ns follews: I Hindu the complaint
In this case against Dr. Llghtner, en Noiom Neiom Noiem
Ixjr 10, lSSW; I was nt church en the morning
of September 'Jtl, and did net xee Dr. Llght Llght
eor when he lxlted my houxe en that day ;
I was told or what the doctor did en the
hfteriKxiii of the day It h.ipxinel.
At this xtage el the case court adjoin ned
until It e'chx-k en Tuesday morning.
Tuesday Murmuy. Court met nttl e'rlix-k
nml tliu trial of Dr. I. N. Llghlner for coin
milling n rape en Amelia I'.mmert was ro re ro
nutiied. Andrew Kmiuert exhlblluil a hx'k
xlinllar te the enu en thodixirel his daugh
ter's room.
Amelia Kinmert was r is' died and texllllinl
that xhe had resisted Hie dix'ler with nil her
strength.
The commonwealth made seiurnl eilers le
priiMi certain facts as te the settlement el (he
case, but tliu court ruled they were net ev.
ileui-e. The eilers weroxe that lliujurerx did
net hear them. The commonwealth then
rested and counsel ler tliu ilofegxe axkisl for
a rew minutes time for consultation and it
wns granliHl.
The opening xikshjIi for the defense was
miule by J. Hay Brown. Alter commenting
en the laet that the district attorney had put
in n count for adultery, he xald if any ollense
was committed it wns that el rais'. lie
IxiIIemxI thnt the ense could lj
x.rely loll with the Jury, en the common
wealth's tOHliineuy, hut they would call tes
timony te show the liuprelmbllity of the
girl's story. He then outlined what the do de do
lense would Imj and cencluded by stating
that Dr. Llghlner would prove such a char
acter ler morality that It was Impeaslblu for
huu te be guilty of the ollense charged.
mn: AC'i't si:i twriniMi,
The llrxt witness called was Dr. Llghlner,
the accused. He testitled ns fellows' "I
Ih e in I :phrnU and liave practiced there as n
physician ler twelve years j am a graduate of
the Cincinnati College of Medicine mid Sur
gery and ant a member el the Lincaster City
and County Medical society, 1 knew the
Kmmert family for three or lour years, but
net Intimately, brxt Msited the house as
a physician, at the request el Mr. Kmmert,
who wanted his daughter treated ; 1
treated her ler wenih disease nnd made e
animation of heron April n. the mother mid
father weie present at my lirsl lxll, In the
Milling room ; the lather went out of the room
and 1 then asked the mother the natuie el
the disease and the mother stated the (laugh
ter had Isilern been treated ler womb disease
and requested me te treat her ler the xame
complaint; 1 then s.iid an examination was
necessary mid requested the mother In go up
stairs, and be present nt the examination and
she said that wax net nocessarv and told me
te go up alone , the girl started up stairs nnd
1 followed. Alter the examination I xald I
was net prepared te treat her then and
would get some medicine ready and come
down the next day. I called next dav
mid eixjratcd en her with an Instrument;'!
continued te treat her until nlxiut four weeks
Isjlore the.'uth of Kepteiutxir.
On the morning of that day her sister
admitted me le the house and said her sister
Amelia was up stairs; I then went upstairs
at Amelia's request, conveyed te me by her
sister aud treated her as befere , nt each and
every ojxirntleu xhe cried nnd moaned. The
dx:ter here exhibited the spiviilum with
which the 0sjratlen was sirfernusl and ex
plained hew the iuKtriimeut worked, and
suited that the dilation el the speculum
caused great (mln, winch made her cry.
Alter I perlermed the oisiratien, the mother
c.imotethodoor j I was standing in Irouteftlio
bureau cleaning the Instrument and when I
heard some one at the deer, 1 opened It. The
mother came In nnd as Led me why Amelia
cried se, nnd 1 told her the ex)mti(iii was
p liu fill. She then nxked me II there were
niiy Iie!m or her daughter getting well; 1
told her 1 thought there wns, but It would
require tlme; the mother then started te go
down stairs nml 1 was accompanying In .
When I get te the deer 1 xild te He ' in g
Indy jitensiutly that 1 would be ee'K III a
few days and she miswered pleis.uitly,
" ery w ell ;" I then xiepiicd out el the ihxir,
mid Hald "geed bve,'' mid she answered,
"gexxl bye." 1 went down xUiirs .mil talked
In the mother a or lit minutes about the con
dition of the girl; 1 then get my hat aud
came home, and heard nothing!)' this alleged
ollense ler xevcrnl dayx, probably n week.
On the ITJd el September 1 received u letter
from her father, staling that 1 should discon
tinue my visits, mid he xuppesisl I knew ler
what; 1 wrote a reply that 1 could
net understand his letter, mid supiHised
that some oue was Hlxening his mind against
mound 1 would see hlui In n few dnys ;
going down town ene day I met him In
Irent el Iteyer's drug store, where he ao ae
cuxed me el haling improper relations with
his daughter ; I told hlni 1 was Innocent."
The dereiidanl's counsel ettered te prove
all the con verMtleu that leek place en this
occasion, but the court ruled that It was net
testimony ; the doctor in answer te the ques
tion ax te whether he had committed the
ollense charged positively denied having
done se and denied having been en the bed
eniuaiuny. "it was my pruullce le Kick
the deer of the girl's room when I operatod
en her, mid did lock the deer ou every oc
casion but two or three tlmes when she
loeked 11 herself."
The ilix-ter wns subjected te a lengthy cross cress cross
exaiuluallou unit he did net vary any in Ills
answers from his examination In chler.
Jacob (iergax, Adam Konlgmncher, Jehn
H. Messner. Kev. K. S. Itrewnmlller. Kdwnrd
Slienk. Jolin.Seldemrldgo, Charles H. Keller,
D. H. Ven eidn, K. is. Heyor, Jacob Konlg Kenlg Konlg
maclier, Oliver Ktrehl, Henry llorehehoth,
Ix,iae Strohl, Hatuiiel Hess, Charles Stein
met., S. II. I rich, .. I'ndorretler, (!ee. M.
lteyer, llartlu In in, Clias. Zlllhnrl. Martin
Kluperlx, W. K. Snlt.er, Peter ICeunier,
Jehn Bewman, Jehn M. lloyer, IsaaoSteuer,
Catherine Olierly, Keubcii Heyor, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael droll and Jehn .Stelmmu all
testitied that they had known Dr. Llghlner
for yeart-, that he was their i.imtly pliyhlclau
mid that his character Inr chastity befere this
suit was bi ought wax geed.
Dr. Jehn MeuUer texlilled that Dr. Lighl Lighl
ner's reputation for chastity was gexl, but en
cress examination said he had heard rumors
or tlie doctor having been tee intimate with
women. He could net tell whero he had
heard these rumor.
Died at n lllpe (lid Age.
Thefuiieral el Jehn K. Kurtz, who died en
Wednesday, the SWlh till., Icxik placj from
his latt' residence en Friday morning, ene
leurth of u mlle oaslef Chiirchtewn. He was
oue of the eldest farmers In Ciernnrieu
township and was much respecled by all who
knew him. He was 70 years old mid had
lived ou the satiie farm about 10 years. He
was a member of the Ainlsh church, lutei
iiiiuil was made at Ilyler'a grnveynrd, In
ilerks county. He leaves ii widow and six
children. Services lu Kugllsh were held at
the house by Kev. Landix, and at the AmUfi
church in tierman by Gideon Ktelufus mid
ethers. About three hundred Irlends took
refreshments bI the lieuse.
Jeseph Breidbent, or Morgantown, Ilerks
county, uged about eighty jears, visited his
son Ulles lu Texas, seme tlme age. On Sat
urday, the 20th, his family rocelvod a ills
natch that he had died or cholera aud was
hurled a few hours after his death. Uewax
the Adhere!" ltev. Uoergo llroadbent, or tliu
M. U. couleronco.
FKW SALKS OF OU) TOBACCO.
l.r.SN MAN 1HU IMKIIIlKIt UAHICH IN
JIIAHKKT I.AHV WKKH.
Tlie lriici llrRlmiliiK le He I tlin 'Ml Crep,
rtii.iclx fif tlin Drliinliil for riuijl-
isnlit l.M I'allliix OH' In lhs liu-
Itiiitrtllinix id Hiutiitrii.
Only a few sales of old tobacco linve been
mndediirliig the past week. Hklles A Frey
reK)rt W c ises sold In small lets, nml Ames
Hosteller 100 cases. Oilier xales may have
leeu made but net te any gre it extent, ns the
miioiiutefold lea! held lu this city at this
tlme Is very limited.
Parmers are beginning le set out plants,
though the planting has net ns yet bocemo
general. Perhaps most of the (armors have
made up their minds ns le the number or
iieres le be planted by tliniii rosxjctlvely.
1'erhajH some of them, en account el the low
prices prevailing for a year or two pist, have
determined te quit planting, or te greatly
reduce the acreige heretofern given te te-
liaive. I'erliaps lliey are wise; ixirhiip'
otherwlse. Ill our Judgment thore will be n
ready sibi for nil the .... lobix'ce they innv
grew. The amount of old Pennsylvania
lear net only lu Lancaster county but lu
Philadelphia, New Yerk and olsewhero Is
lexs that it has been fiir jears past Jeblxirs
mid iiiittiufaclurers are crying Inr It nnd can't
get II, nor can they get anything te take Its
plsee. for mouths '-short "wmpperx," "grxxl
sis-eiiils" and "Pennsylvania idlers" have
been in ceiixUitit demnuil, mid soma lawsuits
hnve U'en Ind alxnit them. They will sixm
be In gre iter demand, mid they can't be
found. Then the 'k", prep will be hurried te
the Irent; mid Ills net se large a crop as it
wns Hippoxed te be. The packers Ixiuuht it
low mid will make money en It If it turns
out well, as It will from present appeal-mice.
They will want mere like it, and only Lan
caster county farmers can supply the demand.
Besides these considerations there are
ethers that induce us te think that our far
mers can sell a big crop uext year. The Su
matra era.') Is pretty well ever. It Is Isilng
demonstrated every day that one of Sumatra
leal will no cover three or lour times as
many cigars ns grxxl I'ennsjUanla Ha
vana. On the contrary, seme el our
llnest Lmcnsler county wrapx)rs will
compete almost xiund ler ixiiuid with the
luiMirleil article, mid make cigars as ple.islug
le the nye aud mere pleas tot te the taste.
Again, the heavy lmxirtsel Sumatra tobacco,
which seared our farmers se badly a year
age, have coaxed, under the ruling of the
I' lilted Slates treasury department that
Sumatra wraperx mut p ly 7 cents tux jxir
ikiiiiiiI Instead el li cents ns formerly paid.
Tlie New Yerk fuVn-m l.rnf rexirls sales
of only 17 . bales of Sumatra In thnt market
last week nt prlces ranging at from fl.Jl) te
tl.iiO. mid ndds:
"The demand ler line goods cannot be
supplied, mid business is consequently cur
Inlbxl. Picking from the xteck of old to
bacco has gene en until new the best author
ities place tin? sleck at net oxceedlng 11,000
bales Only heavy UiUiwe Is new being 1m
Ixirted en Hcctiuul of tarill restrictions, and
unless manufacturers are willing te pay
mere for their Sumatra wrappers se that 7.x.-.
duly goeJs can be imported, there will
lie n very decided docteaso lu the im im
ixirtatlens lids year. Aln-ady ever
iS,iK)0 Udes of the new tob.uve has Ijeen
sold at Amsterdam, mid out el this
quantity, no the latest advices: my, only "-no
bales have I icon leund suitisl for tlie I'n I ted
Stiles markets mid el sullicieut weight te
puss at Ixj. duty. Of course later sales are
ex tvled tn furnish a much larger prusrtleu
el heavy tob.icce ; but even if tliev de give
twice as much, the amount will net Is) any
thing like that loco 1 led here el the ls.sl
crop. The Ksj crop will probably yield
Irem lou.ci.ie te l'J.,0iM biles, se it can be
luslly seen that if oiie-quarter gives us only
mW biles, the whole will hardly supply .,nne
Utles."
Taking one consideration with another we
think our larmerx can safely risk planting a
full crop. They will littve plenty of tlme le
de It "in the pleasiut month of June."
Tlis New terK -llnrkel.
The', .s. JuHinnl rejKirts the seed leaf
market (lull, and adds that "the lejsirt el
the cheapness of New J.iv j and New Itr.uil
tobacco, stid te sell in Kiirepeau markets at
as low ii llgure us 7 tn s coots for wrappers
lias somewh.il coelml the aspirations of ox ex
xirters, and the in pilrj for expert goods has
been verv slight."
Tlie y.iinifn ." s.iys "there was no
featuru of interest in the seixl-leat market this
wiek ti xiiMli running business wnsdone.ind
the half-doen buyers that were here eacli
took a little, thus miking up a total el 1,000
cases.''
Hulls' Weekly Iteperl.
S lies of seed leaf tobacco reported by J. S.
Hills' Sen fc Ce., toliacce brokers, Ne. Ul
Water street, New Yerk, ler the week end
ing June 1, IsMi:
.loe cases ISM l'eunxylvaula, I Kari-.; Ji) imscs
IsSTl IVunsvlvania, tVivii-.;M) laises ss I'enii
svH.iuil 1 hi Villi,! seed, lie; !."ii) i-.ies lvl
WKsmslii Havana, Iii'jd ll'..c.; 100 cases ItI
New l'.nglaiid, KK i,I.'s-.; 100 'cases sundries,
Vilsc. Tebll, 'AX) isvses.
riiltailelpld.i Markil.
The seed leaf trade is reported quiet, but
lu a healthy condition, with n prospect of
Increased business new that the labor trou
bles nre approaching solution.
Cigar miiiufacturersnre doing agoed bust
ue.ss, but complain el their small margin el
pn illts.
There is net much doing in Sumatra leif,
but geed Havana is sought after.
Uceelpts ler the week UV eases Cotiueo Cetiueo Cotiuee
tlci'l, leO cases I'euiixvlviiniii, 50 eases Ohie,
IC1 cases WTpceilnin, '-0.I cnes Yerk st ite, VJ
baits Sumatra, llii bales Havana, and !l.ri
hhils Irgiuia and Woateru leaf tobacco.
Siles show 11 cases Connecticut, Jse cases
i'eiiiixylvauln, ;I7 cases Ohie, .'0 cases Litlle
Dutch, Ki'l cases Wisconsin, 71 cases Yerk
stale, la bales Sumatra, ll'.'bales Havana and
lis Hhils Western leaf lu transit direct le 111.111-ul'-cturers.
i;. ported el leal tobacco Te llarbadees,
sir lirig C. (ireen, l,.t-7 pounds; te l.lver
xx)l. per steainer Lord Cllve, loe, IVi jveundx;
te Antwerp, per steamer Switzerland, .17,
H'Hl imumlH ; te Deinerarn, per bark Cathelle,
i,eri peiiiuis ; iei.il, -ue,.iii petiiius.
ltallliuiire al.itket.
Mnrket quIcL Net much will be doue
until llie French awards are made, which
will be early this mouth. Owing te the
light demand from shippers thore is an ac
cumulation of stock, but prices are linn.
Sleck ou hand, 15,000 hhds, ,
Thore are no notable ltuttires lu Southern
or Western markets ; lu all el thorn there
apixurs te be a lair trade, aud in Lj ucliburg
mid Klchmenil a very active business.
Nine, and Ciiiiiuieiils.
The New Yerk 7'oiurce Leu rejoices that
the Mexican reciprocity treaty has been
killed lu the Houxe committee of ways and
menus, nnd hopes the Morrison tnrill may be
neut " le the (lemnltleu bow-wows" whero
it ought te go wherover that is if it all be
as stupid ns the tob.icce seotlen In It.
Fer years thore has been a great hue and
cry in New Yerk against ' tenement house
clgnrs," and the legislature of thut state lias
passed two or three laws (imcnnxtitiiUeunlnf
course) te prevent their manufacture. And
new, ou the otlier hand, the stute beard of
health Is being potlllened te appoint a Bpo Bpe
clal inedical olllcer te Inspect the workmen
employed in tlie large lactenes, en the
ground that snwkers are poisoned hv cigars
made by " uncleanly persons I" Meral
don't smoke; or let overy man bccemuhls
own clgirinaker.
Ilmv Henry Darriiliaiiip was SnliulltMl.
Henry D.ireiikmnp, el Lancaster, en Mon
day Iileutilled Jeseph Boyd, au old conlidcnce
epei nter, arrested ou Friday, as tlie man who
swindled nun out el tin en .May . narcn
knmp had Just bearded a beat bound ler
Baltimore when the delendant accosted him
aud Inquired where he was going. Heyil
claimed te be a store-keeper nt HarKr's Ferry,
ami said that he had been making purchases
here. In answer te n question Ileyd asserted
that laboring worn was plentiful In his neigh
borhood and geed wages wero paid. Theu
another confidence man addressed Ileyd as
Morgan and presented a hill for shipping.
The defendant tendered n check which the
fsoude frelghtmau could net change. Then
Mnmktiiup was Induced te loud Ileyd. ?10
und that was the last he saw of the men. The
accused was held In (1,000 ball.
1IAN U'hKAItV'M TJSAJI I1KATKN.
lliey r.iiieiinlr Their Flmt llelfnt In Ijiiu.h
trrain! l)e Mourn Tall ltd king,
Yosterilay Dan O'Leary's great Klmlra Klmlra
Scrnnteu couiblimtlen or ball players made
their llrxt itpxiirance lu I.aucisler. This
club had only Ixieu Ixmleii wiw since Joining
tliu .State Association, nnd the result of yes
terday's game with the Lancaster wns a
great surprise te them. O'Leary's team Is a
strong one, nml among Its meinhers nre sev
eral old iuetreK)llbiu playeix. They are
much better with the stick than In the Held,
however. Yesterday the home club put
llyudmnii In te pitch mid he did Une work.
The only moil or tlie visiting eluli that could
hit lif lit were Trey and Heller. They had
lour hits Ixjtweeil lliem, and the ether mum
born managed te secure three.
The visitors tilayed very poorly lu the
Held, which Is tliulr weak place, the Liu Liu
casters hit Stouteiihorg veryrreely, Drixcell
leading with two singles nnd a double. They
alxe llolded very well. Keix-kegy caught a
splendid galue until he was badly hiirtlu the
eighth Inning by 'xiing struck above tlie
right oye with a pitched ball. A terrible
gash was cut, and In a short time the eye was
almost swollen shut. He wns taken te the
olllceof Dr. Metrgar, where Ins Injuries were
attended te, and Knox then caught.
The game was umpired by David (luudaker.
a young man or tins city, who was claimed
te Ikj )Kisted In ball. He was put in bocatlse
there wns noelllcl.il umpire piosent. During
the whole game the Scranleii men led, by
Johnny Trey, kept kicking nnd one or lliem
made a big hit with his companions by call,
leg the umpire, a limn halTel his sire, a liar.
Tlie wJitcHm.e el tlie ' kick " was that the
gang or old tlme ball players wns being
(Ideated In a town where they least expect
ed It. Alter eight Innings had lieeti
played and the score steed 0 te I,
Trey picked tip the ball mid complained
that It was rlpcd. There was a very small
hole lu it, but the yarn was net excised.
Trey tried, It is Hald, te make the hole
larger, but was unsuccessful. His men
dually refused te play and a new Irall was
sent for and was brought from town. It was
exactly ilke the kind they had been playing
with, but Trey refused te use it because it
did net have the seal of the president or the
State Association. The umpire told him he
had net yet decided that the llrst ball was
unlit for use. Trey said he would net play
with that either, nml he withdraw his men
from the held. The umpirogave the game
te Lancaster. The full score I
is
here given
i.axlahtku. ii. ii r a e Jbuuniem.
n. n. r.
A K.
.ccher, s u
O'Ueurkc, 1 I
llytxlni.ni p 1
Vlltlle.J I
Kltlnger,!. t
Drlsi'ell, r. I
Kixickcgy.c 0
I.lcli. m . I
lia,J . u
0 li
lr
1 1
0' !
I "
d ll
-'! '
i :
ii
2 1 Trey.2
1
(i
(i I ltd fur, 1
- 10
8 e Waters, in
(I 0
II I
0' I
l u
ll 1
'l
; ii i.'iiiiigiiiui,.!
n ii linn, i .
0 v Hene, x
0 i Kennedy, I
0 1 King, c
1 1 Steut'b'G.p
ll! ii!
i l
I e
i,
leial.
110 51 ts Si I Total
II 7.111(1
l3IIXOS.
bannister 0 0 13
svraiilnii 1 1 0 il
Karned riina Ijincnsti-r. 1 : Twe
I i n-'j
u u II I
liase hits
Drlscell. Tmy. H.im-x stolen O'Hmirke, Vtltue
(J), Kttlnger, Koeckcgy, Ilelferand king, belt
en li isex l.nm aster, ' : bcrniilen, 5. Strm.k
out I.ancaler. .1; bLnmten, '. Mrsl base en
lialls Iincnstcr, I , Scranton, J. I'asveil n ills
Knocki-ie , .1 : Meg, I. Wild l'ltclies llj nil
man, -' : steutenbcin, 2. I inpire (tuulakur.
The Scranleii plajers claim that they had
g(xd reason te "kick" in eterday's game ;
they say Unit the umpire did net have sulli
cieut knowledge of the game te ll 1 1 the posi
tion, mid that he gave them tlie worst of It
Irem the start. They also say that instead el
having two balls ou the ground, as is required
by tliu rules, there wns but one. When that
one was tern, the umpire cilled for a new
ball. They think that tl the old ball was lit
le play w lib, he should net have called for a
new- one. The strangers liirthcr tay that
they agreed te play Hie g-ime under pretest,
but" the Lincaster people would net de that,
'lhey admit, however, tli.it they worooul werooul woreoul
p laved everywhere.
I uiplre Deen, eftlus city, did uolelllclato
yesterday, because he was sullering from the
etlucts el a hit which he received en the
head by a ballin l.owistewn. He will be ou
hand le-d.iy.
several Association gnmes were mstioiied
by rain yesterday altorueou. The Brooklyn
again defeated Louisville and the score was
'i toil Cincinnati turned the tables en the
Mets and defeated them by the score of 1 1
le ."..
The laiague games, net refuted m the Is
i i:i.i.uii:S' i:u el vesterday were as lollews :
At Philadelphia : Chicago I. Philadelphia .J ;
it Bosten : (inclining) St. Leuis I, Husten I,
(alternoeii) Bosten 10, St. Leuis; at New
Yerk : Detroit I, New Yerk I.
Theie Were thirty theusiind puople ou the
ixile grounds in New erk jesteidav, te see
the New Yerk and Detieit clubs pu. Bun.
nett nnd Baldwin were the visitors' battery
and Welch and O'Kourke ellicialcd ler the
home team. The Detroit (unbailed the New
Yorkers, and the largest crowd that ever
witnessed a ball game went away dKip dKip
peinted. t the afternoon ganie between Brooklyn
ami Louisville 10,000 persons were present.
The Louisville had but live hits oil Perter
while twelve were made oil Heckcr. Me
Tauiany had a three base hit and a xiugle.
Ohllield caught this morning's gime ler
Harkiiiu and had eleven put outs besides two
hits.
The l'hiladelpluas only had three hits oil
Flynn, el Chicago, yeslerday.
In the inerning gaum between Detroit and
Nuvv i erk the lornier had but tiveliils, yet
they managed le seoie the runs. The New New
Yerk had thirteen hits and only made six
runs.
Chicago wen the game Irem Philadelphia
in tlie last Inning yesterday.
The ixjople el tlie Seuth are going i-nixy
ever Ime ball. In a game played with
Charleston at Memphis a few days age,
Black, the left Helder of the Memphis, made
a wonderful catch of a long dne te his gar
den. The Appeal says : " When lllack re
turned tiem tliu Held he received an ovation
that must have doue hlsheirt geed. It se
lupiiuucd that he was the next mail at the
bat, aud lllaik showed hew he appre
ciates encouragement by lilting tiie
llrst ball delivcied te film ever tlie
right field 'ence for a home inn. There was
music in the air as he canton d around the
baxes, aud ! usual purse was miule up ler
him when he came in. It netted linn f,)s,7 ,
which was ratlier handsome under the cir
cumstances, lint we can assure Mr. Black
that a hit like that in a close game with Nash
ville or Atlanta will be worth S100 If It's
worth ncent.
1 1t l: VD3UI K.UJJlt:T.S tiAsuy.
Cliarlcs i:iiiery Kmltli and Dr. tliilllerd In Ile
I'ellegn Ornlerx 'tills ear.
Twe weeks hence will b the conunonce cenunonce conunence
nient btviseu or Franklin and Marshall col cel col
Icge and orders for excursion tickets hither
en tint l'cnnsylv.inla railroad and Philadel
phia A Heading railroad nre already being
issued by tlie secretary of the faculty. Fol
lowing is tlie pregramme el oxerclsos for the
vv( ek el commencement :
Sunday, Juuu 1 lib, 10:,i0a. m., baccalau
reate sermon, by the piesUlent.
Monday, June Ilth, s: Hi p. in., Junier
oratorical contest, in the college chapel.
Tuesday, Juuu l.'tb, 1 p. in., meeting et the
beard et tiustues, lu tlie First Hotermod
church. lip. m., clasi-dayoxerclses, en the
campus. 8 p. m., add i ess bulore tlie literary
hoclelles, in the court house, by Charles
Kmery Smith, esq , et the Philadelphia
I'rc&s,
Wodnesdiy, June leth, s.JO a, m. soclety
ro-uuieiis. 10 a.m., alumni meeting. U'.IO
p. in., alumni dinner. U:.'10 p. in., dedica
tion or tliu observatory, s, p. m., alumni ad
dress, lu the college chil'el, bv lroless.er S.
II. tiuiirerd, A. M., I). D. S., of Philadel
phiiu Thurbdiiy, June 17lh, ') :u in., conimenco cenimenco conimence
moiit, one session. The graduating class
numbers , et whom 10 will deliver ora
tions. A Vcrdlttel Heart l)lcae.
This morning Corener lleiiaiumi held au
inquest ou the body of Jacob Nell, the Maner
farmer, who drepixxl thud yesterday lu
Mlllorsville, The jury were Milten llradv,
Martin Miller, Mluhael Christ, Cyrus II.
Strasbjtigli, Isaiah F. llurraudA. S, Keudig.
The veriiict was death Irem heart disease.
Afciiinrl.il If. II, Church,
( i mil tlin llarrUburir Independent.
Hev. J. 15. Funk, of I.ancasler, presided at
the qunrterly couference of the' Momerisl U.
11. church held Sunday. The sudden Illness
or 1'iusldlng Klder llalt.ell rendered that
i;cntlemau ttuable te attend.
DKOl'S TEN FOll SWORD.
r.niTvit juiaiwatEii'H htkhn pkiiit
VUU Vlll'.Al'KU n'ATKH VUVKlt.
.Iluunt .ley's C'etitirll OrilfiM tlin IIICKlng eat of
Ills H'slfr I'lpe Sllsnriupr Itnal.U nnd Is
Arre.ted Aiilylnc le tlin Ceutl ler
it rrelllnlnary Injiiiiitinii
Mepnt .le, l'n., June I. Heme tlme age
T. It. Mlxsemer, editor and publisher or the
ML Jey Mar and Xcws, one orthe weekly
journals of our borough, procured a water
meter te facllltate the printing of his paiiers.
As was noeessaiy, he made application te
the water committee of council as te the
water rent he was te be charged ler the run
ning or his meter, which he claims was te be
run for two hours ence every week. The
committee reperted te council mid when
council reported te the committee that MIs MIs MIs
soiner would liave le iiayflrj a year, MIse.
mer thought tills was tee high a tax for him
te pay, considering tlie time the meter was
te be used.
Ile told council se through the columns or
hlspaper. This action of Mlssomer, through
thocelumnx of the. V(ur mid A'pim, lflnteudixl
te seethe the town council, did net hae Its
Intended airecl. Fera low weeks age council
Instructed Win. Ktiliti, suixjrlntendeutel the
water works, tosliutell the water and council
would collect the tax due the borough bylaw.
This was net In harmony with Mr.Missemer'M
way or thinking, though Mlssomer mid he
was willing te pay the tax ler the tlme he
used the water le run his meter. Hut he
thought that $13 a year was au unreasonable
price te ehaege for running n water meter
when at ether places the authorities did net
charge that much ler a fountain which Is
kept running 10 or mero hours a day.
Last evening Town supervisor Welsh
and Water KiiHirinteii(leut Kuhn proceeded
te carry out the Instructions of the council
and shut oil' the water. At nlxnit .. o'clock
they put in their nparance and began dig
ging te lake out the pipe that connects the
olllie with the water main. 11 was then
that the trouble began, for as fast as the
emissaries or council would ejwn the hole
aud try te reach the water main, several
young men were standing ready with shovels
te close the hele ; this was carried en Tern
white.
Finally Mlssomer and two young men em
ployed hi the otllce by him were arrested and
taken bolore his majesty, the burgess. The
mode or procedure or settlement, as the
case may be, w e liave railed te learn, though
an Injunction may be served against the
borough.
While tlie proprietor wns under nrrest the
work el xheveliiig'lu mid out of the hole
was kept up until the Ilarrisburg express,
due here at h:0e, came te town when either
the parties w ere tired out or gave it up for a
Ixid Jeb.
Missemcr may net liave dene the fair
thing by dictating te council; but oue thing
we knew is that if council would attend te
ether things pertaining tn the lioreugh with
as much vim as they attend te the waler
meter question, we would liave better pave
ments and the tax due the borough Irem the
soldiers' orphans' school would long nge
hnve been collectod and put whero it rightly
belengs.
Applied fur mi Iiijiiiiilluu.
.Mlssomer, through his counsel, applied te
Judge Patterson In chambers this morning
Ter a preliminary injunction te restrain the
authorities Irem shutting oil the water. The
ledge roliised te grant the Injunction, as
court was in mission. At noeu application
was made te Judge Livingston, but the In
junction ailldavits wero net In shape and
counsel mid they would be ready at UiJO tp
present the pajxirs for tlie Injunction.
iii:i'L'si:u.
The court this alteruoeu refused te grant a
preliminary inuinctien ou account et the in in
lerinality of the papers.
tutor uiiittKLV ix run iie.ih.
Aaren II, V unkrr, llespniiileiil nml Tired et
l.llc, Illex by MM (Inn llanil.
l'oeplo residing in the western jwirt of the
city wero startled by the report ou the streets
Monday nttorneou that Aaren II. Yenker,
residing at 50.! West liiestuut street, had
committed suicide. Investigation showed
that the story wascernvt. Youkerwasatin Yeukerwasatin
siulth by trade and ler the last llfteeu years
had been employed in the establishment et
Steinmnu A- Ce. He was u suilerer from
dyspepsl.i, and oue month age he left Stein
man's, since which tune he has been doing
nothing. Ol late he had been very dospou despou dospeu
denl. On Monday altorueou alxmt quarter before
two o'clock Yiuiker went up stairs. In a
short tlme several members of the family,
who were down stairs heard a cracking noise,
but did net supixise tint it was made by a
pistol. Shortly afterwards they heard groans
and one el tiieni went upsiaira. ieniser
was leund in tlie bath room en his knees aud
leaning ever a trunk, lu his right hand was
clutched a twenty-two calibre, seven shot
revolver. The man was unconscious and
the bleed was oozing Irem mi ugly wound
in tlie right temple. The man was quickly
carried te his room and medical aid was sum
moned. Dr. Compten was seen at the hotise.
He examined the wound aud probed for the
ball, but without xiuvesx. Y'enker sank
very rapidly and died shortly alter three
o'clock.
Deceased wns a man .." years of age. lie for
merly was in business in Tamaqua but came
te this city. Kur many years he worked ler
Jehu I leaner .V, Ce., mid Irem that linn went
te (Jee. M. Steiuiiun A Ce. He was con
sidered au excellent tin worker. Oue moru meru moru
ingbeino weeks aije Mr. Yenker was found
lying uucouscieus in his risiiu, having been
overcome by the gas which was turned oil.
It w as home time befere he rocevorod. Some
believed nt the time that the gas was blown
out or that it escaxd in some ethor way, but
the impression new ts that .Mr. Yenker then
attempted suicide. The deceased leaves a
wife, two daughters and one seu.
Corenof lleuaman held an inquest en the
body of Y'enker. The jury was comiiesod
Henry Weber, A. 1-'. Kline, Jacob Handle,
(lOorgeGutnpl, Jacob Musketuus and D. II.
Nauman. They rendered a verdict of sulclde
vvhlle laboring under a lit or melancholy.
The pistol with which Yenker took his llfe
was a w eapeu that had been around the house
for soveral years. Deceased kept It for shoot sheet
ing cats, aud about a year age his who told
him te sell It. She thought he had disposed
of tlie weapon in that way, as she did net see
it again until yosterday. Although Yonker's
real niiuie was Aaren, he was generally
known as Andrew.
hhaler'x Case Continued.
NnwYeiiK, June 1. lien. Alex. Shaler
was lu the mayor's olllce te-day te stand
his trial en the charges or complicity
In connection with the armory silos
purchased, which wero presented against
him by Mayer (irace immediately after the
disagreement of his jury a mouth age. ills
ceunsel asked ler au adjournment und upon
the mayor refusing tlm icquest he entered a
demurrer te the whole pnx-eedings, saying
the facts did net present a case which author
ized tlie mayor te lemove Cien. Shaler or crit
icize his elllclal action whatever. The cor
poration counsel thereupon agroed te the ad
journment and the mayor set the case down
for Monday next.
Het dentin Place-
W.YSHiNd'ie.v, D. C, June 1. The presi
dent sent te the Sonate te-day the lollewlug
nominations ;
David li. HawkiiiH, or Me., tn be assistant
secretary orthulnteriur,vicoi;oorgo A. Jenks.
resigned,
Jeseph U. Johnsten, of Virginia, te be com
missioner In and for the district or A laska,
vice Chester S. Fiber, resigned.
Decided Agitlnat lluddenlvK.
Hiivr Yeiik, Juuu 1. Tlie case of appeal
against Koutence or Chin A. lluddon lludden lluddon
Biel;, who wns convicted and sentenced te 10
years' Imprisonment ou charges or man
slaughter in erectlng slum buildings for
tenements, has been argued lierore the gen
eral term. Tlie decision was against llud llud
densiek. Dotectlvos arrested him this morn
ing nnd took him te police hoadquarters.
Ile will be taken te the district lUtoniey's
olllce.
TIIK At.t. AllHOHItiNU reriv.
frrimrliig Fer tlin I'ri-.lclmif. Wrddlnc The
llutfia Fer the Wedding Ck.
Immediately upon renchltig New Yerk ou
Sunday night the president, nccoiuimnled
by Mr. Benjamin Folsom, droveto tuoUllsey
house aud met Miss Folsom, his Isjtrethed,
with whom he spent au hour In her parlor.
About midnight the president again took a
carriage nnd prwoedod te the houxe el Hocrc Hecrc
tary Whitney, whero he spoilt the night.
Miss Folsom break r.isted In her prlvnte
parlor lu the Oilxey houxe at Ii o'clock Mon
day morning. She rocelvod a Inrge beuquet
rrem the presldent, nc.cem pan led by a nete.
At 'JjM Secretary nnd Mrs. Whltney called,
and laterMrs. Vilas, Mrs. Kndlcett and Mrs.
Lament called, mid seen three old school
males of Miss Kolxein were shown up te her
parlor. The callers seen departed, and Miss
Folsom, acoempaiilod by Mrs. Lament and
her eeuxlii lletijaiiiln, drove te the Twenty
third street entrance or the Filth Avouue
liotel, and sixm Miss Folsom was seen
v lowing the reviewing stand at Madisen
Square, through au opera glass. At l'1-M
.Miss Folsom, iigaln accompanled by Mrs. La La
ment, returned te the (lllsey house.
At :t o'clock Prosldent Cleveland dreve up
le the Thirtieth street entrance of the Oilxey
house and wns at ence shown up te the pri
vate jvarler of Miss Folsom. He remained
until six o'clock, when he dlued with his bo be bo
trelhod in her parlers.and at 7:15 p. in. the
president took his leave for .Secretary Whit
ney's house, and then dreve te the Academy
or Music
At fe.ie o'clock Miss F'olsem, accompanied
by Mrs. Whltney, left the hotel in a carriage
und went te the Academy, whero they occii eccii
pied a box during the memorial servlces.
President Clovelaiid and Secretaries Lamar
and Whltney lefteu the Washington oxpress
at midnight. Miss F'olsem, it Is stated, will
leave at noeu te-day for Washington.
The arrangements heretofore outlined ler
securing privacy at the weddlng will be
strictly adhered te. In addition te the presi
dent mid his brlde and the moinbers or the
cabinet and tliulr wives, the only perseus who
will be present nt the ceremony are Mrs.
lleyt and Miss Cleveland, Mrs. 1-olsein, Mr.
Benjamin F'olsem faud jxisslbly, twoerthroe
ether relatives of the brlde) ; Mr. Wilsen S.
I lissell, the president's leriucr law partner;
Miss Nelsen, el Albany, and old friend of the
Cle eland family, ltev. Dr. and Mrs. Byren
Sunderland, and Colelol and Mrs. Lament
about twenty-live persons in nil.
nexi:s foil thi: wunniNd cakk.
Saturday evening the Hpoener manufac
turing eeni.my received notice from Tlllany
V Ce., that :IOO miniature boxes ler ploces of
wedding cake must be made by Monday
evening. Tivolve girls wero Induced by the
premise of deuble pay to-glve up their holi
day and the work was proceedod with. The
boxes are oblong In sliaix?, being six Inches
lu length, ene ami a quarter Inches wide and
ene aud a quarter Inches deep. They nre
white aud covered completely by the ll nest
satins. Iusldea seit white cushion adorns
tliu upper lid, and beneath a lrluge et doll dell doll
cate thread will cenceal the contents from
view. I'jmju the outside will be painted the
monogram el the bride aud groom. This
will cost the president something like ?3,000,
each box being valued at ?12 at the very least.
This will be delivered te Pinard, who Is te
manufacture the wedding cake. The prosl presl prosl
eont also commissioned Tlllany A Ce. te
purchase a diamond necklace and solitaire
ring, which he will present te his bride.
They wero dellvored te Mr. Cleveland. It Is
understood that the president has also made
ether extensive purchased from the linn.
Ilraiped tlie Mtuiitlun.
l-'iein the N' . Tribune
TJieJJd Kegimentbaml grasped the situa
tion happily yosterilay. As they approached
the reviewing staud, whero Mr. Clevelaud
was, uiey iiuijeu. -non SuiB in mai.jr
V"'1:: m""iU1 r,1
dolssehu's " VeddlIlg March." The pecu
liar apprepriateness el the strains was recog
nized lar and wide by tlie crowd and
acknowledged witli a cheer. Presumably
Mr. Cleveland was tliu victim e! varying
emotions at tlie time, but he bere It bravely,
and piebably took no ollense at this amustng
expression of geed will.
He llulleiex lu Matrliumi.
I'rem I'lcst CU v eland's tiisl Jlediaue te Cen
BICs.s
The fathers of our families nre the best
citbens el the republic Wife and children
are the sources et pitrletism, and conjugal
and pareutal allcctieu beget devotion te the
country.
311x4 I elxilli .Sleeps Till Ten O'clock.
Nuw Yeiik, June 1. Miss Folsom was
tired Irem her exertions yesterday nud did
net rise this morning until nearly 10 o'clock.
She attired hersell in a morning wrapporef
black, and at 10-JO she had breakfast with
her brother in parlor Ne. ft. Her cousin,
Mr. llenj.imin Folsom, had breakfast hair
au hour later In the general dining room
or the Ullsey house. Twe baskets of
llewers were sent up te Miss l'olsem while
she was at breakfast. They were from Mrs.
Whltney and Mrs. Kndk-utt. Miss Hall, or
Bullale, and Mrs. Meusill called and were re
ceived by Mixs l'olsem. Miss I-'olseiu, ac
companied by her mother, her cousin, aud
the wives et the cabinet eilicers still in the
city, will leave for Washington at 0 o'clock
thisovening.
Tlin President Arrives lu VtiMlilngteii.
Wamiimuu.n, June 1. President Clove Cleve
land, accompanied by Secretary Lamar,
who left New Y'erk last night at midnight,
arrived here this morning.
Tlie President Carly at Werk.
m Washington, 1). C, Juue 1. The presi
dent, who arrived irem New Y'erk at au early
hour this morning, was at work at his
desk seme time bofero tlie clerks in ids olllce
arrived. Ile cleared his desk and thou gave
his attention te household affairs, refusing
te receive any callers whatsoever.
lie-opened Ills Old Wound.
Ni:w Yeiik, June 1. Cel. Woodward, of
the 15alslr Pest O. A. It., of Philadelphia,
was removed te his home te-day sullering In
tensely Irem the injury received yosterilay.
The colonel was about te mount the grand
stand ou IioxHerd avouue and Hess street,
Williamsburg, when his feet slipped and he
foil heavily te the ground and re-openod the
old wound his sheulder roceived during the
war.
Iren mid Steel Workers In Scstlnu.
I'lTTSitinui, l'a., June 1. It was uearly
11 o'clock this morning when President
Woihe rapped llie oievouth minimi conven
tion of the Amalgamated Association of Iren
and Steel Workers te order. The gathering
ordelegntes this year Is docldedly slim coin
pared w ith that or lornier conventions held
in tlits city. Scarcely ene hundred ruspouded
te their names dining roll call.
Mate Medical Convention.
The State Medical convention holds
Its annual meeting in Wllliamspert com
mencing en Wodnesday aud continuing
te Friday next. A large number et del
egates from Philadelphia and otlier east
ern counties passed through Lancaster
te-day en reute te tlie conventlou. Drs.
lllack, erstrasburg; llrebst, of I.ltllz, and
M. I Herr.el' this city, delegates from the
Lancaster City Medical soclety, lelt this
morning and ten or hiteen ethor delegates
will fellow them te-morrow.
Arrest of I'ligline.
llaivey I'udorciiller was Indicted in ISsJ
for being tlie rather or un Illegitimate child.
He became a ruglthe from Justice
and went te Tennessee whero he remained
until a sbert tlme age when he re
turned te this county. The commonwealth
ollicers learned or his whereabouts, and yes
.. .-.I,..- i.n w.i arrested. 11 e was brought be-
lere llie court aud onlered ball for trlul nt the
August sessions.
Old Auldlers en au Excursion.
This aftornoen thore were two sections of
F'ast I.I no west. The second had llve car
leads of excursionist), who were ou their
way te Gettysburg, Antletam and Washing
ton. They are the survivors of the Thir
teenth Massachusetts regiment and their
lauillies. They ceme from the iiolghlwrheod
of FiU'bburg;
HVKNTS BKYQND THE SKA.
(JUIKf JIMTIVK VUI.KH11IU AOAIN
a Ul liy iUHH US.1NLA .
Dainxcr. Axked for lUnnnrd Uclsuwlloeot
timmilcr by Sir. C'lmrlra M. AriKint-Tha
Kiigll.li tfml nt llxlllat M Me
SlRiillUnnre Feralxu tlwliM.
IiO.niiek, June 1. Mr. Chatlen W. Admus,
the barrlster who marrled Mlsa MUdred
Uolerldgo afler exiting In the oeurUtho
niggardly manner lu which the Coleridge
housoheld was cqiulucted, Is new about
bringing action te recover damages forro ferro forre
nowod defamation of character against bis
father-in-law, Lord Chlof Justice Colerldgo.
The action Is based uen expressions con
tain e I In letters furnlshed by Ixnl Colo Celo Cole
rldgo and his son te the elllclal rofereo lu the
previous suits brought by Mr. Adntns
ngainst tlie derendant. Mr. Adams main
tains that the act of the Colerldgos tn supply.
Ing the releree with copies orthe letters wa
tantamount te publishing theni. Lord Cole
ridge's defense Is that the lotters was prlvl prlvl
ledged communications.
Ilnx Ne HlKiillininre.
Lomde.v, June 1. Ne Importance ts at
tached te tlie announcement cabled Irem
America of the arrival at Halifax or Her
Majesty's warship liollerophon, the flagship
of the British North Atnerlc.tn Heet- In
naval circles It Is stated that the vessel's ap
pearance at the pert has no connection with
the flxhery troubles, that her arrival nt Hali
fax at this time Is only In pursuance of orders
from the naval oilice Issued long bolore any
treuble ever the fisheries occurred between,
the United States and Canada.
A Meeting nf Hie Oar' Council.
Londen, June 1. A dispatch rrem HI.
Petersburg suites that the czar has ordered a
meeting of the imperial council le be held
at the palace, In St, Petersburg, oue woek
Irem le-day. Thoevont causes considerable
sxculatieu as te Its purport.
AS ATTEJll'T TO lA'NVII.
Tlie lira Department Sprinkle the Crowd
IVllHeut any Meet.
I'neuiv, 111., June 1. Au ntteuipt wns
Hindu yosterday te lynch the negre, Lein.
Wagner, arrested for the outrnge committed
en the "-year-old Kltcheley girls Sunday
night. Last night a large crowd osaeinblod
In the vicinity of the jail. The 11 re depart
ment was called out and attempted te dis
perse tlie crowd by throwing water ou It
This only Ineronxed the gatliering and lnton lnten lnton
nilled the oxcileniout. Jehn Yntes, oue or
the mob, llred a shot at ene of the Urouien
and was arrested. When the crowd num
bered fully 0,000 the authorities made the
statement that Wnguer was net in Jail and
invited the mob te select a comuiltteo te ex ex
amine the Jail, but it failed te discover the
prlsoner. Ith learned that secret move
ments were made during the duy, but at
w hat point It is unknown.
I'llgrlm Society Meetlnc.
l't. mouth, Mass., June L At Its annual
meeting the Pilgrim soclety yesterday re
elected President Itussel, aud elected J.
Henry Stlckney, of Baltimore, Hen. Win. M.
l-tviirm. of Nfiw "Yerk. l''red'k S. Ames and
u. M. i)0Xter, vlce presidents -, W. S. Dan-
rerth, secretary, Isaac N. Ste,
Stoddard, treasu
rer, a beard of trustees and the standing com
mittee. A comuiltteo or nlne was appointed
te t.ike measures ler securing the early com
pletion or tlie national monument, and the
thanks of the society wero voted te Hen. .Tehu
D. Leng and Hen. Geerge F. Heat for tbelr
services lu securlng the congressional nppre-
"jrriatleinjftl5i00i.-
Mexican l'n rents Allarae.
Citv of Mkxice, June 1. Very destruc
tive tires have been raging lu Atuacameca
forests near tlie capital. Many ranches are
destroyed and a large number of persens, In
cluding soveral soldiers, have been ratally
injured white fighting the llauiea Four
have already died. In the suburbs of Villa
DoOuadaleupe, near bere, was found this
morning the body efa woman who had heeu
killed by three dcep stabs with a knlfe. The
assasMn had se lacorated the woman's face
that recognition was Impossible.
belied au American lisheriuuu.
Uowen, June 1. A Halifax special te the
Herald says the schooner Sisters, which was
seized at Portland ler violating the United
States custom laws and released en Saturday
e cuius, arrived at Yarmouth last night- '
The captain el a coaster just arrived reports
that the Ii. Heulott has seized an American
mackerel fisherman oil" the Guysbore coast.
Ne particulars.
Declined te Speak with HUlne.
I'ei;ii.ANi, Me., June 1. Goneral Neal
Dew was announced te speak at the Glad
stone meeting te be held lu the city hall to
night. It was asserted that the appearauce
of Goueral Dew en the platform with Mr.
Illaine would Indicate that the Prohibition
opposition te Mr. Illalue would be withdrawn
in 16aS. Hearing this talk, General Dew
sent, yosterday afternoon, a letter declining
te speak.
ltrtnllatleii In ltnte Cutting.
CittCAOe, June L The Chicagc, Mll Mll Mll
waukoe .fc Stl'aul railroad yesterday rotal retal rotal
lated in the rate cuttlui; war by striking at
the local bualnosserthoUock Island through
Central Iowa. The tarill' te lleck Island was
cut from $3.15 le $3.10; Davenport, $3.20 te
$3.15; Cedar Kaplds, $0.75 te fl.15; Des
Moines, $PJ.U3 te $e75, and a dozen ethor
points in like proportion.
The Latest View of I'lnley Meke's Case.
I'keiha, 111., June 1. The directors of the
Merchants' National bank, annouueod last
night that owing te the risky condition of
the capital, caused by embezzlement of iunds
by J. Flnley Hoke, the bank will be obliged
te suspend for the present. Hoke's defalca
tions are said te have been going en for years.
lloIsnewluCauada, aud until yosterilay n
was supposed that he was Buil'erlng from
niental domngement.
Krle te Have a New lane te St. f"d
Nuw Yeuic, June l.lt was stated at tlie
Krie railroad ellices te-day that additional
steps wero belng taken by the managers of
the company te secure a connection by a new
Une Inte St. Leuis. The belief w.s expressed
that important action In the matter would be
taken at the next meeting of the beard of
directors.
Te lteturn te the. Ten-Heur System.
Sr. Loeih, June 1. Yesterday afternoon
the executive beard of the Master Uullders'
association had a meeting aud roselvod te
return te the ten-hour system ou and alter
June 15.
Kiiiiilimted for Ceutes.
I.euihVii.i.i:, Ky., June L Augustus Wil Wil
eon was ueiuluated last night for member of
Congress Irem till, the 1st cousre)lon
district.
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